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This is It Could Happen here, I'm Garrison Davis, reporting from the New York State Capitol.

In the early, early morning of Wednesday, February 25th, I rode on a bus from the snowy streets of the financial district in lower Manhattan up to Albany, the New York State Capitol. The bus arrived at the Armory Arena shortly before

10 a.m. Inside, there was coffee and breakfast, signs and posters, tax the rich embroidered beanies,

and over a thousand New Yorkers gathered to tell

Kathy Hockel and the New York State Legislature that it's time to tax the rich. After recovering

from the morning bus ride, a rally was held in the Armory Arena hosted by New York City Councilman

Chi Ose.

With speakers from local unions like the Nurses Association, 1099 SCIU, the Taxiworkers Alliance, Immigrant Justice Organizations, child care, housing, and education advocates,

as well as the co-chair of the New York City DSA.

Following the speeches, the crowd practiced chants and protest songs ahead of the march to the capital.

The rally at the armory just wrapped up.

Now a thousand or so people are marching on Washington towards the state capital building in Albany.

Tax the rich!

What do we want?

We don't get to shut it down!

The question. The crowd is now. We don't get to shut it down.

The crowd is now in front of the legislative building.

There's some New York taxi cabs honking outside the New York DSA marching band. We are Lord of a little bit louder, three, we need funding for our future.

What?

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