Bill O’Reilly’s No Spin News and Analysis - Why Are the Progressives Against Andrew Cuomo and Eric Adams?

Episode Date: March 12, 2025

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But the Democratic machine, a progressive machine, does not want that to happen. They don't know what to do because Mayor Adams is weak. And Mayor Adams is virtually no chance of being reelected. Cuomo will probably beat him. But the latest is that the far left, state controller Tom DiNapoli, I've got to remember that Cuomo made enormous mistakes as governor. Signed the Nobel thing. That was crazy.

The COVID stuff with the nursing homes, insane. He wrote a book, but he really didn't write it. His staff wrote it. On and on and on and on. Okay, so this is not somebody walking in with a great resume. Got a lot of experience. And as we analyzed earlier, he's going to run as a strong. man, I'll clean it up. And maybe he will. He knows how, but is he going to go up against

the liberal city council and the progressives? I don't know. But the progressives don't even want to give him the chance. So the latest is that this Tom DiNapoli, the state comptroller, puts out a report that Cuomo is responsible for 60 million. billion dollars of taxpayer money that was used to defend him, you know, all these allegations he had against him, which led to his having to resign. Remember, Cuomo would have been impeached had he not quit because the far left didn't want to be governor anymore, even though he was doing the far left's bidding. But it was something about that dynamic. They want to wanted him out. And they want a much easier person to manipulate, Kathy Hockel, in. And that's what

happened. All right. Cuomo got it right between the eyes. Well, now Coma's back. And he is the favorite to be the next mayor of New York City. So they're putting out all stuff. Now, you're going to see, between now and the June primary, Democratic primary, you're going to see some of the most awful things leveled at Andrew Cuomo. And as one who has been through this machine, I know how it operates. I know what they do. Truth, forget it. They're going to try to slime and smear and gutter snipe and it's going to be nonstop

because it's the only chance they have of derailing Cuomo's ambitions. If Cuomo snaps, if it just becomes an overwhelming thing, you can be assured that the progressives in Albany are looking for more people to come out and say terrible things about Andrew Cuomo. And some of those people will be paid. Okay, they'll be paid.

People don't, you know, whenever you see accusations, particularly put out by lawyers, that so-and-so did this or so-and-so did that, there is a good chance the accuser is being paid. It's an industry. and it's hard to get at because those payments are made indirectly I know one person who smeared

somebody and then got an all expense paid trip to Europe who was like okay you know is that just magical that that happened and there's a whole bunch of ways you can do it it's a dirty dirty business But what I'm seeing here is a very personal campaign against Andrew Cuomo by the progressive left. They do not want him running New York City, and that is the truth.