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Welcome into the Buck Brief, everybody.

My friend Inez, Feltcher Stepman joins.

She is a legal and policy analyst at the independent women's forum and a New Yorker,

which is going to come in very handy because, one, I feel like I encouraged her,

not that it was my idea, but I encouraged her to move to New York.

I was living in New York at the time.

I said, you and your husband are going to love it, and I think they do.

But now you have a mayor who Trump is meeting with. Maybe that'll help, maybe. A mayor who is

a commie by the name of Mom Dani, what do you think about what he's going to do? How are you feeling about

this? Because you're in the blast radius. I, we are. Yeah. I think the scariest thing, honestly, about his agenda is a lot of the public safety things that he promised, or I should say anti-public safety moves that he's promised. We've just heard that he's keeping on Jessica Tisch as commissioner. She's been very good. I do not envy her in this position, right? Because clearly she's going to be having a lot of

disagreements with the mayor over policy, but the sort of policies that he's proposed, I mean, beyond

just the defunding the police. I mean, the DSA that wrote a large part of his platform believes in

basically the opposite of Brooklyn's policing, making all misdemeanors and not

crimes anymore.

Or maybe their version of broken windows is just break all the windows.

Yeah, exactly.

If all the windows are broken, then everyone is equal.

No, so, I mean, that's really quality of life.

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