What are they afraid of?

I believe Israel has the right to exist as a state with equal rights…. I believe every state should be a state of equal rights.

Tonight we made history.

It pains me to be called an antisemite. It pains me to be painted as if I am somehow in opposition to the very Jewish New Yorkers who I know and love.

Tonight, we made history.

The mayor will use their power to reject Donald Trump’s fascism, to stop masked ICE agents from deporting our neighbors and to govern our city as a model for the Democratic Party, a party where we fight for working people with no apology.

At a time when too many think the only option is surrender, we have to show the mayor that we have his back.

I hope now that this primary has come to an end, I can introduce myself once more, not as you've seen me in a 30-second ad or in a mailer in your mailbox, but as I how I will lead as your mayor.

Ultimately, what he’s having a hard time getting to grips with is that we are exactly where we want to be.

New Yorkers deserve a Mayor they can see, hear, even yell at. The city is in the streets.

I’m freezing… your rent as the next mayor of New York City.

We can be free and we can be fed. We can demand what we deserve.

They called me up and said, 'We're taking imminent action, we can't tell you what country.'

People-powered campaigns do work.

Today, eight months after launching this campaign with the vision of a city that every New Yorker could afford, we have won.

If this campaign has demonstrated anything to the world, it is that our dreams can become reality.

The directness of our politics requires no translation. Our campaign is driven by a belief that, while there may not be an ideological majority in New York City, there is a majority of New Yorkers who feel left behind by the economic…

I said, 'Can you give me some details?' They said, 'No.' That's the extent of the briefing I've gotten.