Cristina Fontanelli: “Our New Normal Is Abnormal” — NYC Crime Crisis & Public Safety
When You Know You Know UnleashedShow Notes
Michael Cohen sits down with Cristina Fontanelli, New York State Assembly candidate for District 75 in Manhattan, to discuss New York City’s growing public safety concerns, mental health treatment, dangerous e-bike riding, deteriorating public housing, and government accountability.
Fontanelli, an internationally recognized opera singer and entertainer turned political candidate, explains why she entered the race and outlines her calls for safer streets, stronger enforcement, and more responsive leadership in Albany and New York City.
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