Dave Rubin and Rudy Giuliani analyze the November 4th, 2025 NYC mayoral race, where Polymarket predicts Zohran Mamdani's victory at 92%. Giuliani labels Mamdani a "communist" with "Islamic extremism" ties to a 1993 World Trade Center co-conspirator, warning his defunding police and tax hikes will trigger the largest U.S. population exodus. While John Fetterman rejects socialism as the Democratic future and Alex Karp condemns "woke pagan ideology," Rubin critiques media figures like Piers Morgan for their coverage. Ultimately, the episode frames the election as a potential catalyst for historic demographic collapse driven by radical policy shifts. [Automatically generated summary]
And I am thrilled that in about five minutes from now, I'm going to bring on America's mayor, the single best mayor in New York City history, and a true American hero and patriot, Rudy Giuliani.
I could not have a better guest for today.
This is a man who cleaned up New York City after the last time they brought in a self-proclaimed Democratic socialist, David Dinkins, back in the late 80s, early 90s.
And Rudy cleaned up the city and then his legacy after 9-11 and everything else.
So we will get to all that.
I want to hit a couple stories around the New York City election.
There's also a big gubernatorial election in Jersey, which if the Republican wins, I sent some of the people who will likely flee from New York instead of all coming down here to Florida.
Some of them probably will go to Jersey, but let's stick with New York City for just a moment because joking and sarcasm and hyperbole aside, this is a very, very, I would say, seminal day for the country, not just for New York, for the country.
So according to Polymarket right now, the prediction is this, 92% chance that Zorhan Mamdami will be the next mayor of New York City, a communist, a Marxist, a socialist, whatever you want to call him, with the dash of jihad.
Andrew Cuomo has 8%.
Curtis Slilua, the Republican, has less than that, but it does not look good.
Piers Morgan, who knows a little something about what it's like to live in a city run by a far left jihad adjacent type, because he lives in London under Sadiq Khan.
But look, I mean, look, Obama compared to Mandani is not radical.
Let's be clear.
I mean, if you look at Mandani, the defund the police stuff that he was openly posting, you would have thought that would be a disqualifying thing for a mayor of New York City.
You would just think if you call the NYPD a bunch of racists who have to be defunded, in other words, just stopped, you would think that person could never become the mayor.
He's trying to pretend that he is, you know, a nice little sheep.
He's not.
He's a wolf in sheep's clothing.
He's a proper socialist who's going to whack people in New York.
And the day of reckoning will come when he actually has to pay for all this stuff.
And there is nowhere in the world where you can point to where actual socialism over any sustained period has worked.
And of course, the socialist response to that is always, well, socialism has never been instituted properly because every time, and the response that you should have to that is because every time it has started to become instituted, there is death.
There is flight from the places that it is instituted in, or at least begun to be instituted in.
And the fact that this is happening in New York City, it's one thing when it happens in some of these places in Europe, but that is happening in New York City, where Lady Liberty sits in the harbor.
And as I said yesterday, so many of us, our grandparents, great-grandparents, whatever it is, came into this country legally through Ellis Island and had the promise, had the promise of coming to a free country where they could pursue their happiness.
And what were they fleeing in almost every case, whether they were coming from Eastern Europe, whether they were coming from South America, wherever they were coming from, they were usually fleeing communism and socialism.
And this is now what is about to be voted in by the people of New York.
Then when you throw in the dash of jihad, and we only need to look at some of the other cities across the world that have done this, like London, where there are mass stabbings all the time, where there are terrorist rallies all the time, where you walk around and you wonder what city, then when you add a dash of the fact that Zorhan has repeatedly said defund the police, when he wants things to be free, even though nothing actually is free, when you want to freeze rent,
thus you stop landlords from wanting to actually rent things or builders to come in to innovate and build new things.
City-run grocery stores.
I mean, Lord, go to Venezuela or Cuba and see what's going on over there.
Every single idea is wrong, and yet it is being sold to you with a guy with a smile, with a guy with the lo-fi music in the background, and the soft lens.
So just two quick videos here from John Fetterman before we get to Mr. Mayer.
Fetterman, who again is it's just wild.
