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CNN’s Shermichael Singleton Singleton on last night’s NYC mayoral debate and whether Andrew Cuomo did anything to change the trajectory of the race and a Mamdani victory: “No...I think it’s going to be Mamdani. He’s incredibly talented. As a Republican, I certainly don’t agree with many of his positions.... But there is something to be said about the arguments that he’s making to New Yorkers that is palatable. I am concerned about some of his presentations on economics. I’m concerned about the idea of the role of government as it pertains to sort of level setting for people who have economically struggled. I think there’s a different way to go about certain things, but that message is resonating. And if you’re Cuomo, can folks in New York know who Cuomo is? And there’s some real concern about his past misgivings, there’s some concern about some of the things he did as governor. And he didn’t, in my opinion, effectively address those things aggressively enough. Mamdani did. He showcased strength. And even if you’re a New Yorker, you’re curious and maybe say, I don’t disagree with him. You watch that and say, this is a guy who will fight for me, and that moves the needle for voters.”show more

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Bill Maher warns Democrats to think twice before putting Zohran Mamdani in charge of NYC. “He seems like a sweet guy, Mamdani. But…this is not just New York that’s on the ballot—I think the whole Democratic Party in the country is on the ballot. “And the whole country will be looking at this race to see which way are the Democrats going to go. No, Andrew Cuomo may not be that exciting and that inspirational, but for a party that said, ‘We want to get back to normal,’ he’s kind of normal.” Kate Bedingfield took issue with Maher’s comment about Cuomo, to which he gave this reply: “If you Democrats want to keep doing this, throwing guys like that under the bus because that’s not good enough and pure enough, you’re going to wind up with a guy who did a little more than what Andrew Cuomo did. “Anyway, the point is, they’re going to have to decide on this mayor’s race. Now, they say it’s getting closer. If it is Mamdani in New York, again, I think this has very important NATIONAL IMPLICATIONS.”

Bill Maher warns Democrats to think twice before putting Zohran Mamdani in charge of NYC. “He seems like a sweet guy, Mamdani. But…this is not just New York that’s on the ballot—I think the whole Democratic Party in the country is on the ballot. “And the whole country will be looking at this race to see which way are the Democrats going to go. No, Andrew Cuomo may not be that exciting and that inspirational, but for a party that said, ‘We want to get back to normal,’ he’s kind of normal.” Kate Bedingfield took issue with Maher’s comment about Cuomo, to which he gave this reply: “If you Democrats want to keep doing this, throwing guys like that under the bus because that’s not good enough and pure enough, you’re going to wind up with a guy who did a little more than what Andrew Cuomo did. “Anyway, the point is, they’re going to have to decide on this mayor’s race. Now, they say it’s getting closer. If it is Mamdani in New York, again, I think this has very important NATIONAL IMPLICATIONS.”

The Vigilant Fox 🦊

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Woody Allen: “I am going to vote for Cuomo.” “He’s experienced and he knows New York. Mamdani is inexperienced; his heart’s in the right place, but he’s not going to get any of the things done that he wants to.”

Woody Allen: “I am going to vote for Cuomo.” “He’s experienced and he knows New York. Mamdani is inexperienced; his heart’s in the right place, but he’s not going to get any of the things done that he wants to.”

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ANDREW CUOMO: “This is about the future of New York and saving New York City. And the only alternative is Zohran Mamdani.” “If this city becomes a Zohran Mamdani city, a socialist city, it's going to be the death of New York as we know it.” | Andrew Cuomo Kayleigh McEnany

ANDREW CUOMO: “This is about the future of New York and saving New York City. And the only alternative is Zohran Mamdani.” “If this city becomes a Zohran Mamdani city, a socialist city, it's going to be the death of New York as we know it.” | Andrew Cuomo Kayleigh McEnany

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URGENT ELECTION UPDATE: As difficult as it is for me to post this video, I must face the reality as I see it. I endorsed Curtis Sliwa and while I never thought I’d say this, I am now asking that you vote for Andrew Cuomo. Why? Because if Mamdani wins, the very future of New York City is at stake. You don’t have to love Cuomo. I’ve been clear about how I feel about him. This election though isn’t about who we like. It’s about saving New York City from Mamdani Save NYC. Vote Cuomo.

URGENT ELECTION UPDATE: As difficult as it is for me to post this video, I must face the reality as I see it. I endorsed Curtis Sliwa and while I never thought I’d say this, I am now asking that you vote for Andrew Cuomo. Why? Because if Mamdani wins, the very future of New York City is at stake. You don’t have to love Cuomo. I’ve been clear about how I feel about him. This election though isn’t about who we like. It’s about saving New York City from Mamdani Save NYC. Vote Cuomo.

