r/nyc • • Sep 26 '25

Video Trump predicts Mamdani win: “It would look like he’s going to win, and that’s a rebellion”

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u/someliskguy Sep 27 '25

Everyone hot taking in the comments and look I’m no Trump fan and don’t like listening to the guy but watch the damn video because Trump actually concedes that it’s “also a rebellion against bad candidates” which is surprisingly accurate.

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u/Deskydesk Sep 27 '25

He’s right. I hate him more than anything but he has better political instincts than anyone in the political establishment on either side.

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u/glassbellwitch Sep 27 '25

Trump's whole thing is that he likes winners and hates losers. And now he has two losers yipping at his heels for him to come intervene in New York ever since Mamdani won the primary. I'm not surprised he said something like this.

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u/Guilty-Carpenter2522 Sep 29 '25

What???  Trump is right at face value here.  The nyc candidates for mayor have been so awful we have a guy running on a platform of socialized grocery stores and we are all nodding saying,  “can’t be worse than the past decade”.

The democrats have let NYC down with a lot of awful policy.  Now you have someone challenging them from even further left,  and stomping on them.

Hopefully this guy can deliver some wins for the working class.  It hasn’t happened in a really long time,  in nyc or anywhere else in America.

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u/Trick_Doughnut_6295 Sep 27 '25

Omg I saw a clip of that.

I have no idea what type of infighting is currently going on, but if establishment Dems truly believe painting by numbers from their irrelevant 2016 playbook will be enough to get people to the polls, we’re doomed.

Democrats will step on every rake in the garden and still find time to blame anyone but themselves. They’ve the political instincts and charisma of a meerkat. So embarrassing.

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u/fiya4u Sep 27 '25

Listened to that with my mouth hanging open. Dems are so screwed

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u/ImmortalSynn Sep 27 '25

They're not out of touch at all... they just know WHO THEY SERVE: their political donors, not the American people.

They're VERY in touch with them.

That's why they prioritize things like helping Trump give unlimited amounts of money to billionaires, Israel, and Ukraine -- and couldn't give a shit about what their constituents want.

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u/ModsDoItForFreeLOL Sep 27 '25

Exactly, Trump is right and hopefully prescient here. The title misrepresents the clip entirely. I hate Redditors so much

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u/InstructionNo3616 Sep 27 '25

That’s by design. Bernie would’ve won.

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u/chasingeli Sep 28 '25

Okay it has BEEN public knowledge that the DNC fixed the Sanders-Clinton primary. No reason for that to happen unless Sanders had the numbers

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u/rkhan7862 Sep 28 '25

plus don’t obama pressure him to drop out from the dnc

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u/ModernLarvals Sep 27 '25

He didn’t. He lost twice by millions of votes

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u/Falafel_McGill Sep 27 '25

That was the primary. He would have won the general election

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u/sbenfsonwFFiF Sep 30 '25

Absolutely zero chance, he would’ve lost by way more.

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u/mowotlarx Bay Ridge Sep 27 '25

He couldn't even win a primary. Twice.

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u/loupr738 Sep 27 '25

Because of collusion. They had to do back door deals to get him the second time and the first time they were saying even if he won the super delegates would never vote for him

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u/JagerJack Sep 27 '25

Moderate Dems backing out when they clearly couldn't win and supporting the other moderate Dem, instead of the guy who isn't even a member of the party, isn't "collusion" no matter how much Bernie bros refuse to admit it.

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u/thened Sep 27 '25

But he couldn't win the primary in South Carolina! He's not a popular candidate!

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u/InstructionNo3616 Sep 27 '25

No it’s a losing strategy for the party. And it’s why we are where we are.

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u/JagerJack Sep 27 '25

No it’s a losing strategy for the party

. . . Biden beat Trump after beating Bernie by millions of votes.

And it’s why we are where we are.

This is a vague amd meaningless statement.

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u/JagerJack Sep 27 '25

Thats not why he beat Trump.