A man who had brain damage two years ago is now the most sane Democrat.
Here he is with Jake Tapper saying that socialism is not the future of his party.
I think that was his way of saying maybe he'll be a Republican soon enough.
So Fetterman, what I would say to you is maybe there's a miracle today.
Maybe enough Republicans, enough independents, and enough moderate Dems, however many of them are left, will shock the world and then socialism will not be the future of your party.
But again, according to Polymarket, there's a 92% chance that it will be.
And once this guy gets in New York City, the most important city in the world, watch how that scales across the country.
You know, there's also a Democratic socialist from Somalia, Omar Fateh, running in Minnesota today.
I mean, this could be a really, really terrible day for America.
And for, I mean, our founders would all be rolling in their graves if they could even see that we have fallen this far.
But it will be up to you, Fetterman, to decide if you want to stay in that party, which this gets to another clip of Fetterman later in the day.
Well, look, I wish you a lot of luck, John Federman.
I want, even though I am not a Democrat and I don't think the Democrats have any good ideas anymore and they've purged all the liberals and all of those things.
I wish you a lot of luck because I think it would be much healthier for America if there was a sane, moderate Democrat party.
But you don't really have to listen to me or listen to Federman or anything else.
You just have to kind of read the tea leaves.
And the tea leaves right now show that they have become a radical party, that the AOCs and the Ilhan Omars are running it, that the Schumers and the Timu Obama, Hakeem Jeffries, they're just kind of on the way out.
I'm going to leave all of that there.
We're going to talk about Noble Gold for a second, and then I'm going to bring on America's mayor.
Guys, gold has officially gone mainstream every day.
More and more Americans are discovering the power of gold.
But how do you actually take advantage of it and invest in a simple way?
Well, that's where Noble Gold Investments comes in.
Their specialists are trained to help investors like you go from confused to confident.
Whether you're looking to roll over an old 401k into a gold IRA or you want physical coins and bars delivered right to your home, Noble Gold makes the process simple, secure, and stress-free.
You'll get step-by-step guidance, transparent pricing, and a U.S.-based service from a trusted team that's handled over $2.5 billion in precious metal transactions.
With Noble Gold Investments, protecting and growing your wealth isn't just their job, it's their commitment.
Visit dave Rubengold.com today to claim your free wealth protection kit.
That's DaveRubingold.com.
NobleGold, helping you build a stronger future.
And speaking of gold, how about I bring on the gold standard of mayorship in American history, Mr. Mayor, America's Mayor, Rudy Giuliani, it is good to see you, my friend.
Adams tried a little, but was totally ineffective.
And now what this guy is promising, it's as if I was never mayor, Bloomberg was never mayor, and we never had maybe the best 20 years in our history.
I mean, I remember New York City in 1998 being on the front cover of Time magazine as the resurgence of urban America after having been on the cover in 1990 as the rotting of the big apple.
I mean, I remember the seven-year turnaround.
I mean, I guided it.
And it wasn't magic.
It was just very, very solid, practical policies.
And something very important to this, honesty.
New York City has been a corrupt Democratic machine for most of 170 years, with a few interruptions where a Republican occasionally wins for an independent.
Like I was the third Republican elected in the 20th century.
In the 19th century, New York didn't vote for Lincoln.
Boss Tweed is from New York.
So we either, I mean, we have been plagued with a thoroughly dishonest government almost consistently in our history and still emerged as the greatest city in the world to be burdened now with socialism.
And there's another part of him that's maybe even more dangerous, Islamic extremism.
He is a very enthusiastic supporter of Islamics who are dedicated to killing us.
I mean, that's remarkable.
The socialism, we might be able to work around.
A lot of it's got to get the approval of the state legislature.
Trump can cut off and defund a lot of it.
And I think he'll be voted out.
So I am worried about him on the socialist side, but I'm more worried about him on the part that isn't emphasized as much.
I've never seen anybody as enthusiastically support Islamic terrorism as he does.
The Imam that he was with a week or two ago, I know him from when I was U.S. attorney.
He has such a long history.
He is officially considered an enemy of the United States.
What does this all tell you about the changing electorate of New York City?
