Errol Louis, a political anchor and NY Magazine columnist, discusses Robert Moses' controversial legacy in NYC and the impact of his urban planning on marginalized communities. Mitchell Moss and Rachel Weinberger debate innovative remedies for the harmful effects of Moses' expressways. Jonathan Zimmerman dives into the history of school culture wars, from the Scopes trial to current issues like critical race theory. Lastly, the conversation touches on rising loneliness in America, exploring social connection strategies in today's tech-centric world.

Rick Wilson is joined by New York City journalist, Errol Louis, as they discuss the legacy of Mario Cuomo, including his influence on the Democratic Party and New York politics. They also explore the current political dynamics in New York, the evolution of the Republican Party, and rising anti-Semitism. They touch on the career and potential comeback of Andrew Cuomo and the impact of social media on the spread of anti-Semitism.

Errol Louis, host of NY1’s Inside City Hall and the podcast “You Decide with Errol Louis,” joins Preet to discuss New York City's recent influx of migrants and the city's unique 'right-to-shelter' law. They explore the reasons behind the increase in migrants, the financial implications of the law, and public sentiment. They also discuss the mayor's statement, their strained relationship with President Biden, and the future outlook for migrants and the right to shelter.