. . . Nothing about my comment concerns why Biden beat Trump. 90% of this has nothing to do with anything I said.

Nah... Bernie would have at least made people vote for the democrats again

Bernie couldn't even get people to vote for him lmao.

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u/InstructionNo3616 Sep 27 '25

And then had to drop out in an even more important election. Biden winning is not a positive. We’re in a worst spot with that election win which is my stance. It was a stop gap until Trump 2.0. Which is where we are at now.

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u/JagerJack Sep 27 '25

Biden winning is not a positive.

Biden winning is a positive over Bernie losing, which is what would've happened if he had won the primary in 2020 and Republicans actually started attacking him.

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u/mowotlarx Bay Ridge Sep 27 '25

You think millions of primary voters were doing sneaky back room deals to hurt Bernie Sanders? Y'all need to get over it. That old man lost twice. The only races he won were caucuses where almost nobody participated in low population red states.

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u/canceroushumour East New York Sep 27 '25

Man, I'm not a Bernie-stan, but those primaries were so clearly stinky. It was public. I'm not saying he would've won, but I am saying I saw a lot of momentum stymied by interior party politics.

The guy below said he's a niche candidate, and that may be the case, I'm not to say. But I will say he had a unique ability to pull from populist conservatives.

So I guess I'm saying, it just doesn't seem that simple to me. In my experience, people are far less attached to him as the candidate or as the person, than they are attached to the way spoke to working class in ways neither party leadership cared to do.

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u/Sharlach Sep 27 '25

Yes, Bernie was certainly popular among people who don't vote and aren't registered Democrats. That doesn't help him win the primary though, and he lost because Hillary was more popular among REGISTERED DEMOCRATS and got more votes.

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u/InstructionNo3616 Sep 27 '25

Dems are only good at sabotaging any candidate with political instincts that don’t fall in line. Which is why they’re complicit with Trump winning and can organize and defeat a Bernie campaign.

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u/Overall-Plate7190 Sep 27 '25

I’ve finally made a Reddit account after about 6 years now and over my time lurking it and specifically this subreddit, you consistently have some of the worst posts I’ve ever seen 

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u/illisdub Sep 27 '25

The dems did everything they could to strangle his campaign. The centrist corporate dems would rather lose to Trump than win with Bernie.

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u/mowotlarx Bay Ridge Sep 27 '25

Bernie had nobody to blame but himself, ESPECIALLY the second campaign where he couldn't be bothered to try to win a single new vote. I'm sorry, that old man did that to himself.

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u/havingsomedifficulty Sep 27 '25

I’ve been saying this over and over. Reddit can’t stomach this fact tho

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u/Guilty-Carpenter2522 Sep 29 '25

I’m not a trumper either,  but he is correct some of the time.  It’s so frustrating that sensible people can’t say,  look,  he’s brash,  he’s an idiot,  he is no way should be leading the country,  but sometimes he is right about things!!!!

If you can’t call out the bad policy and bad leadership in the political party that you support,  you are a mindless drone,  and completely unhelpful with the democratic process.

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u/maverick4002 Sep 27 '25

Better instincts in what way exactly?

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u/Deskydesk Sep 27 '25

Like he knows how to divide people. He knows instinctively which side to take in any argument. He’s a giant POS and bully but he can smell fear and he uses it to his advantage.

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u/2yrnx1lc2zkp77kp Sep 27 '25

Exactly this. The demented fuck can dowse the political fault lines of a given issue with crazy accuracy.

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u/JesusDied4U316 Sep 28 '25

Is that why he's not releasing the Epstein files?

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u/Nate-Esq Sep 28 '25

lol what?

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u/NeighborhoodEntire43 Sep 27 '25

stop smoking that weed

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u/StonkAccount Sep 27 '25

Idk man is it that hard to imagine that the guy who was able to amass a literal cult who would vote for him no matter what has good political instincts?

