Jessica Tarlov

Yeah.

It can't be a strongly worded letter.

You can talk the same as a firebrand.

You just back policies that 55% plus of people support.

And that seems like such an easy path forward.

And Jared Golden was doing that.

Pat Ryan does that.

Tom Suozzi does that.

He wins a district that he has to say, I'm endorsing Cuomo and I don't support Mondami.

And then he congratulates him like a normal human being afterwards.

And we should all be able to kind of shake hands and pack it up.

To get reelected, would you rather have him—I mean, that's how they felt about it.

I mean, besides the fact that they felt or feel that Mondani is a threat to Jews in New York City, which a lot of people feel.

He only got 30 percent of the Jewish vote, which is unprecedented in mayoral politics.

But—

He's listening to people at home.

Laura Gillen's listening to people at home who are concerned about these things.

So I don't think they're doing it just to be mean.

Well, people have most of the time a financial interest in doing those things.

Like, I'm sure you saw the readout from Comer's panel with the Biden folks.