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“My understanding is that Bloomberg dropped in $5 million yesterday” to back Andrew Cuomo, says Sean Spicer about the New York City mayoral race. A far left candidate, Zohran Mamdani, 33, has emerged as a serious challenger to Cuomo in the upcoming Democratic primary. “There’s a lot of money coming in to rescue Cuomo at the end,” Sean says. “I think there's a lot of concern about this guy surging. There's a lot of money that's going to come in from the outside to help Cuomo because they can't stand the thought of this guy winning.” Zohran Kwame Mamdani Andrew Cuomo #NewYorkCity

“My understanding is that Bloomberg dropped in $5 million yesterday” to back Andrew Cuomo, says Sean Spicer about the New York City mayoral race. A far left candidate, Zohran Mamdani, 33, has emerged as a serious challenger to Cuomo in the upcoming Democratic primary. “There’s a lot of money coming in to rescue Cuomo at the end,” Sean says. “I think there's a lot of concern about this guy surging. There's a lot of money that's going to come in from the outside to help Cuomo because they can't stand the thought of this guy winning.” Zohran Kwame Mamdani Andrew Cuomo #NewYorkCity

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Is New York City about to elect a communist mayor? "I think more than anything, [Mamdani] wants to erode the Americanness of New York," said Ezra Levant. On last night's episode of The Ezra Levant 🍁🚛 Show, Will Chamberlain discussed New York City's looming mayoral election as far-left socialist candidate Zohran Mamdani is currently leading Independent Andrew Cuomo and Republican Curtis Sliwa in the polls. Though Mamdani has been accused by some critics of being a staunch Islamist, Ezra explained why he thinks Mamdani simply uses Islam as a tool to further his goals. "I don't think Zohran Mamdani is a deeply observant Muslim on his own, but I think he sees Islam as a battering ram against America the same way he sees socialism as a battering ram against America," he said. "I think he'll basically take a coalition of everyone who's against America, and it just happens that he's Muslim," Ezra continued. Chamberlain, Senior Counsel for The Article III Project, echoed Ezra's statements about Mamdani's ideology and goals. "I think he's a third-world leftist is the way to understand it, and if he were a third-world leftist who was any different religion, his politics wouldn't really be that different," he said. "Maybe they'd have less overt sympathy for Hamas, but I don't think that's the driving force of his politics. I think the leftism is the driving force of his politics and you can see that in terms of what is he animated by," Chamberlain continued. "Even today's statement ... the one this morning where he's talking about 'if the boot on your throat is that of the NYPD, it's been laced up by the IDF.' That fits into the broader third-world leftism that we see all over the world at this point. This sort of anti-police, anti-authority politics that also finds resonance in the 'struggle' or 'resistance' of Hamas," he said. A recent Manhattan Institute survey shows Mamdani leading the polls with 48 percent support among likely voters. Cuomo is currently in second place with 28 percent support, with Sliwa trailing in third with 19 percent support. New Yorkers are set to head to the polls to elect their next mayor on November 4, 2025.

Is New York City about to elect a communist mayor? "I think more than anything, [Mamdani] wants to erode the Americanness of New York," said Ezra Levant. On last night's episode of The Ezra Levant 🍁🚛 Show, Will Chamberlain discussed New York City's looming mayoral election as far-left socialist candidate Zohran Mamdani is currently leading Independent Andrew Cuomo and Republican Curtis Sliwa in the polls. Though Mamdani has been accused by some critics of being a staunch Islamist, Ezra explained why he thinks Mamdani simply uses Islam as a tool to further his goals. "I don't think Zohran Mamdani is a deeply observant Muslim on his own, but I think he sees Islam as a battering ram against America the same way he sees socialism as a battering ram against America," he said. "I think he'll basically take a coalition of everyone who's against America, and it just happens that he's Muslim," Ezra continued. Chamberlain, Senior Counsel for The Article III Project, echoed Ezra's statements about Mamdani's ideology and goals. "I think he's a third-world leftist is the way to understand it, and if he were a third-world leftist who was any different religion, his politics wouldn't really be that different," he said. "Maybe they'd have less overt sympathy for Hamas, but I don't think that's the driving force of his politics. I think the leftism is the driving force of his politics and you can see that in terms of what is he animated by," Chamberlain continued. "Even today's statement ... the one this morning where he's talking about 'if the boot on your throat is that of the NYPD, it's been laced up by the IDF.' That fits into the broader third-world leftism that we see all over the world at this point. This sort of anti-police, anti-authority politics that also finds resonance in the 'struggle' or 'resistance' of Hamas," he said. A recent Manhattan Institute survey shows Mamdani leading the polls with 48 percent support among likely voters. Cuomo is currently in second place with 28 percent support, with Sliwa trailing in third with 19 percent support. New Yorkers are set to head to the polls to elect their next mayor on November 4, 2025.