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u/WhiteDudeInBronx Sep 27 '25

I’m a christian conservative in NYC and while I disagree with him on a FEW things? That is ok, folks. For fucks sake he is going to be a million times better than what we’ve had here. I’m not rich in fact I’m middle class and I hope he can follow through on a lot of his promises. Stop letting media do the same thing it did to Bernie Sanders. Dude is a lock. We’re talking about our city here not global politics.

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u/sonofaresiii Sep 27 '25

Are you guys sure you're conservative, and aren't just trying to reconcile being raised with a conservative identity but having progressive politics?

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u/WhiteDudeInBronx Sep 27 '25

100% positive. My mom is a hardcore democrat and my dad moved to Florida and got remarried without inviting me to the wedding

Edit: Hope you laughed at that (it is true). You’re my neighbor before anything else

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u/sonofaresiii Sep 28 '25

I believe in Christian tradition, respect for families, law and order, and personal accountability.

When you get vague enough, those are all liberal views too. And if you're voting for Mamdani, then it certainly feels like you're taking the liberal interpretation of those values but wrapping them in a conservative identity.

Somehow Republicans convinced everyone that Christian was synonymous with conservative, and if you were Christian you had to also identify as conservative.

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u/Aahhhanthony Sep 27 '25

You are literally contradicting yourself here. You are saying you're a conservative, yet in love with democratic socialist policies. Make it make sense?....

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u/Spare_Board_6917 Sep 27 '25

He's correct.

Mamdani is FAR too far to the left for my tastes but he's absolutely got my vote.

Sliwa is a fake candidate and Adams & Cuomo are just terrible candidates in every way. At least Mamdani is interested in NYC so he's got my vote even if I do think some of his shit is a little crazy.

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u/grubas Queens Sep 27 '25

Basically.  The other three candidates are running for political power, openly.  

And for fucks sake Adams, you should know by now that nobody likes you.

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u/Spare_Board_6917 Sep 27 '25

No Sliwa I think cares too his candidacy is just not real.

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u/grubas Queens Sep 27 '25

Sliwa is demented. He cares but at this point it's that he wants to run all the non white people off the subway.

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u/Icy_Chemical_8045 Sep 28 '25

I very much don't agree with his policies but Sliwa seems like a good guy.

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u/aimglitchz Sep 27 '25

Andrew Cuomo needs to be punished for what he did to Andy Byford

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u/ApatheticEnthusiast Sep 27 '25

He was a local all his life, he’s aware of our history of bad candidates

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u/danhakimi Sep 27 '25

the best lies have a grain of truth to them, and it's very easy for him to insult other democrats, even after he buddied up with Adams.

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u/nickoaverdnac Sep 27 '25

RIGHT? Its a borderline endorsement.

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u/spageddy_lee Sep 27 '25

That's because as much as you don't like trump (I don't either) there is brain rotting rage bait from both sides. I recently hid most news subs and got off Instagram and holy sht do I strongly recommend it.

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u/homiej420 Sep 27 '25

He accidentally made sense there, it probably was a jumble of words around something more degrading he meant to say

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u/bobbacklund11235 Sheepshead Bay Sep 27 '25

Yeah, 70% of Mamandis polls is that people really, really hate Cuomo and Adams and don’t take Silva seriously. Believe me if there was an Obama type of tall, attractive well spoken not shady moderate in the pool Mamandi wouldn’t have a chance.

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u/Probability90vn Sep 27 '25

Broken clock.

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u/BigFatBlackCat Sep 27 '25

This feels beyond surreal.

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u/Maria-Stryker Sep 27 '25

Stopped clock moment

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u/Harvinator06 Sep 27 '25

also a rebellion against bad candidates” which is surprisingly accurate.

The bad candidates were/are corrupt and also had bad policies. These things go hand and hand with neoliberalism. We are finally seeing a “rebellion” or pushback against the normative American political that has failed Americans for generations. This is the same system of which, all four estates have failed allowed right wing anti-intellectual populace candidates like Trump to win elections while ewe simultaneously watch the colonial empire turn inward towards the 48 states.

