Trump vows to bring back our 'beloved New York City'

President Trump on Friday vowed to 'bring back our beloved New York City' if he wins the election after New York was ranked as having the worst economic outlook in the US and as crime and homelessness continue to rise. Trump on Friday vowed to 'bring back our beloved New York' after NY State was ranked as having the worst economic outlook in the nation Homeless encampments are popping up all over the city and thousands have been moved from shelters and into luxury hotels which is creating small bursts of crime in some neighborhoods. These are the rankings for economic outlook which measures is based on state gross domestic product, absolute domestic migration and non-farm payroll employment New York has been ranked the worst state in the nation for its economic outlook Homeless people were spotted drinking in the Upper West Side and urinating publicly After wealthy residents on the Upper West Side took to social media in their droves to complain about homeless people from three of the hotels terrorizing their streets with urinating, loitering and drug-taking, de Blasio said the system was not permanent but would likely continue until there is a vaccine - something that is still months away. Cuomo said he was begging people to return to New York City from their second-home retreats so they can pay taxes to help offset the state's growing coronavirus-related revenue shortfall.