Valuetainment - March 14, 2026


“New York Will Lose $1 Trillion” - Mamdani’s MASSIVE Death Tax Bombshell Targets NYC's Wealthy


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Rob and Yusuf talk about the New York City Mayor's prayer and death tax proposal, and how it will affect the future of the city, and what it means for the rest of the country. They also talk about a man who is running out of money and wants to take it first.

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00:00:00.000 getting ready for a game means being ready for anything like packing a spare stick i like to
00:00:09.560 be prepared that's why i remember 988 canada's suicide crisis helpline it's good to know just
00:00:15.720 in case anyone can call or text for free confidential support from a train responder
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00:00:25.480 they're so far inside that they have the mayor of the biggest city in america on his knees
00:00:33.120 praying with other isis members throwing isis signs rob can you pull up the prayer
00:00:38.400 of mamdani from new york city doing his prayer with others uh uh do you have that or
00:00:45.520 did you guys see this clip here with him sitting down with others oh yeah he's he's sitting down
00:00:53.700 he's doing his prayer and then from there you know he's saying well we're running out of money
00:00:57.960 uh uh i'll wait for rob to find this you should have it rob i have the money one right here
00:01:02.940 yeah we'll go to that afterwards uh first let's go to the prayer right right in city hall and
00:01:07.500 they're all sitting on the rug and they're having like a lunch and a prayer and and all
00:01:12.920 of a sudden these guys off to the left of the one frame start throwing signs and it's like wow what
00:01:18.220 is that democracy pretty much dies through itself in this kind of situation it's like people voted
00:01:24.120 for this and then they suffer the it's just so disturbing it's last 36 hours rob mom donnie
00:01:30.200 it's it's everywhere rob i okay play the other clip rob i'll find it send it to you if you want
00:01:36.680 to just play the other clip first this is mom donnie when it comes down to death taxes watch 1.00
00:01:42.660 this go ahead amidst being in the wealthiest city in the wealthiest country in the history of the
00:01:47.260 world, we already see an exodus of working and middle-class New Yorkers.
00:01:51.380 So I don't have a hesitation in asking those who make the most amount of money
00:01:55.280 in this city or the most profits in this city to pay a little bit more so that everyone
00:01:58.940 can actually stay in this city. It's also something not just about justice
00:02:03.240 or the ability for working-class people to live here. It is also
00:02:07.220 actually about ensuring that corporations can continue to attract the top
00:02:11.100 talent to this city. Because in a city where child care costs more than $20,000
00:02:15.220 a year. I've heard from corporate leaders
00:02:17.360 about how difficult it is for them to
00:02:19.240 attract individuals who would work at
00:02:21.200 their companies but want to raise a family because
00:02:23.140 you could be making $300,000 a year
00:02:25.220 and you will feel that $20,000
00:02:27.180 a year because of the fact that we
00:02:29.240 have allowed for the absence of affordable child care
00:02:31.340 to become reality here
00:02:33.140 in this city. Tom. Amidst
00:02:34.720 It's
00:02:36.040 It's like
00:02:40.180 It's the first time
00:02:41.100 It's the first time Tom
00:02:42.640 You chase your tax pace out, and what do you expect?
00:02:48.680 You chase all the people out that are paying taxes so that the government can find ways to make maybe subsidized daycare,
00:02:55.740 to help workers be available, and do something productive that helps everything come together.
00:03:01.380 Instead, you stand there and say, well, you know, daycare is $20,000 a year,
00:03:06.640 and even people $300,000 here, they have trouble making it, and you want to take half of it, right?
00:03:12.200 Can we actually give the exact stats, Rob?
00:03:15.660 I just sent you this tweet if you want to pull that up.
00:03:17.620 This is very important for all of us.
00:03:19.520 It is.
00:03:19.940 This is very important to see the details of what he's doing.
00:03:22.420 So Mamdani has proposed lowering the exemption on death taxes,
00:03:26.860 estate tax from $7.1 million down to $750, okay?
00:03:31.900 He also increased the death tax from 16% to 50% in his city.
00:03:38.780 That is crazy.
00:03:39.480 No other jurisdiction in the U.S. confiscates wealth at death from people.