Meaning that people saw, you know, some, you know, a decade that was pretty good under Ed Koch in the 80s.
Then they go the other way with Dinkins.
And he was really, he, in essence, was a Democrat socialist.
He's the one that largely destroyed the city that led to Rudy Giuliani.
You cleaned it up.
I remember that vividly.
As you know, I grew up in the suburbs, but I had grandparents and great-grandparents and cousins in New York City.
We basically didn't go to the city those Dinkin years.
They would come to us, but then we could go back in when you took over.
But right now, it seems like they're just going with all of the wrong ideas.
What does that tell you about the average New Yorker?
You know, when we think of the New Yorker that's out there, you know, dropping the F-bomb every other word and doesn't, you know, and is like that cares, that cares, the stereotypical New Yorker.
There's no doubt the makeup of the city has changed pretty significantly from when I was mayor.
But the worst part about New York is apathy.
I mean, the worst part is New Yorkers take it for granted.
They take it for granted they're the greatest city in the world and it'll always work out.
The turnout today is likely to be the highest turnout since I ran against Dinkins.
Since those races, all through the Bloomberg years, they went down and down and down.
I think we were 29 or 30% when we re-elected de Blasio.
I mean, that's absurd.
And a lot of the people that stay home are the non-ideological people that would reject the incredible lack of common sense in the left-wing agenda.
You know, free buses.
Well, who the hell is going to pay for them?
Free grocery stores.
Who's going to pay for them?
Tax the rich.
Well, eventually you'll have nobody to tax.
And, you know, if we're not there, we're pretty close to it.
I know the budget of New York City.
I had to memorize it.
I had to spend more time on the budget than crime.
The budget of New York City is a complete disaster.
The one thing Adams didn't fix at all is the budget.
In fact, a lot of the reasons for his investigations are that these contracts will cost him two and three times more in New York than elsewhere, which creates a suspicion that New York was operating, as it has in most of its 170 years, with kickbacks.
And there's no question that Zondami, whether he does or not, he's so incompetent, among other things, the city will become even more crooked.
They'll steal everything from under his nose or he'll be complicit in.
Well, the only good moment, it seems to me, that Cuomo has had in this entire candidacy or this entire run has been at the debate a week and a half ago where he finally called out Momdami for just being flatly unqualified, if nothing else.
But I want to read this post that Donald Trump put on Truth Social because it references something that you just said.
He wrote, if communist candidate Zorhan Mamdani wins the election for mayor of New York City, it is highly unlikely that I will be contributing federal funds other than the very minimum as required to my beloved first home because of the fact that as a communist, this once great city has zero chance of success or even survival.
It can only get worse with the communists at the helm, and I don't want to send as president good money after bad.
It is my obligation to run the nation, and it is my strong conviction that New York City will be a complete and total economic and social disaster should Momdami win.
His principles have been tested for over a thousand years and never once have they been successful.
I would much rather see a Democrat who has a record of success win than a communist with no experience and a record of complete and total failure.
He was nothing as an assemblyman ranked at the bottom of the class and as mayor of potentially again the greatest city in the world, he has no chance to bring it back to its former glory.
We must also remember this, a vote for Curtis Slewa, who looks much better without the beret, is a vote for Momdani.
Whether you personally like Cuomo or not, you really have no choice.
You must vote for him and hope he does a fantastic job.
He is capable of it.
Momdami is not.
Now, the interesting part of that is, if I'm not mistaken, you are supporting Curtis Sleewa, correct?
And the COVID, the COVID disaster and having to step down in a sex analytical, all that.
So I don't think anyone watching this has any love lost for Andrew Cuomo, but what would you say to the person that would say, Rudy, Rudy, if Sliwa takes 10 or 12 percent of the vote, that will ensure the Mom Dami win, where in essence he has no real chance of winning.
Cuomo is now only seemingly within a couple points.
Because I think, because I get it on the idea level, but at a pure political level, Cuomo is not enough of a difference to abandon the party.
Because if we abandon the party and we get used to that, and we do it too often in New York, we'll have no party.
And people say, where's the Republican Party in New York?
Well, if you run away from your candidate for mayor, you know what happens to the down ticket?
