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Andrew Giuliani vows to clean up crime and ‘make NYC the center of the world’ on Hannity as he announces bid for NY Gov
ANDREW Giuliani vowed to clean up crime and make NYC the center of the world as he announced his bid for New York State governor.
Giuliani, the son of former New York City mayor Rudy Giuliani, appeared on Sean Hannity’s show on Tuesday night to discuss his 2022 plans.
Giuliani said he’ll run on economic recovery and law and order[/caption]
Giuliani appeared on Sean Hannity’s show on Tuesday night[/caption]
The younger Giuliani, 35, also took the opportunity to slam current NY Governor Andrew Cuomo, and encourage everyone considering leaving the state to wait until 2022.
“Right now, I could see why people are leaving New York,” Giuliani said. “That’s why we need to win in 2022.
“If we don’t take back New York in 2022, it might be a generation before New York comes back.”
Among the things the young Giuliani vowed to do were stopping the “war on police,” pushing school choice for parents, and prioritizing economic development.
“The truth is, Sean, it’s all about economic development, it’s all about education, and it’s all about crime or reducing crime,” Giuliani said.
Giuliani also slammed current NY Governor Andrew Cuomo[/caption]
Giuliani officially announced his bid on Tuesday[/caption]
When prompted by Hannity about whether he is sticking to running on law and order and economic issues, rather than social issues, Giuliani said “100 percent.”
“Because those apply to all New Yorkers,” Giuliani said. “Whether you’re white, whether you’re black, whether you’re red, whether you’re blue … it doesn’t matter, Sean.
“All New Yorkers are having terrible difficulties with economic development, having terrible difficulties staying safe, and we need to make sure that we make New York that center of the world again,” he said.
While his father was former President Donald Trump‘s personal attorney, the younger Giuliani served as a special assistant to the president and associate director of the Office of Public Liaison during the Trump administration.
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Andrew’s job was reportedly coordinating sports team visits to the White House, and when that was not happening, he worked on the opioid crisis.
He was also a frequent golf buddy of the former president, often accompanying Trump to hit a couple of rounds.
After announcing his bid for governor, Giuliani told The New York Post, “I’m a politician out of the womb. It’s in my DNA.”