00:03:44.080 With that small state, small of an estate, anyone with any equity in a home New York City would likely exceed the $750 and have to pay the death tax.
00:03:53.880 There is a federal estate tax or estate wealth that exceeds $15 million individuals.
00:03:59.340 However, you can deduct the other state and city estate taxes before paying for the federal estate tax.
00:04:06.000 So effectively, Mamdani is preventing the federal government from taxing estates.
00:04:09.840 New York City and New York State are taking it first.
00:04:12.600 They're taking it first.
00:04:14.280 The money goes to them first.
00:04:15.840 Translate it for people.
00:04:17.740 Your mom is a widow. 0.87
00:04:19.840 Your dad's been gone for a while.
00:04:21.680 God rest his soul.
00:04:22.820 And your mom passes away.
00:04:24.060 You find out her home in New York is worth $770.
00:04:27.980 Your sister is married with a child.
00:04:31.660 And you say, wouldn't it be great if my sister could move into mom's house 1.00
00:04:34.940 because it's all paid for.
00:04:36.760 Yeah, but now someone in the family has got to come up
00:04:38.760 with $350,000 minimum to give to the city of New York
00:04:45.600 because the house is being taxed.
00:04:48.360 So you know what they do?
00:04:50.140 They sell the house, your sister, your brother-in-law,
00:04:53.660 and the child.
00:04:54.560 They continue to live in the Bronx
00:04:56.400 until they get a better job outside the city.
00:04:59.520 Let me tell you, that's the story.
00:05:00.980 Do you see what just happened?
00:05:01.880 And I'm just curious, Pat.
00:05:03.340 like all the people that were glazing over this guy the andrew schultz how would they feel like
00:05:08.780 because i remember i remember the podcast where andrew andrew and all of them were all excited
00:05:13.520 and he's there and they're like i'll pay the extra percent i'll pay that now it's going up
00:05:18.100 it was one now it's two now it's going to three now he wants your money when you die which says
00:05:22.280 750 should be going to to your kid that he doesn't he's a horrible job at cleaning up the city he's
00:05:27.840 He's letting homeless people die in the streets. 0.96
00:05:29.500 He's praying to Allah in freaking New York, okay? 0.97
00:05:33.720 The worst terrorist attack we've ever had. 0.98
00:05:36.140 That religion is in there praying, the Allah-u-Akbar, in there, and nope. 1.00
00:05:41.420 What happened?
00:05:42.420 I want to know if any of these people have buyer's remorse.
00:05:45.120 Nothing is going right.
00:05:46.520 Nothing.
00:05:46.880 He's lied about everything, and it drives me crazy.
00:05:50.040 That suicidal empathy.
00:05:51.100 No, no, we'll take anybody, okay?
00:05:53.400 Show me one thing right that he's doing.
00:05:55.000 Every week he's coming in front of the camera going,
00:05:56.880 hey, you know what? I need more money from you rich
00:05:58.900 people. And I just want to know if you guys are cool with
00:06:00.960 it. All the rich people that were clapping
00:06:03.060 and kissing his ass. Now what are you 1.00
00:06:05.020 doing? There's buyers from ours a week ago. We covered
00:06:07.000 the clip where all the people with the megaphone were
00:06:08.940 saying, hey, I own a house here and I think
00:06:10.900 they're in Brooklyn. We own homes here in Brooklyn.
00:06:12.960 He was going to do this. Now he's taxing us.
