Well, folks, that is most of the Democratic mayoral candidates debate from last night.

And listeners, now we'll get some takes from our political reporters, Elizabeth Kim and Bridget Bergen,

and invite your calls and texts for the rest of the hour.

Name one thing that stood out to you from the debate,

especially if it answered any questions you went in with or if it changed your

mind on anything, 212-433. WNYC, 212, 433-9-6-9-2, call or text. Again, name one thing that stood out

to you from the debate, especially if it answered any questions you went in with or if it changed your mind

on any issue or any candidate, 212-433-9692. And I guess I should say we're not looking so much

for your pure lobbying, for the main candidate you already supported. We do see some callers like that

coming in. We're probably not going to take you

in this segment. With plenty of undecided folks out there and the rank choice ballot where you can vote

for up to five, we're looking more for what I said. Name one thing that stood out to you from the

debate, especially if it answered any questions you went in with or if it changed your mind on any

candidate or any issue. We think that's the best public service we can perform. It can be about a

candidate. It can be about an issue. You can also ask Liz or Bridget a question. 212-433,

WNYC, 212-433-9-692, call or text.

Happy morning after, Bridget.

Happy morning after, Liz.

Good morning, Brian.

Good morning, Brian.

Well, that was a lot, a lot of substance and a lot of politics.

Bridget, what would you say people were out to do there generally last night?

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