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New York's Democrat Governor Kathy Hochul slamming the brakes on one of Zoran Mamdani's biggest campaign promises, saying she is not ready to move forward with the mayor-elect's plan for free buses in New York City. Here's Mamdani's response earlier today. I am confident that what we will find in Albany is a politics of partnership that we have not seen for quite some time. Freezing the rent for more than two million rent-stabilized tenants, delivering universal child care, making the slowest buses in the country fast and free, these are not just slogans. These are commitments. And I look forward to delivering on them. Zoran Mamdani may find out very quickly that campaigning is a lot easier than governing. When you campaign, you can promise the moon and the stars, and when you actually get into office it's a lot more difficult than that, Dave. Yeah, look, Kathy Hochul's in a very tough spot right here, because you can't run for governor of New York State by telling people in Schenectady and Utica that they're going to pay taxes out the nose to fund Zany Zoran's communist fantasies in New York City. But as a Democrat, she also can't run by telling Zany Zoran supporters in New York City, whose votes she needs, to kick rocks. I thought the most telling moment of the entire campaign was that Big Mom Donnie rally in Queens and Bernie Sanders and AOC go out and the crowd goes wild. And poor Kathy Hochul, she walks out there, she gets jeered. She gets heckled. It looked like something out of the Cultural Revolution in communist China. She just didn't have the sandwich board. And she tried to play that off and say, like, oh, I thought they were saying, let's go bills. Given the reception you received last night at Zoran's rally, where people were chanting tax the rich, tax the rich, are you going to hold the line on raising taxes, even if it means losing an endorsement or getting a primary challenge? I couldn't hear what they were chanting. I thought they were saying, let's go bills. I wasn't I wasn't sure. But I mean, that was like the Simpsons when Smithers says to Mr. Burns, oh, they're not saying boo. They're saying boo earns those cats in Flushing, John. They weren't saying boo earns. And it's a problem for Kathy Hochul. It's going to be one for Zoran. Yeah, they certainly weren't. So so she says that rather than free buses, that she might be on board with subsidies for low income individuals. Here's what she said. She said, I cannot set forth a plan right now that takes money out of a system that relies on the fares of the buses and the subway. But can we find a path to make it more affordable for people who need help? Of course we can. But making buses free would remove anywhere between six hundred billion and six hundred million, sorry, and eight hundred million dollars from the overall MTA revenues. And where do you make up that money in the city of New York? Well, you don't. And I mean, they would also obviously just become rolling homeless shelters, which which we've seen in other cities that have tried this. Look, Mamdani is going to be able to do some of the stuff that he wants to do. I think he's probably going to be able to kneecap the police in a lot of ways, for example. Now, New Yorkers last week who I talked to in more conservative leaning districts, they weren't freaking out as much as the rest of the country where they live through Dinkins. They live through de Blasio. They'll live through this. But in places like East New York and Brownsville, where there's gang activity and drug dealing, those places are going to get really bad. But, John, that's the kind of thing that champagne socialists find a very easy time ignoring. All those Gen Z kids, they're still going to be able to go to brunch. They're still going to have rooftop cocktail parties. They just might have to take an Uber to feel more safe. You know, she needs Kathy Hochul says that she might be able to sign on to this idea of universal health care, but she doesn't want to raise taxes on the rich. So I don't know how mom Donnie funds all of this. Her quote is she said that they've got shared ambitions. But quote, what is doable? Is the question, I mean, how much can he do if she's not on board with stuff that costs money? Well, again, I mean, there's there's some things that he can do. There's there's you know, he has options as mayor. We've already seen police are starting to quit. I think that's the biggest area where he really has direct control. Also, education. He wants to make, you know, Jamal pulled the emergency bell, Bowman, the chancellor of schools, apparently, you know, which is insane. But honestly, among his choices, Bowman might be the moderate at this point. So let's not let's not discount the damage that mom Donnie can do. But Hochul, look, she's going to face a real hard challenge with Elise Stefanik. And I don't know how she threads this needle. My guess is that she can't. This is not pre-Lee Zeldin New York state anymore. She's got a real fight on her hands. All right. We'll see how that goes. That's why I'm announcing a plan to overhaul the mayor's office to protect tenants, bringing code enforcement under one roof and making sure that agencies are working together to hold bad landlords accountable. Starting on day one, we will expand the city's special enforcement programs, doubling fines for hazardous violations and tripling them for conditions that are immediately dangerous. And when a really bad landlord like this guy refuses to fix it, the city's going to