00:06:15.220 All the homeowners. The guy that was at the
00:06:17.020 microphone was a 0.92
00:06:18.520 black man with a
00:06:20.940 whole group of people around him and says, hey, work
00:06:22.920 for these companies and we work here. And they were
00:06:24.920 flipping out the news media didn't want to talk about it because he was the wrong color but he
00:06:28.940 was a citizen stating what you're just saying i have buyer's remorse yeah well but i haven't heard
00:06:33.800 the buyer's remorse because i'm just curious how much more are are they going to tax you how much 0.96
00:06:38.380 more is he going to take from you till you go on and you say you know what damn we got duped but 0.71
00:06:42.420 i'm very curious because they seem like new york i'm not hearing nothing from the new yorkers i'm 0.90
00:06:47.060 not hearing nothing this is the only video that i saw of the buyer's remorse this guy
00:06:51.760 that was the dude speech in every debate where you engage we opened our ears to listen yeah
00:06:58.960 now today accept the words echoing from us now do your job as mayor and leave our taxes out
00:07:06.280 two options you're saying if we don't tax the rich then i gotta increase property taxes
00:07:13.100 we are not appointed southeast queens we are not part of your negotiating tactics
00:07:17.800 and elon you ready for this yeah he voted for elon he's openly saying listen to this he openly 0.97
00:07:26.140 said a couple weeks ago if you're here illegally and your illegal kids are here i don't give a damn 1.00
00:07:31.840 where the taxpayer all those people glazing they're gonna pay for your illegal kid tell me 0.99
00:07:37.540 that's not incentivizing people to get your ass to new york sanctuary city yeah but this is the 0.98
00:07:42.000 great delusion i don't understand how people didn't expect this is what i'm confused by we 0.97
00:07:46.500 this is like that's why i said i feel like i'm in the twilight zone this plays out in every state
00:07:50.340 throughout all of history every time you have someone like this who's in power it never changes
00:07:54.980 the end result is the same everyone's okay with it as long as they think it's someone else's money
00:07:58.940 who's going to take care of them in the end of the day it always comes down to the entire population
00:08:04.140 who has to cover these expenses and people are just naive i don't know how people don't learn
00:08:09.140 like how do you not look at california how do you not look at other parts of the world where
00:08:12.960 these experiments have been done and failed 100 out of 100 times. It's the definition of insanity
00:08:17.480 doing the same thing. By the way, what's interesting is even though we got the reports of
00:08:22.920 remember when California lost a trillion dollars twice, right? But they lost the first trillion
00:08:29.300 because of COVID, the bad policies. They lost the second trillion because the wealth tax.
00:08:34.640 This right here, Rob, can you do me a favor? Ask Rock out of the 123 billionaires
00:08:41.340 billionaires in New York City, what is the average age of these billionaires? It's going to be in the
00:08:48.480 late 60s, early 70s. This is not Silicon Valley money. We're maybe in the 30s or 40s. This is
00:08:55.480 going to be 71, 66. It's going to be an age like that. What is the average age? Many over 70. Many
00:09:02.360 over 70. Okay, so billions are around 67. So guess what a 67-year-old is thinking about? If you're
00:09:09.340 a billionaire and you're in your late 60s what do you think is the most important conversation
00:09:15.240 you're having with your family office and your wife and your husband what do you think you're
00:09:19.200 talking about legacy estate planning protecting your assets so so so check this out so very weird
00:09:24.360 of all the people that left california like the sergey brand and all these people that are
00:09:29.380 leaving california and came down here they're in their 40s they're in their 50s new york wealth
00:09:35.400 is in their 70s so if you're pushing this now new york is all uh they're all coming to palm beach
00:09:42.540 in the next you're going to hear the announcement of wealth leaving in new york in a very different
00:09:48.260 way in a different audience you're going to hear names you don't know it's billionaires you've
00:09:52.580 never heard of before that's worth 2.8 billion 6.8 billion 3.9 billion and they're like you touch our
00:09:58.140 estate planning if this goes through vinnie it's not out of the 123 i don't think it's five percent
00:10:04.980 leaving if it actually goes through if it guess who's the first person that's saying we got to
00:10:12.080 move in new york of these billionaires the 123 guess who's telling them you got to move dad
00:10:18.340 the kids uh-huh 100 oh yeah because it's like yo they're messing with my freaking my future
00:10:23.620 the grandkids grandpa kids are gonna be like hey uh wait a minute did you just hear the
00:10:29.720 The state – that's $2.2 billion.
00:10:32.600 He's got four kids.
00:10:33.540 It's a half a billion for each one of us, guys.
00:10:35.420 We've got to make sure dad moves out of the state.
00:10:37.260 You don't think that's going to happen?
00:10:38.720 Oh, man.
