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Nov. 21, 2025 - Rudy Giuliani
11:04
The Rudy Giuliani Show: Thursday, November 20, 2025
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Well, so they invited a Um Islamic scholar, Abdullah Mahdi.
Abdullah Mahdi showed up and he sat down and he noticed he was sitting next to what he believed was a Jewish person and he required that the um Jewish person be thrown out.
I came here to this event not knowing I would be sitting next to a Zionist, and this is something I am not going to accept.
Well, who do you think he was going to be sitting next to him?
He was going to an interfaith kind of peace service.
Well, in any event, he wanted him thrown out.
My people are being killed right now in Gaza.
Of course, he doesn't talk about the fact that uh Hamas, for 40 years, has killed a Jewish people, including massive numbers on uh on october 7, uh of 2023, but my people are being killed right now in Gaza.
If you're a Muslim, out of strength and dignity, I ask you to exit this room immediately.
100 people got up and walked out there.
There went the there.
There went the uh peace conference attempt at peace conference.
Right right, um.
And the 20 20 Christians and Jewish students left eventually had to be taken out by security.
Um, and he had he, he I don't know if he had given his speech already, or he gave it afterwards to the 10 people left, but he was an alumni of CITY College and in the speech he talked about how uh, Sharia law was gonna is very effective because it provides for chopping off the fingers of thieves.
And the wealthier you are uh, the more fingers are cut off.
I'm talking about the elite, the filthy rich, the ones that continue to steal from people as we speak today.
Those are the ones that deserve their fingers to be cut off.
Well, they've already caused well over $3 billion in damages.
Uh, the the um proponents of Zandami in New York at UH CITY College just this year alone.
Just one example in New York, we we showed you the one in Texas.
If you go to his home state of Michigan, they may be suffering the the most with with, with Dearborn.
Um yeah, we're turning our country over and it's it's good to see that a Republican mayor will not, a governor, will not have any part of it.
They, they wouldn't get away with this in New York if I were the mayor.
Right, what can they do?
Impeach me, they can't impeach, but the governor have to take me out of office and she's too stupid to make a case against me.
Yeah, Hochle would have to make a case against me and she's too damn stupid to do it and she'd probably be afraid to be.
You know she, she's also a completely livid coward.
It'd be fascinating to see what she caves into for Mandami and what she doesn't, because she got two pulls on her right.
If she caves into Mandami, she satisfies his base, which she's going to need in a primary if she, if she gets a tough primary and I and since Mandami hasn't endorsed her, even though she endorsed him, because she's not tough enough to demand it right.
Um, she can have the.
She's going to have to.
You know what with him?
Do everything he wants right, or he's going to go get one of crazy candidates like him, right?
And it is the Democrat party we're talking about, not the Republican party, and the primary, like always, has a very low turnout.
And he's got a machine that's just battle-tested.
So, could they take her out with a communist candidate for governor of New York?
Yep, they could.
She got to worry about it.
So, when he says, When he says, I want to make the buses free, what's she going to do?
Say no.
Right.
And then all of his crazy communist STS people go crazy and go duts on her.
Tomorrow, the president is going to meet with the communist mayor of New York.
It really was great that Caroline announced it that way, that she's going to meet with the communist mayor of New York.
He's going to meet with her.
She did a very good job of that.
I agree.
It's glad that we didn't mess around with it.
The communist mayor of New York, Zoran Kwame Mandan, has asked for a meeting.
We've agreed that this meeting will take place with the Oval Office on Friday, November 21st.
Further details to follow.
Last time I remember a New York mayor trying to meet with the president, his whole staff had their houses raided, and he had to leave before the meeting started.
That's what Biden did to Adams.
Let's see if President Trump is more gracious and doesn't raid Zandami's.
Well, Zandami now has appointed a communist chief of staff as the first deputy mayor, a guy who started his career with probably one of the biggest crooks in modern New York, Sheldon Silver, who went to jail at the end of his horrible career.
And being anywhere near this guy, well, look, the party is from top to middle, if not bottom, corrupt.
And Sheldon was just an unbelievable example of it, which everyone knew for years and nobody did anything about.
But finally they did and they put him in jail.
I think he died in jail.
Wow.
Mondani will be coming to the White House with a great big problem going on.
And that is that he's backed for office Palestinian-American activist Aber Kawas.
And Democrats and Republicans are going nuts.
A Republican, Rod Dreyer, said that she's their version of Nick Fuentes, a racist Holocaust denier whose rise has corrected, who splits their party.
So Dreyer said, Zoron is going to be the gift that keeps giving for the GOP and Fuentes for the Democrats.
That's not funny, is it?
No.
It isn't funny, but it's very, very sad.
But I get, well, we know what you mean.
Folks like her need to be poached, purged from the Democratic Party, not elevated.
This is our John Burch society moment.
Let's see what we do.
And Ted Cruz wrote, this is today's Democrat Party.
And remember, Ted Cruz has stood up like a real, real hero to Fuentes and wants him bounced out of the movement, the party, and recognized as a hater, troublemaker, person with horribly evil ideas.
He's not one of these Democrats afraid to condemn evil in his own party.
The Democrats have been putting up with it for years.
Schumer still hasn't come out of the basis.
So there's going to be a new, there's going to be a new NYPD commissioner.
It's going to be the same one that we have now, except it'll be appointed by the new mayor.
And Jessica Tisch has been a law and order police commissioner who has actually gotten some of the major crimes remarkably down, some of them to their lowest level since about 2016.
So she has had a very good record.
And from the time she was selected, she's also had a mayor, Adams, who was largely, if not completely, supportive.
Now she's got a mayor who has, throughout his career, supported defunding the police, was a major, enthusiastic supporter of all the laws that make really reducing crime to a safe level in New York impossible.
Because there are more criminals on the street than you can possibly imagine.
And there are, even though the numbers have gone down with certain crimes, like with rape, numbers have gone up tremendously.
And the subways continue to be periodically just a horror show.
And if it continues that people are put out on bail who stab, rob, steal, where there's no broken windows theory at all being applied.
And if it's also true that he's not going to add policemen, because the New York City Police Department is woefully understaffed, now that could become a real tragedy if there's a terrorist attack.
I mean, when I was attacked, my city was attacked, and I consider I was on September 11, my police force was close to 40,000, 40, maybe somewhere between 40 and 41,000.
Police force that he has right now is honestly about 33,000, 34,000.
They're going to lose record numbers of police officers.
They already have had the biggest single one-day turning in of retirements just on the fear that he's coming in.
Doesn't matter what the police commissioner does.
De Blasio appointed Bratton and they still turn their backs on him when de Blasio, they believe, was instrumental in getting detectives Ramos and Liu killed because he accused the police department of being a racist police department because there had been a killing in Baltimore.
And within two weeks, a guy came up from Baltimore and assassinated detectives Ramos and Liu.
And that's the situation that led to de Blasio having the police turn their back on him and they never stopped.
And it didn't matter what Bratton did, who was very successful police commissioner under me.
And crime kept going.
Well, it took a while.
It took about three or four years.
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