If Mamdani wins, okay?

This is a big if, but let's just say if Mamdani wins.

And by the way, formidable guy, people cannot just think it's not going to happen.

Like, you know, sometimes in elections, you know how people say, oh, we have it's a slam dunk,

it's going to be done.

I'm like, wait a minute.

What?

The guy won?

Yes, he did.

If Mamdani wins, what happens to New York City?

Well, first of all, and I agree with you about slam dunks. Andrew Yang was walking around with a tape

measure, measuring the drapes of City Hall. He just knew he was going to be the mayor. I knew

differently because I know this city. And I think that

if his policies are put in place, if his policies are put in place, and no matter who a candidate is,

if you have those policies that are put in place, you're going to hurt small business. That's a real

issue without small businesses. We have 700,000 small landlords.

It's going to hurt them if they could never raise rent, although rent rolls are not meeting

the repair. And it's going to hurt poorer communities because buildings are going to fall into

disrepair. We saw this before in the 70s and 80s when written rolls were not reaching, what it cost to run a building. He's going to hurt public safety. Defunding police, he just announced the other day he's not going to send police officers to respond to domestic violence issues. Officer Mora and Rivera, two officers that died

in the beginning of my administration, they were going to a domestic violence call. One of the

most dangerous calls a police officer can go on is a domestic violent call. You send civilians there, you are putting their lives

in jeopardy. It hurts public safety to empty out Rikers Island, where you have some of the most

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