Zohran Mamdani SCANDAL Gets Worse

[00:00:00] We are days away from the election for [00:00:02] the mayor of New York City. Zoran [00:00:04] Mamdani is currently in the lead, but [00:00:07] old footage continues to leak that has [00:00:09] caused his polls to drop. I do not [00:00:12] normally cover local political races, [00:00:15] but what is going on here is so crazy [00:00:18] that this should scare everyone. [00:00:21] [music] [00:00:37] Mannani claims to be a Democrat [00:00:39] socialist, but in my opinion, he is a [00:00:42] communist. Listen to this interview he [00:00:45] gave on CNN. [00:00:47] >> So when people say democratic socialist, [00:00:50] right? And and I'm curious what you [00:00:51] think this means. I mean, do you like [00:00:54] capitalism? [00:00:55] >> No. I I I have many critiques of [00:00:57] capitalism. And I think ultimately the [00:00:58] definition for me of why I call myself a [00:01:01] democratic socialist is the words of Dr. [00:01:04] King decades ago. He said, "Call it [00:01:06] democracy or call it democratic [00:01:07] socialism. There must be a better [00:01:09] distribution of wealth for all of God's [00:01:11] children in this country." And that's [00:01:12] what I'm focused on is dignity and [00:01:14] taking on income inequality. And for too [00:01:17] long, politicians have pretended that [00:01:18] we're spectators to that crisis of [00:01:20] affordability. We're actually actors and [00:01:22] we have the choice to exacerbate it like [00:01:24] Mayor Adams has done or to respond to it [00:01:26] and resolve it like I'm planning to do. [00:01:28] This is so incredibly misleading. [00:01:31] Dr. King was fighting for racial [00:01:33] equality, not Mom Donniey's radical [00:01:36] political ideas. Dr. King gave sermons [00:01:40] like, "Can a Christian be a communist?" [00:01:43] where he critiqued communism. Here's [00:01:45] what Donald Trump had to say. [00:01:48] >> He's not a socialist. He's a communist. [00:01:50] Okay, this is not a socialist mayor. [00:01:52] This is a communist. I don't like to see [00:01:54] a communist become mayor. I will tell [00:01:56] you that. [00:01:56] >> I call him my little communist. He's my [00:01:58] little communist mayor. We should never [00:02:00] be in a position where we're talking [00:02:03] about a communist. [00:02:04] >> We're going to end up with a communist [00:02:06] mayor. It's not even believable. My [00:02:08] beautiful New York. I think uh if a [00:02:10] communist takes over New York City, I [00:02:12] think that's that's a gift to the [00:02:14] Republican party. [00:02:17] Last time you were on this program, you [00:02:19] were unequivocal in saying you do not [00:02:21] like capitalism. But Trump, just in [00:02:23] those remarks there, I counted called [00:02:25] you a communist eight times. [00:02:27] >> Are you? [00:02:28] >> No. I'm a democratic socialist. I've [00:02:30] said that time and again. And I think it [00:02:32] reflects the fact that whereas those [00:02:34] critiques, whereas that identity would [00:02:36] have been enough for Donald Trump in the [00:02:37] past, now he doesn't even want to use [00:02:38] that because he knows that the message [00:02:41] of my politics is one that is connecting [00:02:44] with New Yorkers across the five [00:02:45] burrows. Mdani continues to claim he is [00:02:48] not a communist. He claims he's a [00:02:51] democratic socialist. [00:02:54] I don't care what label he's trying to [00:02:56] use. If all of his ideas are communist, [00:02:59] that makes him a communist. Let me show [00:03:02] you what they are not telling you about [00:03:04] on CNN. [00:03:05] >> My platform is that every single person [00:03:07] should have housing. And I think faced [00:03:10] with these two options, the system the [00:03:12] system has hundreds of thousands of [00:03:14] people unhoused, right? For for what? [00:03:17] And if if there was any system that [00:03:21] could guarantee each person housing, [00:03:24] whether you call it the abolition of [00:03:25] private property or you call it, you [00:03:27] know, just a statewide housing [00:03:29] guarantee, it is preferable to what is [00:03:31] going on right now. [00:03:32] U and I think that people try and play [00:03:35] like gotcha games about these kinds of [00:03:37] things and it's like look [00:03:39] I care more about whether somebody has a [00:03:41] home [00:03:42] >> here. He calls for the abolition of [00:03:44] private property. He wants to lower rent [00:03:47] prices by having the government seize [00:03:50] people's private property. [00:03:52] Then there is this clip. [00:03:54] >> This journey