Rudy Giuliani - America's Mayor Live (738): President Trump Leads Peace Efforts Between Russia and Ukraine

Aug. 20, 2025 - Rudy Giuliani

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America's Mayor Live (738): President Trump Leads Peace Efforts Between Russia and Ukraine

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	Good evening.
	This is Rudy Giuliani and this is America's Mayor Live, live from New Hampshire.
	So on our other show, which I hope you were watching on Lindell TV, also here on X, we were discussing the complexities with the meeting that's going to take place.
	between Putin and Zelensky and some of the reasons why it's delayed and some of the reasons why Lavrov seems to be putting obstacles in the way.
	But I think that's just playing for time.
	And also, I mean, Trump tends to always be five days ahead of everybody else in terms of his thinking.
	So they probably had to catch their breath, catch up and try to figure out what he's doing now.
	I mean, because the press is so ridiculously unfair, they have no idea.
	idea of the great success that he had in Alaska.
	Will you say, oh, he didn't get a ceasefire.
	You got something else that can be the linchpin of a permanent peace that I don't, it wasn't obvious we were going to get that.
	Or I would think they were going to make us negotiate really hard and make you, And that is the agreement to a security package for Ukraine that we, the United States could direct, if not in terms of with American troops, but with the United States backing it.
	And so that sort of gives them not quite exactly NATO, but it gives them pretty similar to the NATO guarantee.
	In other words, if Ukraine would be allowed to deploy in Ukraine forces from the European allies and the US would back them up.
	Backing them up means, number one, supplying a lot of equipment using our Air Force and also being available should there be a breach of the agreement and therefore to protect.
	the personnel, the soldiers that are committed from these other countries.
	And that's important not just to Ukraine, but to France and to Germany and to Italy and to whomever else is going to participate in it.
	They're going to want the backup of the United States military should Putin violate the agreement.
	So the meeting is now being discussed.
	It's being delayed.
	The meeting poses a real problem for Putin.
	Because Putin has constantly said, this is not a war about Ukraine.
	This is a war about the West and it's a much bigger thing and they're trying to.
	take advantage of us and they're trying to do this and that and the other thing.
	Now, here, the reality is that that is not at all true.
	So if he's having a meeting, if he's having a meeting with Trump or with the group that we saw at the White House yesterday, well, that fits that narrative.
	But if he's just meeting with Zelensky, a guy who he's defamed and made into a useless non-player, it kind of destroys that narrative even for the people back home.
	So I'm sure they're trying to figureure out some way to spin their way out of that in order to have this meeting with Zelensky.
	And I've also figured out that may be one of the reasons why Trump wanted them to have a meeting at first with Zelensky.
	It sort of cuts right into that narrative and destroys it immediately, gets it off the table.
	But that meeting hasn't been set yet.
	And I'm sure that it's going to require some arm twisting on the part of Trump.
	So, and Lavrov seems to be the obstacle.
	And there could be any number of reasons for that.
	That could be a setup by Putin.
	Or it could be the fact that Lavrov was initially and continues to be against this, thinks it was wrong or stupid or however you want to say it for Putin to agree.
	And therefore, he's doing what recalcitrant staff people constantly do, which is to make.
	make sure that his boss doesn't get what he said he wanted because he believes it's not good for him.
	But Putin has said he didn't, he doesn't agree, he doesn't disagree with talking face to face.
	But now he's being put to the, now he's being put to the, to the, now he's being put to the test, isn't he?
	So we'll have to see.
	Okay.
	Both, both, Chancellor Mirrors and then Caroline Levitt also repeated this has said that Putin by phone agreed to begin the next phase of the peace process, a meeting between him and President Zelensky.
	And that he's actually, he has agreed to it.
	And what we're dealing with are the details of getting it worked out, which have been put into the unfortunate hands of Lavrov, the foreign minister, who is being an obstructionist.
	The president has made it clear that there won't be American ground forces involved.
	He has General Kane working today both with NATO and with our air force for the kind of backup, the air force backup that's going to be involved and the other backup that's going to, the reassurance package that's going to be involved.
	And it's going to, and the thinking from the very beginning and even in the discussions, I think in the discussions with with Putin, that's going also is of enormous concern to the countries that commit troops because they're going to want the backup of the United States.
	they're going to want to have the backup the united states day to day and then they want to have the backup of the united states in in more uh in more in more detail and on larger numbers if god forbid they should be attacked or russia should or russia should um uh If the U.S. were to pull out.
	This would all become impossible because you would not be able to then effectuate the security agreements that would allow Ukraine to even consider giving up any part of Donbass.
	They would need it because it is a pretty darn secure fortress for them.
	So let's see.
	Let's see.
	I mean, I'll rest a lot easier when they agree to a meeting.
	And how that meeting goes is going to give Trump a very good roadmap for how to get it all worked out which is why i think he wants to have that he wants to have that first because um it'll tell him a lot about how flexible Russia is willing to be.
	The meeting, I have to reflect back for a moment on the meeting yesterday.
	That had to be one of the most high-powered extraordinary meetings, heads of state of the biggest, most important, most powerful countries in Europe with the United States.
	Together, together they represent the biggest and the third biggest economy in the world.
	That's the EU.
	In the middle is China.
	Russia is not there.
	This is a group, whether we consider them under the guise of NATO or the EU, this is a group that it was predicted Trump was going to destroy.
	the EU.
	He was going to have terrible relations with all these people.
	It seemed like he was their daddy, didn't it?
	During the meeting, Rob, it seemed like they were all there with daddy.
	As usual, Trump appears to own the room wherever he goes, which is, I think, what people love about him.
	If you look at the pictures, you can see they're all looking at him and they're all kind of keying off him.
	And he's kidding around with them and joking around with them.
	I mean, what a breath of fresh air from what they would have gotten with the corpse that was in all of them.
	So they had to protect him from going to sleep, make a fool out of himself.
	Yeah, yeah.
	Walking in the wrong direction and ending up ending up on an airplane where they might throw him out of the airplane.
	Yeah, yeah.
	They had to go out of their way to try and make everything easy for the poor little baby.
	Yeah, they did.