00:10:39.620 You don't think that's going to – that's the difference between you getting –
00:10:41.940 give me the number if it's a $2 billion family and you've got four kids
00:10:45.300 and the four kids – the father is 75 years old
00:10:47.780 and the four kids know that $2 billion is going to go to them.
00:10:50.380 How much is the cost for each of the kids?
00:10:52.960 $125 million.
00:10:53.640 $125 million each.
00:10:54.760 Exactly.
00:10:56.160 $125 billion.
00:10:57.520 So let me ask you.
00:10:58.440 You're the kid.
00:10:58.980 What are you doing?
00:10:59.720 Hey, Dad.
00:11:00.740 I want that 125.
00:11:02.040 Dad, Florida is awesome right now.
00:11:03.760 Vinny, Vinny, we have to protect ourselves.
00:11:05.900 I mean, we have to protect Dad.
00:11:07.560 We've got to protect Dad.
00:11:08.280 We've got to get him from Florida.
00:11:09.420 Oh, my gosh.
00:11:10.140 It's too cold.
00:11:11.220 And by the way, let me ask.
00:11:13.020 So who else is on the kids' teams?
00:11:15.340 Who else is on the team of kids?
00:11:17.420 Who else is saying you've got to leave New York?
00:11:19.560 The wives? 0.94
00:11:19.980 The wives and the –
00:11:20.840 No, no.
00:11:21.100 Not the wives. 0.98
00:11:22.040 The family office advisors.
00:11:23.480 The financial advisors.
00:11:24.440 Yeah, the advisors.
00:11:25.220 The investment bankers.
00:11:27.100 The insurance guys.
00:11:28.320 All of these guys are saying, you guys got to get the hell out of here.
00:11:32.340 So this guy that's by himself, look who is around him, the $2.2 billion guy, the $4.8 billion guy, the family, the kids, the advisors, all are saying, let's have a meeting.
00:11:43.700 This is happening.
00:11:44.940 If this gets done, recommendation, move to Tennessee or move to Miami or move to Palm Beach.
00:11:49.960 But you have to leave the state.
00:11:51.520 Don't you think that?
00:11:52.360 And by the way, guess who else is thinking about this right now?
00:11:54.880 If this is real, guess who else is sitting there saying, what are we going to do?
00:11:59.560 You know who else?
00:12:00.580 You don't think David Solomon is paying attention to this.
00:12:03.000 You don't think Jamie Dimon is sitting there in their offices coaching and challenging their advisors on how to talk to their clients.
00:12:10.840 You don't think the boardroom of all these firms that are managing money that have $8.3 trillion of money under management, $2.8 trillion of money under management.
00:12:19.840 You don't think these guys are saying, hey, we have to advise our clients to leave.
00:12:23.740 because those guys don't have money that they get for 5, 10 years.
00:12:27.740 When they get family money, they're getting that family money for 20, 30, 40, 50 years.
00:12:32.960 And it's blocks of money.
00:12:34.720 So if I'm running Goldman or if I'm running Morgan Stanley or Merrill
00:12:38.420 or if I'm running any of these big firms, I'm sitting there today,
00:12:41.600 I'm talking to my analyst, and guess what I'm asking him?
00:12:44.780 Guys, can you run a report of the $8.3 trillion of wealth that we have?
00:12:49.000 How much of it is concentrated in New York City?
00:12:51.620 Boss, we just ran it.
00:12:54.440 It's right around $320 billion of wealth that we have in New York City.
00:12:58.160 We need to have a meeting, a family office meeting,
00:13:01.180 emergency meeting with all our clients in New York City
00:13:04.020 and let them know exactly what the results are going to be with recommendation.
00:13:08.000 If I'm running one of these banks, I'm hosting a meeting at a nice property
00:13:12.640 in Gurney, in whatever you want to call it, and they'll come in private meeting.
00:13:16.480 And I'm going to say, guys, if you're wondering,
00:13:18.560 You've already talked to your tax people.
00:13:20.700 You've already talked to your state planners.
00:13:22.640 Here's what's going on.
00:13:23.420 We brought an economist.
00:13:24.480 We brought a CPA.
00:13:25.820 We brought our team that's this.
00:13:26.940 We brought our chief information officer.
00:13:29.020 We brought our chief investment officer.