and understanding that it [00:03:55] is socialism that we are fighting for [00:03:57] moment right now. Right? If we're [00:03:59] talking about the cancellation of [00:04:00] student debt, if we're talking about [00:04:02] Medicare for all, you know, these are [00:04:04] issues which have the ground swell of [00:04:06] popular support across this country. But [00:04:08] then there are also other issues that we [00:04:10] firmly believe in, whether it's BDS, [00:04:13] right, or whether is the the end goal of [00:04:15] of seizing the means of production. He [00:04:17] describes his end goal as seizing the [00:04:20] means of production. I don't care what [00:04:22] he calls himself. You don't get any more [00:04:25] communist than this. This is textbook [00:04:28] communist philosophy on how to run the [00:04:30] government. I am shocked that people do [00:04:33] not realize what he is saying. Seizing [00:04:36] the means of production means taking [00:04:39] away your property by force so that the [00:04:42] government can redistribute it. Let me [00:04:45] explain to you what has happened in [00:04:46] every communist country. They round up [00:04:49] the business owners and they kill them. [00:04:52] Once they have killed off all the best [00:04:54] and brightest people, the nation will [00:04:56] fall into famine when nothing works [00:04:58] anymore and millions die. I'm not joking [00:05:01] about this. This is like if the [00:05:04] Democrats decided that they did not like [00:05:06] Elon Musk, so they arrest him, kill him, [00:05:09] and take all of his money to distribute [00:05:11] it amongst themselves. Now, you might [00:05:14] ask, why do people keep trying communism [00:05:16] when it never works? [00:05:19] Because the small select group of people [00:05:21] at the top get incredibly rich. Vladimir [00:05:25] Putin is one of the richest men in the [00:05:27] world. Some estimates say he is worth [00:05:29] $200 billion. [00:05:32] Reports out of China estimate Xi [00:05:34] Jinping's wealth at over a billion. Now [00:05:37] ask yourself, why is it that these [00:05:40] government officials with small salaries [00:05:42] have amassed such enormous amounts of [00:05:45] wealth? [00:05:47] Communism is a scam that ends up [00:05:49] creating enormous human suffering. Now, [00:05:53] to be fair, Mamdani denies all these [00:05:55] allegations and claims he's not going to [00:05:58] actually follow through on all his [00:06:00] previous communist statements. So, let's [00:06:02] look at what he says he wants to do as [00:06:04] mayor. He wants to start opening [00:06:07] government grocery stores, [00:06:09] city-run grocery stores. I've proposed a [00:06:11] pilot program of one store in each [00:06:13] burrow. These are five stores in total. [00:06:15] The total cost of this is $60 million. [00:06:17] This is less than half the cost of what [00:06:19] the city is already set to spend on a [00:06:21] subsidy program for corporate [00:06:23] supermarkets that has no guarantee of [00:06:25] cheaper prices or collective bargaining [00:06:27] agreements or even accepting. [00:06:28] >> You're not looking at some like Soviet [00:06:30] Union um grocery stores on every corner [00:06:34] that are going to be run by the [00:06:35] government. No, what I'm looking at is [00:06:36] how to solve the very clear twin crises [00:06:39] of affordability when you go to the [00:06:40] grocery store and food deserts which [00:06:42] disproportionately impact black and [00:06:44] brown New Yorkers across the five [00:06:45] burrows. This is communism and it's a [00:06:48] horrible idea. [00:06:50] Do you remember the last time you went [00:06:52] to the Department of Motor Vehicles? Did [00:06:55] you enjoy the experience? [00:06:58] Did you have to wait in line for a long [00:07:00] time? Now, imagine that you had to get [00:07:02] your groceries from the same people who [00:07:05] operate the Department of Motor [00:07:06] Vehicles. [00:07:08] It's going to be a disaster. [00:07:11] In fact, we have had other cities who [00:07:13] have already tried this and failed [00:07:15] miserably. [00:07:16] >> It's clear this Sunfresh at 31st and [00:07:18] Prospect is struggling. This is the [00:07:20] first section people see when they come [00:07:21] in. There's barely any produce. A lot of [00:07:24] the coolers and shelves around the store [00:07:26] look the same way, empty. So shoppers [00:07:29] have been asking us if the store isn't [00:07:31] closing then where is all the food. [00:07:33] >> A rotten smell comes through the door [00:07:35] and anywhere you turn you'll see [00:07:37] products that need to be