	They had to make it easy for him, and it's like, you Yeah.
	They all had that role.
	They all had to take on that role, you know.
	we all like when uh georgia maloney had to go bring him back yeah when he was walking toward the he saw these i mean and they tried to say he's really interested in really interested in yeah they'd come up with these ridiculous walk back i don't think i don't think uh they'd ever have biden skydive you know why because even when he was even when he was okay he was too stupid to skydive he might forget to pull the thing Oh, he definitely would.
	And all of a sudden, there'd be no Biden.
	Yeah.
	It was a bizarre spectacle for the American people to have to bear witness to.
	How about the rest of the world had to bear witness to, right?
	No, they really, when you consider they really all depend on us ultimately because we're the strongest country on Earth, it has to be a source of comfort that we have such a strong president.
	I think there's no doubt about it.
	You can literally see it.
	Yes.
	Yes, you can literally see it on the faces of these officials.
	They are like, you know, pleased to be completely politically like Spirmer.
	is a is a real left winger he's a labor labor guy uh his party is very left and they they have become like friends they're pleased to be meeting with this guy you know what i mean he?
	He's a normal man that's there to get things done.
	Right.
	Not a corpse that you have to try to guide through without falling off the ground.
	Whatever they disagree with, as long as they don't do it in a stupid way like Zelensky originally did, he's more than willing to listen to them.
	And he demonstrated that well, I thought, when he, for all intent and purpose, kicked Lewinsky out of the office there.
	That was appropriate for him to do that.
	He really showed up in a suit yesterday, huh?
	That was beautiful.
	Yeah.
	It didn't look like a suit because it was all black.
	It took me a while to see that he had a tie on.
	Yeah.
	Yeah, it was a different iteration of a suit, but at any rate, he tried.
	I guess if it's your first suit, you can't get too picky about it, right?
	Yeah.
	He made a good effort, you know.
	And he was acknowledged for it.
	Who was it that acknowledged him initially?
	Was the first guy that's to make a comment on that?
	Was it a reporter or was it?
	Oh, it was a reporter.
	That's right.
	Yes.
	Somehow I thought it was Vance, but I guess it was a reporter.
	Yeah.
	I thought I sound like Vance's voice.
	But, I'll give him credit for trying.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	Right?
	Yeah.
	So.
	So that meeting yesterday went very, very well in the sense that it presented a very, very strong united front.
	It presented a very, very strong united front, which has to say something to Putin, that he's not just facing the United States, which is a heck of a thing to face anyway.
	And he's not just facing Ukraine.
	He's got all of the EU organized behind him and ready to take up their actions.
	In a way, I think even now, the loser here is Putin.
	He never should have done this.
	Yeah.
	I mean, so now he's going to, maybe he's going to come out with a little bit extra minerals.
	He's going to have the burden of administering these.
	this group of provinces that don't want him.
	I mean, if they were pro-Russian before.
	they're not now.
	He's done too much damage to them.
	He's killed too many of their people.
	I mean, the Russian army has from time immemorial been an absolutely out of control, brutal army.
	He's done a lot to vilify himself, I guess you could say, right?
	Yeah.
	And so right on the ground, it has to be that animosity.
	I mean, look at Kharkiv.
	Kharkiv was a pro-Putin, pro-Russian city.
	And they have spent the last, however long this has been, fighting, fighting and winning against them.
	Yeah.
	And now Whatever was pro-Russian about them has been, you know, they've just lost too many neighbors to be pro-Russian any longer.
	They want to be part of Ukraine.
	And I'm sure that's true of that entire region.
	I'm sure that's even true of Odessa at this point.
	Odessa was the only place in Ukraine that could have conceivably voted.
	be part of Russia.
	All the rest of the places that voted for the pro-Russian Ukrainian party, whenever you would pull them, wanted to be part of Ukraine, they liked their Russian heritage, like people who are Italian American or Irish American or whatever, but they were primarily Ukrainian.
	And he has actually mistook that.
	And that's one of the reasons why he had such difficulty in this war.
	They didn't want him.
	If they wanted him, they'd have voted for him.
	Right.
	But they didn't want him to come in there and, you know, kill.
	Right, right.
	So he's turned that whole area against him.
	So there's nothing voluntary about it at all now.
	I think it's very insightful for our listeners right now to hear that explanation because you're hearing a rational explanation, which you will never ever hear on media, news media, because they're trying to do something completely else with this information.
	Right.
	And he has to be in pretty bad shape if he agreed to NATO-like security for Ukraine.
	which, okay, it escapes a little bit of the full treatment of what would happen if they were part of NATO.
	But the most important part of being NATO is being defended.
	And they're going to have that.
	So that's quite a concession that he had to make.
	So we'll have to see if it's going to move on now and what other issues are going to be put up.
	So Trump got a putter yesterday.
	Did you know that?
	You were mentioning that letter earlier.
	It comes from a junior sergeant, Konstantin Kartovsev.
	And he's a Ukrainian soldier who lost his leg while fighting the Russians.
	And he plays golf on one leg.
	And he wrote in it, let's put peace together.
	Wow.
	And the president was apparently very, very moved by that.
	We have a human president after that now.
	We definitely have a human president.
	And I do think that I do think that I'm trying to think, it's hard to read Putin.
	The delaying the conference a bit and playing around with it by Lavrov is understandable.
	The attacks, the attacks on, continued attacks on Ukraine are very, very unnerving and very, very much indicative of what a cruel and terrible dictator he is.
	I mean, you're now talking about getting this damn war over.
	What, you got to kill a few extra people?
	He's not going to gain a great deal of territory that he didn't gain before during this.
	It's going to be a couple of inches more.
	But I mean, they've killed a lot of people, including children.
	And I do think as this moves along, there's going to be real pressure for, maybe we don't even call it a sea fire.
	If we really want to talk about peace, let's stop the killing, huh?
	The only way you can really talk about peace in an effective way is you stop killing each other for a period of time.
	See how that feels.
	Maybe it feels better if you're not killing each other, huh?
	So the attack yesterday and the time of the war, the day before uh there were several uh yesterday uh with several casualties and and deaths going to have to be a point at which we step in and say, okay, now this is getting ridiculous.