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.Joseph Moreno bursts the liberal bubble on CNN about Jimmy Kimmel's suspension: “I don’t think this is a legal issue. I don’t think this can be pointed to the FCC or the trump administration and say, well, this is about them going after Kimmel because of what he said. Personally, I think it’s more of a cultural issue. And I got to tell you. I’m about as moderate a Republican as you can get. I’m from New York. I have not been comfortable watching late-night television for 15 years because when you have conservative leanings and you’re constantly mocked and you’re constantly feel like you’re doing something wrong, you shut it off. You don’t watch it anymore. And then what happens is it’s circular. If the host doesn’t have that audience, the host doesn’t worry about keeping an audience like that. It goes in circles. And, at some point, you get things like this where you say things.”

.Joseph Moreno bursts the liberal bubble on CNN about Jimmy Kimmel's suspension: “I don’t think this is a legal issue. I don’t think this can be pointed to the FCC or the trump administration and say, well, this is about them going after Kimmel because of what he said. Personally, I think it’s more of a cultural issue. And I got to tell you. I’m about as moderate a Republican as you can get. I’m from New York. I have not been comfortable watching late-night television for 15 years because when you have conservative leanings and you’re constantly mocked and you’re constantly feel like you’re doing something wrong, you shut it off. You don’t watch it anymore. And then what happens is it’s circular. If the host doesn’t have that audience, the host doesn’t worry about keeping an audience like that. It goes in circles. And, at some point, you get things like this where you say things.”

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CNN’s Shermichael Singleton couldn’t hold back a grin as Jake Tapper melted down over President Trump’s latest AI video dropping a “payload” on protestors. But then Shermichael Singleton said what no one else on the panel would admit about the meme. TAPPER: “What’s the point that he’s making, Shermichael? That he wishes he could drop…human feces on his fellow Americans?” SINGLETON: “Look, this is what I think. I think a lot of Republicans look at this, and I’ve texted with a lot of folks about it…they thought it was hilarious.” “Some of my Democratic friends thought it was a little over the top, but even they acknowledged to me, you know, I got to give it to Trump. He is good at sort of goading our side with some of these sort of satirical videos and other memes that he typically would post on social media.” “It makes him more relatable to the average person.” “You wouldn’t typically see this from a president, but the average person looks at this, Jake, and they sort of laugh or they dislike it, but I don’t think it’s something to sort of set your hair on fire over.”

CNN’s Shermichael Singleton couldn’t hold back a grin as Jake Tapper melted down over President Trump’s latest AI video dropping a “payload” on protestors. But then Shermichael Singleton said what no one else on the panel would admit about the meme. TAPPER: “What’s the point that he’s making, Shermichael? That he wishes he could drop…human feces on his fellow Americans?” SINGLETON: “Look, this is what I think. I think a lot of Republicans look at this, and I’ve texted with a lot of folks about it…they thought it was hilarious.” “Some of my Democratic friends thought it was a little over the top, but even they acknowledged to me, you know, I got to give it to Trump. He is good at sort of goading our side with some of these sort of satirical videos and other memes that he typically would post on social media.” “It makes him more relatable to the average person.” “You wouldn’t typically see this from a president, but the average person looks at this, Jake, and they sort of laugh or they dislike it, but I don’t think it’s something to sort of set your hair on fire over.”

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Bill Maher gets testy with a liberal guest who calls a Mamdani win in New York a “good thing.” Kate Bedingfield really tried her best to defend Mamdani, but Maher got a round of applause when he pressed her with this inconvenient fact: BEDINGFIELD: “I think that if Mamdani wins … I think that’s a good thing for the Democrats.” MAHER: “Well, you make it sound like he’s a little more mainstream than I think he is. I mean, the issue now that Andrew Cuomo is bringing up in New York is that he is a Ugandan citizen. Uganda’s a country where they kill homosexuals.” BEDINGFIELD: “So somebody who is a dual citizen can’t be mayor of New York or?” MAHER: “If I was a dual citizen with a country whose policy, government policy, was we kill homosexuals. Yeah, I would renounce that citizenship!” (Round of applause) BEDINGFIELD: “I think that is buying into a fear framework that is not good for the country.” MAHER: “You shouldn’t be afraid of that?” Bedingfield pushed the narrative that Cuomo was “race-baiting” and “suggesting that Mamdani couldn’t be a leader in a terror situation if he were mayor of New York and God forbid something else like 9/11 happened.” That angle didn’t work either. Maher replied: “Well, he did campaign with the terrorists… He campaigned this week with a guy who was an unindicted co-conspirator in the 1993 World Trade Center bombing and served as a character witness for Omar Abdel-Rahman, the terrorist who organized it.” “So Sarah Palin used to say Obama palled around with terrorists, which was bullsh*t. But…” Maher said with a long pause, hinting that it’s not a bullsh*t claim in the case of Mamdani. “I just don’t know if this is a great look for the party. I really don’t.”

