A marriage made in heaven, as soon as he saw him, he fell in love; he spoke so highly of him that it made some people blush.
After the meeting was done, Fox cut away to host Brian Kilmeade, who looked pretty stunned: “Wow, what we just watched. This was a love fest. I think JD Vance is jealous. I think the president wants to use Zohran as a running mate. They got along fantastic.”
… Trump fan Laura Loomer: “Why did Zelensky receive a harsher welcome at the WH than Mamdani? Interesting. If socialists are doing a good job, then I guess nobody needs to vote them out during the midterms. If you’re a Republican, why not just stay home in 2026 and 2028 since Mamdani’s policies are amazing? I’m confused. No need to oppose the left I guess. No need to vote for the GOP in 2026 is the message I’m getting from that. Am I missing something?”
In one particularly fascinating moment, a reporter asked Mamdani whether he still believed Trump was a fascist. Before Mamdani could answer, Trump jumped in: “You can call me that. Just call me whatever you want.” It was the most unmistakable display of submission I’ve ever seen from him in public.
Trump repeatedly volunteered that “a lot of my voters actually voted for him, and I’m okay with that,” and even celebrated it: “That’s amazing.” He went on to say he believes Mamdani will be “a great mayor… great for crime… great for New York City.”
Mamdani talked about rent, groceries, utilities, childcare, the daily pressures pushing New Yorkers out of their own city, and he got Trump to publicly agree that housing construction, utility reform, and affordability must be priorities.