It's only been a few months, but things in New York City are already turning very sour.

And it looks like a lot of people regret their decision to vote in the new mayor, Zohran Mamdani.

You've got threats to raise taxes on the poor. Indeed.

You've got NYPD budget being slashed.

Now they're talking about charging New Yorkers for parking.

Hey, they did it in Chicago.

I don't recommend it.

Zeran Mandani says, well, look, we've got a major budget shortfall.

So how about you tax the rich or else we have no choice but tax the poor?

The only problem with that, it's a framing device. Zeranmandani tells you that we're trying to tax the poor. The only problem with that, it's a framing device.

Zoran Mandani tells you that we're trying to tax the rich, but there is no way taxing the

wealthy of New York will cover their budget shortfall. For that matter, the wealthy have already

been leaving in droves. It's a trick. Mamdani knows the only way to fill the gap in

their budget is to tax the poor. He's talking about raising property taxes, which will affect

working class people. They're talking about taking away free parking. Hey, rich people already

park in private lots. They ain't putting their Maserati or Bugatti out there on the street unprotected.

No, that's for you, working class Joe, who needs to pull over and park.

They're going to charge you money for it.

In Chicago, they sold the rights to parking, public parking, to a private corporation, which I don't know how that's constitutional, but they did it.

And now a private company decides when you get fined by the government.

Now we're seeing this.

Staggering one-third of New Yorkers want to flee the city, citing cost of living and quality of life. It seems like people

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