I'm not a fan. Look, he's very smart, very charismatic, very good, very good of politics.

But I think the decisions is making it very bad for New York. I think he's scaring away,

discouraging, you know, you saw the whole video, I'm sure, with Ken Griffin's apartment.

And, you know, Ken Griffin is a massive driver of New York City economic value, about to make a massive investment in New York City.

He has this, you know, major presence in Miami, and now he's increasing the presence of Miami and diminishing the presence in New York.

That's a disaster.

I mean, all the various things that Mondami wants to pay for require revenues from the likes of people like Ken

Griffin. So if you scare away Ken Griffin, we're discouraged the Ken Griffins of the world from

being in New York City. It's a, it's a disaster for New York. And what about Bill Ackman, a self-made

billionaire? He was on the Money News Network making that comment about Zoraamondani, just saying

he's now have a Pierre de Tartre tax. And now that's taxing people who have a second home, not primary home, over $5 million. And he's bragging about it saying, check your inbox. Your bills are now out there. Another 1.8% out of your pocket, another $45,000 out of your pocket, I guess, every six months. So that's what he wants to do.

He has no interest in retaining people.

Remember, one of his original interviews, he came out and said, I don't think there should be billionaires.

I'm pretty sure he doesn't think there should be trillionaires either.

And I'm sure millionaires.

But he has no idea what a threshold would be, as he says, working class, that we get free buses and get a rent

freeze. I don't think he ever thought that he'd have trouble getting free buses. I don't think

he ever thought that the land boards would sue back and they are suing him. Lydia Moynihan writes

for the New York Post and talk to another multimillionaire, if not billionaire, in Charles Kushner,

an ambassador now for

President Trump. And he is now leaving New York City. Lydia, welcome.

Thank you so much for having me. Glad to be here. So, I mean, it sounds like Bill Ackman's almost

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