NEW YORK CITY — Republican mayoral candidate Curtis Sliwa sat down with Bill O’Reilly to discuss his potential agenda if elected, laying out his vision for addressing New York City’s most pressing challenges.

Sliwa, founder of the Guardian Angels, emphasized his focus on restoring public safety, strengthening law enforcement, and tackling rising crime rates. He also discussed policies aimed at improving quality of life, reducing government waste, and revitalizing neighborhoods struggling with economic decline.

“What I would do to save New York City is bring back order, accountability, and pride in our communities,” Sliwa said.

The conversation highlighted sharp contrasts between his proposals and those of Democratic leadership, with Sliwa positioning himself as a candidate determined to take bold steps to turn the city around.