Brian Lairor on WNYC, now excerpts from and your reactions to last night's Democratic

mayoral debate on Channel 4 and Telemundo and from Politico, there were nine candidates on stage.

We'll hear at least one clip from each.

And here to help extract some meaning from all this and all the pointed barbs that are generally making the news is Katie Honan, reporter for the news organization, The City, and co-host of their podcast, FAQ, NYC.

Katie will also be the co-moderator at next week's debate, next Thursday night, along with

Arrow Lewis from New York One and me.

Katie's article in the city this morning is called New York City, mayoral candidates battle

each other and Trump in chaotic nine-way debate. Katie, always good to have you.

Welcome back to WNYC.

Thanks for having me on, Brian. And listeners will invite your phone calls and texts with your

impressions of last night's debate and screeners listen up, as well as listeners listen up,

will give first priority to anyone who plans to vote in this primary

who went in last night undecided about how you might rank any of the candidates

on your ranked choice ballot, or if anything in the debate,

change your mind about anything.

If you're undecided about any of your rankings,

not even just who to rank first, did anything last night change your thinking about any of the

candidates 212-433 W-NYC? Did you change it all on Cuomo or Mamdani or Lander? Did any of the

candidates polling lower down have a

breakout moment for you? 212-433-9692. And to be transparent and heads-up screeners, I would

like you to ask if there's anyone, each caller, is already supporting first, just so we hopefully get a variety

of perspectives, because this isn't a poll, it's a conversation. So we'll look for supporters

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