	How are you two going to sit down and talk about making peace?
	And we got 10 people killed last night.
	That was the, that was the, that was, That was the thing we lost in jumping right to the negotiations.
	on the peace treaty.
	And that is stopping them from killing people in the interim.
	Putin's got a lot on the table, and I think he can be pushed even harder than he has been pushed.
	I think there's, and that may be necessary in order to get them to a ceasefire.
	Next thing we look forward to now is a meeting between Zelensky and Putin in which they flesh out these agreements that have been put together in general categories and form,
	which is ceding some of that territory in Donbass to Russia, and in return getting a guarantee that they're not going to invade again, not going to invade in Ukraine, not going to invade in Europe, and then being able to put in a security force.
	with the support of the United States that will protect against the possibility that Russia doesn't live up to its word, which it's done in the past, not lived up to its word.
	And I think that, and then I think Ukraine should ask for an equivalent amount of territory, if they're giving some back, they should ask for an equivalent amount of territory in the other areas that are controlled by Russia, that have the equivalent amount of minerals.
	so that they're not deprived of their natural wealth.
	And we're not.
	We've got to think about ourselves here too, right?
	Those minerals are enormously important in the competition we have with China.
	So I think that really pretty much covers the things that are most important to cover here.
	I just want to make sure.
	I'd say that's right.
	I would say that's right.
	So when we come back, we'll bring you up to date on it.
	it on it on uh israel because we've been spending all our time on ukraine and then up to date on uh some of the things that happened here here in the united states um during what is a most extraordinary uh presidency you'd like to take a break in a second it'd be good to It'd be good to sell something now.
	Okay.
	Just tell me when I'm there.
	Thank you.
	Thank you.
	Welcome back.
	So Rob is filling in for Ted.
	And obviously Rob isn't as familiar with this as Ted is.
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	Well, Hamas has now agreed to a ceasefire.
	But it's a little shaky as to what exactly they're agreeing to.
	They want to...
	They'll return some hostages.
	They have 20 living hostages and the remains of 30 more.
	And they say that in that period of time, they'll return about half of the remaining living hostages.
	That's 10.
	And for that, they should also want, they also,
	in return for that, the ceasefire would also get 150 Palestinian prisoners back who are serving life sentences and another 50 back who were sentenced to more than 15 years in jail and to return the bodies of the 10 Palestinian militants.
	for each dead hostage.
	So they want 10 dead bodies for each one that they're giving back that's an Israeli and that they want more aid to flow to Gaza.
	Well, I mean that they could really accomplish themselves by stopping their interference with it and killing the people or attacking the people that are doing it or stealing it from their people.
	people.
	Now, whether Israel agrees to this will be interesting because Netanyahu has said that he's not going to consider a deal that doesn't, it's been too long now that doesn't return all of the hostages.
	And they're agreeing to return half of the remaining hostages.
	So will he take the half and give them a grace period or not?
	I don't know.
	I don't know how hard and fast that situation was.
	But so it's hard to know exactly what Israel is going to do.
	Is Israel going to stay with this and sort of back down from their statement that they want all the hostages at once?
	They don't want to deal with just this piecemeal delivery of the hostages, particularly after some of the accounts that we've gotten.
	President Trump in a post on Truth recently said that the remaining hostages in Gaza would be freed only once Hamas is confronted and destroyed.
	And they really have pushed President Trump, who wasn't pushing as hard as Biden did, but was pushing BB to take some of these ceasefire agreements.
	Really, really, he's at the point where it seems to me that he has no confidence in the good faith of the Hamas or Palestinian negotiators and that he agrees with Bibi's outcome of an extended war in order to destroy the rest of Hamas.
	So I think that's the right position to take.
	It's been long enough that they've been jerking around with these hostages, and they should return all of them and all the bodies.
	Um...
	Hmm.
	So It looks to me like Hamas is at the end.
	There can't be too much left of Hamas.
	And Israel is doing a very, very good job of destroying it to such an extent that a counter movement is developing within Gaza that are demonstrating against Hamas.
	I don't know if they're strong enough to take over and lead or they're just an ad hoc group that got itself together.
	But they are doing a lot of protesting against Hamas.
	And Hamas is, as you would imagine, engaged in torturing them and trying to stop them, but it doesn't seem to be working.
	Maybe some of these kids here who protest in favor of Hamas should take a look at that and say.
	Why are we supporting this group?
	This is a pretty vicious group.
	It's just very hard to talk to.
	But they are.
	And hopefully as time goes on and we keep working away at these Ivy League schools, we'll start to get a balanced picture of what's happening in the Middle East because we get a pro-Islamic extremist position.
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	It's not like a factory, it's like a hospital.
	This is the beginning of the process for roasting.
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	Oh, my goodness, look at these.
	My goodness.
	Ha, ha, ha.
	You're going to want a specially of these.
	This is what goes into Rudy's coffee.
	And let's get them out of there.
	You've held them long enough and you've tortured them long enough and there've been enough disclosures as to the way in which you're acting that we want them all back.
	And meanwhile, he's got to be near the bottom of the barrel with Hamas.
	I mean, they've really done an excellent job of dealing with Iranian proxies.
	And I mean, some of them were tougher, like Hezbollah.
	But Hamas is the one that stands in the way of getting the situation in Gaza.
	you know straight straightened out and um it's obvious that um whatever whatever disagreements there were between the united states and israel are over because the president has given his approval to the extended war in Gaza so that they can make sure they wipe out all of Hamas.
	And the president has several times in the last couple of days articulated the fact that we're not going to really be safe and we're not going to really get back all the hostages until they're gone.
	We have another enemy that that unfortunately, you know, Biden and the communists around him seem really comfortable with Maduro in Venezuela.
	Well, you know, a short while ago, we put a very, very large $50 million reward on his head.
	Now, why do we do that?
	Because he's a dictator?
	No, we, well, I don't know, maybe partially.
	But we did it because he runs a very, very large drug operation, a very large drug ring.
	And with a group called the Cartel of the Sons.
	which is the main cartel.
	There are others.