Bill Maher gets testy with a liberal guest who calls a Mamdani win in New York a “good thing.” Kate Bedingfield really tried her best to defend Mamdani, but Maher got a round of applause when he pressed her with this inconvenient fact: BEDINGFIELD: “I think that if Mamdani wins … I think that’s a good thing for the Democrats.” MAHER: “Well, you make it sound like he’s a little more mainstream than I think he is. I mean, the issue now that Andrew Cuomo is bringing up in New York is that he is a Ugandan citizen. Uganda’s a country where they kill homosexuals.” BEDINGFIELD: “So somebody who is a dual citizen can’t be mayor of New York or?” MAHER: “If I was a dual citizen with a country whose policy, government policy, was we kill homosexuals. Yeah, I would renounce that citizenship!” (Round of applause) BEDINGFIELD: “I think that is buying into a fear framework that is not good for the country.” MAHER: “You shouldn’t be afraid of that?” Bedingfield pushed the narrative that Cuomo was “race-baiting” and “suggesting that Mamdani couldn’t be a leader in a terror situation if he were mayor of New York and God forbid something else like 9/11 happened.” That angle didn’t work either. Maher replied: “Well, he did campaign with the terrorists… He campaigned this week with a guy who was an unindicted co-conspirator in the 1993 World Trade Center bombing and served as a character witness for Omar Abdel-Rahman, the terrorist who organized it.” “So Sarah Palin used to say Obama palled around with terrorists, which was bullsht. But…” Maher said with a long pause, hinting that it’s not a bullsht claim in the case of Mamdani. “I just don’t know if this is a great look for the party. I really don’t.”

The Vigilant Fox 🦊

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Chris Cuomo unexpectedly SHUTS DOWN young liberal pushing false claims about Charlie Kirk. “You’re about to make the AOC mistake.” Adam Mockler claimed Kirk believed the Civil Rights Act NEVER should have been passed. But to his dismay, Cuomo immediately pushed back and set the record straight on what Kirk really believed. MOCKLER: “This is a dude who repeatedly said the Civil Rights Act shouldn’t have been passed.” CUOMO: “No, not at the same time. Two things. You’re about to make the AOC mistake… Charlie Kirk never said the Civil Rights Act [shouldn’t have been passed]… What he said was, Civil Rights Act: good. Needed it. Great.” MOCKLER: “No.” CUOMO: “Was then used to inculcate DEI and do these other things by extension of that law that he was against, and that it should have never been used for those purposes… to make it as an extension of a welfare program for blacks in every manifestation that he was against.” MOCKLER: “No, I’ve heard him make that argument.” CUOMO: “He didn’t say get rid of it.” MOCKLER: “He said they never should have passed it. He said that, right?” CUOMO: “No. I don’t think he did say that. I think what he said was what they did with it made it a mistake.”

Chris Cuomo unexpectedly SHUTS DOWN young liberal pushing false claims about Charlie Kirk. “You’re about to make the AOC mistake.” Adam Mockler claimed Kirk believed the Civil Rights Act NEVER should have been passed. But to his dismay, Cuomo immediately pushed back and set the record straight on what Kirk really believed. MOCKLER: “This is a dude who repeatedly said the Civil Rights Act shouldn’t have been passed.” CUOMO: “No, not at the same time. Two things. You’re about to make the AOC mistake… Charlie Kirk never said the Civil Rights Act [shouldn’t have been passed]… What he said was, Civil Rights Act: good. Needed it. Great.” MOCKLER: “No.” CUOMO: “Was then used to inculcate DEI and do these other things by extension of that law that he was against, and that it should have never been used for those purposes… to make it as an extension of a welfare program for blacks in every manifestation that he was against.” MOCKLER: “No, I’ve heard him make that argument.” CUOMO: “He didn’t say get rid of it.” MOCKLER: “He said they never should have passed it. He said that, right?” CUOMO: “No. I don’t think he did say that. I think what he said was what they did with it made it a mistake.”

