Well, New Yorkers have spoken, and now a lot of people are saying they're going to have to pay the price.

What do I mean? Well, Zoron Mondani is New York City's mayor-elect.

Why are people so upset about this? And they're not just upset on the Republican side or the

independent side. Actually, there's a whole lot of people on the Democratic side that are saying,

what have we done?

Zeran Mandani represents everything that these milk-cho-centrist Democrats do not represent.

And they don't like his policies.

They don't like his message, but they just don't like his program either.

Why? Well, because they've elected someone that is a self-described democratic socialist.

And we're going to talk about what that means here. And if you don't live in New York City,

why do you care? Because New York is the number one city in America.

It's the largest city. It's almost nine million people. It's multicultural. There's a lot of

diversity there. And people look to see what's going on. The budget in New York is $115 billion a year.

So they set the precedent, they set the course, and a lot of other cities watch and see

what happens, and they follow suit.

So it is an exemplar city.

Now he ran an exceptional campaign, and he used social media videos to do it, and they were slick.

He spoke to communities that felt marginalized and ignored.

And let me tell you, the number one need in all people is to have a sense of acceptance and belongingness. You want to feel like you

are part of something. And for those that spend a lot of time feeling like they were out on the

edge, they were marginalized, all of a sudden here was somebody, a good looking guy, nice smile,

pretty charismatic, and said, hey, come on in here.

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