Ben Shapiro

So you have one group that's saying stuff you don't like, and you have another group of people, a couple guys, they're lone wolves associated with ISIS,

who literally built IEDs to throw at a crowd.

And Zoran Mamdani's response is, man, that rally was super bad.

And the violence that happened afterward, I mean, that was bad too.

What are you even talking about?

Well, I mean, we know what's happening here.

This is not a shock.

Zoran Mamdani, the mayor of New York, is a lifelong supporter of terrorists going all the way back to his days as a failed rapper.

And as it turns out, so is the first lady of New York.

She repeatedly liked social media posts celebrating October 7th as it unfolded.

Those likes included an Instagram post from some account called The Slow Factor, which read, quote, As all eyes around the world focus on Palestine, keep in mind that these walls were built to separate along ethnic lines, the very definition of apartheid.

This was posted on October 7th while the attacks were taking place, and it was referring to the border wall between Gaza, which had been breached by Hamas.

The breach of that wall resulted in the death of 1,200 people.

According to the post, which was again liked by the first lady of New York City, Gazans would only be punished after their murder and rape spree for, quote, wanting freedom from apartheid.

Actually, the first lady liked a bevy of materials from the People's Forum.

That is a foreign funded network of nonprofits that do propaganda work essentially for China, Russia and Iran.

She liked one post calling New York Times reporting on the rape of Israeli women by Hamas, quote, a mass rape hoax.

So here was Zor Mamdani's response to the reports that his wife liked a bunch of posts that were sympathetic to terrorists.

Okay, I have a question.

Why was your statement about ISIS affiliates throwing bombs at a rally?