BOOS ON FIFTH AVENUE: New York paradegoers voice their displeasure with Gov. Kathy Hochul during the city's Columbus Day Parade, booing and flashing thumbs down as the Democratic governor marches through Manhattan. Meanwhile, Democratic Mayor Zohran Mamdani is drawing criticism for skipping the annual celebration of Italian American heritage altogether. Paradegoers can be seen holding "Fire Mamdani" signs and giving thumbs down, and can be heard booing and yelling, "You're going to jail." The contrasting moments put both Democratic leaders under scrutiny as New Yorkers gathered to celebrate one of the city's longstanding cultural traditions.

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