00:13:30.740 Here's what you're going to be looking at.
00:13:31.880 Boom, boom, boom, boom, boom.
00:13:33.440 Solution, a lot of you guys are probably wondering.
00:13:35.140 These are seven things that our clients are doing right now that we're recommending them to consider.
00:13:38.780 One, move here.
00:13:39.780 Two, get this.
00:13:40.400 Three, you don't think they're having that conversation?
00:13:42.960 100%.
00:13:43.060 They are.
00:13:43.620 You know what the funny punchline is?
00:13:44.820 What's that?
00:13:45.240 Wells Fargo says, Vinny, you need to be there because us here at Wells Fargo, ultra high net worth advisors are going to hold a meeting.
00:13:53.000 And you say, in Napa as usual?
00:13:55.720 No, no, no.
00:13:56.300 We're in Palm Beach now.
00:13:57.540 We moved in the spring of 2026.
00:14:00.020 Wells Fargo moved all of our wealth guys to Palm Beach.
00:14:02.500 So come on down. 0.96
00:14:03.320 We're on Worth Avenue.
00:14:04.180 It'll be great.
00:14:04.720 That's where we're meeting.
00:14:06.220 Why do you think they moved there?
00:14:07.480 By the way, just visually, folks, if you're watching this, visually, what I just presented to do,
00:14:13.020 How believable is it that each of those meetings are being had with these billionaires in New York City?
00:14:19.220 Yeah.
00:14:19.860 My question is, though, historically, when we look at, let's say, extreme taxation, right, when we went above 90 percent,
00:14:25.040 what happened is all the real billionaires, all the people who have the access to amazing financial advisors,
00:14:30.900 were able to find loopholes and protect their assets.
00:14:33.260 In the end of the day, it affected people who have like a million dollars who are hoping to leave this to their kids.
00:14:38.100 That's who ended up paying the consequences.
00:14:40.380 New York City is about to lose a trillion dollars.
00:14:43.020 New York City is about to lose a trillion dollars.
00:14:45.460 And by the way, let's play a game.
00:14:49.580 Let's play a game, folks.
00:14:51.200 Run a poll, Rob.
00:14:52.300 How long until we get news reporting that a trillion dollars of wealth has left New York City?
00:15:00.940 Okay?
00:15:01.360 Run a poll.
00:15:02.420 30 to 90 days?
00:15:04.700 You know, 90 to 180 days?
00:15:07.780 180 days to a year?
00:15:09.400 It won't happen.
00:15:11.320 Okay?
00:15:12.060 30 to 90 days, 90 to 180.
00:15:14.840 So I'm saying a month to three months, three to six months,
00:15:17.360 six to 12 months, it won't happen.
00:15:18.980 Run a poll.
00:15:19.460 I'm curious what the audience is going to say.
00:15:21.460 Watch in the next two, three, four, five, six months.
00:15:24.840 If this passes, by the way.
00:15:26.280 Okay.
00:15:26.820 If this becomes wrong.
00:15:27.740 From the date of it passing or from today is the poll.
00:15:29.760 If this passes, from the date passes.
00:15:31.940 By the way, and remember, it's not even if it passes.
00:15:34.240 Let me change it.
00:15:34.840 I don't even think it's from the date passes.
00:15:37.120 When they started talking about the 5% wealth tax in California,
00:15:40.300 it hasn't passed yet.
00:15:41.200 It took off the forecast.
00:15:42.400 It hasn't.
00:15:42.820 They're like, no, no, no, we're out, okay?
00:15:45.140 Let me see what the poll is saying, Rob.
00:15:47.100 So, so far, 700 votes, 32%, 30 to 90.
00:15:52.260 90 to 180 was what?
00:15:53.780 So, 65% of the audience is thinking within the next 180, we're going to see that.
00:15:59.040 12% thinks it won't happen.
00:16:01.180 Those 12% live in New York City, by the way, the people that are watching.
00:16:03.900 So, that means 88%, Pat, thinks it's only six months.
00:16:07.660 Huh?
00:16:08.220 88% is six months or less.
00:16:10.320 No, 88%.
00:16:11.720 One year or less.
00:16:12.940 It's one year or less is what they think.
