The Matt Walsh Show Ep. 1687 - The Pundits Are All Wrong About Why Mamdani Won
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Nov 6, 2025 Post-election analysis reveals surprising reasons behind Democratic wins, with identity and migration being more influential than the economy. A comedian's bizarre confession about stalking a white family sparks debate, while a Gold's Gym incident highlights tensions in gender identity discussions. The evolving discourse on fat acceptance is critiqued, poking fun at its various classifications. Overall, the shift in societal norms and multiculturalism's impact on national identity is examined, urging conservatives to adapt their strategies.
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Newcomer Voters Decided NYC Mayor Race
- Zohran Mamdani's win was driven primarily by very recent arrivals to NYC rather than broad economic trends.
- Voters who lived in the city less than five years gave Mamdani 83% of their vote, shifting the outcome dramatically.
Inflows, Not Just Economics, Fuel Affordability Crisis
- Matt Walsh argues immigrant inflows, not pure economics, explain housing and service strain in NYC.
- He claims newcomers compete for jobs and housing while receiving expanded welfare, worsening affordability.
Race And Religion Drive Voting In Multiracial Cities
- Walsh cites Lee Kuan Yew: in multiracial societies voters prioritize race and religion over economics.
- He uses NYC exit polls showing demographic voting patterns to support this claim.
