“Mamdani Wants Sharia Law＂ - NYC Candidate’s RADICAL Police Policy STIRS Outrage
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Zoran Mamdani said NYPD shouldn t respond to domestic violence calls in a resurfaced podcast interview. The Democratic candidate for mayor of New York City is running against incumbent Mayor Bill de Blasio, who is a former police officer who served time in prison for a domestic violence charge.
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There was a story of Mamdani does a podcast about four or five years ago.
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In a podcast, he talks about the fact that the NYPD shouldn't show up if there is domestic violence.
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Why call the cops when there's a domestic violence call?
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Cops shouldn't show up because other people should show up.
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Zoran Mamdani said NYPD shouldn't respond to domestic violence calls in resurfaced podcast interview.
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So an idea of domestic violence, a woman's being beaten.
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No, no, don't call the cops because they don't know what they're doing.
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And by the way, this is not that long ago, Rob, if you can go a little bit higher so I can read the story.
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So Mamdani resurfaced that NYPD shouldn't be responsible for domestic violence calls.
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The Democratic Socialist said five years ago NYPD shouldn't respond to it due to calls to fear escalation.
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If somebody is surviving, going through domestic violence, there are so many different, different situations that would far better be handled by people trying to deal with this specific situations as opposed to an individual with a gun who has received quite a limited amount of training in general, but also in regards to specific situation.
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Do you know what domestic, what is the definition of domestic violence?
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Can you go to the definition, Rob, of domestic violence?
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Just type in, what does domestic violence mean?
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Domestic violence definition refers to pattern of views of behavior, relation of one partner, gains of one another.
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Spouses, romantic partners, family members, but types of domestic violence, physical abuse, hitting, slapping, pushing, choking, or using weapons.
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Now, ask the question, what role, why, what role do cops play when it comes down to domestic violence?
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Isn't violence like something that you call cops to protect you from?
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In responding to preventing and investigating domestic violence, their responsibility can vary by jurisdiction, but generally include the following.
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Police are often the first responders to 911 calls, 911 calls.
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Their priority is to secure the scene, protect the victims, they separate the parties, they may help the victim get medical attention, relocate to shelters, other kind of support, evidence collection and arrest.
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We've all seen the show cops before when the cops show up.
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This guy's trying to be the mayor of New York City, and he makes comments like this.
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However, there's a city in Florida called Palm Beach, Tom, that wants to cash in on the Mamdani effect.
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Palm Beach County Business Development Board is actively courting New York City businesses, sending 500 relocation packages to CEOs and executives as socialist Mamdani leads polls with 35% against Cuomo 29, Curtis Silva 16, and Mayor Adams 13.8.
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The board's president and CEO told Palm Beach Post, the second the results came out, my phone started lighting up, she added, it's a good thing we are very nimble.
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We can act quickly and strike when the iron is hot.
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John Boyd, who runs a Boca Raton-based company aiding corporate relocations, warned the Mamdani effect, stating, here's something one of my clients shared.
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Even if Mamdani is stopped in November, the idea that New York is one election cycle away from becoming a socialist-run city creates an enormous risk for companies.
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After defeating Cuomo in Democratic primary, Boyd noted the perception could drive business and wealthy residents to Florida regardless of the election outcome.
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This is startup mentality and capitalism at work.
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This is when Pat and I went to a conference that was put on by a business organization.
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And at that conference, we met the mayor of Frisco, Texas.
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And by the way, this conference was roughly 1,000 miles from Frisco, Texas.
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But he was saying, hey, we're out here to promote the fact that we have economic development packages, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
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This is also the governor of Texas, Perry, was running billboards in California.
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California may be liberal, but the guy that owned the billboards was a capitalist.
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And so now Palm Beach County is like, well, okay, we have 500 relocation packets going up to people.
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And we've got the local real estate people saying, wow, things just picked up over the weekend.
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New York is about to shoot itself in its other foot.
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It shot itself in the foot with COVID and what it did in COVID and how people were upset by that.
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And people fled New York and left at that time.
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Now it's going to shoot itself in its other foot.
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Because a guy whose religious beliefs are such that if you're involved with domestic violence with your wife, that's okay because you own her.
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And under Sharia law, I don't have to be subject to a cop.
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You know, one slap, one slap, good morning, two slaps, I love you.
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You know, it's a whole, there's a whole, there's a whole rate card here that goes in this.
