You Decide with Errol Louis

In October 1984, an NYPD officer fatally shot 66-year-old Eleanor Bumpurs during an eviction at her Bronx apartment. Bumpurs, a disabled mother and grandmother, became the face of a national outcry that helped spark one of the first anti–police brutality movements centered on a Black woman. Historian LaShawn Harris, wh

Like many New York City mayors, it’s no secret that Eric Adams has had a challenging relationship with the press. And even though he’s no longer in the race for mayor, Adams continues to spar with the City Hall press corps. Two people who know a thing or two about covering Adams, New York Times Metro reporter Dana Rubi

Christine Quinn is a familiar name to anyone who follows New York City politics. A former Speaker of the City Council and 2013 mayoral candidate, she now serves as the president and CEO of WIN (Women In Need), the city’s largest provider of shelter and supportive housing for families. Quinn joined Errol to discuss the

This week, NY1 presented a special podcast event “New York Decides: Live from Chelsea,” featuring a crossover episode of its political podcasts “Off Topic/On Politics” and “You Decide.” Hosted by NY1’s Errol Louis, Courtney Gross and Bobby Cuza, the discussion centered on the latest developments in the New York City ma

This week, NY1’s Errol Louis joined Democratic mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani for a walking tour of Astoria, Queens. Their conversation focused on the city’s affordability crisis, while also touching on topics ranging from property tax reform and rent stabilization to the challenges facing small businesses. Mamdani o

Steve Kornacki, chief data analyst for NBC News and NBC Sports, has been a household name — and an unintentional fashion icon — when it comes to election nights, particularly during the 2020 presidential election, when his round-the-clock analysis at the big board became must-see TV. He is a regular on “Meet the Press”