It's the Brian Larrow Show on WNYC. Good Monday morning, everyone. We'll come right back to the New York City Democratic mayoral primary to start the week with early in-person voting underway with

strong turnout over the weekend and many people having seen Thursday night's debate.

Later this hour, our housing reporter David Brand will join us with his take on their answers

in the housing section of the debate, which will replay. Affordable housing being the number

one issue for so many New Yorkers

this year. I don't have to tell you. First, though, we'll replay a few other key clips and keep

following the endgame politics with Errol Lewis, the anchor of Thursday night's debate and co-moderator

with me and Katie Honan from the city. Errol is the host of Inside City Hall,

weeknights on Spectrum News New York One, also a New York Magazine columnist and host of the podcast,

You Decide.

Harold, thanks for joining. Welcome back to WNYC.

Absolutely. Great to be with you. And I want your audience to know, Brian, that after that

two-hour debate, you sat down and went

into a work session with your producer, trying to figure out how to do the next morning show. I was

extremely impressed as I went home to have a bowl of cereal. Well, you went right on the air and broke

down the debate in real time without any time to prep on New York One. So back at you. You know, I was thinking you could

rename your podcast this week from You Decide to You Decide right now. Do you think the debate

Thursday night was speaking to many undecided voters this late in the game? Do you think there are many?

I think it was useful to undecided voters. If you were already somewhat engaged but needed to hear more, I think each

candidate said a lot or said something meaningful about their campaign and their point of view,

and I think they all showcased themselves very well. I think if you hadn't

paid any attention at all up till now, you kind of got, you kind of got the broad outline

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