A group of approximately 15-20 people are gathered outdoors in front of a modern building with "919" displayed above its entrance. They appear to be engaged in a protest or demonstration, actively chanting "Tax the Rich" in unison. Several large banners and smaller signs are visible, all conveying messages related to taxation and Governor Hochul. Key visible texts include: - A large yellow banner stating "TAX THE RICH". - A large red banner saying "TAX THE RICH, STOP THE CUTS" with graphic elements. - Another prominent red banner featuring a large cutout of Governor Hochul's face and the text "GOVERNOR HOCHUL OUR LIVES OR YOUR DONORS?". - A large red banner on the far right with "HOCHUL TAX THE RICH" and a stylized image of Governor Hochul. - Smaller individual signs with phrases like "HOCHUL TAX THE RICH" and "HOCHUL WHICH SIDE ARE YOU ON?". One woman in the center is holding a young child and appears to be leading the chanting or speaking into a microphone. The participants are dressed in casual attire, some wearing jackets. The scene takes place during the day, with an overcast sky. The building's dark facade and glass windows suggest an urban setting, likely in New York given the context of Governor Hochul.