Zohran Mamdani Finally Got Scared After Rubio's Latest Threat to Him
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Previously on The Rubin Show. I've never seen you in a red shirt before. I'm freaking out. Man, black don't crack, huh? The elder, the berry, the sweet of the juice. Larry, you're in LA. We wish you a lot of luck with the zombies and the orc. Gillum was charged on possession of dangerous drugs. I guess he was on his way to Hunter Biden's house.
All right, what's going on, everybody? I'm Dave Rubin. This is the Rubin Report. It is July 13th, 2026, and we just got a banger. It's just a good show. We finished the rundown. Everybody was like, today, Dave, we all showed up to work. No mailing it in, no faking it. It's just a good old program. There's a lot to get to. I mean, obviously we will cover the sudden and I would say rather strange death of South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham. We'll get to that in the second segment. It's really, really bizarre. It's to the backdrop of him trying to push sanctions, further sanctions on Russia and having just traveled overseas and that it just happened out of nowhere. I mean, we're gonna show you some video the day before he died, looked completely, completely fine.
He was 71 years old, things do happen. So I'm not fully going down that conspiracy road, But there's just some weirdness around it, and there's major, major political ramifications around it because of the SAVE Act and the slim margins in the Senate and everything else. So we're going to do a bunch on that. We'll get you caught up on some on-again, off-again Iran stuff. Tim Walz pardoning a child rapist. Yes, really. And then we'll catch up with some of where the Democrats are at as we roll into next So yeah, as I said, it's a little bit of everything. I had a great weekend. I hope you guys had a great weekend. We watched, what was it? Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs with the kids. And I thought it was pretty good.
It was pretty good. Okay, let's do it. We will start with Zorhan and his commie jihad. empire over there in New York City because it's not just that he's ushering in the communism stuff as you know and there are these rent freezes and the free buses aren't coming and they can't build the free grocery things and that there's just a general state of decay happening in the city as the people who produce, who decided not to be abused by him anymore have fled largely to Florida. It's not just that though. It's also that there's just kind of the low level sense of yeah, there's Hamas stuff here and Jihad people stuff here You know, everybody in the administration, the number one thing more important than making anything better in the city is that you hate Israel.
Well, it turns out that one of the people who works for Mamdami was gonna meet with the IRGC folks, those are the bad guys over in Iran, and the State Department, well, said no.
planned, now squelched, meeting between a senior official for New York City's mayor, Zoran Mamdani, and Iran's ambassador to the United Nations.
The State Department now says it stepped in to cancel that meeting. C.B. Cotton is live in New York City with more. C.B.
Hey, John. So after the State Department reportedly stepped in to clarify acceptable conduct, we're told that it was Mayor Mamdani who ultimately called off the meeting between his commissioner for international affairs, Ana Maria Archila, and Iran's U.N. ambassador, Amir Saeed Irvani. Archila was reportedly reprimanded for the move, but the fact that the meeting was even considered continues to raise eyebrows.
Okay, so there's some strange stuff here. First off, why would the mayor have one of his people meeting with either a UN representative or a shoe salesman or janitor or ditch digger from a country that we are currently at war with? You're not gonna believe this, guys, but a mayor is voted in to take care of the city. I know he talks about globalizing the Intifada all day long, and we'll have more on that in a little bit. I know that's his main thing that he's focused on, but generally, as it worked in America for about 245 years, was that if you were a mayor of a city, you'd focus on what's happening in that city.
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Chapters
4 chapters
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–10:14
2
Why did Marco Rubio and the State Department stop Ana María Archila's meeting with Iran's UN envoy?
10:14–16:22
3
How is Mayor Zohran Mamdani criticized for engaging in foreign policy from City Hall?
16:22–47:03
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What controversy erupted over New York City's new immigrant enclave ethnic map?
47:03–1:13:15
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