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00:08:16.440Like, I don't think he's going to back off of his immigration policy, and I don't think Mom Donnie is going to back off of his sanctuary city policy.
00:08:36.280I think Trump likes to have those moments where he comes in and he smiles with the guy and he shakes their hand and he acts like...
00:08:43.860He's really, everything I've ever heard about the guy, and this is from dozens of people who have met him and spent time with him, is that he's incredibly engaging in person.
00:08:59.900I mean, but I've heard it from a dozen, you know, dozens of people who are completely outside, not even on the air, don't talk about this stuff.
00:09:11.440And Trump will, no matter what his disagreement with you is, he'll come in and he'll shake your hand and he'll act like you're the most important person in the world.
00:09:21.060And in a way, he's trying to get the best possible outcome, I think, out of a Mamdani mayoral reign.
00:09:31.100I don't think that upside is there's much there, but that is the way he seems to operate.
00:13:12.960You consider yourself the leader of the Democrats.
00:13:15.060I think it's more appropriate for him.
00:13:17.100I consider myself the next mayor of New York City.
00:13:19.200And I keep my horizons firmly on New York City.
00:13:21.940And I appreciate the meeting with the president, which focused again on the five boroughs and whether New Yorkers could afford to live there.
00:13:28.160By the way, being the mayor of New York City is a big deal.
00:13:32.020I always said, you know, one of the things I would have loved to be someday is the mayor of New York City.
00:13:36.960Being the mayor of New York, and especially now, because I think you're...
00:14:24.820But I will say, Paddy, you know, I had watched this and I had seen it in full context, you know, with all the back and forth, the reporter questions, all of that.
00:14:38.340To see it edited together in all those moments at once, there's a lot of them.
00:14:42.620There's more than I remembered from the first watch of just Trump jumping in and really defending.
00:14:47.420And defending over and over and over again.
00:14:48.880And that seems like more of a sincere effort than I think I gave it credit for there.
00:14:52.940That seems like he's trying to win him over to to at least get the absolute best possible outcome there.
00:15:08.480But that doesn't seem like a a, you know, one of those where you're just kind of throwing it out there.
00:15:14.260And like, you know, he's he's he's step.
00:15:17.260I mean, this is this is not a good thing to say when you're talking about the president of the United States, when there's Democratic fundraisers shooting him all the time.
00:15:24.640But but he's stepping in the fire there.
00:15:28.600Trump is stepping in the way of the bullets in political context there to protect Mom Donnie from tough questions from reporters that are friendly to Trump.
00:16:58.020I mean, I guess the hope is he's going to get him to work on certain things.
00:17:02.160You know, in a way, this is the type of approach I've always feared that the Democrats would discover with Donald Trump, which was, you know, kind of kiss his butt and, and, and work with him and try to get what you can out of the administration.
00:17:15.240If they had taken that approach, they would have gotten a lot of stuff and they would have luckily they just, they went the he's Hitler approach, which means they never got anything out of them, out of him, or at least not many things.
00:17:26.420I, I, I'm glad they never took that approach because it probably would have been effective because stuff like this, like Trump, you know, Trump is, he has certain things that are part of his ideology, right?
00:17:36.440You know, you could argue the border, you could argue, I mean, you know, we go back and forth on what you think it is.
00:17:41.880I, you know, maybe a pro business, uh, vibe and there's a bunch of different stuff, but like he, there's a lot of stuff that normally falls into the hardcore ideological world of politics that don't really affect Trump the same way through, you know, like something like abortion.
00:17:56.800Like I think abortion, like he, he worked with the people who he liked and who helped him on a really positive move toward abortion, certainly with the Supreme court, right?
00:18:06.340Like that is a massive change. And one of the things he should get most credit for of his entire run for two terms.
00:18:13.380But like, I don't think abortion is a core Donald Trump issue that he thinks about every day on how to make it, you know, how to make the pro-life cause be advanced.
00:18:22.020Like, I don't think that's what he does. You know, there's other things he thinks about that are really important to all of us.