	But they have developed over the years a very, very big drug operation to support his dictatorship.
	And they are, along with Mexico and China, responsible for a lot of the drugs that come into the United States, including fentanyl and some of the drugs that are similar to fentanyl, but even more lethal.
	So we have this massive reward on his head to try to get him.
	But now it's obvious that we're trying to back that up even further by because Noriega looks like he's setting up some kind of defense force within,
	setting up an expanded defense force within his country.
	Well, I don't know if this was designated.
	I don't know whether this was designated and organized to combat that or not.
	Seems to me this would have been organized much earlier.
	And that is, we're sending a fleet down there.
	We're sending a fleet down to the Southern Caribbean near Venezuela.
	And it's going to consist of three Navy destroyers, the USS Gravely, the U.S. Jason Dunham, and the USS Samson.
	They're going to have with them just...
	coincidentally thousands of Marines as part of a exercise, a counter-narcotics operation exercise.
	And they're gonna be right off the shore of Venezuela.
	Noria, Maduro, Noriega is the one I'm thinking about that we captured, but Maduro just mobilized something like 4.5 million militia members across the country to defend his nation.
	So this is quite a thing to behold with this little segment of the United States Navy showing up right off their shores and probably could conduct the whole effort against him right from the shore.
	This is a very, very powerful contingent of the Navy.
	And as I also said, they're accompanied by a large number of Marines.
	I wonder what they're doing there.
	Now, Maduro has been indicted by U.S. prosecutors for turning Venezuela into a narco-state with the cartel of the suns.
	And the warships are expected to be there probably by tomorrow.
	It's going to feature a P-8 Poseidon patrol aircraft and a nuclear-powered attack submarine.
	This is not small potatoes.
	We're talking about We're talking about some pretty lethal stuff here.
	Now, the goals are going to be intelligence gathering could they serve as a platform for targeted strikes if necessary I guess huh this is one of the largest fleets we've sent down there since the 1989 US invasion of Panama when we grabbed Manuel Noriega maybe that's why his name came to mind This
	is the involvement of the Iwo Jima Amphibious Ready Group, which includes several amphibious landing craft.
	The 22nd Marine Expeditionary Unit is going to be there with 5,000 troops.
	So maybe they're just going to get a little sun.
	Maybe not.
	We have a great interest in seeing to it that these drugs are stopped.
	They're wrecking havoc on the United States.
	If I were Maduro, I would pay close attention to this.
	This could be meant for you, Maduro.
	And they are certainly locating their forces in a place where if they have to help.
	with the narcotics enforcement they will be very available to do to do that there's a group there's a group called the Iran Reform Front.
	Now, the Iran Reform Front is made up of 27 reformist organizations.
	They held a meeting and on Sunday, they basically supported the U.S. action against Iran.
	in trying to make them and keep them non-nuclear.
	And they've urged the government to reach a new nuclear deal with the US.
	And so it's hard to tell what the heck this reform group is.
	I'd never have heard of them, even though I've been involved in this anti-reign of terror effort for, gosh, I guess it was in, was it in the United States?
	2007, 2008.
	Yeah, I've been involved in it now for over, over, for over 10 years.
	And I thought I knew all the groups that were anti-regime.
	So I wonder about this reform group because here's what they are pressing.
	They want a new nuclear deal with the U.S. And now they do say they want Iran to accept the full monitoring of the IAEA.
	But that's a lot of crap.
	I mean, the IAEA can't even get in there to look whenever there is a deal.
	So I don't know if this group isn't put together a pro-regime group that's doing counter espionage.
	Because I don't see how a reform group.
	these 24, 27 reform organizations are in favor of a nuclear deal that would keep Iran nuclear if they were opponents of the regime.
	So there's something fishy about this group.
	And I wasn't able to reach Ali Razor today, but we will by tomorrow and we'll ask him to analyze it for us.
	I was just thinking of his name.
	Right.
	So we'll keep this out and we will work on this because we were so concentrated on what's going on in the middle east we didn't get a chance to really run that down the way we should now too bad ted isn't here because i had a special one for him And I hope he's not intending to go to this.
	They're going to be a big conference in Detroit on August 29th.
	The name of the conference is the Detroit People's Conference for Palestine.
	Huh.
	And it's going to be about the prisoners' struggle in Sionist prisons.
	They're going to have a protest where?
	In Detroit.
	In Detroit.
	And they're going to have a special guest.
	His name is Husam Shaheen.
	Now, Utham Shaheen was convicted for attempted murder.
	He was released on February 1st as part of the prisoner exchange when they had a release to terrorism.
	But he's going to be the featured speaker in Detroit on August 29 for the Detroit People's Conference for Palestine.
	I wouldn't put it past Ted to get on an airplane.
	And fly over there and throw some questions his way.
	Mr. Shaheen, who's their principal speaker in 2002, was accused of establishing the Axa Martyrs Brigade.
	And he supplied them with arms for attacks on Jerusalem.
	And then he was arrested in 2004 in the West Bank and sentenced to 27 years in prison for all of his terrorist crimes.
	And he was also arrested during a raid in Offer on October 7, 2023.
	So he's got a lot of expertise he can offer to the Detroit sympathizers with the terrorists.
	But I don't know.
	Ted wants to reserve his tickets for August 29 for this guy's speech.
	I don't know.
	Ted, if you're listening.
	Also, you know, this is happening on a much larger scale in England and France.
	And that is they're turning Muslim.
	But a Muslim teenager was almost strangled to death.
	death by his Muslim parents, his Iraqi parents, in what they described as an honor killing.
	The teenager was named, her name is Fatima.
	And the parents are Isan Ali and Zara Ali.
	And this happened in the state of Washington.
	It's amazing.
	And she, she, she went to the police and complained about it.
	And she said, how can you call yourself a..
	You tried to kill me.
	My dad tried to kill me with his own hands.
	Do you have no love for me?
	Now they were put on trial and they were acquitted of attempted murder.
	But the father was found guilty of assault and unlawful imprisonment.
	And his mother was found guilty of violating a court order.
	And he gave 20 months in prison for the father and one year for the mother.
	So it doesn't sound like much of a penalty.
