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Episode 2.1 - The 'Loquacious' Kid Who'd Run For Congress (Ritchie Torres)
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Growing up in the shadow of a Trump golf course, when you\\u2019re in-fact living in a low-income neighborhood, stokes a special brand of motivation. This is something that NYC city council member Ritchie Torres knows all too well. On this season\\u2019s first episode of Why Here he joins hosts Benton & Tristan to talk politics, his run for U.S. congress and his early crushes on WWE wrestlers. Torres is gay, which makes him the first ever openly LGBTQIA official to represent the Bronx. His highly likely win in November makes this Afro-Latino, Bronx-born political star on the rise a sure bet for the future of American politics.\\xa0
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