01:00I think what you're seeing is a civil war in the Democratic Party that has been brewing
01:14for a while.
01:16You have an extreme radical left that is run by the socialists that is challenging what
01:24they would call moderate Democrats.
01:26I'm a moderate Democrat.
01:31And that contest is what you're seeing here, but you're seeing it all across the country.
01:36At one time, the Republican Party had a challenge from the far right, the Tea Party.
01:42And the moderates pushed back the challenge from the Tea Party.
01:47This is the inverse.
01:48You have the far socialist left challenging the moderates.
01:52I'm a Democrat like Mario Cuomo, like Bill Clinton, like Barack Obama, like John Kennedy, like
02:01their grandfather, their other grandfather, Robert Kennedy.
02:06That's my school of democratic politics.
02:09And that's what I'm fighting to preserve.
02:12Alright, Democrats are not extreme socialists.
02:16We're not against the police.
02:18We don't believe the NYPD are racist.
02:21We don't believe they should be abolished.
02:23We don't believe in abolishing jails.
02:25We don't believe in doing away with misdemeanors.
02:27We don't believe in decriminalizing prostitution.
02:30That is not us.
02:31We are a party of law and order.
02:33David Dinkins, great Democrat, first thing he did when he took office, hire more cops,
02:39keep New Yorkers safe.
02:41So that's the contest you see happening here.
02:45I think if the far left socialists were to win, I think long term it would be very detrimental
02:52to the future of the Democratic Party.
02:55This country is not a socialist country.
02:58The city is not a socialist city.
03:00The state is not a socialist state.
03:03Socialism has never worked anywhere on the globe.
03:08Not Venezuela.
03:09Not Cuba.
03:10It's not going to work in New York City.
03:12The government is playing in New York City.
03:13Have a great day.
03:14Stay here.
03:15How are you?
03:16I'm fine, how are you?
03:17Nice to see you.
03:18Go Democracy!
03:19Go Democracy!
03:21Who do you want to work on the parchment?
03:22What do you mean by that?
03:24Nice to see you.
03:26Go democracy!
03:28Go democracy!
03:30What do you mean by that?
03:34Hey, keep going.
03:36The results today cement your legs here, sir.
03:38Sir, where's the bell buckle from?
03:40The campaign you've run so far.
03:42Yes.
03:44You shouldn't ever be afraid of communism, sir.
03:46Yeah, it's an interesting buckle.
03:48Governor, what's the message
03:50to those who think that a vote for you
03:52is a vote for Trump?
03:54What do you say to those New Yorkers in a closing moment?
03:58Donald Trump,
04:00his message was simple.
04:02He is not supporting me, Donald Trump.
04:04He said the day before he's not a fan.
04:06He opposes Zoran Mandami.
04:08And he's saying
04:10that a vote for Sliwa
04:12is a vote for Mandami,
04:14which is true.
04:16The president is nothing if not pragmatic.
04:18Curtis Lee was a Republican.
04:20His point is,
04:22well, Republicans may vote for Sliwa
04:24because he's a Republican.
04:26But there is no chance
04:28for Sliwa to win.
04:30And, in effect,
04:32a vote for Sliwa is a vote for Mandami.
04:34And I agree with him there.
04:36All that does
04:38is make Curtis Sliwa a spoiler.
04:42My record with President Trump
04:44is 100% clear.
04:46I was governor, he was president.
04:48No one fought
04:50for New York more forcefully
04:52against President Trump than I did.
04:54We had battle royales.
04:56Many of them.
04:58And if there's anyone
05:00who can protect New York
05:02against President Trump,
05:04it's me.
05:06If Zoran Mandami were mayor,
05:08Trump would go through him like a hot knife
05:10through butter.
05:12He would just step over him.
05:14Thanks, guys.
05:18Out of the street, please.
05:20Out of the street, please.
05:42This situation is totallyrait.
05:44And if he could put him
06:03in service for Pat 씨,
06:04so that's one of the people
06:06who were not going to do
06:08everywhere.
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