	How were they abusing that girl?
	Pardon me?
	How were they abusing that girl?
	Well, they wanted to kill her.
	They wanted to kill her.
	They threatened her with an honor killing for refusing an arranged marriage.
	You have to, you know, they pick somebody for her to marry, which is the Muslim tradition.
	Parents pick it.
	you have no option to refuse And then they took her and they convinced that they were going to kill her and scared the living daylights out of her.
	But they somehow didn't go through with it.
	And they both were sentenced, one to 20 months in prison and the other to one year.
	But one of them, I guess the one year one was able to stay out of the jurisdiction of the court.
	That's an interesting story.
	Now, the father is on camera putting his daughter in a headlock.
	Some of this is on camera.
	I can't say how much, but they definitely threatened her with death because she refused an arranged marriage that they had.
	with a much older man who comes from overseas.
	But as a result of that, her father had to redeem his honor by having her killed.
	That's what we're dealing with.
	A lot of them want to cling to Sharia law.
	They have sections of England and sections of France where they do stick to Sharia law.
	And Sharia law would allow this, which sounds pretty barbarbarian, right?
	It's crazy.
	If anybody ever questioned whether the brainwashing exists or not, I think this is a perfect example of how absolutely true that yes, it does exist.
	Absolutely right.
	These parents have to be radicalized and brainwashed.
	100%.
	Yeah.
	100 um
	Well, I must say, The Mandani race is taking up a lot of national coverage and it is of course a shock that we're running an acknowledged communist the major a major political party is running a
	non-apologetic party a non-apologetic communist yeah so He's starting to become more and more unpopular.
	Back on July 16th of the 23rd, he was 30 was 32 unpopular.
	I'm predicting the downfall of this guy.
	The fourth to the seventh of August, he was 37%.
	By August 11th, he was up to 42%.
	Yep.
	unfavorable.
	That was probably, yeah.
	The propagandized roll-out.
	This guy is the real deal.
	When he lights those candles, he really means it.
	And he wants to take your country and make you into an enlightened Muslim dictatorship.
	Oh, he certainly would like it.
	It's terrible.
	So we'll have to see what comes of it, but take a good look at this propaganda because you'll see the little tricks they use and you can be aware of them in the future.
	Yes, they do use tricks.
	Governor Cuomo is running for mayor of New York and he's running behind Zoltran Mandani, which is kind of hard to believe, right?
	But he is.
	but he told people the other day that Trump's going to help him get elected.
	According to, according to, According to Andrew Cuomo, the president ordered New York City Republicans to forget about Curtis Slewa and to make and to elect him, to get rid of Adams and elect him as the mayor.
	Now, you want to get into the technicalities of the law.
	It's possible that since they confronted this group on a street, didn't go to the headquarters, weren't part of the burning of the headquarters, that they may not know exactly the full ramifications of who they're dealing with.
	These aren't just the usual kidnappers.
	These are kidnappers who want to take your kid away and change your country and change your religion.
	And I hope they find them and bring them to justice.
	Because this is, again, another, another, this is one of the areas that really produces a lot of the ridiculously large number of suicides we now have in certain areas of the country.
	And it's a shame.
	It's a shame because I thought we had had it under better control than that, that they, that at this date they'd still be.
	But I guess they're going to be around for some time.
	They're real zealots.
	And they hang on for as long as God gives them.
	Well, we'll have to see what happens with them.
	But right now, they back Cuomo.
	I don't know.
	I don't know if that's going to do him any good.
	Well, do you think by any chance, Mayor, that Sliwa is in a similar position as Trump was leading into the 016 election, where somehow the media and everybody has decided that he is a no-go no matter what, but actually maybe would resonate with the people of New York.
	I mean, if I lived in New York and I knew of a Curtis Sliwa who how many years ago mayor 25 25 years ago decided to put his own name his own self on the line so as to protect that city i mean that guy could have died and he almost did in a couple occasions from what i understand sliwa he's got a big you know pair of you know what and and you know listen i mean is new york not sick of this this crazy establishment political base that's been destroying this city for the past 10 years i mean it's
	like trump said What do you have to lose?
	Well, I agree with you.
	There's a very nice column about Curtis by Kirsten Fleming in the post today and it points out all the good work that he's done for children and for kids and getting them out of poverty and get them into sports and the arts and skating and all kinds of things.
	That's because the guy really loves the city.
	He really loves it.
	He does.
	And that makes up for all you say, oh, the other guy's more experienced.
	More experienced in what?
	More experienced in anti-Semitism, more experienced in taking your rights away.
	Right.
	And Curtis will be a very sound mayor.
	And you can always count on him if you have a qu question of equity or unfairness, they'll straighten it out.
	Yeah, even ensuring the people that they're not going to get a rubber stamp that's going to keep not only in their own position, but keep promoting the positions of other Freco Democrats in that city to further destroy the damn city.
	I mean, it's preposterous.
	The mayor and I talk about it all the time.
	We cannot understand what is wrong with the voters in New York City.
	Are they, what is going on with these people?
	Are they blind?
	Well, we know what it is, mayor.
	We know that they are excessively brainwashed, but we just don't know how that's even possible.
	Yeah, sometimes the propositions that they espouse and they are brainwashed.
	You wonder how can any vaguely intelligent person like when Mandami says, we're going to have government owned grocery stores or supermarkets.
	That's really absolutely stupid.
	Places that have had that end up with people on long breadlines.
	Yeah.
	And what a great idea to disrupt the already delicate balance of businesses and retails in New York City with this crazy idea of a supermarket.
	Leave the supermarkets there who have been working hard for years to try to figure out how to serve their community properly.
	And now this guy's going to come along in a moment's notice and introduce a whole new concept of how people are going to get their food.
	What kind of madness is this already?
	Part of this leave us alone already.
	Yeah, I agree.
	I agree.
	at this point, we still have all the same candidates in.
	All the same.
	And Mondami has a lead of about a So this is the poll that you're looking at.
	There is one poll that has this guy tied.
	So that's encouraging.
	He seems articulate.
	He seems smart.
	But of course, our candidates, our candidates is the guy with the beanie.
	I mean, we love him.
