Michael Goodwin is the finest columnist in America every Sunday and every Wednesday in the New York Post.

Very upsetting yesterday. It was no Michael Goodwin column, but we have him here now. Michael Goodwin. How you doing?

Good morning, Mark. You'll have to amend that, though, almost every Sunday.

Yeah, you owe us a column right now. So here, let me ask you this. It's a deal.

I don't think Hockel has anything to point to as an accomplishment. So have you seen these

attack ads on Zeldon, dangerous, a lunatic and extremist? What kind of nutty ads are these?

It's the only thing she's got. I mean, it's actually a pretty good summary of the Democratic Party, which is running for

more abortion and against Donald Trump.

Everybody's a danger, right?

Every Republican is a danger.

And so I think it's, you know, if you were seeing the similar ads around the country, you would get the message.

This is what the Democrats are running on this year because Joe Biden and Congress have made such a mess of the economy and the border and crime and pretty much everything else that people care about.

So it's very much a distraction campaign.

I mean, we'll have to see whether abortion continues to be a hot issue as we get closer

to the election.

But even that is not uniformly a major good idea for Democrats to be running on. I mean, they're going to cut very differently in, in, in other states than it is in New York. In New York, it probably will help Hockel. And, uh, goodness knows she needs all the help she can get. Yeah. Well, Zeldon was on here on WOR earlier,

and just came right out and called her a crook.

And it doesn't mean she's shoving money in her pocket,

but crooked as far as deals for donors and all of that stuff.

But he's got to do something to get that across, add something.

Yes.

Look, I think it's always difficult for the underdog candidate to break through, right?

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