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Team Buck, welcome to the Freedom Hodel. It's not feeling very free today, considering the latest out of NYC courtesy of Mayor Bill de Blasio, the worst mayor in America by far.

Vaccine fascism unleashed here at NYC. We'll talk about it. Plus, Saki versus DeSantis. They're trying to make it seem like Florida is the place that's really messed everything up and unaccompanied minors, minors in general at the US Mexico border at an all time high.

Almost like the Biden administration is not even close to figuring out how to handle the border crisis because they don't want to handle the border crisis. They could care less.

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De Blasio is an imbecile, a destroyer of a great city. And today he has reached a new level, a vaccine mandate via the private sector via the government demanding that there is vaccine compliance through all indoor venues, restaurants, bars, concerts, everything.

And of course, a lot of businesses are going along with this too, right, pretty much all of them I assume in New York City will. So here's the announcement today, which was a pretty jaw dropping moment really came out of nowhere.

It follows De Blasio yesterday saying no indoor mask mandate for a second, you thought, wow, maybe De Blasio is right about something. Oh, well, that's because he was planning to be even more tyrannical.

We've seen leaders in the private sector blaze the trail here. I want to thank a great New York City entrepreneur Danny Meyer for the announcement he made regarding his restaurants.

I want to thank equinox and soul cycle for the decision they made about vaccine mandates. I want to thank everyone in the Broadway community for the decision they made related to indoor performances.

So examples right there, dining, fitness, performances where you see leaders in the private sector already saying clearly vaccinations the answer we need these strong clear mandates.

And we've proven that even without door entertainment, it makes sense our homecoming concerts are going to be amazing.

But if you want to go to one of them, you have to be vaccinated. That's a requirement climbing this ladder is giving us more and more ability to fight back the Delta.

Variant by fighting the Delta variant, we will continue our recovery and we will ultimately beat COVID.

How many people in New York City have died of COVID in the last couple of weeks?

I mean, when you start to look at the numbers, it's actually terrifying how these people making decisions like De Blasio are such utter morons.

Okay, complete morons. You've got on average three or four, maybe five people a day, dying from COVID in a city of eight million.

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