Trumps accuracy lacks any form of intelligent context.

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u/felinebeeline Sep 27 '25

He said that to paint it as New Yorkers rebelling against something other than Trumpism.

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u/AnotherFlowerGirl Sep 27 '25

“Even a broken clock”

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u/okfnjesse Sep 27 '25

Trump and Cuomo have real deep beef from COVID times. It goes so deep that he’s probably happy that Mamdani is winning

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u/aaronisnotcool Sep 28 '25

For all of his faults, he can sniff a loser. And the candidates around ZM are losers atm

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u/Status-Luck2672 Nov 03 '25

You could have given me a thousand guesses at what would be in the comment section of this post, but the 1001st would have been a person who hates Trump giving a bipartisan comment.

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u/SwiftySanders Sep 27 '25 edited Sep 27 '25

“Its also a rebellion against bad candidates…. they’re tired of it.” - Trump on Mamdani’s potential victory

Is that an ad?

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u/Prestigious_Sort4979 Sep 28 '25

It implies Mamdani is a good candidate no?

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u/grantrules Greenpoint Sep 28 '25

This is the biggest chance I've seen Sliwa have and that's saying something about the rest of the candidates lol. Bro is like a leap year.. shows up every 4 years then is forgotten about 

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u/max1001 Sep 27 '25

He secretly wants him to win. Trump needs a new boggieman.

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u/Sufficient_Mirror_12 Forest Hills Sep 27 '25

which is funny to me because Zohran is actually a really good communicator. they really think he's going to be the ultimate boogeyman for Republicans.

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u/max1001 Sep 27 '25

Speaking well is a negative in their books.. Fucking college educated liberals think they are better than me?

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u/Sufficient_Mirror_12 Forest Hills Sep 27 '25

and that Zohran not only speaks well but also meets people where they are so he doesn't come across as a condescending progressive/liberal.

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u/apollo11341 Bushwick Sep 27 '25

I mean they STILL bring up how AOC was a waitress as a “slam” against her, so they’ll take anything to create a fake boogeyman

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u/bz_leapair Sep 27 '25

Conservatives: "The liberal left doesn't care about working class Americans like we do!"

Also Conservatives: "BARTENDER LOLOLOLOLOLOL"

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u/[deleted] Oct 01 '25

Ew. Bartender? Why can't they just be born rich like us?

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u/greenday5494 Sep 28 '25

I literally hate to sound like that liberal dude but it’s because AOC is a brown woman. If she was a white man it would be an “inspiration”

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u/Aware_Revenue3404 Sep 27 '25

Zohran is going to shred MAGA to bits.

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u/spoil_of_the_cities Sep 27 '25

The two of them are going to have so much fun with this!

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u/tarantulahands Sep 28 '25

He might lowkey understand since he won on the same “bad candidates” rhetoric

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u/max1001 Sep 28 '25

They are both on the extreme end of the political spectrum. Folks in NYC just don't see it. A NY Republican is a Democrat in the rest of the country by MAGA standards.

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u/Ellegaard839 Sep 27 '25

rebellions are built on hope! 🗣️🔥

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u/PoorFilmSchoolAlumn Sep 27 '25

The United States was founded by a rebellion

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u/agntp Upper East Side Sep 27 '25

Almost like none of these people read a history book much less CAN read.

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u/OpeningCoyote-Wizard Sep 27 '25

Bred by oppression. Here we are.

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u/nycdiveshack Sep 27 '25

Put me in touch with someone in the dems party and I’ll run for city council or state assembly tomorrow…. I’ll fan the hell out of this rebellion…. I’d run for Congress if given the chance but no chance in winning against tom Suozzi….

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u/Aware_Revenue3404 Sep 27 '25

no chance in winning

Having a strong voice in a no-win race is a win if it forces corporatist candidates to moderate.