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I'm starting to hear this thing pop up from time to time.
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That is an independent set of laws of people of the Islamic faith who believe that, you know, they should be self-governed separately.
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So is there a separation between church and state or mosque and state under Sharia law?
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They believe that that law is above the law of any jurisdiction they're living in because the laws of the infidels or the jurisdiction of a country, which is run by infidels, is second to their laws.
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I'm starting to hear this pop up from time to time now, the Sharia law thing and this jihad thing.
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What other countries in the world practice Sharia law currently?
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I could, you know, pick any of them, any of them that surround.
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Tom, you can be right because what Chad GBT says is Sharia law is to practice compassion.
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It says it's meant to promote justice, compassion, and moral behavior.
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It is interpreted differently depending on the country and the school of thought, Sunni and Shia and the legal scholars.
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There's no separation of church and state or mosque and state.
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So are you saying that Zoran Mandani wants to implement Sharia law and infuse communism in New York?
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Just look up my wife burnt the toast under Sharia law.
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In Afghanistan, under Taliban control, they practice it.
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Sudan, where I think, I don't know, hundreds of thousands of people have died recently.
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Adam, you're very interested in learning about this.
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Includes bans on female education beyond grade six, public beatings, and morality police enforcement.
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Does point number two on Afghanistan represent compassion?
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I'm not going to sit here, as a red-blooded American, have you condemn Sharia law.
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No city is, or ever will be, because guess what?
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Vinny, you need to be a little bit more inclusive and receptive to new ideas.
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Because the Constitution would have to be overthrown.
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And you know what the crazy thing about all these places, Adam?
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Nobody talks all that shit and does any of that shit.
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Listen, little Mamdani with his fake-ass smile could talk all the shit that he wants
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Unless they literally overthrow this place, ain't going to happen, brother.
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Vinny, why don't you just be a little bit more receptive to something new?
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Is there any city here under Sharia law in the United States?
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Is there any city here, number one, under Sharia law?
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And what would it have to take to actually have a city under Sharia law?
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You don't think it's possible for it to happen here in America?
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What I'm saying is they would have to overthrow the Constitution of the United States.
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Can you do me a favor and play the clip I just sent you, Rob?
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It's becoming more and more and more evident what the motive is.
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And trust me, the community that doesn't think it's possible, they will be in 20 years
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So before it was by the sword, now it's getting themselves into parliament and then making
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laws that act as the sword, the Islamophobia law in Canada, M-103.
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I find that there are only two things which are open to our movements.
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Now I say participation in democracy is our jihad.
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We're going to fight, not through the bullets, but the ballot.
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Going to the ballot and voting is now an obligatory action, fard aeen.
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And it is a jihad that is now needs to be done because this is our modern jihad.
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Because in the United States, what we do know is that in the past election, just this last
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election, there have been over 800 Muslim candidates running for office.
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We may end up with about 50 members of Congress in the next six years.
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That's really the essence of dismantling the system of injustice, is to replace it with the people
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who represent the Prophet, sallallahu alayhi wa sallam.
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Those are politicians that are running for office in Muslim countries in the Middle East?
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That are used by the people of those communities rather than U.S. courts and resources.
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But those politicians, I want to be very clear here.
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What I'm saying is anything's possible, but good luck.
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Are you trying to tell me that certain hardcore extremists, maybe Muslim sharia law advocates,
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are trying their best to do that in America and in Europe?
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You're saying they've done it already in Europe?
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Are you trying to tell me there's certain cities in Europe that have been overrun with extremists?
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What's the difference between the UK and the United States?
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What's the difference between the UK and the United States?
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We're, I know, I guess, I'm not saying they're not going to try.
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So there's a lot of Christians and Jews running for office in Muslim-run countries, right?
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Maybe I sent you the same clip, but it's a different one.
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So this is a lady from Muslim Brotherhood in 1990 casting the vision.
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So this is going to become a real issue very soon, because momentum hasn't yet reached
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levels of exponential growth, but they're going to get there.
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We do not want to melt into American society and disappear.
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We want to go into American society with Islamic ideals and revamp their thinking.
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We shouldn't have feelings of distaste for them or intolerance, because they're potential
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Education is one of the most important areas that Muslims have to address.
