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Hey guys.

We are back on normally the show with normalish takes for when the news is getting weird and it's

always weird.

I'm going to have to him.

And I'm Carol Markowitz.

Well, the weird story is that New York City had a Democratic primary and a, I would say, a communist one.

I don't, he's calling himself a Democratic socialist, but anyone who wants government-run grocery stores

and, you know, to be able to enforce what people can charge for rent, that seems more communist

to me. I agree.

What do you think, Mary Catherine? Oh, man. Look, this is the primary, which generally just

decides the mayor's race in New York because it's so heavily Democratic. He ran against

Andrew Cuomo, who was the other guy at the head of the

pack. And your fave, what's his name? Bradlander. None of these people deserve to win.

No, no, they're all uniquely terrible. But it does seem like Zoran Mamandi, who won the primary,

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