We'll have nobody in the city council.
So you got to make a choice.
If Cuomo were a better Democrat, if I could justify to my conscience voting for him, I would.
I thought about it, talked about it, have gotten a lot of pressure to do it.
As a matter of conscience, I can't vote for a man that I know was responsible for killing so many people.
I cannot vote for a man who became an extreme left-wing destroyer of New York as governor because he thought he was running for president.
All of the criminal laws that Adams is operating under that are destroying New York and a lot of the country, he signed them, claiming he was a moderate Democrat, but sucking up to the crazy socialist left wing of his party.
I know you have a long day of media hits today, but I just do want to do one or two more things with you because I want to talk about the media component as it relates to all of this.
And you know probably better than anybody except for Donald Trump himself the way the media lies about things.
He's threatened by it because, like his, we've diagnosed the crisis in working class New Yorkers' lives, the cost of living.
But unlike him, we're actually going to deliver on that.
And that is a contrast that he can't bear to see.
Because while he is spending $300 million remodeling a White House ballroom, the same amount of money that could provide snap benefits for 100,000 New Yorkers, he's trying to make it harder for Americans across the country to actually afford groceries.
And this money that we're talking about, it's money that New York City is owed.
It's not Donald Trump's to decide which city or state will get what money.
This is the money that New Yorkers are owed, and this is the money that we're going to fight for.
In some ways, even worse than Mamdani, it makes Mamdani possible.
She's completely corrupt.
The question was an obvious one, no matter what your prejudice is.
You know, Mr. Mamdani, it's known to everyone that this is being done with private money, so it's not costing the taxpayers anything.
And also, the president doesn't owe New York City anything.
There are all kinds of rules and regulations surrounding this money.
And everyone knows New York City is the most corrupt city in the world.
So of course the federal government's going to have to hold up money.
I mean, when I was a U.S. attorney in New York, there probably wasn't a government program from the great society that wasn't corrupt.
It's the reason I changed parties way back in 1970.
I saw the great society.
I thought this was wonderful.
The first thing I'm investigating, half the money is going to Democratic crooks.
And that is true throughout.
Why did they spend more money on aliens?
They spent more money on aliens so they could have a little overage for kickbacks.
Just go look at the contracts.
New York city with 8 million people has the same budget as Florida with 22 million people.
What do you think the difference is?
Corruption.
And of course the president has to stop that.
In fact, the Constitution says he has to make sure the laws are faithfully executed.
If he didn't do it, he could be impeached.
So the man is, among other things, highly unqualified.
If he were a Republican conservative, they shouldn't make him mayor.
He's highly unqualified.
He's a child.
He's a rich boy who's never had a job, probably never paid attention in school, doesn't seem to have much of an intellect.
And he's clearly unqualified for maybe, I don't know if it's the second most difficult job in America, certainly one of the 10 most difficult, and requires, even at a minimum, a person of reasonable intellect and integrity.
I've proposed is that we raise $10 billion to pay for our entire economic agenda and start to Trump-proof our city because we know he'll use federal funding as leverage over this city.
And we will do so in two key ways.
The first is to match the state's top corporate tax rate to that of New Jersey.
We are at 7.25%.
They're at 11.5%.
Corporations can pay it over there.
They can pay it over here.
And the beauty of it is that it doesn't just apply to corporations headquartered in New York City.
Because when you say this, people will say, well, they're going to go to Florida.
Wherever you are headquartered, as long as you do business in the state of New York, you are taxable for that corporate tax.
We're talking about corporations that are making millions of dollars, not in revenue, but in profit.
And the second is taxing the top 1% of New Yorkers.
We're talking about people who make a million dollars a year or more, taxing them just by a flat 2% tax increase.
And I know if 50 Cent is listening, he's not going to be happy about this.
He tends to not like this tax policy, but I want to be very clear.
This is about $20,000 a year.
It's a rounding error.
And all of these things together, they make every New Yorker's life better, including those who are actually getting taxed.
And he does it with a smile while he's trying to tax the high hell out of everybody and that he will come after you, even if you are actually not headquartered in New York City.