restocked. No [00:07:39] hot food or deli. [00:07:41] >> I watch people walk in and walk out. [00:07:45] >> The grocery store has received financial [00:07:47] assistance from the city but has been [00:07:49] unable to keep those shelves stocked in [00:07:51] an area that in the past has often been [00:07:53] referred to as a food desert. Around [00:07:56] here, a good thing don't last too long. [00:07:59] >> This is what it looks like when the [00:08:00] government runs your grocery store. [00:08:04] Here's a photo from a food line outside [00:08:06] a grocery store in Soviet Russia. [00:08:09] What would happen is the grocery store [00:08:11] would receive a limited number of items, [00:08:12] and you would have to stand in line to [00:08:14] receive your portion of bread. Why are [00:08:17] the people of New York voting for this? [00:08:20] The government does not know how to run [00:08:22] a grocery store. Mom Donnie doesn't know [00:08:25] anything about grocery stores. In fact, [00:08:28] Mom Donnie has not run any sort of large [00:08:31] organization in his life. People who [00:08:34] actually run grocery stores in New York [00:08:36] are furious. Here's one bodega owner. [00:08:40] >> Would one grocery store in each burrow [00:08:41] put bodegas out of business? [00:08:43] >> Cancer starts with a small cell in your [00:08:46] body and if you don't extract it, it [00:08:48] spreads. [00:08:50] You start with one idea like this, a [00:08:52] foolish idea, it may spread and we don't [00:08:56] want it to get to that. If he decides [00:08:59] that one store work, maybe two stores [00:09:01] would work, maybe a 100 stores will [00:09:03] work. And if you let him spread his [00:09:08] ignorance, because this is being [00:09:09] ignorant really, then we have a huge [00:09:12] problem. [00:09:12] >> Why is it ignorant? [00:09:13] >> It's ignorant because most bodega owners [00:09:17] are immigrants. They come from a very [00:09:19] poor from very poor countries and they [00:09:22] come here to try to make a living and do [00:09:25] the right thing by the city of Bodega is [00:09:27] not just that where you sell food. It's [00:09:29] also they're also community centers. So [00:09:31] if you're able to infiltrate [00:09:34] government into private into the private [00:09:36] [clears throat] sector, you're basically [00:09:38] ruining the dreams and the spirits of [00:09:41] all these small business people [00:09:42] [clears throat] who have risked [00:09:44] everything they have, borrowed [00:09:46] everything they could borrow to open [00:09:49] their small business. It doesn't make [00:09:51] sense because not only will it hurt the [00:09:53] people he claims he's trying to help, [00:09:55] he's going to drive a lot of these [00:09:57] businesses out of business or he's going [00:09:59] to scare people. It's like people are [00:10:01] scared of ICE. It's like people are [00:10:03] scared of people like Mandami that will [00:10:06] come in and start opening up businesses [00:10:08] and giving food away and competing with [00:10:11] those that have invested their money in [00:10:13] into into their small business. Once the [00:10:16] government comes in with a grocery [00:10:17] store, that is competition. [00:10:20] The government is taking away customers [00:10:22] from all the private businesses. Mamani [00:10:25] said in his interview that he's going to [00:10:26] spend $60 million [00:10:30] How many of these small business owners [00:10:32] are going to be able to compete against [00:10:34] $60 million? [00:10:37] That means that private businesses are [00:10:39] going to go bankrupt, which means the [00:10:41] government will need to expand to even [00:10:43] more grocery stores. And that is the [00:10:47] real goal. If you want food to eat, [00:10:50] you're going to have to go through the [00:10:52] government. And if you speak up against [00:10:54] Mam Dani, guess what? No food for you. [00:10:59] Why are the people of New York voting [00:11:01] for this? I could not figure it out [00:11:04] until I saw this video. No, [00:11:06] >> I think it's cool that he's raising [00:11:07] taxes because he wants to give us free [00:11:09] like healthcare and you know? He [00:11:11] supports [00:11:12] >> It's not free if he's raising your [00:11:13] taxes. [00:11:14] >> It's not free. [00:11:14] >> Yeah, but I think that's cool. I do I do [00:11:16] dumb I mean, the problem people [00:11:18] get mad people get mad about the raising [00:11:20] taxes for free healthcare because [00:11:21] they're like, "Well, I'm not getting I'm [00:11:23] not getting health care. Like I don't [00:11:25] need but but like I feel