they didn't really know about them. will people now wake up to the fact that they are voting for people that may put their lives in jeopardy? >> well, it seems in san francisco at least they've begun to wake up. it's taken some carnage to get there and, certainly, we hope that doesn't happen to new york. but that's what i think that eric adams could do if he wanted to was raise profile, get these stories out. he has access to all the city's data. he can show and point to people what's not being charged, what should be charged, you know? if they stop prosecuting fare jumping, he can explain how much it's gone up. if you stop prosecuting it, you're going to incentivize it. and there's nobody in a better position to make the case than the mayor. david: by the way, we see video cameras of videos, turns out they were jumping the turnstiles and doing some of the small