Megyn Kelly

Of course, extremely frustrating.

People who don't live there look at it and say, why would anyone want to live there with all the obvious problems that it has?

But there are certain kinds of experiences because of the diversity in New York.

And I don't mean diversity in a DEI way.

I mean natural diversity of so many different kinds of people from so many walks of life.

who are almost forced into finding this common humanity and common ground and common cause where those divisions actually don't matter.

New York has a unique capability to bring people together from the richest to the poorest, to every kind of different religion and background in a way that really is inspiring.

And I think having this city that's so filled with every different kind of person unite around the sporting event

You know, there is something very encouraging about humanity's ability to do that.

And there aren't many cities in America that produce that like New York can.

And I think that's one of the reasons why this resonated so much.

Yes, totally.

A word on Jalen Brunson before we leave the Knicks.

After game four, he was in such demand because that was the miracle at MSG.

It really was a miracle.

They were down 30 plus points and somehow they turned it.

You know, it was like before you knew it, they were down only 15 points, which they were again in the final.

It was like, oh, my God, the stress for Knicks fans.

And really, truly, they deserve to win it because it's like the Spurs, if you can't win a game when you're 30 points up or in the finals 15 points up and hold on to that lead in a game of that consequence, I mean, with all due respect, then you should expect to lose.

So good for him.