Kathy Hochul oddly drags Buffalo Bills into ‘tax the rich’ chant that overwhelmed her appearance at Zohran Mamdani rally

Those aren’t the bills they’re looking for.

Gov. Kathy Hochul bizarrely tried to run interference on the embarrassing “tax the rich” chants she was heckled with at Zohran Mamdani’s rally — claiming Monday she thought it was a pro-Buffalo Bills chorus.

“I thought they were saying ‘Let’s go Bills,’” she said when pressed by a Post reporter over the anti-fat cat chant.

“I wasn’t sure… I heard some noise, I heard a lot of cheers. But later on it became clear to me, I know there is a passion for that.”

The Democratic governor’s appearance Sunday at the “New York is Not For Sale” rally at Forest Hills stadium – which featured lefty superstars Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Sen. Bernie Sanders drumming up support for Mamdani – highlighted an uncomfortable divide in the party.

Hochul endorsed the democratic socialist Mamdani as New York City’s next mayor despite her concerns about his tax-the-rich policies.

She attempted to spin the chants as a sign of enthusiasm among Dems.

“I love the energy out there, I told them that,” she said during the unrelated press conference Monday.

“What I want to do is bottle all that up and use it in a few days.”