Now it's Red Eye Radio.

Gary McNamara and Eric Harley talk about everything from politics to social issues and news of the day.

Whether you're up late or you're just starting your day, welcome to the show from the Unidon America Studios.

This is Red Eye Radio.

All across America, he is here, Carlene, and I'm Gary McNamara.

Welcome and good morning. Thanks so much for being here this morning.

Well, we had talked about what's going on in New York State with Governor Hokel coming out and saying, well, I, you know, I endorse.

I endorse them, Donnie, but we're not going to raise taxes.

Right. And because, and we're not going to tax the rich. We're not, the rich have been taxed enough is what she said. Right. And because, and we're not going to tax the rich. We're not, the rich have been

taxed enough is what she said. And if we tax the rich more, I'm worried about them leaving the

state. Right. Leaving New York City and leaving the state. We wouldn't want Trump to leave New York.

And, and then, and they. And they pay so much.

One and a half percent of the wage earners pay a third of the taxes.

Yeah.

And she said, we can't do it.

Meanwhile, I did mention it.

I want to make sure I deliver on this.

I mentioned what's being talked about in California.

This is from Realtor.com. California's billionaires may be on the hook for a one-time 5% tax on their net worth to help the state fund health care.

After the sweeping cuts to Medicaid, a move that could generate about $100 billion in revenue, but potentially shake up the local housing markets luxury segment.

Now, the $100 billion comes from the fact that you look at the billionaires that are there,

they roughly hold $2 trillion in wealth.

...