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Do you wish Mayor Bloomberg was on a Presidential ticket this year? Or maybe run for Mayor again? Who knows what his political future will hold, especially with current speculation on term limits legislation for local offices, but you can listen to a bit of his recent past in the 55-minute audio program above moderated by Ken Frydman at the 92nd Street Y on November 23, 2004. It's an especially revealing talk about Bloomberg's style of governing and vision for the city that holds much relevance today.
Related: On September 8, former Mayor Ed Koch will appear at the Y to discuss his recent book, The Koch Papers: My Fight Against Anti-Semitism, as well as current events. Koch returns in October for a panel discussion with William Kristol, Jane Eisner, Rabbi Michael Lerner and Aaron Brown on "How Should Jews Vote?"
You can also download the MP3. [27 MB]
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