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With this exchange, Trump achieved two things: 1 - Nullified Mamdani's 'star power' 2 - Prevented any future complains about Trump not helping him 'fix NYC' Number 1: Mamdani is so radical that some democrats won't touch him with a 10-foot pole. Obama didn't endorse him (But he DID endorse Karen Bass for Mayor back in the day), so you know that Mamdani is seen as almost radioactive with his 'democratic socialism' schtick. Mamdani essentially ran his campaign weaponizing Trump Derangement Syndrome on steroids (besides promising a lot of free stuff that we know won't work). We know that the weaponization of TDS is very effective, since Kamala Harris got a good chunk of votes that way. Many, many people in the US will vote for a lettuce if the lettuce could say that Trump is a fascist or a despot. So what happens when Mamdani appears next to Trump, both praising each other repeatedly? all the people who voted for their 'anti-Trump warrior' will feel like fools. I'm sure that Trump was extra charming in that private conversation and implied that after all, he's willing to 'help', which might have befuddled Mamdani. But the reality is that Mamdani needs that support from The Don, no matter what. So, upon a cordial exchange, a receptive Trump and maybe the 'promise' to sort things out together for NYC, Mamdani had no choice but to behave like he did in front of the cameras, including saying that both he and Trump agree on the end of wars and affordability of everything in NYC. So that's how his 'anti-Trump-warrior' persona gets demolished. And that persona is the one of the few things that, as a complete rookie in managing a city, would have given him some grace in the face of his constituents for any eventual management disasters. So on to Number 2: the possibility of blaming Trump for not helping him. That can't happen anymore. Trump said repeatedly that he congratulates Mamdani, that he wishes him well, that if he succeeds in making NYC as great as it has ever been he'll be the first one to cheer, and that his administration is going to be 100% supportive. Now, if Mamdani effz up, and he most likely will, how could he blame Trump after a meeting like this? Mamdani already gave an interview after this exchange, and upon being pressured about his 'despot' and 'fascist' remarks, he just said that his stances have not changed but doubled down on working on what they agree on about NYC. What Trump did with this exchange was defang Mamdani. Was it confusing for MAGA? you bet. But when you need to obliterate someone's persona in front of his voters, you do whatever it takes, because in the end those same voters will be the ones to judge the TDS-less Mamdani. In the end, as Scott Adams said, Trump skillfully made the story all about himself, while planting the seeds of doubts in Mamdani's fans.

With this exchange, Trump achieved two things: 1 - Nullified Mamdani's 'star power' 2 - Prevented any future complains about Trump not helping him 'fix NYC' Number 1: Mamdani is so radical that some democrats won't touch him with a 10-foot pole. Obama didn't endorse him (But he DID endorse Karen Bass for Mayor back in the day), so you know that Mamdani is seen as almost radioactive with his 'democratic socialism' schtick. Mamdani essentially ran his campaign weaponizing Trump Derangement Syndrome on steroids (besides promising a lot of free stuff that we know won't work). We know that the weaponization of TDS is very effective, since Kamala Harris got a good chunk of votes that way. Many, many people in the US will vote for a lettuce if the lettuce could say that Trump is a fascist or a despot. So what happens when Mamdani appears next to Trump, both praising each other repeatedly? all the people who voted for their 'anti-Trump warrior' will feel like fools. I'm sure that Trump was extra charming in that private conversation and implied that after all, he's willing to 'help', which might have befuddled Mamdani. But the reality is that Mamdani needs that support from The Don, no matter what. So, upon a cordial exchange, a receptive Trump and maybe the 'promise' to sort things out together for NYC, Mamdani had no choice but to behave like he did in front of the cameras, including saying that both he and Trump agree on the end of wars and affordability of everything in NYC. So that's how his 'anti-Trump-warrior' persona gets demolished. And that persona is the one of the few things that, as a complete rookie in managing a city, would have given him some grace in the face of his constituents for any eventual management disasters. So on to Number 2: the possibility of blaming Trump for not helping him. That can't happen anymore. Trump said repeatedly that he congratulates Mamdani, that he wishes him well, that if he succeeds in making NYC as great as it has ever been he'll be the first one to cheer, and that his administration is going to be 100% supportive. Now, if Mamdani effz up, and he most likely will, how could he blame Trump after a meeting like this? Mamdani already gave an interview after this exchange, and upon being pressured about his 'despot' and 'fascist' remarks, he just said that his stances have not changed but doubled down on working on what they agree on about NYC. What Trump did with this exchange was defang Mamdani. Was it confusing for MAGA? you bet. But when you need to obliterate someone's persona in front of his voters, you do whatever it takes, because in the end those same voters will be the ones to judge the TDS-less Mamdani. In the end, as Scott Adams said, Trump skillfully made the story all about himself, while planting the seeds of doubts in Mamdani's fans.

