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Mario Matthew Cuomo

Mario Matthew Cuomo

Lawyer and former Governor of New YorkWikipedia

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Oct 4, 2026

Randy GordonGUEST
28:43
Well, it turned out that this is 1988.
Randy GordonGUEST
28:47
Governor Mario Cuomo was looking for a new commissioner in the state of New York.
Cindy AdamsHOST
28:55
Yeah.
Randy GordonGUEST
28:56
And He had watched me on television as a boxing announcer on the Madison Square Garden Network, and he knew of me.
Randy GordonGUEST
29:25
And then out of the clear blue sky one day in the summer of 1988, my phone rings and it's a secretary.
Randy GordonGUEST
29:34
She said, hold on for Governor Cuomo.
Randy GordonGUEST
29:38
And I'm thinking to myself, which one of my friends is goofing on me? So it turned out that he got on and he said, hi, this is Governor Mario Cuomo.
Randy GordonGUEST
29:47
And I said, who is this? And it went back and forth.
Anthony ScaramucciGUEST
9:33
He has done a good job, you know.
Anthony ScaramucciGUEST
9:36
And, and Governor Cuomo's father, Mario Cuomo, who was once governor of New York, said something that the best politicians, they campaign in poetry-
Matt FordeHOST
9:45
Mm
Anthony ScaramucciGUEST
9:46
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Anthony ScaramucciGUEST
33:40
Uh, the streets are clean.
Anthony ScaramucciGUEST
33:41
The, the roads are paved.
Anthony ScaramucciGUEST
33:43
Uh, he's, you know, he's doing something that Mario Cuomo, Andrew's father, said that a politician should do.
Anthony ScaramucciGUEST
33:49
You campaign in poetry and you govern in prose, meaning you seek some level of moderation in the process of governing.
Ed KochSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
353:30
But I also want you to know that the governor of the state of New York is also one of the great baseball players almost, almost, but without question, is the greatest governor of the state of New York.
Ed KochSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
353:50
Let's hear it for Mario Cuomo.
Mario CuomoSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
353:55
Thank you very much.
Mario CuomoSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
353:57
One sentence.
GaryHOST
0:27
And and so we've seen if you look at Mark Mitchell's polling results, which we do all the time, and I talked to him the other day and, you know, you listen to what he's saying about the 18 to 39 is moving over to the DSA and the Democrat establishment is now threatened by the DSA and they can't figure it out.
GaryHOST
0:43
Well, if you go back to the Mamdani election, you know, if you put Curtis Lewa, I'm sure a fine man, but somewhat of a cartoon character, not somebody you would think of running a super mega city, right? And then you got the other guy, Mario Cuomo's kid.
GaryHOST
0:57
What was his name? He was a governor for a while because he was Mario Cuomo's kid.
GaryHOST
1:00
You know, the guy that wore the really short shirts or really tight shirts during COVID when he did those press conferences.
GaryHOST
1:05
And you could see his nipple studs under the shirts.
Bruce BlakemanGUEST
61:29
I'm voting for you this year because this policy of the Democratic Party is not the policies of the Democratic Party that I grew up with." Let's think about it.
Bruce BlakemanGUEST
61:40
Hugh Carey, Ed Koch, Mario Cuomo, even Bill Clinton They were common sense people.
Bruce BlakemanGUEST
61:47
I may have disagreed with them on policy issues, but there was one thing I knew about them that I can't say about the DSA.
Bruce BlakemanGUEST
61:54
They loved America.
Mandy PatinkinSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
74:19
And I took my baby son and I moved him from my left arm between the stranger and me to my right arm.
Mandy PatinkinSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
74:28
So my baby would be between Mario Cuomo and me, not between this man.
Mandy PatinkinSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
74:34
This man got up to speak and I remembered that he was... introduced as the ambassador from Israel to the United Nations.
Mandy PatinkinSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
74:47
And I remember sitting there because I'd often hear my parents say this phrase on the south side of Chicago in the Jewish community, that's good for the Jews or that's bad for the Jews.
Shoshana OvtsionGUEST
24:51
Evidently, historical revisionism isn't disqualifying.
Shoshana OvtsionGUEST
24:55
In his November victory speech, Zohran Mamdani told a crowd of adoring fans that they had toppled a political dynasty, referring to his predecessors, Andrew and Mario Cuomo.
Shoshana OvtsionGUEST
25:08
Ironically, the Mamdanis are no less dynastic.
Mandy PatinkinSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
28:12
And I took my baby son and I moved him from my left arm between the stranger and me to my right arm.
Mandy PatinkinSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
28:20
So my baby would be between Mario Cuomo and me, not between this man.
Mandy PatinkinSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
28:26
This man got up to speak and I remembered that he was introduced as the ambassador from Israel to the United Nations.
Mandy PatinkinSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
28:40
And I remember sitting there because I'd often hear my parents say this phrase on the south side of Chicago in the Jewish community, that's good for the Jews or that's bad for the Jews.
Warren FarrellGUEST
58:46
The partner could understand it and be empathetic to it, but have a totally different way of looking at the world.
Warren FarrellGUEST
58:52
And so I give them a sheet of paper with the one corner is a picture of Mario Cuomo painted by Warhol, another by Picasso, another by two different other artists.
Warren FarrellGUEST
59:11
And they say, this is the same picture of the same person, but yet four different artists look at it in four different ways.
Warren FarrellGUEST
59:19
And when your partner shares his or her story, they're going to share a Van Gogh painting Not a Picasso.
Jonathan MartinHOST
54:05
Chris Christie famously didn't take his chance in 12.
Jonathan MartinHOST
54:07
Neither did Mario Cuomo.
Jonathan MartinHOST
54:09
And Mario Cuomo never took a shot.
Jonathan MartinHOST
54:10
He got on the plane.
Jonathan MartinHOST
54:11
And never got to New Hampshire.

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