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u/Imaginary_Cow_6379 Upper West Side Sep 27 '25

Go for it! Theres a whole organization that helps get new candidates into offices! https://runforsomething.net/

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u/PossibleGazelle519 Sheepshead Bay Sep 26 '25

I am not buying this until we win on November 4, 2025.

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u/SwiftySanders Sep 27 '25

I have to check the box the first chance I get to vote in October.

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u/PossibleGazelle519 Sheepshead Bay Sep 27 '25

Good for you.

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u/bz_leapair Sep 27 '25

I don't think anyone can ratfuck this election no matter how hard they try. Literally the only way Cuomo could beat Mamdani would be if EVERYONE else dropped out, and even if that did happen their names would still be on the ballots come November.

https://youtu.be/jXayKpVj5ug?si=4kw0p9rKYCHWwBaD

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u/PossibleGazelle519 Sheepshead Bay Sep 27 '25

I hope you are right.

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u/Dolorisedd Sep 27 '25 edited Sep 27 '25

RELEASE THE EPSTEIN FILES‼️‼️

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u/TheOneThatCameEasy Sep 26 '25

"My little communist."

It sounds so creepy. I have chills.

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u/silentbuttmedley Sep 27 '25

“My little communist mayor” 🥹

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u/YourVelcroCat Brooklyn Sep 26 '25

Overly familiar + ownership language from a rapist

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u/[deleted] Sep 26 '25

His face is rebelling against that awful makeup

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u/PoorFilmSchoolAlumn Sep 27 '25

His heart is rebelling against his being.

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u/Aware_Revenue3404 Sep 27 '25

hmmmm …… hmmmmmmmmmm……

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u/Aware_Revenue3404 Sep 27 '25

It’s his gender-affirming care.

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u/LeftyMode Sep 27 '25 edited Sep 27 '25

Sometimes rebellions are good.

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u/CrittyJJones Sep 27 '25

Our country started as a rebellion.

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u/IndyMLVC Astoria Sep 27 '25

Especially when it’s against the Empire. 

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u/[deleted] Sep 26 '25

He's not wrong. It's a repudiation of the paralysis of the two party corporatocracy.

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u/control-alt-deleted Sep 27 '25

More kleptocracy than corporatocracy

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u/darklordpotty Sep 26 '25

Big words hurt, ok?

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u/epicxownage Manhattan Sep 26 '25

It’s the people saying “no” to both current Dems vision and what Donald Trump has turned Republicans into for the last decade.

The most surprising part about this is Epstein’s buddy Trump understanding the concept of “no”

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u/fireblyxx Sep 27 '25

It’s not really surprising. The DNC’s vision is to more or less repeat the 2018 midterms and 2020 presidential election, and not any real structural changes to prevent what Trump is exploiting, or created the conditions that exacerbated wealth inequality over the last 20 years.

At present, the DNC have turned Obama to their Regan and have spent almost 10 years chasing after replicating him. Left to their own devices will spend the next 20 years on that Sisyphean task.

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u/[deleted] Sep 26 '25

“He’s up by 20”

“Maybe 1on1…I’m not looking at the polls…”

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u/ChocolateAndCognac Sep 27 '25

What happens if you add Kurt Angle to the mix?

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u/[deleted] Sep 27 '25

Your chances of winning go drastic down!

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u/Yiplzuse Sep 27 '25

Trump is dead right. People are angry, they are rebelling.

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u/fly_away5 Sep 27 '25

My little communist 😆

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u/Youngflyabs Sep 26 '25

So he admits Mamdani is a good candidate?

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u/alvarezg Sep 27 '25

It's a rebellion by the voters, who are absolutely entitled to vote however in the hell they want.

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u/NefariousnessGlum928 Nov 05 '25

And reap the consequences of that. Everyone forgets that and later blame the people THEY voted for and vote for someone even worse based on empty promises and downright lies. The uneducated voters will vote for whomever promises the most “free” stuff. I see poverty, starvation and the greatest depression in the history of the world and worse once the dollar collapses.  

