Let's find out one of my favorite listeners, Pete Goliah, got some good medical news today.

Pete, I know you're listening and I'm very happy for you.

You're a good man.

Good loyal, sit and friends in the morning listener.

So I'm glad to hear you're going to do okay, Pete.

God bless you.

Rich Lowry is the editor of the National Review.

You see his stuff often syndicated right here in the New York Post. He's on box news all the time. He's with me every week. Richard Arthur Lowry, good morning. How's it going, Sid? It's going. This election can't come fast enough. It's been brutal, and now, you know, you got angry people. I mean, come on. It's a tough one for you personally, and the outcome's going to be terrible for you. So, uh, congratulations. I mean, I mean, seriously, you're right. The outcome's going to be terrible because the, uh, the terrorist is going to win. And I got my friends who I've been nothing but loyal to. Yeah. Killing me all over social media, threatening me, you know, saying things to people on the street.

I mean, come on, Rich.

It's crazy, no?

Yeah.

I kind of think the victory will be less than 10 points, but, you know, there's a poll that has them, I think, Emerson has down me at 50 and Cuomo at 25 and our friend Curtis at 21. So maybe that's where it is. I don't know. I just thought it would kind of tighten a little

bit at the end and Curtis's vote would go down as people realize they're wasting their vote no

matter how much they like Curtis, but there's no doubt. Mom Donnie, he's only one of favorable

ratings. He's going to be the only one of favorable ratings.

He's going to be the ex-Mayor of New York City.

And as Ed Koch said after he lost one of his reelection bids, the voters have spoken,

and now they must be punished.

Yeah, we need that, I guess.

I guess you need to be punished, right?

Yeah, why not?

You know, people have said to me that they almost hope that Maldani wins, because New York has been so horrible in their voting, and they've elected such horrible officials, Rich, that we haven't really hit our knees yet.

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