00:16:14.580 All right, let's get to the next story.
00:16:15.900 Mamdani here praying.
00:16:17.500 It's a dinner he's having.
00:16:18.740 Rob, if you want to play this clip of him having dinner.
00:16:21.100 Okay, and then the gentleman at the end that holds that one finger up.
00:16:23.900 Go ahead, Rob.
00:16:24.360 All right, Rob.
00:16:27.740 Want to make some of that?
00:16:30.240 It's a moment where you're asking yourself how you can reconnect to
00:16:34.500 growing up with being taught that.
00:16:39.860 yeah that's that that's the isis sign yeah he's not saying he's number one everybody
00:16:47.220 that right there is the isis sign right in your effing face that is such a spit in the face to 0.77
00:16:53.000 every single new yorker and it boggles my mind how they're not out of their minds furious at 0.95
00:16:59.280 what the hell is going on in new york it's insane bro taking over time square and doing this i'm 0.73
00:17:03.580 telling you have you guys not seen the videos of the guys like you said being interviewed and
00:17:08.740 saying we are taking over the city no in your hundred percent like we're taking over your city
00:17:13.960 what are you going to do about it what are you going to do about it bro do you understand the
00:17:18.340 suicidal empathy of the guy that was on the on the bullhorn he's on the bullhorn saying the white guy
00:17:23.280 with the glasses new york is for everybody and come here and the terrorist kid used him as a 0.56
00:17:29.660 kettlebell to throw a freaking nail bomb do you understand the the the hilarity of that situation 1.00
00:17:35.520 like how stupid you look you're you're there saying new york is welcome to everybody i just 1.00
00:17:41.040 texted you something can you show that up watch and they use him to throw a bomb over him so two 1.00
00:17:44.920 pictures i want to show you one if he can show the other bomber look at this look what sign he's
00:17:50.120 putting up look what the other guy was putting up you know who that guy is by the way yeah okay go
00:17:54.740 to the other one boom so that's that you know who else did this back in the days in france before he
00:17:58.880 went back to Iran, a guy named Khomeini. Watch this. This is Khomeini in Paris, sitting down,
00:18:05.600 doing his thing. That's Mamdani on the bottom. In your face. Bingo. In New York City. In New 1.00
00:18:13.100 York City, they're doing that. Go ahead and do something about that. That's what's going on in
00:18:17.360 America right now. So if you're somebody that's running a sales organization and you're running
00:18:22.720 a business and you want to find a way to improve your sales team results activity in better systems,
00:18:28.580 better comp better strategies better innovative campaigns and knowing who to work with who not to
00:18:33.540 work with identify what clients are better clients for you and develop that culture within your guys
00:18:38.040 we host an event once a year called the sales leadership summit and this guy in the video is
00:18:41.860 going to explain it to you every great sales team has three different types of people on its team
00:18:47.140 the finder the closer the builder every once in a while you have a trifecta that does all three let
00:18:53.160 me explain to you what this means finders are great prospectors they'll go out and find clients
00:18:57.180 no problems but they're not good at closing closers put somebody in front of me i'll close
00:19:01.500 them but i'm not good at prospecting builders if they become a client they're very good at retaining
00:19:06.580 developing relationship all of that and if you can develop trifectas that do all three your
00:19:12.540 company's doing numbers you've never seen before the last 25 years i have worked on developing
00:19:18.200 people that are trifectas if you want to learn how to develop trifectas on your sales team
00:19:23.200 One CRI host an event called the Sales Leadership Summit.
00:19:26.120 This year's going to be March 25th through the 27th at Trump Doral.
00:19:30.100 If you want to learn more about how you and your team can attend that event,
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00:19:34.700 One of our representatives will get a hold of you.
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00:19:39.640 We'd love to spend a couple days with you.
00:19:41.880 And there may be possibilities afterwards of doing some stuff
00:19:44.800 that I can only announce to the people that are going there.
00:19:46.720 But if you're running an organization,
00:19:48.920 doing over a million with five salespeople, you want to improve it,
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00:19:53.160 You're going to be in a room with all performers in the sales business.
00:19:56.440 So it's everybody that's the best in their industry.
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