NY Post Columnist Michael Goodwin calls in to talk about the problematic political landscape in New York on Primary Election Day, criticizing the current candidates Andrew Cuomo and Zohran Mamdani, discussing their shortcomings and the potential impact of their policies. Goodwin expresses concern over Mamdani's anti-Israel stance and socialist views, considering New York's history and demographics. He also touches on the ineffectiveness of current leadership under Eric Adams and the broader disillusionment with the political choices available. The possibility of Curtis Sliwa winning as a Republican due to divided Democratic votes is also examined, reflecting the electorate's general discontent.
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