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Fox’s Kaylee McGhee White says the single most disturbing thing about Zohran Mamdani isn’t even his radical agenda for New York City. It’s the fact that he is using the mayor’s office as the launchpad for a national platform to push socialism into the mainstream across America. MCGHEE WHITE: “I actually think the scariest thing about him is that he doesn’t actually see the mayorship here as anything other than a steppingstone to a larger national platform.” “And that tell’s that he doesn’t actually care about the consequences that his rhetoric, his actions and his policies have on this city and the people who live here.” “Mamdani sees New York City as a platform, from which he wants to shift the Overton window and make Democratic socialism seem nationally viable and even popular.” “And that’s why, to tie some of these threads back together, the millionaire tax he’s been hinting at on social media that he decided to spend his time talking about instead of this attack, he talks about this as if this tax is going to fund libraries and parks and schools.” “That’s not the point. The point of the tax is to take money from people Mamdani hates, which is why he personally targeted billionaire Ken Griffin. It’s personal to him.” “Same thing. He talks about arresting Netanyahu.” “Mamdani doesn’t believe in any of the things that make justice possible.” “He wants to empty out Rikers. He’s called the NYPD equivalent to IDF…” “He only wants to arrest people who he considers to be political opponents.” “It’s selective enforcement. And what Americans need to understand, if that this doesn’t stop with the millionaires. It doesn’t stop with Netanyahu. Eventually it comes for everyone.”

Fox’s Kaylee McGhee White says the single most disturbing thing about Zohran Mamdani isn’t even his radical agenda for New York City. It’s the fact that he is using the mayor’s office as the launchpad for a national platform to push socialism into the mainstream across America. MCGHEE WHITE: “I actually think the scariest thing about him is that he doesn’t actually see the mayorship here as anything other than a steppingstone to a larger national platform.” “And that tell’s that he doesn’t actually care about the consequences that his rhetoric, his actions and his policies have on this city and the people who live here.” “Mamdani sees New York City as a platform, from which he wants to shift the Overton window and make Democratic socialism seem nationally viable and even popular.” “And that’s why, to tie some of these threads back together, the millionaire tax he’s been hinting at on social media that he decided to spend his time talking about instead of this attack, he talks about this as if this tax is going to fund libraries and parks and schools.” “That’s not the point. The point of the tax is to take money from people Mamdani hates, which is why he personally targeted billionaire Ken Griffin. It’s personal to him.” “Same thing. He talks about arresting Netanyahu.” “Mamdani doesn’t believe in any of the things that make justice possible.” “He wants to empty out Rikers. He’s called the NYPD equivalent to IDF…” “He only wants to arrest people who he considers to be political opponents.” “It’s selective enforcement. And what Americans need to understand, if that this doesn’t stop with the millionaires. It doesn’t stop with Netanyahu. Eventually it comes for everyone.”

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Collins: Bezos said that you could double his taxes and it's not going to help that teacher in Queens. Mamdani: I know a few teachers in Queens who would beg to differ. And I think that if I was worth as much money as he was, then I would probably say the same thing. The fact of the matter is that we are talking about a city where 1 in 4 New Yorkers are living in poverty, and we're hearing from one of the richest men that our world has ever seen about how he and others who make that kind of money shouldn't have to pay their fair share. And frankly, what New Yorkers want to see is a tax system that recognizes the scale of this affordability crisis and actually provides a way for city government to be able to invest in those same New Yorkers in the manner that we used to decades ago.

Collins: Bezos said that you could double his taxes and it's not going to help that teacher in Queens. Mamdani: I know a few teachers in Queens who would beg to differ. And I think that if I was worth as much money as he was, then I would probably say the same thing. The fact of the matter is that we are talking about a city where 1 in 4 New Yorkers are living in poverty, and we're hearing from one of the richest men that our world has ever seen about how he and others who make that kind of money shouldn't have to pay their fair share. And frankly, what New Yorkers want to see is a tax system that recognizes the scale of this affordability crisis and actually provides a way for city government to be able to invest in those same New Yorkers in the manner that we used to decades ago.

Acyn

489,152 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад

NEW: Former rapper and socialist New York mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani has pulled ahead of Andrew Cuomo in the city’s primary, according to a new poll. Mamdani, 33, has pulled ahead of Cuomo in a new Emerson poll, leading him 52% to 48%. Mamdani is accused of voicing his love for leaders of a nonprofit convicted of funneling $12 million to Hamas. “This is him saying he loves, that is his own words, he loves the Holy Land Five, who are convicted, funders of Hamas. It’s disgusting and despicable,” Cuomo said, reacting to one of his songs. Mamdani used to rap under the name, “Mr. Cardamom.”

