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Jun 24, 2021 1 hr 2 min

Seth Barron – Episode 62

from The Greg Kelly Podcast Hosted by The Greg Kelly Podcast

Writer and Managing Editor of "The American Mind," Seth Barron sits down with Greg Kelly to discuss the future of New York City. The Mayoral election is looming large over the Big Apple. Barron is the author of the newly-released book "The Last Days of New York." He and Greg delve into the field of players vying for soon-to-be former New York City Mayor De Blasio's job. The pair also discuss how Bill de Blasio--born Warren Wilhelm, Jr and widely considered a political hack--rose to become the executive in charge of New York City. Plus, they entertain whether or not New York can recover from Mayor Bill de Blasio's 8 years in office. Follow Greg Kelly on: Twitter: https://twitter.com/gregkellyusa Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gregkellyusa/ Find out more information at: https://gregkellypodcast.com/

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Writer and Managing Editor of "The American Mind," Seth Barron sits down with Greg Kelly to discuss the future of New York City. The Mayoral election is looming large over the Big Apple. Barron is the author of the newly-released book "The Last Days of New York." He and Greg delve into the field of players vying for soon-to-be former New York City Mayor De Blasio's job. The pair also discuss how Bill de Blasio--born Warren Wilhelm, Jr and widely considered a political hack--rose to become the...

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