Andrew Cuomo & Bill O'Reilly on Far-Left Extremism, Zohran Mamdani, and Trump | We'll Do It LIVE!

Andrew Cuomo describes the Democratic Party as "lost" and in "transition," undergoing a "simmering civil war" where a "much further left, louder, and more aggressive" faction has "frightened the moderates into submission" through primary threats and well-funded organizations.

Cuomo's personal experience of being primaried and the rise of figures like Zohran Mamdani.

O'Reilly and Cuomo discuss how a "whole generation of young people who are socialists/communists" emerged in reaction to Trump, Bernie Sanders, and AOC, drawn by "false promises" of "free everything" and a sense of "social justice."

Cuomo states, "They are young and they buy it. They are young and they buy it."

Cuomo expresses shock at the exponential increase in anti-Semitism in New York, attributing it to the progressive left and the "submissive moderates" who are afraid to challenge pro-Palestinian sentiments, even when they morph into anti-Semitic hostility.

ADL report showing a 182% increase in January; the mayor's perceived association with Hamas; the veto of a school buffer zone law.

Cuomo defends his administration's controversial policy regarding COVID-19 patients in nursing homes, stating that despite initial chaos and media scrutiny, New York ultimately ranked 38th in the country for the percentage of nursing home deaths, according to federal data.

"New York is number 38 in the country for number of people who died in nursing homes."

Both O'Reilly and Cuomo lament the extreme partisanship and "partisan paralysis" in the country, where politicians find it "easier to spin hate and combat" than to solve problems, leading to a "deteriorating country" where functional relationships across the aisle are rare.

Cuomo's ability to work with Trump during COVID-19 is framed as an anomaly; the media's role in polarization.