step in, make the repairs and send them the bill. If that doesn't work, the city's taking over the building. We're putting the worst landlords out of business. And we're going to transform 3-1-1 by bringing the latest in cutting edge technology, scheduling appointments with inspectors so you actually know when they're showing up to your apartment. And the best part, you're going to pay for this. But actually, bad landlords are going to pay for this. We're going to fund this expanded enforcement in the most obvious way, by actually collecting the fines and enforcing the violations. That is first order of business on day one is going to be for the city to take ownership of people's private properties. And how is he going to go about this? First of all, he's going to make it so unaffordable for these landlords to make any repairs because of rent freezing. If you freeze the rent, then the landlords eventually won't be able to pay for the repairs because they're not getting the same income, they're not making the same amount of money as they used to. Number two, he's then going to give these people fines because they're not doing the repairs. And these fines are going to be huge. Then once the city comes back in and says, oh, you know what? You didn't do the repairs. You didn't pay the fines. We are now going to take your property because you are an unfit landlord. City's going to take the property, seize it, take ownership, and then they're going to turn that property into subsidized housing. Who's that housing going to benefit? It's going to benefit criminals. It's going to benefit illegals. It's going to benefit the prostitutes. It's going to benefit all of the people that Mamdani is going to let out of the prisons. And on top of it, there aren't going to be any police because that's his other order of business is going to be to defund the police. Basically, Mamdani is turning New York City into a third world country. Meanwhile, white liberal women are literally like parading around, singing the little Mamdani song, thinking that they did such a good job. When you live next to criminals and you're paying six thousand dollars a month and they're not, then we'll see how happy you are. And I warn you guys over and over again. Stop going out your way fighting for people who don't like us. Stop putting people in office who are not Americans. You know, you got foreigners coming into this country and they don't support us. They don't respect us. They don't like our laws. They don't like our traditions. Nothing. They don't give a damn. All he's going to do is make sure that he is propped up. But this is serious. But the black community is going to feel it the most. And I'm going to, as I said before, I told you so. This is the beginning of self-destruction. And the city is going straight to hell before this guy's even sworn in. He won't even swear on a stack of Bibles. What does that tell you about him? He doesn't respect our nation or our laws. You know, as a person, a public servant who puts his life on the line every day to protect the safety of people in the areas that I patrol and protect the constitution, it is sad to see that my former home, New York City has been overrun by individuals who did not even grow up in that city. They now dictate the direction of that great city. And I find it truly disgusting how the New York government have made a mockery of the voting system in that city. I mean, just look, how can you say with a straight face that that socialist won that election fair and square? Absolutely not. You have people who have been paid to vote, not one, not twice, not three times, but multiple times on social media, bragging about it, bragging about payments that they received, you know, from dark money just made a mockery of our voting system in New York City. And don't think that any of them had to show ID. No, New York is against voter ID. And you wonder why? Look at any liberal ran city and see why they keep yelling that voter ID is fascism. That is because they want to allow their voter base, the illegal kind to come in and elect any kind of socialist Marxist that they want to destabilize this nation. I was born and raised in the city of New York, five boroughs. Not outside in the city. And I watched it go to ---- so much so that I had to pack my family up and leave. And if you would have told me five years ago that New York would elect a socialist Muslim, I would say you were crazy. This constitutional republic is under attack. New York has fallen. He's absolutely right. The constitutional republic is under attack. It's been under attack for quite some time. That's a lot of reason why you have, you know, all of your Democrats out there saying we've got to protect democracy and we've got to save democracy. They don't even want people to know that they live in a constitutional republic. And that's a lot of reason why, you know, they pulled the, you know, Pledge of Allegiance out of school and things of that nature. They've taken civics out of your schools and things of that nature because they don't want the people to really understand the type of nation they live in. They don't want people to really understand the Constitution and they don't want people to know what their actual rights are. They don't want them to know. They don't want people to know that we live in a constitutional republic, not a democracy. They don't want you to know that a population that is ignorant of its own laws is easy to control. And that's what's happening right now. 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