Elizabeth Kim

Rev. Al Sharpton, a prominent civil rights leader and MSNBC host, shares insights on the implications of Eric Adams' withdrawal from the mayoral race. He discusses the importance of concrete policies to address racial inequality. Elizabeth Kim, a political reporter, highlights how Adams' budget cuts have impacted Black neighborhoods. Christina Greer analyzes the candidates' approaches to racial issues, emphasizing the need for explicit race conversations. The panel debates voter strategies and the challenges in communicating racial equity amidst the evolving political landscape.

Elizabeth Kim, a political reporter for WNYC and Gothamist, dives into the tumultuous New York City mayoral campaign. She explains the fallout from Zohran Mamdani's protest against Jimmy Kimmel, connecting it to broader candidate strategies. Kim discusses Mayor Adams's controversial comments on transgender student bathroom policies amidst federal pressures and the ramifications for city authority. Frustration mounts over Chuck Schumer's hesitation to endorse Mamdani, igniting debates on demographic appeal and political loyalty among local Democrats.

Elizabeth Kim, a WNYC reporter known for her insightful political coverage, discusses a significant rally for charter schools in Brooklyn. She reveals a recording of Success Academy's CEO, Eva Moskowitz, urging staff to lobby for charter support, shedding light on shifting political dynamics. The conversation delves into Moskowitz's concerns over funding cuts and the implications of a pro-union mayoral candidate. The podcast dives deep into how charter advocacy has become a crucial battleground in New York City's political landscape.

Elizabeth Kim and Jimmy Vielkind, seasoned reporters from Gothamist and WNYC, dive into the NYC mayoral race. They explore Governor Hochul's strategic endorsement of Zohran Mamdani and its implications for Albany politics. The duo also discusses the intriguing dynamics between Mamdani and Comptroller Brad Lander, with tensions rising over their relationship. With touches on national politics, including Hakeem Jeffries and Cuomo's moves, this conversation unveils the complex landscape shaping New York City’s future.

Elizabeth Kim, a reporter for Gothamist and WNYC, and Errol Louis, political anchor for Spectrum NY1 News, dive into the nuances of the New York City mayoral race. They discuss Zoran Mamdani's rise in polls and his innovative public safety proposals. The conversation explores Donald Trump's lingering influence on candidates, as well as the growing interest in socialism among younger voters. They also touch on the complexities of bail reform and its implications for community safety, painting a vivid picture of the city's political landscape.