The speaker views Hakeem Jeffries's endorsement as irrelevant and insignificant, describing it as a half-hearted attempt to cover for himself rather than a genuine act of support.

“First of all, the man's endorsement is irrelevant and it's insignificant. You got about 12 what 12 days before the election. You know what happened, John? I'm old enough to remember when neoliberals like him wanted to force progressives and and and I think the slogan was vote blue no matter who.”

The speaker believes Hakeem Jeffries's endorsement of Zohran Mamdani was begrudging, came too late to be meaningful, and reflects a lack of respect for primary voters.

“If you're going to do it, at least get some of the benefit of that by not spitting in the face of all the people that support him. The reason that he's so much more popular than even a well-known established figure like Quuomo, it's like you're you're getting the worst of both worlds.”