Hour 1: City Council's decision.

It passed the resolution to get rid of the horses.

As we told you, the Speaker won't do the votes unless it's all prearranged.

They do a lot of vote counting first, make sure they got the votes.

Then they hold the whole thing.

So it was 40 to 7 to get rid of the horses.

40 to 7.

Two council members abstained.

The ban will take place June 1st, 2028.

You know, a while back, they restricted the horses outside of Central Park.

You could be in Central Park, but not out in the streets, which was a good idea.

That was the best idea.

And right now, it's 200 carriage drivers, 200 horses and buggies.

Carriage industry workers fought hard.

Now, they are going to file a lawsuit against And you never know.

You never know.

They might prevail in the lawsuit.

Although if you're a city, I would think you've got the power to restrict whatever you want to restrict in certain parts of your city.

President Trump got into the mix.

President Trump came in to defend those horses and carriages, tweeting out, it's a great tradition.

He attacked the city council for banning him on Twitter and Truth Social.

He wrote, the horse-drawn carriage in New York City is a quintessential New York experience.

So sad that for political reasons, we'll see it go.

So sad to see the beloved Central Park horse-drawn carriage industry ending after over a century based largely on one tragic accident.

That's the key to all this.

There really is no safety problem with the horses.