'He Must Win': Mamdani BACKS Abdul El Sayed, NYC Mayor Calls His Victory Critical For Working Class

I know earlier this month you attended a fundraiser for Abdul Sayed. I'm just wondering, how important do you see a victory for him as to your own political project in New York? And do you plan on showing any kind of public support for other Democratic or progressive candidates for the midterms? Our movement here in New York City is a movement that is part of something national, which is a fight for working people. When you think about Dr. El-Sayed's campaign, I often go back to the way that he describes it, money out of politics, money in your pocket, Medicare for all. Those are concerns that ring true for Michiganders. They're also concerns that ring true for New Yorkers. and i think that his victory and the victory of democrats across this country is of critical importance to our city because what it also indicates is a willingness to chart a new course in washington that has working people at the heart of it and so we're hopeful and yet we also know that hope doesn't win elections the action that it motivates does and we look forward to that as as as as of now my focus has has been here in new york city five boroughs nixon five all things five i know earlier this month you attended a fundraiser for abdul sayed um i'm just wondering how important do you see a victory for him as to your own political project in new york and do you plan on showing any kind of public support for other democratic or progressive candidates for the midterms? Our movement here in New York City is a movement that is part of something national, which is a fight for working people. When you think about Dr. El-Sayed's campaign, I often go back to the way that he describes it. Money out of politics, money in your pocket, Medicare for all. Those are concerns that ring true for Michiganders. They're also concerns that ring true for New Yorkers. And I think that his victory and the victory of Democrats across this country is of critical importance to our city, because what it also indicates is a willingness to chart a new course in Washington that has working people at the heart of it. And so we're hopeful. And yet we also know that hope doesn't win elections. The action that it motivates does. And we look forward to that. As of now, my focus has been here in New York City, five boroughs, Nixon five, all things five.