She argues that while the mayor lacks the jurisdiction to arrest Netanyahu, his stance is a moral one that reflects values opposed to war crimes.

“But, Mamdani's the one who actually has a moral stance on this issue, given the crimes against humanity that have been carried out by Netanyahu and his government.”

She characterizes the mayor as a socialist who is using the Netanyahu arrest issue as a distraction from failing city policies.

“He's going to say other things to make a splash and distract from his failing policies in the city of New York while New York is soon to go bankrupt.”

She calls the mayor's rhetoric stupid and irresponsible, suggesting he should focus on local city management instead of foreign leaders.

“Extraordinarily stupid. And one of the things that he said in his statement that you just showed, Piers, is that, you know, anyone who affiliated with terrorism would be and should be arrested.”

He dismisses the mayor's actions as a political stunt meant to distract from his failures in managing New York City.

“It's a political stunt in order to distract from the main problems of the city. And it's not the first time you see politicians using Israel as a distraction.”

Zohran Mamdani is an exceptionally talented communicator who projects himself effectively despite having radical political views.

“But I'll tell you what's really interesting about Mamani. We talked about, well, two things really. We talked in the main episode about Andy Bernham and how he showed a bit of ruthlessness. Mandani went against people who had actually supported him to become mayor”