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Turning now to the race for mayor where Andrew Cuomo steps up his campaign to clear the deck for a one-on-one race with Zoran

Mamdani. Political reporter Marcia Kramer is here with us now to tell us more, Marsha. Combo's campaign to make this a two-man race comes amid reports. Not happening. President Trump and the White House are looking for ways to entice Mayor Adams and Curtis Sliwa to fold their tents. while Cuomo insists he's had no contact with the president or the White House

that didn't stop him from endorsing Adams and Curtis Sliwa to fold their tents. While Cuomo insists he's had no contact with the president or the White House,

that didn't stop him from endorsing the idea that those two men should step aside.

If you're not the strongest candidate, step aside.

Andrew Cuomo may have lost a Democratic primary to Zeramong Dani by 13 points, but he still thinks he has

the best chance of beating him in November.

And that's why he wants Eric Adams and Curtis Sliwa to exit stage left.

Mr. Mondami is not supported by the majority of New Yorkers.

There have been 4,782 polls taken in this race,

metaphorically. Every poll shows he's at about 40%. No poll has said a majority of New Yorker

supported. The idea of a two-man race first surfaced after CBS News, New York, learned that the White

House and President Trump have been exploring possible job offers to Adams and Sliwa.

Cuomo insists he had nothing to do with that and would never accept the Trump endorsement.

But that didn't stop him from trying to up the ante,

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