We have just talked about the latest Trump election fraud case.

Now a 2024 politics addendum that runs right through New York.

Kadea Gobe covers Congress at the news organization Semaphore and she's been writing lately about

the hot races expected in and around New York City next year that could determine which party

controls Congress.

She's got an article about how New York may test the limits of the power of abortion

to determine congressional race outcomes, how immigration might replace crime as a central

flashpoint, especially for Republicans.

Crime is seen as a defining issue that greatly benefited Republicans in the New York swing

districts last year, remember.

And she reports that Brooklyn and Manhattan Congressman Gerald Nadler, former chairman

of the House Judiciary Committee, might have a new challenger, former Trump attorney

Michael Cohen.

Kadea, thanks for coming on.

Welcome back to WNYC.

Thank you for having me, Brian.

Michael Cohen, who went to prison in the Stormy Daniels hush money cover up, but has since

turned on Donald Trump, that Michael Cohen.

That Michael Cohen, the same Michael Cohen, who, as you said, served a little over a year

in jail because he was found guilty of what campaign finance and the collusion with Donald

Trump and Stormy Daniels.

So yes, that Michael Cohen possibly is running against Jerry Nadler.

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