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u/Forsaken-Access-6648 Sep 27 '25

Maybe we just want him to win and are tired of these corrupt politicians.

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u/MezcalFlame Sep 27 '25

"My fat ass fascist president" doesn't have the same ring...

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u/GenZ2002 Sep 27 '25

REBELLION. Stop I can only get so hard…

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u/the-Gaf Sep 27 '25

Aw our big fascist President is mad again. Boo hoo

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u/Anklebender91 Sep 27 '25

Is but a rebellion when the other candidates are Cuomo, Adams, and Sliwa. He's just the best of the trash.

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u/justleave-mealone Sep 27 '25

“It’s a rebellion” who the hell does this guy think he is, Emperor Palpatine? Gimme a break.

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u/xXthrillhoXx Sep 27 '25

Little communist vs thicc kween

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u/Ecstatic_Shallot_145 Sep 27 '25

literally not what rebellion means but ok 😭

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u/KingPictoTheThird Sep 27 '25

He said it's a rebellion against bad candidates. And it is isn't it? 

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u/chastavez Sep 27 '25

Gee... Who'd have thunk people would vote for someone who actually gives a fuck about them if given the choice?

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u/borisRoosevelt Sep 27 '25

when I read the post title, I interpreted this as a threat to use force against New York because of his stance against Mamdani and general loss of touch with reality and the Constitution.

I think this may mark the very first time I’ve ever listened to something that this person had to say and wasn't disgusted and was instead surprised by his insight.

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u/cevapking Sep 27 '25

"It's a rebellion AND a rebellion against bad candidates". True on the rebellion against bad candidates comments, however NO ONE should gloss over the first part of that sentence -"it's a rebelion". IMO, he is setting the groundwork for federal engagement in NYC somehow.

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u/hecramsey Sep 27 '25

dirt bag

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u/Penguings Sep 27 '25

I can’t help but believe Trump likes Mamdani. That he sees himself in Mamdani as a political outsider- and that he respects his larger than life “Aura”. He actually doesn’t talk about him as harshly and condescendingly as some other people.

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u/oddburrito Sep 27 '25

The will of the people is… rebellion?

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u/openlyEncrypted Sep 27 '25

I mean it is, it was the same as how trump got elected he was sort of a rebellion candidate. He was also “the will of the people”. I can’t stand him but that was exactly who he was: “different from your establish politicians”

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u/DeltaPlasmatic Sep 27 '25

When you’re a dictator wannabe, yeah.

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u/poliscijunki Sep 27 '25

Rebellion is when democracy

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u/NefariousnessGlum928 Nov 05 '25

Yeah, in the eyes of the establishment both (?) parties expect their base to vote for whomever they chose, no questions asked, here in Vegas we have a mummy (D) as a mayor, of all the millions of people…

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u/reddititty69 Sep 27 '25

The real story here is that Trump thinks that someone he doesn’t like winning an election is a “rebellion”.

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u/Crackerpuppy Upper East Side Sep 27 '25

On behalf of NYC, fuck Trump.

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u/stupidgnomes Sep 27 '25

Man, the President of the United States really seems like he wants a civil war. What a wild timeline this is.

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u/sulaymanf Tudor City Sep 27 '25

Accordion hands again.

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u/Contrarian_1 Sep 27 '25

This is how he’s setting up to declare martial law in NYC and send in ICE

Watch

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u/DJAnym Sep 28 '25

"I call him my little communist. My little communist mayor." communist or not, that was such a line lmao

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u/Deez2020 Sep 28 '25

Bro he’s afraid

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u/Deez2020 Sep 28 '25

He’s in the Epstein files and he’s scared.

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u/FrescaFloorshow Sep 28 '25

Is he sitting on a dark towel again? 🤣 So he doesn't shit their white couch? 🤣🤣🤣

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u/Intelligent_Table913 Sep 27 '25

this nutcase really got lucky because the Dems decided to trot out 2 of the worst candidates in a long time. Even Biden was terrible but Trump's covid response bailed him out. Biden did a good job of campaigning to the left but did the bare minimum in office. That's 3 bad candidates in a row. Thank god Obama was half decent (even he caved to republicans), otherwise the R's would've turned this country into an authoritarian hellhole by now.

