Ep. 1712 - The Case For Stripping Mamdani's Citizenship
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What are the implications of Mamdani's citizenship in the context of American politics?
Today on the Matt Wall Show, as the communist takeover of America's largest city begins, Mamdani hires a woman who believes that private property should not exist and all white people basically should be kicked out of their homes. Also, the city of Seattle decides to stop putting drug users in prison, and the results are exactly what any person with a brain expects. OnlyFans models are getting work visas in the United States, and a new study proves again for the millionth time that excessive screen time is bad for children. So why do parents keep putting their kids in front of screens? All that and more today on the Matt Wall Show.
William Schneiderman is a name that you've probably never heard before, but due to recent events, in particular the election of a Ugandan socialist to serve as the mayor of the nerve center of American capitalism, William Schneiderman is suddenly very relevant again. In the 1920s, Schneiderman became a naturalized citizen of the United States after immigrating here from Russia. Just a few years later, Schneiderman pulled a Zoran Mamdani. He decided to run for political office as an avowed communist. Specifically, he wanted to become the governor of Minnesota so that he could undermine American capitalism and destroy the state. So he was a bit ahead of his time in that regard.
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But the federal government of the United States under FDR was not very amused by Schneiderman's ambitions. They immediately began proceedings to denaturalize and deport him on the grounds that he had violated the Naturalization Act of 1906, which required new citizens to affirm truthfully that they were attached to the principles of the Constitution of the United States. Now, ultimately, in a 5-3 vote, the Supreme Court ruled that Schneiderman could keep his citizenship even though he was a communist. The Supreme Court ruled that clear, unequivocal, and convincing evidence was needed to denaturalize an American citizen on the grounds that he had fraudulently obtained his citizenship. If the government wants to kick a naturalized citizen out of the country, then the feds need to demonstrate beyond any doubt whatsoever that the naturalized citizen is not, in fact, attached to the principles of the Constitution of the United States.
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That's not enough for a foreigner to call himself a communist. even though it should be enough, according to the Supreme Court. The foreign communist also has to really, really commit to the bit. He has to do everything imaginable to demonstrate that he wants to destroy this country and the rule of law, as well as every foundational principle of our government. He has to be basically cartoonishly, overtly anti-American in every imaginable respect. Now, that is admittedly a high bar to clear, really too high a bar to clear. It shouldn't have to be that high. But, you know, a foreigner simply saying they're a communist should be enough to kick them out.
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But even with that high bar, Zoran Mamdani, the newly inaugurated socialist mayor of New York City who became a naturalized citizen in 2018, has cleared it. He has cleared the high bar. Mamdani, through his political affiliations, his public remarks, and most recently his political appointments, has provided clear, unequivocal, and convincing evidence that he should be denaturalized, loaded on the first available aircraft, and deported to Uganda and banned from ever returning to the United States. He has demonstrated that we made a grave mistake by awarding him citizenship and that he defrauded us to obtain that citizenship. Now, we talked yesterday about Mamdani's dystopian endorsement of the warmth of collectivism.
And by now, everyone is familiar with his past statements about creating state-run grocery stores, defunding the police, nationalizing public transportation and rental properties and so on. But Mamdani isn't just delivering speeches anymore. He's getting his agenda started in earnest. And this is the part where, with all due respect to the 20% of eligible New York voters who cast their ballots for Mamdani,
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Chapters
8 chapters
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What are the implications of Mamdani's citizenship in the context of American politics?
0:00–1:33
2
How does the Seattle drug policy reflect on public safety?
1:33–2:25
3
What is the controversy surrounding OnlyFans models receiving work visas?
2:25–3:06
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How does excessive screen time affect children's development?
3:06–6:18
5
What historical context surrounds William Schneiderman's citizenship case?
6:18–18:27
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What evidence supports the call for Mamdani's denaturalization?
18:27–19:52
7
What are the broader societal consequences of allowing drug use in cities?
19:52–31:43
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How does Sia Weaver's appointment challenge traditional property rights?
31:43–1:14:46
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