	We love him, you know.
	Who's been out there, Curtis has been out there forever trying to save lives, save people.
	Yeah.
	All that will be excellent.
	as a way of being a little different kind of mayor, but just on the fundamentals, the same as all the great mayors in New York.
	Well, I've listened to some of his commercials, you know, recently.
	I've listened to some of his commercials on TV for his campaign.
	And I don't, I don't know, listen to the words, what he said.
	It didn't strike me as far-fetched in any way.
	He doesn't seem to be, he doesn't seem to think of himself as some kind of special, you know, Superman or anything like that.
	Quite rational gentleman, far as I can tell from what he's talking about.
	I know Curtis as he was a kid.
	I know Curtis when he started.
	I was one of his few supporters when he started.
	The police were very jealous.
	They felt like, yes, I remember that they began.
	They began even the New York times attacking him as a vigilante.
	Yeah.
	And there was nothing vigilante about it.
	They don't beat anybody up.
	And the other good thing that he does, he gets kids off the street.
	A lot of the kids that he turns into people that are protecting you on the subways and whatever, our kids do a headed for a very, very bad life.
	He absolutely did.
	Yes.
	Yeah.
	And these kids are straightened out and I go to their meetings sometimes and speak to them and they, It's really amazing what Curtis has done for them.
	them yeah you know maybe that's for our younger audience i would i would suggest go to google or youtube or something like that and check out some old curtis lewa videosos from back in the 70s and stuff because I was aware and alive and alert at the time and I was watching those live streams, you know, when I was a kid and it was interesting, you know, this is a guy that's like almost created his own little miniature police force or something.
	I mean, that's a young man who's trying to do something good.
	I mean, so his soul, even as a child, as a young man.
	They wear green, they wear green, they wear red berets.
	Yeah, this is a big plug for you, Curtis.
	When I see you, you can thank me for me and the mayor for this.
	But yeah, we'll get him on the show.
	Yeah, I hope so.
	We'll get Curtis on the show.
	We'll see if we can get Mandami on too.
	We'll have him arrested.
	Yeah, that would be good.
	and split the world.
	Or aiding and abetting Hamas.
	Yeah, I would love to hear him.
	You will let me tell you let me tell you something.
	You will never hear him debate Curtis Lewa, because if he does, Curtis will in a and he'll even be able to do it in a gentlemanly way.
	He will bury him in his own ignorance and stupidity.
	I mean, you want to talk about somebody who knows that city.
	You talk to Curtis Lewa knows that city.
	The mayor knows the city better than anybody, but maybe a second place.
	I'm giving that to Curtis, okay?
	Well, since we're not Curtis, they did an interview with Curtis over the weekend in the in the post and they and they said well why don't why don't you you certainly don't want Mondani Mondani elected.
	Why don't you drop out in favor of Cuomo?
	And he said, of course, he wouldn't, and that he feels like he has a chance to win.
	And that Cuomo wouldn't, I don't know if he said Cuomo would be just as bad or bad.
	He was like a dictator during COVID.
	Then it turned out that he was putting all those people, putting all those old people in nursing homes so the nursing homes could make money and not really giving a damn if they died or not.
	That was mind blowing when it happened.
	I mean, I was paying enough attention to that TV screen to know that Trump had marched in a gigantic floating hospital.
	And then when they decided not to use it at all but send the people back instead to the Forget it.
	You knew the jig was up.
	That was almost as evident as getting up big Mac and fries with your with your communist poison shot.
	There's telltale signs in the liars.
	The liars, when they lie, you can...
	Mandani as the Democrat candidate.
	Right.
	He won the primary, right?
	Yeah.
	I believe, yes, for his constituency.
	Yeah, he won the primary.
	So he's a Democrat candidate.
	Yeah.
	And Cuomo Cuomo is the independent, like an independent party candidate.
	And Adams, Democrat.
	Adams is on his own ticket, right?
	He lost to Mandami, right?
	In the primary?
	I guess so, Mayor.
	Yeah, yeah.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	And right now, Mandami has a lead.
	Yeah, Mandami has a pretty solid lead.
	At least that's what these polls are saying, but who the hell knows where they're coming from?
	I don't know.
	I mean, I question everything, you know?
	Yeah, it's very, it's hard to believe that, you know, his positions, nobody's making this up that he's a communist.
	It comes from his positions.
	He's for state-owned food stores.
	Yeah.
	He's for free education, of course, free transportation.
	buses, subways, all be free.
	Because of course he's a genius and knows better what's for everybody, right?
	Yeah, well, he's a millionaire.
	Oh, then he's.
	definitely a communist millionaire right uh like a lot of them are and so he doesn't all of this is like money grows on trees and you don't have to worry about it and he never had to worry about it because he's a like a trust fund brat right um so right now he's leading and Nobody's really making a big move on him.
	Adams looks like he's finished.
	It looks like the city, the citizens of the city have just given up on him and he had his chance.
	And I think the Curtis is the only one who has a chance.
	Yeah, I, you know what, May, I think you're right.
	I mean, the only one who would be animated enough on television, too, if the media ever decided to cover him, he'd be a very animated guy and he would reach to people.
	He would talk directly to the people.
	I think they may hear him.
	I think it was a shock that he beat Cuomo, right?
	I hope.
	Cuomo is a big name in New York and they figured Cuomo.
	that Cuomo would do it on name recognition.
	Now, over the weekend, over the weekend., he said that President Trump will get him the vote.
	Come on.
	He said that President Trump will get him the votes to become mayor.
	Now, I don't know what that's based on.
	President Trump hasn't endorsed him.
	And why would President Trump not be in help the Republican candidate?
	And the question is, in New York, how exactly is Trump going to get you elected?
	Trump didn't win New York.
	Kind of a stupid, crazy thing to say, but it gives you an, but it's not true.
	Maybe Trump can get him elected.
	I don't know, but it's not true.
	Trump is not working for him and Trump hasn't endorsed him.
	They're making it appear as if he did.
	That's the kind of reverse psychiatry skull duggery that they do.
	He's trying to get Republicans in the city so he'll get all of them, you know.
	Why do these guys lie so much?
