It’s changing. ... It is really rough and tumble.

She's not wrong. But you look at a state like New York, examine the record, what are we delivering for people? Child care, $7 billion that we're investing in our families. The affordability agenda that I have in my budget. I have a path…

Listen, we have benefited tremendously here in the state of New York of having the influence of the majority leader for the Senate, our home senator. Look at the CHIPS and Science Act. We have Mike Rahn with 50,000 jobs coming to upstate…

I know how I'll spend it as a Democrat and I'll make sure it goes to the right place. Haven't helped the Republican states who might take that money and do something that's not focused on feeding hungry kids, helping kids with disabilities…

People are frustrated. I mean, first of all, they're exhausted. There's enormous fatigue that there's so much incoming all the time. The voters were promised lower prices on Inauguration Day. And let's talk about what's happened since…

They created the chaos. We need to point the finger where it belongs.

I can't make that up. They start cutting that kind of money. I can't make that up. People are going to suffer.

My job as governor is to make sure that whomever the very smart voters of this city want as their mayor is someone that I will work with, who will work with me to continue my efforts, to make our subways safer, to make sure that we're…

Just leave everybody alone. Leave the parents alone. Leave the kids alone.

Thank you for what you did on civil rights for students in our schools, transgender rights in this state.

It turns out in 2014, years before I was governor, there was a law established that established the legal principles that allow trans athletes and women's sports.

You've got politicians that are banning, not assault rifles, but the word Latinx. They're not even serious.

It is an issue of fairness, and I think Democrats have lost that.

By the way, not one person ever in my office has ever used the word Latinx.

Trump's for you. She's for they, them.

I hope we can really paint a picture in terms of our consciousness, of how impactful this has been on the Latinx community.

We’ll see you in court.

I will work with anybody, but I will bow down to nobody.