Zoran Mamdani

Before I was the mayor, I was an assembly member of Astoria and Long Island City.

At that time, I was told that you could only be a democratic socialist in Northwest Queens.

Then I became the mayor.

Now the next question is the state.

Then it'll be the next question will be the country.

I think that this is a politics that can flourish anywhere because, frankly, there is only one majority in this country.

That's the working class.

And it's time we have a politics that puts them at the heart

I've been quite clear with the president and also with the public of my deep disagreement and opposition to so many of these policies.

And I think that one of the few things that we have in common is that we are both New Yorkers.

And I think one part of being a New Yorker is both to be honest and to be direct.

And when I'm sitting with the president, we talk about places of potential collaboration, but we're also very clear about places of disagreement.

He spoke to NPR's Morning Edition.

Eggs will be cheaper.

Bread will be cheaper.

Grocery shopping will no longer be an unsolvable equation.

Eggs will be cheaper.

Bread will be cheaper.

Grocery shopping will no longer be an unsolvable equation.

You know, my wife is the love of my life.