so here is a general rule that has nothing to do with politics. it has to be has to do with being a decent person. if you read or see something on the internet, that s some grand theory about how some people, whether it s blacks or whites or jews or catholics or immigrants or gaze, that those people are the cause of all of your problems, when you see or read something like that, it s safe to say that s garbage. [applause] six days out, and both sides are making their final pitches. political reports a group launch by former trump aide stephen miller has been running this vile radio ad in the state of georgia. when did racism against white people become okay? joe biden put white people last in line for covid relief funds.
last night ron desantis joined congressman lee zeldin at a rally to long island, he told voters that zeldin is the guy to bring real change to new york. you need someone to go in there and just clean the house, in albany and lee is the guy. think about like responsiveness of government and a leader that can actual get things done. reporter: governor kathy hochul campaign bringing in their own big names with a new radio ad, recorded by former president barack obama. on november 8 there is an election for governor in new york, my friend, governor kathy hochul is the best person for the job, hands-down. reporter: as the gap closes, crime is the hot topic, zeldin said he will declare a statewide crime crises on day one, and kathy hochul focused on new york city subway crime plan but
governor cuomo win re-election because he was winning upstate support because of this million dollars scandal in buffalo. turns out she thought she was going to coast to re-election. not with lee zeldin around. over the weekend. pretty telling. you have lee zeldin and governor desantis in a parking lot on long island get between 10 and 12,000 people in less than 24 hours notice, quickly put together. two buddies in congress. they were talking about crime, they were talking about the attorney general alvin bragg. other thing to keep in mind on sunday yesterday governor hochul has an event gets 157 people. don t worry, steve, help is on the way for hochul. steve: that is right. obama has cut an radio ad for hochul and the former first lady is the headline in the new york post today. hillary clinton goes to bat for her clone kathy hochul. they write in part it s amusing because clinton and hochul s
last night ron desantis joined congressman lee zeldin at a rally to long island, he told voters that zeldin is the guy to bring real change to new york. you need someone to go in there and just clean the house, in albany and lee is the guy. think about like responsiveness of government and a leader that can actual get things done. reporter: governor kathy hochul campaign bringing in their own big names with a new radio ad, recorded by former president barack obama. on november 8 there is an election for governor in new york, my friend, governor kathy hochul is the best person for the job, hands-down. reporter: as the gap closes, crime is the hot topic, zeldin said he will declare a statewide crime crises on day one, and kathy hochul focused on new york city subway crime plan but
show you the rest in a second, telling voters zeldin will shake up albany, make real change to the criminalystem. the other thing that he will do and what new york really needs to do, you need to stop coddling criminals. [cheers and applause] stop turning them loose on the street. of they ll commit a crime and they put em right back out, stop releasing people early from prison. if you do crime, you must do the time. reporter: governor kathy hochul s campaign releasing this new radio ad recorded by former president barack obama. my friend, governor kathy hochul, is the best person for the job hands down. kathy knows how to get things done. she s a strong leader who has met the moment and fought for you. reporter: so as the gap continues to close here, crime remains the hot topic like in so many other states. zeldin says he ll declare a statewide with crime crisis on day one, if elected.