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That’s how I opened the show, but what we dug into next had me shaking my head.
There’s this guy in New York City who’s got the old-school conservatives running scared. He’s got the traditional Democrats terrified, too. Nobody knows how to handle him. He waltzed in like a bull in a china shop, trampling everything people hold dear.
And you’ve got the governor of New York State—her backbone is as flimsy as wet spaghetti. She could’ve nipped everything this guy does in the bud if she had any spine, but she clearly doesn’t. So now people are panicking because this guy is doing whatever he wants. His latest stunt?
Sending letters to everyone the spineless governor convinced to pay that pied-à-terre tax. We’re diving into that today. People are losing their minds. People are freaking out.
I don’t get it, folks—this seems so easy to deal with, but you’ve got a bunch of people in power who just don’t have the guts to handle it. So let’s get right into it. Here’s what’s happening: the wealthy in New York—at least the ones who haven’t fled yet—better watch out. Mayor Eric Adams’ administration just released a searchable database of property owners who *might*—and the emphasis is on might—be subject to the new state tax covering any non-essential residence in the five boroughs valued over one million dollars.
A spokesperson for the city’s Department of Finance told Fox Digital: “The property record publication was required by state law. ”
Kevin, I see something genuinely sinister at play here. This guy knows he can’t use the NYPD as some kind of Red Guard—we’re still a constitutional republic, after all. So he can’t do that.
But he can still whip up the mob. He’s publicly said he wants protests outside. We’ve seen horrific demonstrations here—anti-Israel and anti-Jewish, I should add—that shut down Grand Central Station two years ago. Isn’t that exactly what he’s aiming for?
He’s just trying to incite the mob by exposing these people’s information. And here’s the kicker: some of these folks don’t even deserve to be on that list. There are left-leaning—or even far-left—wealthy people who supported this guy, and now some of them are turning against him because he exposed their data. He published their names and addresses.
He published their names and addresses, folks. That’s why I say he’s like a bull in a china shop. But look, this guy is exactly who he always said he was. That’s why I’m not angry at him.
Anytime someone tells you their truth and says, “Look, if you put me in power, this is what I’ll do”—you really can’t be mad when they do what they said they’d do, right? That’s what I’ve always said about Trump. Everyone’s upset with Trump, but I keep telling them: Trump told you exactly what he was going to do, and sure enough, that’s the kind of stuff he does. Same with this guy.
Now, the doxxing itself is terrible. If you’ve ever had your information leaked, you know it’s no fun at all. As the mayor of a city with so many important figures, he should’ve been way more careful with this. I think it’s dangerous.
I really do.