Mr. Mayor, I actually have great admiration for the president doing this, even though I think he's wrong, because it would be in his interest for Zandami to get elected.
He virtually assures the Congress for us.
I mean, I remember in 2010 when we won the Congress with Pelosi before she reformed.
It's just such a crazy thing to think about that in a weird way, him winning causes the Republicans to keep the House because everything, oh, God, politics is insane.
For those of you that don't remember, if you're on the younger side watching this, like if you don't remember what that guy did to, it wasn't just New York.
He saved America during 9-11.
I mean, trust me, I live there.
We were glued to our TVs every day for weeks.
No one went anywhere for two months.
I lived on 90th and 1st, which was the polar opposite of ground zero there in the city, right?
90 plus blocks away on the other side.
I was on the east side.
And you could smell the soot for weeks and just the fear that everybody had.
And was this just the beginning of endless terror and that he kept everybody calm and rebuilt that place on top of the fact that before that, his legacy was already that he had saved the city from crime and drugs and cleaned it up.
And Times Square was an absolute disaster and he fixed that.
He is a great, great American.
I want to go a little bit more on some of the Mom Dhammi stuff because we talked a little bit about the flight that is basically inevitable if Mom Dami becomes mayor today.
And listen to this from the New York Post.
Hundreds of thousands of New Yorkers are prepared to bolt from the Big Apple if socialist candidate Zorhan Momdami wins Tuesday's mayoral race, potentially setting the stage for the largest population flight in U.S. history.
An alarming new poll warned early Monday.
Around 765,000 people of the 8.4 million residents who call New York City home are preparing to leave, with about 9% of New Yorkers sharing that they would definitely leave if Mom Dami is elected the 111th mayor.
The Daily Mail reported citing a survey conducted by JL Partners.
If those residents were to leave, it would be equal to the population of Washington, D.C., Las Vegas, or Seattle fleeing the city.
Another 25% of New Yorkers, about 2.12 million, said they would consider packing up and leaving.
Among high earners, 7% of those making over $250,000 a year said they would definitely flee.
Guys, it cannot be overstated how dangerous this is, because not only does he have all of the wrong policies, but now if you take, that's 9% of the people.
But let's say that that's over.
Let's say they're just polling over, right?
And it's half of that.
So it's basically 4.5% of the people of New York City flee.
These are the earners.
These are people who build things.
These are job creators.
These are people who pay their fair share of taxes.
There's never a fair enough share that they want, that the Democrats are willing to take.
And then they will bring all of their talents and their skills and their jobs and their families and their law-abiding ways.
And where are they going to bring them?
They're going to bring them down here to Florida, right?
That's where most of the New Yorkers will end up.
Yes, some will go to Texas, some will go to Tennessee, but culturally, Florida makes a little more sense, right?
And that's where so many New Yorkers, you know, the snowbirds have winter homes already and everything else.
Some, if Jersey goes Republican today, will probably just say, all right, you know what, we'll just move 45 minutes the other way and we'll go to Jersey.
But if Jersey sticks with the Democrat, Phil Murphy, then they probably won't go there either, where they are taxed to high hell and everything else.
But this is an absolute pending disaster for the country.
But as Rudy points out, in a weird way, if New York City goes down in the most horrific possible way, and he's definitely emphasizing the Islamism point more than the communism point in some sense.
If it does, then the focus is on that for a year.
And then maybe that allows the Republicans to keep the House.
So maybe there is some silver lining there.
But is that really what we had to do here?
We had to lose New York City so that the country could stay right?
Like it's just such a series of crazy things.
Here is Timu Obama, Hakeem Jeffries, trying to explain that Zorhan is not the future of the Democratic Party, but watch how afraid he is of every word coming out of his own mouth.
No, I think the future of the Democratic Party is going to fall as far as we're concerned relative to the House Democratic Caucus and members who are doing a great work all across the country as it relates to our need to both take back control of the House, but in doing so, make sure that we're communicating to the American people, like we understand, you deserve better.
Middle-aged white liberals are going to kill all of us.
Look at them in their perfectly new clothes.
Can you get a screenshot of that?
I know they're just two random people on the street, so whatever, but like their clothes are perfect and brand new, right?
