Andrew Ross Sorkin

Hey, what's the money saying about Mom Donnie now?

Now that it's getting real.

Oh, he's gonna, I mean, the money says that he's gonna be the mayor of New York.

No question.

So I think that,

The business leaders dislike him.

I mean, they genuinely dislike him.

Sure.

And it's not, by the way, just because they think he's – forget him being a Democrat, being a socialist or even raising taxes.

I actually don't think that that is the thing that has them up in arms, just to be totally transparent with you.

I think that they think there's three things that –

Are on their minds.

I think they are worried about how he's going to approach policing in the city.

I think that's for them a big, big issue.

I think they.

There's an anti-Semitic question that is definitely on their minds.

And then there is.

And this gets to maybe the the Democratic Socialist piece of it.

You know, I think they all believe that we need more affordability in terms of New York City, especially when it comes to rents and real estate and the like.

And I think they look at what he's, at least the plan to rent stabilization and say to themselves, at least as classic economists, that that is not really the answer.