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A (0:05)
26 billionaires are terrified and they're so scared. They have spent $22 million against Zoran Mamdani because they are terrified of paying 2% more in taxes which will affect their lives. Zero. They will never feel it. But that 2% and its impact on the city that made them so wealthy. The city that unregulated and made tax loopholes and made the soil prime for them to go in and be billionaires. They ever think about saying thank you? To quote J.D. vance, no. They sit around terrified. Which I guess explains why they like kink so much.
B (0:48)
Yeah.
A (0:48)
Because the one through line I see through all of these MAGA people is how scared they are. Their default setting is they are so scared. They're scared of Bad Bunny, they're scared of Cracker Barrel, they're scared drag queens, books, liberal white women, gay people, trans people, and on and on. Put up this tweet, Kylie. 26 billionaires have poured over 22 million into stopping Zoran Mamdani campaign for New York Mayor Bloomberg, Ackman, Walton, Wynn. Louder. The list reads like a billionaire panic roll call. They're not donating out of civic duty. They're defending a system that's finally being challenged. And this tweet is from Brian Allen and I think he really phrased that well. And here's the list of people here. Of course we have the Home Depot founder, Lowe's is in on this. Estee Lauder, Airbnb, lots of Steve Wynn casinos, all of these hedge fund fuckers. And just the Walmart air goes in on this. Think about this. You're a billionaire. You haven't flown commercial in a couple of decades. You've never had to worry about your insurance covering a test that you may need a CAT scan. You've never had to worry about your insurance covering your prescription medications. And this guy wants to raise your taxes 2%. You have a stage five meltdown and spend $22 million. What a fucking luxury that when you're scared, you can try to spend your of it. Because that is a luxury of only the.01%.
B (2:35)
Yeah. Isn't it amazing that these people see how other people cannot live in the city, they cannot afford groceries, and they have gazillions of dollars and there's not even a tiny part of them that says, you know, I should use my money for good. I could actually help people. Instead, they fight it tooth and nail. It's really. It's like a case study in their psychology. I'd be interested to see.
A (3:04)
Well, it's just Overt entitlement. And they think their wealth gives them superpower energy and that I am more important than other Americans. And because of my bank account, I work harder, which is bullshit. Go to any construction site and look at the people who work 12 hours doing manual labor. You're no better than they are. You don't work any harder than they do. But by God, you want to make their lives harder and you want to make sure that they know that you think you're better and you want the whole world to think you're better. But honestly, Pumps, I think a lot of this, this is just feeding the whole eat the rich that's feeding the Mom Donnie campaign. Because the more they donated, the more popular he got. The more they did this, the more they look like assholes and the more it made the premise of his case. And so it backf spectacularly. And think about what they could have done with that $22 million to this city. But no, instead they're on record being cowardice pussies that are only interested in protecting their wealth and don't give a shit about their fellow man. But something interesting is happening. Pumps. And listener Joe Scarborough of MSNBC is bending the knee to Mom Donnie.