As if it was from the Jay Peterman catalog, right?
And they're there.
And millionaires don't pay taxes.
Yes, they do.
They pay the bulk of the taxes.
People on the lower end don't pay any.
You just want more of their money.
She has a lovely scarf that she got.
Could put it back.
She just got the scarf today.
They have nice haircuts.
They have perfect liberal glasses and sunglasses.
They've got, like, they're perfect.
They're perfect people who will be dragged out of their beds when the revolution comes because you guys look like you've got some cash and somebody else is going to want it.
So I'm going to guess you guys live on the Upper East Side and you're upset that there are $5 a pound potatoes, but you're at the freaking farmer's market over there.
Go to Gristidi's, which is an absolute dump of a grocery store, and you can get a cheaper potato if you want.
I used to live in New York City.
That's where I used to shop.
But you guys, you are going to usher in something that's going to destroy your lives.
And it's the perfect affect.
We're just out and about.
We have our fancy clothes and we're good people.
And we want, you know what, lady, if people are hungry in New York City, how about you give them some of your money?
Have you thought of doing that?
Or do you only like it when the government comes with a gun to force somebody else to pay for that shit?
Because maybe you guys actually aren't nearly as good as you think.
Here's a bit more from some of the Mamdani-style voters of New York.
unidentified
I think what's really important and standing out for me right now is if we can take ourselves like a high level, like not say immigration, not say economy, not say all the hot talking points, and just ask ourselves, how are we treating our neighbors?
Like, how are we treating one another?
And is it okay that yesterday on Saturday, 42 million of our neighbors no longer can feed themselves?
It is okay.
Is it okay that our neighbors are getting taken off the streets by ICE?
Is it okay that gender-affirming care is being taken from young people who really need it to survive?
Is it okay that the Supreme Court has now justified racial profiling?
Lady, just because you want to chop children's genitals off doesn't mean that New York City should have a communist jihadist mayor from a high level.
Let's not talk about things like immigration or borders.
You might want to talk about those things because the people that are coming in, well, they're not coming in anymore thanks to Donald Trump, but the people who have come in, you're a perfect target for people like them, right?
You are a perfect liberal urbanite who is walking around without any protection, who they would love to do horrible things to, but you are going to vote it in.
And New York City, good luck with that.
Something good did happen yesterday, which is that Nancy Pelosi is not running for election, or re-election, I should say, which makes you wonder what's going to happen to the children, the children, the children.
We'll have more on that in just a second, but first, Morgan and Morgan.
And the children, the children.
If you've ever been seriously hurt in an accident, your injury could actually be worth millions.
Insurance companies love to lowball claims offering way less than what you deserve.
That's why there's Morgan and Morgan, America's largest injury law firm with over a thousand attorneys across 50 states.
They've been fighting for people for more than 30 years and they don't settle for low ball offers.
Just recently, they won $12 million in Florida, $26 million in Philadelphia, and $6.8 million in New York, all way above what insurance companies offered.
And the best part, it's completely free unless you win.
No upfront costs, no hidden fees.
It takes only a couple minutes to see if you have a case.
Did you know you can start a claim with America's largest injury law firm in just one click?
It's super easy.
Just go to ForThePeople.com slash Rubin or click the link in the description and pin comment.
So 85-year-old Nancy Pelosi is not going to run for re-election.
This, according to Breaking 911, breaking report, Nancy Pelosi, 85, will not seek re-election in 2026, marking the end of her time in Congress.
This is a woman who is worth, Joseph, how much is she worth today?
See, she somehow trades about 800% over the market.
She's going to be okay.
She's going to be okay.
She'll still be able to get booze.
She'll still be able to count her money and dive in it like Scrooge McDuck and all of those things.
She's worth $413 million.
My God.
Anyway, she has announced she will not run for re-election at 85 years young, and here she is going out in style.
The destruction of San Francisco, the destruction of California, the flight from that once great state that was the dream of the country.
It was literally the dream of the country, right?
It was the gold rush.
We're going to go west, and we're going to finally get to California and build it into this unbelievable thing with extraordinary geography that should have every advantage.
