From Everywhere USA, it's Fox Across America with Jimmy Fela.

Hello everybody out there. This is Paul Morrow, filling in for the great Jimmy Fela, who is out there someplace in America, stomping terror, making America laugh, sometimes even intentionally.

Boy, we got a lot to cover today. We had a great show. We got a great lineup of guests. You're going to want to be here for this. We have coming up shortly, the great

Miranda Devine. You've seen her on the network. Great interpreter of events in and around New York

and nationally and why they matter. And then we have a whole great lineup after this. But before we

start, I got to lay down a marker on a couple of things. And I want to start. You're sick of his name.

I know that, especially if you don't live in New York, but I got to do it. Zeram, I'm Donnie, the mayor-elect of New York City. People are asking me all kinds of questions. What does it mean? Do we all need to move to New Zealand? Is it a harbager of things to come? And look, there's an element of that, and I'm going to go into why.

But let's maintain. Is it a harbager of things to come? And look, there's an element of that, and I'm going to go into why.

But let's maintain, okay? I heard a lot of the same stuff when even Eric Adams, our current mayor,

who's outgoing, when he came in here in New York City, let's give the guy a chance. He let us down,

all right? That's just the truth of that.

But that said, New York will be here. But why does it matter for the rest of the country? I think that's the issue because, look, we're a national network, international, and a lot of you out there have nothing to do with New York. You know, I didn't New York and could care less about New York. And frankly, I'm getting there relative to New York sometimes.

But that said, New York does matter.

All right.

For a lot of the world, New York and could care less about New York. And frankly, I'm getting there relative to New York sometimes.

But that said, New York does matter, all right?

For a lot of the world, New York is what they think of when they think of America.

And there's another thing.

The blue cities across this country, and most of our major cities are now blue and have been taken over, for lack of a better term, through various

machinations, political and media through the narrative that's promulgated, they've gone

more and more blue. So you have to ask yourself, is this the direction that our cities across

the country are going to take. And frankly, history

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