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And while our objective, our final objective, is not just to become part of the system that
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we experience now and that we see, our objective, our final objective is to create our own Islamic
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systems and not only create Islamic systems for Muslims, but to look at all the other people
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who are sharing this country with us as potential Muslims.
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And in that long-range process of making America Muslim, all of America Muslim, American melting
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So it's almost like they're telling us what they want to do.
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The origin is clear on what they're coming to do.
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So 35 years later, Mamdani is going to try to be the mayor of New York.
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Mark Halpern stating that Mamdani has about an 85%.
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I just want to ask you, shrewd political guy that you are, can Mandami be beaten here in
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There was some opposition research dropped on him, and if there's something that's akin
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But barring that, I think he's got an 85% chance of being his honor come next year.
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All these, I'm going to come to Barron on it in a second.
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All these, you know, big shots, financiers are creating PACs, you know, to beat him.
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But there are some that are sort of sucking up to him also.
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I mean, you have the New York Post on a daily basis and other publications on a daily basis,
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heaven forbid, even, uh, commentators like myself ripping him apart, taking him down,
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So, but you're saying right now, he's, he's the winner right now.
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The voter today, Mark Halpern says he's the winner.
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Larry, you can be really good at making money and really stupid about politics.
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And I think the fundamental mistake they're making, I've met a donor or two who doesn't
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Uh, Tip O'Neill said all politics is local and people say that's the first rule of politics.
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The first rule of politics is you can't beat someone with no one.
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Mayor Adams, which is where most of our wealthy colleagues and friends are putting their money.
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These are folks who make money in business, looking at metrics and data.
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They don't, you know, they don't have a, they don't have a candidate to go up against them.
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And Anthony, uh, can't trust anybody that wears a beret all day and it's red.
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Andrew Cuomo said that he's not dropping out of the race, right?
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Well, the only way that they're going to win is if it's a head-to-head race.
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So now you're going to basically just cannibalize each other's votes?
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Run interference because all you're going to do is help the other guy.
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Yes, this is the announcement yesterday that he is running as an independent for the New
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And unless you've been living under a rock, you probably know that the Democratic primary
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To the 440,000 New Yorkers who voted for me, a sincere thank you.
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Thank you for believing in me, in my agenda, and in my experience.
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But as my grandfather used to say, when you get knocked down, learn the lesson and pick
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Only 13% of New Yorkers voted in the June primary.
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The general election is in November, and I am in it to win it.
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My opponent, Mr. Mondani, offers slick slogans, but no real solutions.
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We need a city with lower rents, safer streets.
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We're buying your first home is once again possible.
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I'm just, you know, the Mamdani effect is truly motivational energy.
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The young guys, you know, that are going after, after, you know, to be run.
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There's nobody like that that they're excited about.
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First time I had him on, I watch it, but I watch it again.
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I think for anybody that has interest in politics, they should watch this documentary.
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If you watch it, it gives you insight in the political game as a sport, what it's like.
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And there's so many lessons in there about the rules, different rules, different talents,
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Everything that he talks about, the people have on the Mamdani said, not the opposite side.
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I mean, I had Adams here, and I'm talking to him, and I'm like, okay, a little bit more.
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It was just a lot of, you can tell the answers were the same answers he's given hundreds of times.
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I'm like, I'm going to run through the wall for this guy.
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And you want to see somebody else do it, but unfortunately, it looks like New York is going in this direction.
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So neither Adams nor Andrew Cuomo are getting the groundswell support from the people.
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There's a difference in a person that builds, like a corporate executive.
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I'll never forget one time we have a meeting, and my five new executives that I hired, all C-suite,
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they all came in, and they found out how much my insurance guys were making.
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And I don't know if you remember this meeting or not.
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They're like, hey, are we really paying that guy $1.5 million a year?
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And they're all making between $200,000 to $300,000, $200,000 to $400,000?
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Well, I mean, listen, you know, the stuff that we do and pa-pa-pa-pa-pa, and I think this, and I think this.
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So you think you guys should deserve to get paid?
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Well, I mean, maybe not as much, but, I mean, look at the stuff that we do.
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I said, let me ask you, what time do you come into the office?
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If I was to go up and look and see what time you leave, 6 o'clock.
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What time were you in the office last Saturday?
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When's the last time you were in on a Saturday?
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Let me call a few guys, and I started calling a bunch of my guys.
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What's your last appointment tonight, 10 o'clock at night?
