Victor Davis Hanson

And he said, my heart didn't mean it.

It's my tongue was as if your tongue is have a life of its own.

And it says these things and it has no connection.

Yeah, it is.

The problem New York has is that about 40% of the people don't pay either on the subway or they just jump the turnstile, as we saw with the murder de Carlos Brown.

He didn't even pay to get on that bus in Carolina.

The idea that all of these public transits are in the red because they cannot collect fares because during COVID or during after George Floyd, it was considered wrong to enforce ticket gathering or paying to use mass transit.

And he comes along and says, well, the problem is that we make people pay too much when the real problem is they're not really a whole segment of the population never pays anyway.

And so does he think that the people who jumped the turnstiles in mass numbers are therefore better citizens because they get to have free subway or free buses?

I mean, I don't understand it.

Yeah, but you know what he'll do?

If you look at the Castro brothers or Maduro or Hugo Chavez, any of these socialist-ass communists that take over, the first thing they do is go to wealthy people.

And they say, you know what?

Everybody's scared of me, but I will cut a deal with you or you and you.

And they get a small cadre who flip and then they get concessions and exemptions from what he does.

And I think he's going to do that.

He's going to go to Wall Street.

He's going to say, you know what?

You're here.

Your family's here.