Bruce Blakeman| The Race For New York Governor
Summary
Republican gubernatorial candidate Bruce Blakeman joins the show to discuss his campaign against Kathy Hochul, claiming she is blocking his participation in the West Indian Day Parade and that the race is a virtual dead heat. Blakeman highlights his outreach to diverse communities, including Puerto Rico and the Bronx, and criticizes Hochul for high taxes, poor economic outlook, and pro-criminal policies. He plans to march in the Labor Day Parade instead and asserts that his fiscal responsibility, including no tax increases and budget surpluses, makes him the clear choice to restore New York…
Topics discussed
Intro and Crypto Bell Live teaser
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Blakeman on being blocked from West Indian Day Parade
Blakeman's outreach to diverse communities and polling
Cohen suggests creating own tumult; Blakeman declines
Blakeman joins Labor Day Parade and economic critique
Blakeman on winning the Black vote and moving to Mineola
Strategy to win NYC voters and reach dissatisfied residents
Blakeman's confidence in NYC vote and state's economic decline
Personal story of leaving NY due to taxes; tax record
Call to action for donations and campaign messaging
Jokes about Kitchen Cabaret and Governor DeSantis
Billboard about leaving NY and tax revenue loss
Critique of Hochul's decisions on bail, data centers, fracking
Blakeman's confidence in winning and future show invite
Happy birthday to John Katz and closing remarks
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