Noel King

Billionaires are everywhere.

Just this week, The Guardian reported that Gen Z's hottest job is nannying for billionaires.

President Trump pardoned a British billionaire who was convicted of fraud so he can visit his grandbabies in America.

A billionaire investor threatened on CNBC to leave New York because housing is too expensive.

Because of...

The unions.

Then he said, Mamdani's going to turn New York into Mumbai.

These stories are annoying.

We are annoyed with billionaires, but we can't escape them.

Or can we?

Coming up on Today Explained, the movement to abolish billionaires.

All right.

So 67 percent of Americans say billionaires are making society less fair, according to some brand new survey data.

That's up eight points from a year ago.

And so we called Evan Osnos.

He's a staff writer at The New Yorker.

He wrote a book about the three comma club called The Haves and Have Yachts.

That's a little New Yorker humor.

Evan, what are the best and worst parts of hanging out with billionaires?

So if you say billionaire to me, I think Oprah.