What I noticed a pattern with New York City politics is so, you know, Andrew Cuomo, governor,

two-term, father, three-term, brother, CNN, right? So he's there, he's doing his governor think,

and I think Andrew maybe even mean three terms. I think it's two terms, two terms, yeah.

And at first, COVID happens.

We have to hear him every day.

And he was on TV every day.

Remember when he's doing all the updates?

He's eating his burgers or whatever he was doing.

We're getting the update.

This guy's going to be the president.

He'd be better than Trump.

Right?

And then all of a sudden he started calling out a little bit of the left. And then de Blasio was an AOC went against Amazon. And no, we don't

want Amazon. I was like, wait a minute. That's 25,000 jobs at a hundred hundred fifty thousand

dollar salary. What are you guys talking about? Let them come and no. They're going to increase

the rent and da-da-da. And then Bezos took the jobs elsewhere, right? But then the moment he

started kind of calling out against the establishment

instantly, the sexual charges came up, the 15,000, which the old folks home, that was his

mistake as a governor that he went through, major mistake, could have been a fatal mistake

that he made on his career. But they went after him. The same people that were saying he should

run for office and be president, then all of a sudden went after him.

You, New York.

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