like um I do [00:11:27] dumb and I'm going to need the free [00:11:28] healthcare. So I think um it would be [00:11:31] >> but if you're paying less in taxes, you [00:11:33] can choose what healthcare you want and [00:11:35] get better private healthcare. [00:11:37] >> Yeah, but I don't know where I'm going [00:11:38] to end up on like Friday night. So I [00:11:40] kind of just got to like a lottery for [00:11:42] me. [00:11:43] >> No, this guy sounds like an idiot. He is [00:11:47] voting for what he thinks is free stuff [00:11:49] but not really thinking about the [00:11:51] consequences. [00:11:53] If there's anyone watching this from New [00:11:55] York, please comment down below. Are [00:11:57] people there really this dumb? If we [00:12:00] look at the statistics, the reason that [00:12:02] Mum Donnie is ahead in the polls is [00:12:04] because he has massive support from [00:12:06] college educated voters. He is getting [00:12:08] 57% of college educated voters. [00:12:12] My question is, what are they teaching [00:12:15] in college these days? How do these [00:12:18] students not know about communism? [00:12:21] If there's any lesson that we can easily [00:12:23] learn from history, it is how horrible [00:12:26] and destructive communism has been. [00:12:29] Enormous amounts of people have died in [00:12:31] the most excruciating painful deaths [00:12:34] because of communism. Whether we're [00:12:36] talking about Russia, China, North [00:12:39] Korea, Cuba, we see the same thing every [00:12:42] time. So, in case you are one of these [00:12:44] college students, I will show you what [00:12:47] I'm talking about. This is a man [00:12:49] explaining what life in communist Cuba [00:12:51] is like today. [00:12:53] >> I want to talk about what the government [00:12:54] considers helping its citizens. Cuban [00:12:57] citizens because of the nature of the [00:12:58] government being a socialist/communist [00:13:00] government receive a monthly quota which [00:13:02] is what the government expect you to [00:13:03] survive with in addition to your salary. [00:13:06] Let me show you every item that the [00:13:07] Cuban citizens received for the past 3 [00:13:09] months in an attempt to make you realize [00:13:11] how cruel dictatorship really is. Once I [00:13:14] show you and you're done picking up your [00:13:15] job from the floor, I will explain how [00:13:17] much a salary person makes. Don't worry, [00:13:19] it doesn't matter what profession [00:13:20] they're on because in Cuba, [00:13:21] communist/socialist country, everyone [00:13:23] makes the same. Then I will compare it [00:13:25] to the cost of living in Cuba. In the [00:13:26] month of June, one bag of lentils per [00:13:28] person was given. This was supposed to [00:13:30] last them a whole month. In the month of [00:13:32] July, they gave about two pounds of rice [00:13:35] per person in addition to, you guessed [00:13:37] it, another bag of lentils per person, [00:13:39] followed by the month of August where we [00:13:41] had another bag of lentils per person. [00:13:43] In addition to that, they gave about 14 [00:13:45] yards of baby food for month of [00:13:47] September was a plentiful one. They gave [00:13:49] every Cuban half a kilogram of sugar, [00:13:51] one pound of shredded bit for kids 1 to [00:13:54] 13 years old, and about 2 lbs of steaks [00:13:56] for pregnant women only. This is because [00:13:59] they were behind for the previous three [00:14:00] months. So you had to divide that in the [00:14:02] three month that they were missing. All [00:14:04] of this right here is about four months [00:14:05] worth of Cuban food. You'll be surprised [00:14:07] that at my local Walmart I spent about [00:14:09] $60 to buy this. To add insult to the [00:14:12] injury, a Cuban worker over there makes [00:14:14] about $20 a month and a carton of eggs [00:14:17] is about $5 to $6. Yes, they make four [00:14:20] carton of eggs salary wise. To add that [00:14:22] sherry on top, retirees get about 2,000 [00:14:24] pesos a month. 