00:18:26.740I think the border is crime, border. I think those things are tariffs.
00:18:30.460Tariffs are certainly in the core belief of Donald Trump. So those things are real, and he does work to move those forth every day. So I think what he looks at it as, is how can I make this a less, a less, um, uh, impactful disaster than it otherwise might be.
00:18:48.260And, you know, that might be his approach there. You know, I said that was an honest answer to one of those questions and, and there was a small slice of it that was honest. A lot of it wasn't, I mean, a lot of it was like, Hey, I think he's going to do a great job for New York city.
00:19:00.640Donald Trump does not believe that Zoran Mamdani is going to do a great job for New York city. He's saying that because this is his current position.
00:19:08.460Now, when Mamdani violates some immigration thing that he wants in three weeks, he's going to say the opposite because that's what he wants to say at that time. And that's the way he's, you know, run his presidency and his administration since the beginning at oftentimes to really impressive results.
00:19:24.840So that might just be what happens here, but it is, I, I, I am as uncomfortable with it as you are when it comes to the words, because the words are, you know, look, this guy is not, this is not Eric Adams coming into office.
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00:21:25.340I've spoken about the Israeli government committing genocide, and I've spoken about our government funding it.
00:21:31.140And I shared with the president in our meeting about the concern that many New Yorkers have of wanting their tax dollars to go towards the benefit of New Yorkers and their ability to afford basic dignity.
00:21:40.580And what we see right now is we're in the ninth consecutive year of more than 100,000 schoolchildren being homeless in our city.
00:21:47.380And there's a desperate need not only for the following of human rights, but also the following through on the promises we've made to New Yorkers.
00:21:54.040And I appreciated the meeting we had and the work that we can do.
00:23:19.900What's interesting about Trump here, and this goes back to what I was initially talking about, don't focus on what he says, focus on what he does.
00:23:27.120What he does is work to make the Middle East peace actually happen.
00:27:23.940He really did just do this to New York.
00:27:26.560Like, and one of the reasons why he was able to do it, Pat, is because he never let the veil drop.
00:27:32.300He didn't let the veil drop through the entire campaign.
00:27:34.560Now, before the campaign started, we saw who he was all the time.
00:27:40.080He was on podcast after podcast, online, constantly admitting to crimes of thought, the evil thought crime that should have disqualified him from a job like this.
00:27:51.580He's on board with the Globalize the Intifada stuff.
00:29:10.580With the absence of Andrew Cuomo, this happens.
00:29:13.460Andrew Cuomo is the core part of this problem that made this available as an outcome.
00:29:21.080I don't think him running against a normal Democrat, you know, leaves Mamdani winning this election.
00:29:27.460Cuomo is uniquely terrible, but uniquely terrible with massive name recognition.
00:29:32.100So, he was able to get himself through.
00:29:34.120He wasn't even able to get through his own primary, but was able to get through to a place where he was on the ballot and, you know, made this into a thing.
00:29:42.000You know, look, he should have never...
00:29:43.960I think a normal Democrat does not lose that primary to a Zoran Mamdani.
00:29:48.020I don't think that there was a huge...
00:29:49.980Would you say Eric Adams is a normal Democrat?
00:29:52.540No, I would not say Eric Adams is a normal Democrat.
00:29:56.840But, you know, if you put a person, you know, you think of the sort of like Bloomberg-ish Democrat, which, you know, he's been a Democrat for a very long time.
00:30:06.860Yes, he started as a Republican, but he's been a Democrat for a very long time.
00:30:09.960That type of person, I think, smokes Mamdani in that primary.
00:30:12.640He was a Democrat when he was a Republican.
00:33:18.620He's going to try to BS his way through with smiles and nonsense.
00:33:22.880And he believes he's a good enough talker and he's smart enough that nobody thinks Mamdani is smarter than Mamdani.
00:33:29.680And I think he's going to go out there and try to schmooze everybody into thinking this is working the whole time.
00:33:34.380That's what I think is going to happen.
00:33:35.460I think he's going to try to implement all this crap.
