Cuomo expressed frustration over the financial dynamics at the Democratic National Convention, stating that money's role in politics is a pervasive issue, evident by the rising costs of political campaigns.
While recounting his experience, Cuomo highlighted how the exorbitant financial demands of political conventions create a barrier for genuine political engagement, with money overshadowing real issues.
He noted the stark contrast between the DNC's rhetoric on corporate gouging and the actual monetary demands of political participation, calling out the hypocrisy in their messaging.
Cuomo underscored the necessity for voters to recognize the influence of money in politics, stating, 'I don't think people are stupid,' indicating a belief in the public's awareness of these issues.
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