THE SAVAGE NATION From GIULIANI to MAMDANI; NOT ALL VOWELS ARE THE SAME - #890
Oct 28, 2025
The discussion heats up around the upcoming New York City mayoral election, with a sharp critique of candidate Zohran Mamdani and concerns about his radical ties. Michael reflects on the influential leadership of past mayors and why young voters are gravitating towards Mamdani. He links this support to issues like economic entitlement and socialism. The tone in Washington also comes under fire, particularly regarding the optics of new White House renovations amid economic crisis. Throughout, immigration issues and their implications for society are robustly examined.
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Potential Political Turning Point
- Michael Savage warns New York faces a potential shift if a radical Islamist wins the mayoralty and calls Zohran Mamdani a front for the Muslim Brotherhood.
- He frames the contest as a turning point for the city and a signal for the rest of America.
Memory Of Past Mayoral Eras
- Michael Savage recounts past New York mayors and their perceived competence from Impellitteri through Bloomberg and Giuliani.
- He uses those memories to contrast earlier eras of popular, effective leadership with current decline.
Why Mamdani Is Surging
- Savage says Mamdani's surge stems from coalition-building across Muslim, ethnic, and progressive groups rather than moderate outreach.
- He argues that coalition dynamics and identity politics explain his polling strength.
