Well, today I want to talk about the mayoral race in New York, New York City, and this is bringing

some things to light issues that we don't talk about every day.

On a day-to-day basis, we just kind of look the other way, sweep them under the rug.

Today's real story is about one of those issues.

Prostitution.

Now, obviously, it's not something you think about every day, but listen to the headlines.

NYC could become a tourism hotspot for sex if socialist Zoran Mamdani becomes mayor.

Critics warned.

Here's another headline.

Mondani is wrong on legal prostitution.

Now, when the New York Post and New York Daily News agree, something's way out of whack.

Here's a few more.

Mayor Adam slams Mondani for wanting to declares. something's way out of whack. Here's a few more.

Mayor Adam slams Mondani for wanting to decriminalize prostitution.

Another one.

Andrew Cuomo calls out Mondani's dangerous support for decriminalizing prostitution.

Now, that last one was from Andrew Cuomo's website. So I guess if you don't like the headlines you're getting, you just make up your own. But he does make a valid

point when he says, it's, quote, a dangerous measure that if passed would only lead to the further exploitation of

the most vulnerable and empower huming traffickers, street gangs, and organized crime.

Close quote. There are all these poles floating around, and Mamdani is leading in the polls. Now, I'm not sure what that really

means. I'm not a big fan of polls. I don't trust them. I fear that they sometimes drive what

candidates talk about. Mondani says that this is a good thing. There are arguments for that, I understand, and you may be

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