2,000 pesos is what they [00:14:27] get every month. And a carton of eggs is [00:14:29] 3,000 pesos. A retiree with the salaries [00:14:32] cannot even buy a carton of eggs. [00:14:33] >> This is what you're going to get from [00:14:35] your government grocery stores. [00:14:38] Why are the people of New York voting [00:14:40] for this? Let me explain what is about [00:14:43] to happen in New York if Mandani wins. [00:14:46] There's another city in the US called [00:14:48] Detroit. Detroit used to be the [00:14:51] manufacturing capital of the world and [00:14:52] is still the headquarters of General [00:14:54] Motors and Ford. But globalization has [00:14:57] caused all the manufacturing to move [00:14:58] away, gutting Detroit's economy. The [00:15:01] city responded with liberal policies, [00:15:03] including raising taxes, increased [00:15:05] government spending, and allowing crime [00:15:07] to escalate. Things got so bad that in [00:15:10] 2013, Detroit became the largest city in [00:15:13] the US to file for bankruptcy. [00:15:16] This is what Detroit became. [00:15:18] >> You can buy those for $1. [00:15:20] >> Is there someone in there? Mm-m. They [00:15:22] just break in and steal anything [00:15:24] valuable that they can get. Plumbing, [00:15:26] hot [music] water tank, furnace. These [00:15:27] are the ones you would go directly to [00:15:29] the city or find the owner and [music] [00:15:31] give them a buck, take over the headache [00:15:33] that they once had. So, so the $1 home [00:15:35] thing, it's not impossible and it's not [00:15:38] unheard of, but it's a lot more complex [00:15:40] than just dollar homes that's on the [00:15:41] market. The homes that you see online [00:15:44] that are in the $1 to $5 to to $100 [00:15:47] range, uh you have to be very careful [00:15:48] with those because uh they may be in [00:15:51] often they're in a neighborhood that's [00:15:53] been pretty blighted. They look from the [00:15:55] outside look okay, but the inside [00:15:57] they've been gutted. This home here, [00:15:58] they stripped the uh aluminum siding off [00:16:00] of it for scrap metal. The cities are [00:16:03] selling those homes for a dollar so they [00:16:06] can generate tax revenue for that [00:16:09] property. So the incentive for the [00:16:11] homeowner is to buy it for a really low [00:16:13] cost. The city benefit is to put it back [00:16:15] on the tax role and to generate tax [00:16:17] money from it. [00:16:18] >> And the tax base there typically is a [00:16:20] little higher, too. So you might be [00:16:21] buying a home for $5,000, but it's still [00:16:24] being assessed at a $60,000 home. So [00:16:26] you're So your taxes are pretty high and [00:16:28] carrying that house. [00:16:30] >> So what would the a year-to-year tax be [00:16:32] on that? [00:16:33] >> Uh might be $2 or $3,000 [00:16:36] >> per year. [00:16:36] >> So yeah, per year. This is actually the [00:16:38] property that we're coming to see. [00:16:40] >> Which one? [00:16:40] >> The one that says stay out, you will be [00:16:43] shot. This is a property on the market [00:16:44] for $800. Properties like this, people [00:16:47] will move into them and secure it, [00:16:49] actually have the home become theirs [00:16:51] through legal matters and whatever. Um, [00:16:52] the ones that has no windows. Obviously, [00:16:55] you can look right through it and tell [00:16:56] that nobody's in there on the other side [00:16:58] of the door waiting for you to come in [00:17:00] or not, but you kind of can come in at [00:17:02] your own risk. There are so few people [00:17:05] who want to live in Detroit that they [00:17:06] are selling the houses for $1. Now [00:17:09] compare this to New York. What is New [00:17:12] York's economy based on? [00:17:15] Finance. [00:17:16] New York is the financial capital of the [00:17:19] world. [00:17:20] What do you think is going to happen to [00:17:22] all those financial companies when you [00:17:24] elect a communist mayor? [00:17:27] Do you think those financial companies [00:17:29] are going to stick around? [00:17:32] They don't have to stay in New York. In [00:17:34] fact, a lot of them have already started [00:17:36] to leave. [00:17:37] >> I was at Watermill this summer and when [00:17:40] I'm talking to realtors, everybody there [00:17:42] was talking about Mana and they said, "I [00:17:44] cannot tell you how many people are [00:17:45] already planning on selling their homes [00:17:47] in Manhattan and are already looking at [00:17:49] investing outside uh uh in uh places of [00:17:52] uh uh Hampton and outside of New York [00:17:54] City. Realtors in Miami, Fort [00:17:57] Lauderdale, Palm Beach, Boca Raton, Boon [00:18:00] Beach, they're waiting for Mandani to [00:18:02] get elected. Realtors in Nashville, [00:18:04] Tennessee, in great great areas of [00:18:07] Brentwood, Tennessee, nice areas, [00:18:09] Franklin, they're waiting for this thing [00:18:11] to be taking place because people will [00:18:12] be leaving. This could easily collapse [00:18:15] the economy of New York. [00:18:17] But let me explain the worst thing about [00:18:20] Mom Donnie that no one is talking about. [00:18:23] Do you remember the court cases against [00:18:26] Donald Trump? He had to deal