00:33:37.400The other way that this goes is it's a bad outcome for New York, but it's more of the de Blasio outcome, which is de Blasio also was a real true believer getting into that office.
00:33:50.480And he did try to do a lot of those things.
00:33:53.940But number one, he wasn't well liked when he started doing these things.
00:34:00.640There were enough corrupt Democrats in the city that tried to stop him because they had corrupt interests with other businesses and things like that.
00:34:10.660And, you know, but while de Blasio did real damage to New York, then he left incredibly unpopular and it was a bad period for New York.
00:34:17.720It wasn't the catastrophic outcome that could come from Mamdani.
00:34:21.860So if you can massage Mamdani into a de Blasio, what you get is just normal New York bad, which happens often there.
00:34:56.860So you never know how these things turn out.
00:35:00.200I do think it's fascinating to look at his approach to people like this, though, because, you know, I think one thing that a lot of his friends, people who really support Donald Trump say and believe,
00:35:13.000and I think there's something to this, is he really is at times tougher on his friends than he is at his enemies.
00:35:32.240Like, it's like, I get, I, I'm not, I wouldn't say I'm a Marjorie Taylor Greene stan myself, you know, but kind of a fascinating turn there, Pat.
00:35:45.100I think if you were to compare the two, he's way harder on her.
00:35:56.780He mentioned during that, that one part that I thought was a little damaging, honestly, from Trump's answers in real life was when they're like, hey, you know, are you standing next to a jihadist?
00:36:05.420That's what, you know, Elise Stefanik said.
00:36:07.460And she's like, ah, she's running a campaign.
00:36:22.680But I am curious here as to, as to how, you know, this plays out.
00:36:28.960Like, you know, Marjorie Taylor Greene, I think if you have any criticism, I mean, there's many, but like, you have criticisms of Marjorie Taylor Greene.
00:36:36.580It was like, she was almost so supportive to Trump.
00:36:38.640You'd never thought she'd ever disagree with him ever in her entire existence.
00:36:42.300And then, you know, she has a couple of disagreements on things, by the way, Trump previously supported when it comes to the Epstein files.
00:37:33.340I mean, if you had gone through this and you're like, yeah, again, most people are going to take, you're not going to drop out two weeks before you get it.
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01:12:21.420I feel like there's unfortunately many people who will go and read more about this and learn new sexual terms I wasn't familiar with.
01:12:32.600And will then do the math as to what RFK Jr.'s role is in that particular process and want to jump out of a building.
01:12:42.160So I will say you should not go research any of this today.
01:12:48.120That would be my, I certainly don't Google anything you find in the articles about it.
01:12:52.520But it does not seem to be, I don't understand how these things, like I can, I don't understand how these relationships stay together after such things.
01:14:10.220He, and he, yes, I think that's, he did discover that he was not the initial person who discovered.
01:14:16.880I believe one of her media, media like mentors was the first one who brought it the attention of New York magazine, I believe was the publication.
01:14:26.200And because, and, and, and, you know, we should know it had nothing to do with the fact that she was sleeping around or wanting to sleeping or sleep around or any of that.
01:14:34.560What it had to do was a supposed violation of journalistic ethics.
01:14:38.360That was the problem with, with all of this coming out because, you know, she had profiled the guy.
01:14:44.600Again, it's one thing to, to have an affair, which is, you know, problematic enough for many.
01:14:51.460But I will say when you're doing it in that realm of sleeping with your source, sleeping with the person, you're not only just a source, but someone you're profiling.
01:15:00.400Like because of all of this, Pat, I don't know if you even watched it at the time, but because of all of this, there was a famous tweet from Olivia Nutzi back in 2015, where she said,
01:15:10.140why does Hollywood always portray female journalists as sleeping with their sources?
01:17:13.280I did find it odd that Olivia was simultaneously reading Robert Greene's The Art of Seduction and Maureen Callahan's Ask Not, The Kennedys and the Women They Destroyed.
01:17:26.640So she's reading both of those books at the same time, and that might have been a clue to him.
01:17:33.720Let's see that there's a particular focus.