NEW: Former rapper and socialist New York mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani has pulled ahead of Andrew Cuomo in the city’s primary, according to a new poll. Mamdani, 33, has pulled ahead of Cuomo in a new Emerson poll, leading him 52% to 48%. Mamdani is accused of voicing his love for leaders of a nonprofit convicted of funneling $12 million to Hamas. “This is him saying he loves, that is his own words, he loves the Holy Land Five, who are convicted, funders of Hamas. It’s disgusting and despicable,” Cuomo said, reacting to one of his songs. Mamdani used to rap under the name, “Mr. Cardamom.”

Collin Rugg

2,385,185 просмотров • 1 год назад

Draymond Green says the Jaylen Brown situation threw him for a loop: “I’m just like all of a sudden a guy being smart is an issue. Like, by the way, I think I’m pretty smart individual. I think I got a pretty decent head on my shoulders. Jaylen Brown is brilliant. I don’t pretend to be that smart. I don’t want anybody to think I think I’m that smart, but he is like he actually is that smart. And when I say smart, right, like as you know, there’s book smarts, there’s street smarts, there’s so many different type of smarts when you’re talking smart. But the smart that Jaylen Brown is, he’s book smart. He’s street smart. The things that he knows and that he understands.” (Via The Draymond Green Show)

Draymond Green says the Jaylen Brown situation threw him for a loop: “I’m just like all of a sudden a guy being smart is an issue. Like, by the way, I think I’m pretty smart individual. I think I got a pretty decent head on my shoulders. Jaylen Brown is brilliant. I don’t pretend to be that smart. I don’t want anybody to think I think I’m that smart, but he is like he actually is that smart. And when I say smart, right, like as you know, there’s book smarts, there’s street smarts, there’s so many different type of smarts when you’re talking smart. But the smart that Jaylen Brown is, he’s book smart. He’s street smart. The things that he knows and that he understands.” (Via The Draymond Green Show)

NBA Courtside

324,092 просмотров • 24 дней назад

BREAKING: Eric Adams just announced that he is NOT dropping out of the NYC Mayoral race, calling Andrew Cuomo a snake and a racist. "Andrew Cuomo is a snake and a liar. I am in this race, and I'm the only one that can beat Mamdani. Andrew has had a career of pushing black candidates out of races." This basically seals the race for Mamdani.

BREAKING: Eric Adams just announced that he is NOT dropping out of the NYC Mayoral race, calling Andrew Cuomo a snake and a racist. "Andrew Cuomo is a snake and a liar. I am in this race, and I'm the only one that can beat Mamdani. Andrew has had a career of pushing black candidates out of races." This basically seals the race for Mamdani.

George

87,631 просмотров • 10 месяцев назад

Bill O’Reilly just revealed he spoke directly with Chinese officials — and what he says is coming next could have massive implications for the Trump administration. According to O’Reilly, China is signaling it may help pressure Iran…but there’s a catch. O’REILLY: “I did talk to the Chinese today.” “Your producers should have informed you of that, at noon eastern time.” CUOMO: “What did the Chinese say to you, Bill?” O’REILLY: “I have some pretty good information.” “So number one, there will be discussions about China helping the united States with Iran, to tamp Iran down.” “But in return, the Chinese are going to want something in that will center around Taiwan, not a hand over or anything thing like that.” “But maybe the beginning of a discussion about Taiwan.” CUOMO: “Do you like that trade?” O’REILLY: “Yeah, I think it’s good for us. 2049 is the 100th anniversary of the evil of Mao Zedong’s takeover of China and they want the Chinese flag flying over that island nation.” “But there’s room for discussion about a number of things with Taiwan and the Chinese at this point are just trying to get into the room.”

Bill O’Reilly just revealed he spoke directly with Chinese officials — and what he says is coming next could have massive implications for the Trump administration. According to O’Reilly, China is signaling it may help pressure Iran…but there’s a catch. O’REILLY: “I did talk to the Chinese today.” “Your producers should have informed you of that, at noon eastern time.” CUOMO: “What did the Chinese say to you, Bill?” O’REILLY: “I have some pretty good information.” “So number one, there will be discussions about China helping the united States with Iran, to tamp Iran down.” “But in return, the Chinese are going to want something in that will center around Taiwan, not a hand over or anything thing like that.” “But maybe the beginning of a discussion about Taiwan.” CUOMO: “Do you like that trade?” O’REILLY: “Yeah, I think it’s good for us. 2049 is the 100th anniversary of the evil of Mao Zedong’s takeover of China and they want the Chinese flag flying over that island nation.” “But there’s room for discussion about a number of things with Taiwan and the Chinese at this point are just trying to get into the room.”

