Suzanne Miller and David Paterson discuss Paterson's political journey from being a state senator representing Harlem to becoming the governor of New York and his reasons for not running for governor again, to their worrisome view of the increased population of migrants, and the issues of police reforms and mental health, the conversation is a deep-dive into relevant issues making an exceptional impact on New York state. The two also touch upon the impact of legislation, deinstitutionalization process from the mid '80s, the effect of the COVID-19 pandemic on business and real estate, and the intricate workings of government on both city and state levels. This narrative is enriched with Paterson's insightful comments on contemporary political affairs, reflecting his commitment to the welfare of New York and echoing the voices of New Yorkers at large.
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