00:00You know, I have had the privilege of speaking to Dr. El-Sayed a few times.
00:06What I will say, and this was years ago, once when he came to New York City,
00:13he can lift a lot more than I can.
00:15And I think that that is, we should give him his respect in that way.
00:19I don't think in any way this man is a mini-Mamdani.
00:21I also think that what we're talking about is someone who has shone a light
00:27on the importance of public health and health care in our country for years.
00:33And I am proud to be part of a movement of politicians and candidates
00:39who are looking to put working-class Americans back at the heart of our politics.
00:43And that's our focus here in New York City.
00:45And just from what we're seeing in Michigan,
00:47it looks like that's what Michiganders want there to be their focus come November.
00:51Is he the type of candidate that you see as the change of the Democratic Party?
00:55Yes.
00:57Yes.
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