Harry Sisson

And I commend him very much so.

And when it comes to the primary and...

or not the primary, the election in November, I'm going to vote for him.

Really?

He's a Democratic nominee.

I think the party should unite around him.

If he won, he won.

The people spoke in New York City.

So I'm going to vote for him.

But I disagree.

I think some of his proposals lack a solid foundation, which is...

One of the proposals he has, I think it's surrounding his grocery store policy or just policies generally, how to raise funds.

He wants to change a tax that applies to the entire state of New York, not the city of New York, which obviously he can't do as mayor.

And he's like, I'm gonna work with the governor of New York to get that done.

It's like, I just think reaching, you know.

Like reaching above your weight as mayor and saying that one of my key proposals is backed by the power of somebody else.

I don't know if that's necessarily a winning policy.

Yeah.

I'm like, I don't mind unique approaches.

And if he can get it done, then good for him.