	Because it's the only thing they know how to do.
	Is that really true?
	I mean, sometimes I think if they spent enough time just working on a problem that they spend trying to because once you know once you lie then you got to lie again then you got to lie then you got to get this person affected for you and by the time you're finished you've expended so much effort it would have been better if you tried to solve the problem in the first place it is a hundred percent true what the may it's like my mother would say to me Sometimes I
	would tell her, you know, I want more time.
	I don't want to do my homework.
	She said, if you stop complaining and do your homework, it'll be over by now.
	Yeah, you know, those generations knew better when they would shut up and do your homework.
	It'd be over by now.
	I don't get it.
	So he was in, our friend, who we're giving a great deal of airtime to, as we should, because, I don't know, here's what I can see happening, but this could be, this is not, this is off the top of my head, this is not like a considered political judgment.
	I do believe that this could be wishful thinking, I know that.
	I believe there's going to be a point in which people drop off off Mandani in a big way.
	In other words, they're going to put together all these things that he said.
	which are wacky anti-American pro-communist craziness, craziness.
	And they're just going to drop off him.
	You know, it's going to be like, oh my God, we can't vote for him.
	And the question is, where does their vote go?
	And I would think a lot of them are going to go to Curtis.
	I can.
	I can hope, right?
	I can pray that that city gets a Republican mayor.
	He got 29% last time.
	He got 29%.
	If you would he get himself, he says 32, 33.
	I think it may be a little more than that.
	I think if he can get himself to about 35 or 36, he could win because you have to assume that some of the others are going to take votes from Mandami, not just him.
	And if you get Mandami down.
	He may have a plurality.
	Maybe go into a spiral.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	Yep.
	And although Trump is unpopular in the city to vote for him, but I don't think his policies are unpopular.
	And Curtis is not like a big friend of his.
	He's just supported.
	I mean, it isn't bad with all the problems New York City has.
	If a mayor could have the support, that's what Adam's gotten trouble for.
	Adam's gotten trouble because he tried to get help from Trump and he tried to stop.
	the part of the problem that he created letting in all the illegals and then you know biden just decided to smash him down with two what, two indictments or whatever?
	Wow.
	I wonder if Curtis could elicit Trump's endorsement, would Trump not look at this situation similarly to how the mayor and I had just kind of gone over and explained?
	Trump's a common sense thinking gentleman as well, for sure.
	And there's a lot to be said for the what do you have to lose theory as much as hey that the media made out of his saying that Trump.
	They can say that they can make hey out of it if they want, but there is a lot of truth to that approach when you are looking at when you're staring down the barrel of communism.
	Come on.
	Yeah, of course.
	I want to see if I have one of those polls.
	And the mayor is and I both are so upset about what's going on in New York right now.
	Of course, we're happy about the Trump.
	We're ecstatic about the Trump win, of course, in November, but it takes the edge off of it to have to sit here and watch New York City fall into the dumpster fire.
	Oh my God.
	Of course, of course.
	New York City.
	Of course.
	Rudy Giuliani.
	I mean, come on.
	You know what I mean?
	You can only imagine how.
	terrible this is for the mayor to have to observe and bear witness to this dumpster fire that's going on.
	It breaks my heart to see this.
	Yeah.
	I mean, it was bad enough with DeBlasio and then Adams to see this guy.
	Wow.
	Oh.
	God help New York City.
	I mean, I don't I don't know.
	I don't know.
	It's a heck of a hardy city, but I don't know how it survives Mandani.
	Mandani.
	I don't see how it survives a crazy communist like that.
	If he's going to start a community of, I don't know, community safety, they're going to replace to a large extent the police department, which he was in favor of defunding.
	He's now not in favor of defunding them.
	He's just in favor of taking all their functions away.
	So this little group is the group that's going to come if there's domestic violence.
	So there's a poor woman being beaten up by a thug and they're going to call social workers to come in.
	I don't know, give them therapy.
	After the first two social workers get killed by the guy.
	Yeah.
	We're going to have to go back to the police, but that'll be after we lose two or three lives.
	Right.
	If social worker walks in, the guy's beating his wife and he said, please stop.
	Use your words.
	Guy will look at him and say, what?
	No, no, no reason for this.
	this violence Let's talk it out.
	That's what I mean by it.
	Use your words.
	Okay, I'll use my words.
	You know, my uncles who are police officers, and this will be borne out by all my friends who are police officers and the guys who work for me, would say that a domestic violence call was in many ways the most dangerous for a cop.
	Because very often the woman was involved in the pathology.
	And when you came there to arrest him, she turned on you.
	Then you had both of them turning on you.
	Yes.
	And we've had some police officers killed her as a result of that.
	Yeah, that's a tremendous distraction to have a woman now getting physically engaged.
	And she doesn't want, it's a codependency.
	It's a sickness that these women have from being, I mean, you can understand it from being beaten the way they're beaten.
	But it's like a sickness that they have.
	So I don't completely, don't completely understand the syndrome, but it does exist and it's for real.
	No doubt about it.
	It's a real, real syndrome.
	And when you're a police officer carrying out a professional service, you are there in a hectic situation.
	I mean, you know, people don't really realize what it means to be a police officer.
	I mean, if you think it's an easy job, you better go get your head examined.
	So why don't we see if Dr. Maria is on, is on, well, yeah, this would be fun.
	Watch it.
	I'm going to see if I can find Dr. Maria on Lindell.
	Okay, yeah, I'll switch it over to the iPad.
	On Lindell TV here.
	Let's see if I can find it.
	Let's see, and then we're going to send you over to her if she's on.
	I've been watching some of Dr. Maria's shows.
	Oh, they're really good.
	Oh, yeah.
	Yeah, it's fiery.
	She's something.
	And as we're waiting for that, I should tell you that Mandani's unfavorability is going up.
	So in July, it was 32%.
	In August, it was 37%.
	Beginning of August, 37%.
	And a week ago, it was 42%.
	So it's starting to hit the 50% mark.
	If it hits that 50% mark, then there are a lot of votes that can be taken from him.
	And they're going to go somewhere.
	And then if they can go in one place, it can make a very big difference.
