Ryan Grim

But it's not that big of a deal.

So what would be the fundamental difference if the district sent you to Washington rather than Espaillat?

And if you were elected and Hakeem Jeffries runs for leader, as he said he would, would you support him?

So you started door knocking, you know, last February.

So that means, you know, for the last year and a half almost, you've been talking directly to voters about their political concerns.

And I'm curious if you've seen any evolution in what rises to the surface over that time, because obviously a lot has changed since the Trump administration has

been in power that entire time, but they've really executed on their agenda in a very aggressive way.

So I'm curious what you've heard about that from people, but just in general, what are you hearing from regular people about how they're feeling about the state of the city and the country?

And the playgrounds.

I'm a big pro-playground guy.

How are the playgrounds in your district?

Because sometimes you've got a playground, but it's not usable or safe for kids.

The equipment's not kept up.

There's garbage, whatever.

What's the situation in the district, playground-wise, as a parent?

That's my overarching concern sometimes.

Well, Daria Lisa Avila Chevalier, I think you can learn more, darialisa4congress.com.

Thank you so much for joining us again.

The primary is June 23rd.

Really appreciate you being here.