Martha MacCallum

You said in the past, and I almost don't need to go through it, it's been said many times, but that you called the police force racist, said they were a major threat to public safety, called them wicked and corrupt.

And now the report that you apologized to two dozen members of the NYPD.

What did you say to them?

Police officers that I spoke to, they don't want a behind closed doors apology.

They want a broad public apology for the things that you suggested about them.

Will you do that right now?

You have said that you would arrest Netanyahu if he came to the United States.

You've been very outspoken in your criticism of him.

Do you stand by that?

You would arrest him if he came here, if you were mayor?

The United States doesn't stand by the International Criminal Court.

But what grounds in the United States could you arrest him on?

Do you think that Commissioner Tisch would allow you to arrest Netanyahu in New York City?

But do you think that she would go along with arresting Netanyahu in New York?

You've denounced Israel and the United States for the response to the slaughter on October the 7th.

In fact, at times you've called it a lasting stain, the response, and at times you have left October 7th out of your statements completely around this issue.

Right now, you just talked about Israelis killing some Palestinians, but Hamas is killing Palestinians within Gaza, and they have not returned the bodies that they promised to return, including two Americans.

Itai Chen and Omar Neutra, whose families we have interviewed over these months.

So what is your response to what Hamas is doing now?

But OK, and I want to get to that.