	That is a great observation.
	So we have to see.
	We have to see what happens with that.
	Now, this analyst believes that Cuomo has the best path of beating him.
	But I don't know if that's true.
	There's a lot of negatives on Cuomo.
	Well, he damn near, he evaporated in the primary, right?
	Yeah, he did.
	In a very strange way, he did.
	Yes.
	So I urge you, if you get the New York Post, to read Kirsten Fleming's interview with Curtis.
	And it'll give you an idea of what he's running on, what he's trying to accomplish.
	And he sure could use some contributions.
	I'll tell you that, even if you're not in New York, but you want to take a shot at stopping us from having a communist in our major city, then send some money to Curtis Flewa.
	Maybe we can get the, maybe we can get the, why don't we look up how you contribute to Curtis?
	Okay, I'll look that up in the meantime.
	Should we go to break in a second?
	Yeah, we'll take a short break and we'll be right back.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
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	Well, welcome back.
	And we want to say to Rob that he's done a very, very good job.
	There have been a few little hiccups, but he's gotten them resolved very, very quickly.
	It just shows you we're human.
	And by tomorrow night, he'll have it perfect.
	We've been trying to get Ted, but Ted's on an airplane right now going to see his dad which is a good thing right we want him to see his dad yes we do want and um now what we want you to do because i'm looking at it myself right now want you to go to lindell tv you just put in lindell tv and if you go to lindell tv you would presently see governor de sanus on because he's either being interviewed or given a speech i can't
	tell by the doctor and uh then dr maria who is going to have a very very interesting show tonight um and It would really, I can't tell what Ron is talking about here.
	Let's see.
	Let's see.
	I don't know.
	I can't tell.
	Maybe put it up there.
	There, that's presently on.
	That's presently on Lindell TV.
	And I would put it on just to find out what Ron was talking about.
	So give them, give them the, give them the information, give them the information on Curtis.
	Well, Curtis Sliwa, we have some you can email at info at Sliwa for new for ny dot com, sliwa for nyc dot com rather.
	And you can find him on Instagram.
	I'm looking here, donate.
	He's got a PO box address, PO box 230079 New York, New York.
	You know, put that up tomorrow for you.
	Yeah, we'll get try to run that as much as possible because we've got to make a try here.
	I mean, everybody says he's going to win.
	And having the greatest city in the world turned over to a communist, that's not a good thing.
	That's not a good thing.
	It just isn't.
	And you guys are smart.
	We know you are.
	You're probably better at this than me.
	And you'll find Curtis's, you know, the leads to Curtis's, what's going to help him donation-wise and so forth.
	Yeah, I mean, he'll appoint judges like I was gonna I was gonna run down a story but I'd rather that you go see Dr. Maria about a judge in New York who let a who let a rapist go basically go free yeah and he knows about that stuff too he follows it curtis these people are crazy They're crazy.
	They're crazy.
	Yes.
	And then tomorrow we'll also bring you up to date on what's going on in Great Britain, where they pretty much run away with free speech.
	They're putting people in jail for, you know, being insensitive on social media.
	In jail.
	The home of Magna Carta.
	So now if you go to Dr. Maria.
	We have somebody up speaking there, right?
	She's got a press conference there.
	And then we'll be back with you tomorrow.
	We'll be back with you tomorrow.
	on Lindell TV ourselves, right, at seven to eight.
	That's our, right?
	That's our usual seven to eight p.m.
	And then eight to nine will be on right here on America's Mayor Live.
	And we'll even pick up some of the things we weren't able to cover tonight because we're going to cede some of our, we're going to cede some of our now soccer time to the good doctor.
	Okay.
	All right.
	So now.
	You give me the word, Mayor.
	What?
	You give me the word and we are out.
	Magic, magic.
	First of all, I pray for the people in Ukraine.
	They're on the verge of hopefully getting a peace, peace, peace, couple of sensible concessions on both sides, and you'll get it done.
	I mean, this isn't a matter of giving in to Putin or any of this other stuff.
	We got Putin contained.
	Don't worry.
	You can see the way he deals with Trump.
	He's not going to do shit while Trump is president.
	Z even said that I'm not going to invade Taiwan while you're president but I'm very patient that's the that's the danger so go over to go yeah let's show them what's on right now okay there we go there's Dr. Maria yeah that's much better to look at right so there's Dr. Maria and she why don't we go right over to her you just go to just I don't know exactly the best way to get it,
	but I just think if you put Lindell TV in and Pit Live, you'll get it.
	Yeah.
	Okay.
	It's a quirky app at Lindell TV.
	The app is a little quirky, but you'll figure figure it out there's a couple advertisements and you just push through them and then you'll get right to dr maria yeah and then once you know it you'll be able to do it all the time yes so um we're going to see you tomorrow night seven on lindell eight on x and then who knows how much soccer time we'll do okay so let's all say it together the way we end the show every night invariably God bless
	America.
	It's our purpose to bring to bear the principle of common sense and rational discussion to the issues of our day.
	America was created at a time of great turmoil, tremendous disagreements, anger, hatred.
	It was a book written in 1776 that guided much of the discipline of thinking that brought to us the discovery of our freedoms, of our God-given freedoms.
	It was Thomas Paine's Common Sense, written in 1776, one of the first American bestsellers in which Thomas Paine explained by rational principles, the reason why these small colonies felt the necessity to separate from the kingdom of Great Britain and the King of England.
	He explained their inherent desire for liberty, for freedom, freedom of religion, freedom of speech, the ability to select the people who govern them.
	And he explained it in ways that were understandable to all the people, not just the elite.
	Because the desire for freedom is universal.
	The desire for freedom adheres in the human mind and it is part of the human soul.
	This is exactly the time we should consult our history.
	Look at what we've done in the past and see if we can't use it to help us now.
	We understand that our founders created the greatest country in the history of the world, the greatest democracy, the freest country, a country that has taken more people out of poverty than any country ever.
	All of us are so fortunate to be Americans.
	But a great deal of the reason for America's constant ability to self-improve is because we're able to reason, we're able to talk, we're able to analyze.
	We are able to apply our God-given common sense.

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