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8 o'clock, I start at the office training until 12 and a half appointments all night until
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I got two conference calls and I got two client appointments.
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I'm trying to tell the executives here, you're on speaker, what your sales schedule look like.
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Then I called the next guy, and the next guy said, you guys want to make $1.2 million?
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Cuomo, if he wants to win, he's running like a corporate executive.
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And Mamdani is running like a guy that's going and winning votes.
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None of these guys are going to beat him if they don't run like that.
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To win an election at the mayoral level, you got to work like a freaking psycho.
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Day to day, shaking cans, how you doing, coffee shop.
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The magic at this level is to be seen at 50 different locations at the same time.
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You know when was the first time, Tom, you and I were on the phone until 3.30 in the morning
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when Trump won 2016, and that one time when you're like, Pat, did you see what New York
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Did this just really, you're looking at Trump's face, he can't believe he won.
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He's on stage, he's like, I thought I was 80% down today.
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The look on his face on stage is the best look on his face, because he himself didn't
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But there was a moment when I said, this guy's got a chance of killing Hillary.
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It was when I saw Trump was doing six rallies in a day, and Hillary was doing one every three
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And I watched the way Trump campaigned, I said, good luck beating that guy.
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The only way Biden beat Trump in 2020 is because Pfizer waited three days after Biden
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went to announce that the vaccine was ready, that the warp speed project that Trump had
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in place, whether you're pro or not, I've never taken a vaccine, the COVID vaccine.
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But that was a big thing that was going on, that the left got the victory, that they
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Now, Trump, it could, so many different things could have changed when he lost in 2020.
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And I know I'm not going to go through the whole conversation.
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If you want to win it, Cuomo, Adams, whoever, you got to campaign like your life depends
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Videos are not going to win elections right now.
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You got to be seen like you're at 50 different places.
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Mayor of New York City, let's see who's going to outwork the other guy.
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The guy's 33 years old, hungry as F, going lights out with a terrible idea, but a terrible
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idea driven 100 hours a week, nonstop, 24-7 relentless, is going to destroy you.
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I had a call with a person, a very powerful person at the DOD last week while we were in
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And, you know, the individual that is trying to bring, you know, certain things to Iran.
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And he said, this is not a job for somebody that has a three o'clock appointment to golf
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every day and a four o'clock appointment to play chess with the kids and a five o'clock
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This is a job of somebody that has to be 24-7 full time.
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You ever watch Trump's schedule and ask yourself, do you work like that?
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The average person, if you watch Trump's schedule, do you work like that?
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24-7 cameras are on you and he shows up in a suit every single time.
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The average person listening to this, how often do you wear a suit?
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How long does it take you to put on the cufflinks?
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Imagine, how often do you like to be under limelight pressure?
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He's training a baseball player who was supposed to be a phenom.
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Everybody thought this was going to be the next big start.
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But the moment he went through a slump, the internet attacked him nonstop on Twitter.
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Twitter and that attack in the comments section on Twitter messed with his head that he got out of baseball.
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This guy was supposed to make a few hundred million dollars.
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Now, you want to go in the game, Cuomo's got the right pedigree that he knows what it is to get attacked.
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But if you want to win, you've got to get to work.
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I don't think anybody in New York is going to be working like Mamdani.
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I think Mamdani is working like his life depends on it.
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I think everybody else is working like they deserve to be in there.
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But you have to realize, when you work like your life depends on it, that is a formidable opponent.
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Everybody else is working like their resume deserves them to be in there.
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Life doesn't give you the job and the dream that you want based on your resume.
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Kevin O'Leary talking about Steve Jobs' hustle and work.
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He's like, the 18 hours, the thing, we don't have to see it.
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But the point is, they've got to work like that.
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You think DeSantis, who's a governor in Florida, coming up, you think he got there by luck?
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Of course, we know the controversy with he and I.
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Dude, there's a phase of your life where you're working literally like a slave for a couple decades.
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And if you want to do it again, you've got to do it again now.
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I just don't see anybody in New York that's going to be willing to work that hard.
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So most likely, New York, that guy's going to get elected.
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But people are like, well, Florida's going to be flatlining and all this other stuff.
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If you believe New York is going to change policies anytime soon, don't invest into Florida.
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If you think New York's policies are going to continue being shittier, guess what?
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Florida's still got plenty of room to improve and grow as an economy and as a market.
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