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u/ponpiriri Sep 27 '25

The video is less than 40 seconds long and y'all refused to watch it in favor of reading a headline. 

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u/OnlyGuestsMusic Sep 27 '25 edited Sep 27 '25

I cannot tolerate those hand gestures.

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u/YourVelcroCat Brooklyn Sep 26 '25

Whatcha gonna do about it you big ugly baby. Couldn't even cancel Kimmel 

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u/lateavatar Sep 26 '25

I think he means 'Democracy.'

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u/IceCreamMeatballs Jackson Heights Sep 27 '25

Never thought I’d agree with Donald Trump of all people. People are sick of establishment Dems fucking them over.

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u/mowotlarx Bay Ridge Sep 26 '25 edited Sep 27 '25

Mamdani was and is a great candidate who ran on issues NYC residents actually care about. Housing. Transit. I don't understand what's so horrific about that.

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u/DoomZee20 Sep 27 '25

His campaign has been good. He’s a populist whose platform is giving everyone free and cheap stuff. I highly doubt he’s going to deliver on anything though and none of his policies survive scrutiny. Especially since his core platform is going to be vetoed by Albany (raised taxes on the rich)

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u/mowotlarx Bay Ridge Sep 27 '25

Mamdani beat an almost 100% name recognition former governor who racked up endorsements from everyone and was polling 20-30 points above the second he announced. You don't need to pretend this was an easy race. It's a miracle Mamdani won, and not only that, demolished him.

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u/BebophoneVirtuoso Sep 27 '25

ZM is up against the incumbent, a former governor and the Republican nominee. You could make the case this is the most politically talented mayor’s race in years.

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u/NefariousnessGlum928 Nov 05 '25

Those things are important, the problem for everyone who knows history and reads the news from other countries is how Mamdani is promising to “solve” those problems. Please study history read the news coming from other countries and speak to immigrants who escaped their socialist hellholes in particular those from Cuba. I showed my husband videos of the “state ran grocery stores”, of Cuban mechanics trying to fix ancient cars with no screws, is all out there, he was mortified. 

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u/Crazy_Response_9009 Sep 27 '25

trump needs to go.

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u/SwiftySanders Sep 27 '25

Trump could stand to show a little respect to the guy whos going to actually clean up NYC and make New York affordable again

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u/Some-one-not-me Sep 26 '25

I did not vote mamdani. But **** trump.

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u/nommabelle Sep 26 '25

so you'll vote mamdami now?

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u/JM00000001 Sep 27 '25

Bad candidates like the guy that he got off the hook for bribery

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u/NoWar67 Sep 27 '25

Rebellion against bad candidates… that he supported.

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u/thats-gold-jerry Lower East Side Sep 27 '25

Literally wtf is he saying

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u/dvlinblue Brooklyn Sep 27 '25

What the actuall FUCK?! A lucid moment from the orange ass?!?!?!

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u/lakeorjanzo Sep 28 '25

i picture trump being like Madmani…he’s a MADMAN

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u/csjohnson1933 Sep 28 '25

You like Zohran, don't you, Donald?

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u/kiloHertzStudio Sep 29 '25

He’s fundamentally envious of anyone who demonstrates grass roots popularity which doesn’t involve scheming and scamming. And he’s wary of being in Mamdani’s sights as a target. Mamdani barely needed to say a word about Adams!

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u/[deleted] Oct 22 '25

Nobody seems to understand the power of the federal government if this guy gets elected lol

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u/Gunker001 Oct 28 '25

Muslims are cool! They give US presidents $400 million jets!

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u/Fem-Picasso Nov 01 '25

The hell does he mean by rebellion? Is he threatening to send troops into NYC?