This is CBS I on the World with John Bachelor.

Here's John Bachelor.

Congressional seat for the Third district of New York.

One by the Democrat, Tom Swazi.

What does that mean for the majority in Congress? It gets closer and

closer for the Republicans and the Democrats. What does it mean for New York? I

welcome Harry Seagull, a senior editor at the City, an online journal I highly recommend,

as well as a columnist for the New York Daily News.

Harry, a very good evening to you.

Tom Swazi is well known to me for a long time reading the daily news your newspaper and now reading the city he's a professional he's been in Congress

He's extremely vivid and well spoken.

This seemed to be a one-sided contest all the way.

This is the George Santo seat and the disgrace might have left the people of the district worry about

voting for someone from the Republican Party but what is Swazi saying that gets so much attention, something about the immigration story at the border.

Good evening to you.

Hey, good evening, John.

So Tom Swazi actually held this seat in Congress and he gave it up to run a primary against

Governor Kathy Hockel, who was the lieutenant governor who inherited the seat when Andrew Cuomo resigned.

That's how it opened up for George Santos.

That's its own story, but you know this fabulous gets exposed and eventually expelled from Congress this is a district that Biden won by eight points but in Long Island

mostly covers a little Queens too, where Republicans have been on an incredible run.

They have all four seats in Congress, and that actually amounts for Republican control of Congress.

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