with [00:18:28] ridiculous charges in New York courts. [00:18:31] In just one example, one judge valued [00:18:34] Mara Lago at only $18 million and then [00:18:38] claimed that Trump was committing fraud [00:18:40] by valuing it more than that. And then [00:18:43] the corrupt judge ordered that Trump had [00:18:45] to pay $450 million and immediately [00:18:48] implemented a three-year ban on Trump's [00:18:51] business license to operate in the [00:18:53] state. [00:18:54] Now, the Democrats in New York cheered [00:18:56] this on, even though it was clearly a [00:18:58] court that had been corrupted in order [00:19:00] to target political opponents. [00:19:04] You are now taking this corrupt [00:19:06] weaponized court system and putting it [00:19:09] in the hands of a communist. [00:19:12] So when Mani talks about seizing the [00:19:14] means of production, you are handing him [00:19:18] all the tools to do that. [00:19:21] He can round up all the business owners [00:19:23] and do to them exactly what was done to [00:19:26] Donald Trump. If anyone stands up to mom [00:19:29] Donnie, he can arrest them, charge them [00:19:32] with ridiculous crimes, put them in [00:19:34] prison, and take all their money. If you [00:19:37] have a 401k, you better hope it is not [00:19:40] with a financial company that is [00:19:42] headquartered in New York. What is going [00:19:44] to stop Mam Donnie from seizing all our [00:19:47] retirement funds? And you will not even [00:19:50] be able to take him to court because the [00:19:52] corrupt judge is going to do whatever [00:19:55] Manny says. This is how communism works. [00:19:59] What I hope people realize is that this [00:20:02] is not just a New York problem. Similar [00:20:05] people are being elected as mayor in [00:20:07] major Democrat cities across the [00:20:09] country. Think about that. Free lawyers [00:20:11] for illegal immigrants. And there's more [00:20:13] where that came from. But he's not the [00:20:15] only one. Across the country, there are [00:20:17] more. Two more examples. In Minneapolis, [00:20:19] Omar Fate is running. He wants to fund [00:20:22] non-p police programs, keep homeless [00:20:24] encampments, and stabilize rent. You [00:20:26] hear that a lot that the the from the [00:20:28] socialists and you can understand why [00:20:29] rents are high. This one's interesting. [00:20:31] In Seattle, Katie Wilson is running for [00:20:33] Seattle mayor. She wants a bond for [00:20:35] affordable housing. She wants to install [00:20:37] city-owned solar panels and fund [00:20:39] alternative crisis responses. She lives [00:20:41] in a 600 square foot apartment that she [00:20:44] rents with her husband. They have a [00:20:45] small child there. She's running against [00:20:47] another Democrat who is like, "Wait, I'm [00:20:49] diverse. I've made incredible gains [00:20:53] through my own hard work." But she is in [00:20:55] the lead. [00:20:56] >> This is a rally with Manny and the New [00:20:58] York governor with the crowd chanting [00:21:00] tax the rich. [00:21:12] [cheering] [00:21:18] This is Democrat commentator James [00:21:20] Carville saying what we should do with [00:21:22] Trump supporters. [00:21:24] You know what we do with collaborators, [00:21:27] >> right? [00:21:27] >> And I I I I my fantasy dream is that [00:21:32] this nightmare ends in 2029. And I I [00:21:37] think we ought to have radical thing. I [00:21:39] think they all ought to have their head [00:21:41] shaven. They should be put in orange [00:21:43] pajamas and it should be marched down [00:21:44] Pennsylvania Avenue and the public [00:21:46] should be invited to spit on them. All [00:21:49] of these collaborators should be shaved, [00:21:53] pajammed, and spit out. These are [00:21:56] mainstream Democrat voices who have [00:21:58] taken on these insane radical beliefs. [00:22:01] He wants to take anyone who supports [00:22:04] Trump and arrest them, shave them, and [00:22:07] spit on them. This is the future. If New [00:22:10] Yorkers vote for Mom Donnie, I do not [00:22:13] believe these communist ideas have any [00:22:16] place in America. With all these [00:22:19] scandals coming to light, I hope that [00:22:20] New Yorkers wake up before it is too [00:22:23] late because either Manny is done or New [00:22:27] York is done. Now, I want to hear from [00:22:29] you. If any of you know about the [00:22:32] horrors of living under communism, [00:22:34] please leave a comment down below. And [00:22:35] hopefully people will read it and [00:22:37] understand that this is not something we [00:22:39] want in America. 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