>> Emily: WELCOME BACK. IT IS TIME FOR IN CASE YOU MISSED IT. 1ST UP, NEW YORK CITY SEEN MASS EXODUS OF RESIDENTS IN RECENT YEARS AND DEMOCRATIC MAYOR THINKS HE KNOWS WHY. MAYOR ERIC ADAMS IS BLAMING RATS. WATCH. >> SOME PEOPLE WHO HAVE CHILDREN AND FAMILIES DECIDE THEY WANT TO GO TO A PLACE WHERE CHILDREN CAN PLAY OUTDOORS, LARGER GREEN SPACES, THEY WANT TO SEE ANIMALS. YOU DON'T SEE ANIMALS, EXCEPT FOR RATS, THERE IS COMBINATION OF THINGS. WE'RE GETTING RID OF THE RATS, BY THE WAY. >> Emily: ARE WE? THE RAT CZAR HAS NOT BEEN -- >> Dr. Nesheiwat: I ALMOST TRIPPED OVER ONE CROSSING THE STREET GOING TO WORK. THEY ARE HUGE AND REAL. IT IS A HUGE PROBLEM WE NEED TO CLEAN UP ALONG WITH DRUGS AND CRIME AND HOMELESSNESS. PEOPLE ARE LEAVING BECAUSE WE HAVE HIGHEST TAX RATE IN THE COUNTRY AFTER CALIFORNIA AND THERE IS BETTER CLIMATE IN FLORIDA, RIGHT? >> Emily: A LOT OF FLEEING HAPPENING AND RATS IS THE TIP OF THE ICEBERG. >> Lisa: PRICES ARE INCREASING IN FLORIDA, MAYBE PEOPLE SHOULD STAY HERE. MURDER AND PEOPLE SUPPORTING TERRORISTS, TAXES, THE LIST IS ALMOST AS LONG AS HILLARY'S EXCUSES FOR LOSING THE 2020 ELECTION. >> Carley: HE IS NOT WRONG, IT IS RATS AND HIGH TAXES AND EDUCATION PROBLEMS, AS WELL. WHAT I ALMOST TRIPPED OVER, I'M NOT LYING, A RACCOON. >> CUTE. >> Carley: I DON'T KNOW, I GET TO WORK EARLY IN THE MORNING AND SAW OUT OF THE CORNER OF MY EYE, SOMETHING LARGE AND LARGER THAN NORMAL RODENT, I WAS LIKE, THAT IS A RACCOON PATTING DOWN THE STREET. >> Lisa: THAT IS BETTER, I DON'T KNOW, WHAT WOULD YOU RATHER? >> Carley: OR A RACCOON? I DON'T KNOW. >> NONE OF THE ABOVE. >> Emily: I SAW A RAT FIGHTING A PIGEON AND THE RAT WON. >> Doug: Y'ALL