Overton

686,486 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад

Joe Rogan says he called Theo Von to apologize for his comments last week where he voiced concern for Von’s mental health. Rogan admitted he did a huge “disservice” to Von and it came across as though he was “throwing his friend under the bus.” ROGAN: “Then it comes out, like Theo has to defend it and then I called him up and I said, dude, I’m so sorry.” “I didn’t even think of that, and that’s very selfish of me. I didn’t think that you would have to respond. I didn’t even think of it.” “Theo is one of my favorite people...the last thing I would ever want to do is hurt that guy and the last thing I would ever want to do is say something that would have people think about him in a negative way.” “Which I’m sure I did. This was one of the reasons that I wanted to make this video and I wanted to apologize.” “I felt like a huge disservice to my friend and also to people listening.”

Joe Rogan says he called Theo Von to apologize for his comments last week where he voiced concern for Von’s mental health. Rogan admitted he did a huge “disservice” to Von and it came across as though he was “throwing his friend under the bus.” ROGAN: “Then it comes out, like Theo has to defend it and then I called him up and I said, dude, I’m so sorry.” “I didn’t even think of that, and that’s very selfish of me. I didn’t think that you would have to respond. I didn’t even think of it.” “Theo is one of my favorite people...the last thing I would ever want to do is hurt that guy and the last thing I would ever want to do is say something that would have people think about him in a negative way.” “Which I’m sure I did. This was one of the reasons that I wanted to make this video and I wanted to apologize.” “I felt like a huge disservice to my friend and also to people listening.”

Overton

324,419 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад

Q: Did you talk to the president about the red card suspension? If you cannot answer, why were you so scared of answering that question? Was there some sort of agreement that you not talk about it? Mamdani: No. There is no agreement about that and I haven't spoken to him about the red card. I made it clear that the conversations I have with the president has to do with what benefits the city and the struggles of New Yorkers to afford the city

Q: Did you talk to the president about the red card suspension? If you cannot answer, why were you so scared of answering that question? Was there some sort of agreement that you not talk about it? Mamdani: No. There is no agreement about that and I haven't spoken to him about the red card. I made it clear that the conversations I have with the president has to do with what benefits the city and the struggles of New Yorkers to afford the city

Acyn

606,447 просмотров • 24 дней назад

WATCH: Paul Manafort makes Chris Cuomo look foolish as he completely wrecks his claim that Trump won’t end the war in Ukraine. This is 2 minutes of pure facts. Cuomo: “I don’t think we’re a Trump away from making peace in this… Do I have it right or wrong?” Manafort: “Chris, normally, you get things close to right. This time, I don’t think you do… Trump has already changed the dynamic in this war. You know, just think of the concessions that have already been established by Putin, even though he hasn’t acknowledged them as concessions, but he’s basically said that the territorial integrity of Ukraine is going to be sacrosanct… Trump has already moved the ball. And so now the issue we’re talking about in this is land swaps.” After schooling Cuomo on the facts of the situation, he dropped a stunning prediction about when the war will finally end: “You [Cuomo] asked something just before you went to break. You said, ‘Will there be a peace before the midterm elections?’ Frankly, I think there will be. And I think there will be, maybe even this year, because Trump is committed to this.”

WATCH: Paul Manafort makes Chris Cuomo look foolish as he completely wrecks his claim that Trump won’t end the war in Ukraine. This is 2 minutes of pure facts. Cuomo: “I don’t think we’re a Trump away from making peace in this… Do I have it right or wrong?” Manafort: “Chris, normally, you get things close to right. This time, I don’t think you do… Trump has already changed the dynamic in this war. You know, just think of the concessions that have already been established by Putin, even though he hasn’t acknowledged them as concessions, but he’s basically said that the territorial integrity of Ukraine is going to be sacrosanct… Trump has already moved the ball. And so now the issue we’re talking about in this is land swaps.” After schooling Cuomo on the facts of the situation, he dropped a stunning prediction about when the war will finally end: “You [Cuomo] asked something just before you went to break. You said, ‘Will there be a peace before the midterm elections?’ Frankly, I think there will be. And I think there will be, maybe even this year, because Trump is committed to this.”

Vigilant Fox 🦊

210,609 просмотров • 11 месяцев назад