New York City.

You've been here, right?

Once or twice maybe, did you see a show?

New York is the biggest city in all of America,

and it's got big, big problems. We've got a new mayor. I'll tell you about him in a moment,

but no matter where you live, a lot of people in your town, if they're liberal, and every town,

even if you're in a conservative town, 40%, 30%, they're liberal, and they read the New York Times. The New York Times

is a hideously biased and woke paper, and it affects so much of American life, even though most of us

don't read it and for good reason. All right, I bring all this up to set the parameters of the big problem we have right now in New York that affects all of us potentially across the nation, this guy, the Biden of Brooklyn, our new mayor, Eric Adams.

He's only been in office for about seven weeks. He's acting like he's the emperor. And oh, by the way, before we get into the details, you should know this.

Eight million people or so live in New York.

Of the eight million, only 3.16% voted for Eric Adams and given our crazy system where the Democratic Party has complete power, he's the mayor.

200,000 something like that votes, and he's the mayor. Anyway, he's very disappointed, very

disappointed in all of us in the media. Look, I can't stand the fake news either, but he's been

getting some great press.

Look, he's out of ideas.

He doesn't have much in the way of knowledge.

Seven weeks on the job.

What else is there to do?

The race card.

We had to really stop distorting the news.

You know what I'm to say this.

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