The recent New York City mayoral debate was poorly managed because the moderators frequently interrupted the candidates.

“The debate for New York City mayoral race was the most annoying debate I've seen in my life. I swear to God, if moderators again continue disrupt within 15 seconds, 30 seconds, they were giving these guys 30 seconds to a minute to respond. That's not a flipping debate.”

Tim Dillon advocates for Israel to use lethal force against Greta Thunberg to stop her humanitarian mission.

“If Israel kills her like like fullon firebombs that flotillaa, I will defend it because she's starting to annoy me now with this boat.”

He feels that Dion Sanders' coaching success and vocal personality have made him a polarizing figure because some people are threatened by a Black man in authority who acts arrogantly.

“what Dion is saying is I think some people out there might be threatened by the fact that here's a an arrogant black dude talking to black people as a coach and winning and kind of disrupting things”

Heath Hussar expresses skepticism that public officials are prepared to handle a potential pandemic outbreak despite existing systems.

“We have systems in place now from CO of handling it. We did not have it in place before. >> We'll see. [laughter] We'll see about that.”

Historians should prioritize patterns and societal changes over immediate news coverage when deciding which stories to analyze.

“But historians look at something um very differently. They're looking for the things that are changing society. How do you decide what those are?”

Historians possess a unique ability to identify patterns that help them analyze the current political climate.

“Part of the answer is because we're good at seeing patterns, and we're calling them out and that's important. And part of it is when you have the dynamic of the past, when you have the the ins and outs of the past, sort of the way that works, an understanding of that in you, it makes you better disp”