And now people flee it because they are fleeing that man.
It should be noted that Pelosi is ant by marriage to Gavin Newsom.
I mean, to be at that table during Thanksgiving, like that devil-worshipping, eating children table, awful.
Here's Gavin's wife, who is also equally as awful as the rest of them.
unidentified
And I will tell you right now, I will not raise my children to think Donald Trump is an acceptable American leader.
Or that he is what the leader of our great country should behave like.
I won't raise them to think his terror enables his power and that his greed equals success.
He is the exact opposite of what real strength looks like.
So in our house, Gavin and I will continue to teach our kids what strength really looks like.
Locking people in their homes while you eat dinner at the most expensive restaurant in all of Sonoma.
Is that what strength looks like?
Is strength looks like having orgies when you guys were mayor and wife of mayor in San Francisco?
Like, what is strength?
You will not teach your children that Donald Trump is acceptable.
Donald Trump, who's fixing the country.
Lockbox.
I'm just putting it in the lockbox for just a second.
Harvest Rite.
We'll have more in a second.
Let's face it, guys.
Eating healthy can be a challenge when life gets busy, but the Harvest Right freeze dryer has completely transformed the way one approaches meal prep.
With the new single prep session, it's now possible to store homemade, nutrient-rich meals for months or even years without preservatives and without stress.
From roasted vegetables to smoothie ingredients to full grain bowls, almost anything can be freeze-dried.
When it's time to eat, just rehydrate a prepared meal and enjoy healthy, effortless food, perfect for those always on the go.
It's like having a reliable backup plan for every weeknight dinner emergency.
Even snacks get a serious upgrade.
Freeze-dried apples, strawberries, and mangoes become go-to treats, naturally sweet with no added sugar.
They're not only satisfying, but also kid-approved.
For anyone tired of relying on takeout or watching fresh produce go to waste, this is the kitchen upgrade that makes all the difference, and it's a serious money saver, too.
Take control of your meals at harvestrite.com/slash Ruben.
All right, let's jump back over to, well, it's not actually to CNN, but it is related to CNN host Abby Phillip.
And you know this lady, she hosts that eight o'clock show.
It's where Scott Jennings smacks around a bunch of leftist dingbats, and she sits there, and you can tell there's not a lot going on in her brain, but she can occasionally move the conversation along.
Here she went on that guy, Lenny, what are they Charlemagne?
And then you had to read the retraction and you just look ridiculous.
I mean, I love it.
They hand her a piece of paper in the middle of the show.
Can you imagine just being live on air and someone hands you a piece of paper?
Like, how?
Oh.
Oh, see that?
Great show, Dave.
Someone's getting lunch today, Joseph.
All right, guys, we got one more for you today because it is a bit of a bizarre day, but I wanted to end on a positive note.
Alex Carp, who we've shown you a couple videos of, he is the CEO of Palantir.
Here he has, I think, an excellent explainer on what will overall happen to Democrats in the long term and how people will eventually wake up to this nonsense.
And that's what Palantir and all the people in this room, I hope we're here to serve the American people.
And my version of service is the soldiers are happier, that enemies are scared, and Americans go back to enjoying the fact that we're the only one with a real tech scene in this country and we're going to win everything.
Well, winning everything would be pretty good, but I'll settle for the first part, which is how about just some safe streets?
How about stop pushing all this crap on us?
You know, he calls it the woke pagan ideology.
I mean, that really is what's being pushed on New York City right now because it's wokeness, it's communism, it's that dash of jihad.
It's all of the, all of the bad stuff is now about to be voted in by the people of New York.
And again, as I said earlier, the saving grace maybe is that if New York City burns, and what a horrible, what a horrible position to put the good New Yorkers in, but maybe that enables the Republicans to get momentum for the midterms.
Like what an unbelievable Faustian bargain that is.
Like just terrible.
But we shall see.
And as Rudy said, look, a miracle could happen, an absolute miracle could happen.
We shall see good luck, New York, good luck, New Jersey, good luck, Minnesota.
And I think there might be a couple other elections going on.
I thank you guys for watching.
We got a post-game show at RubinReport.locals.com in 30 seconds.