The brilliant columnist National Review, and he's also the author of a great book.

You should get this book, Our Broken Elections.

John Fund, follow him on Twitter as well.

And he's with us now.

John Fund, how you doing?

Well, survived the storm, didn't we?

Yeah, it's much better today.

So, hey, let me just get to elections.

We got a mayoral election that's crucial coming up.

How secure are these elections, you think, in New York, the machines, the ballots?

How much funny business is still going on?

Well, New York, as you know, is a blue city, and the rules are blue, and that's why the voters should be blue about ballot integrity.

You know, it was just a few years ago that the Democrat who ran the Board of Elections for Manhattan

admitted that there were lots of people who were voting in New York who shouldn't have.

There were buses in Chinatown that would come and bring lots of people,

and they would vote in one place, and then they would go on to the next place.

He was fired by Bill de Blasio, who was the mayor at the time.

So I don't think the election is secure.

However, as it stands right now, it doesn't look like it's going to be super close.

I think that the real question will be,

what's the voter integrity situation in New Jersey,

where I think the election for governor,

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