The Rubin Report Zohran Mamdani Humiliates Himself by Breaking His First Promise Only 24 Hours After His Win
Nov 6, 2025
Zohran Mamdani's quick shift from promise to plea for donor funds raises eyebrows. Donald Trump fires back at Mamdani's victory speech, sparking political tensions. Ben Shapiro highlights potential threats from Mamdani's far-left rhetoric, worrying both parties. Discussions around anti-business policies and concerns over NYC's leadership shake-up unfold. Could Mamdani's approach drive high earners out of the city? Plus, a lively Q&A tackles education, free speech, and the curious dependence of socialists on capitalism.
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FDNY Chief Resigns Over Election
- Rubin recounts FDNY commissioner Robert Tucker resigning after Mamdani's election over anti-Israel concerns.
- He frames Tucker as a competent civil servant choosing to leave rather than stay under the new mayor.
Potential Exodus Of New Yorkers
- Rubin cites a poll claiming up to 9% of NYC residents would definitely leave if Mamdani wins.
- He warns the likely exodus will disproportionately remove higher earners and productive citizens.
Red States Poised To Gain From Flight
- Rubin suggests states like Florida will gain migrants fleeing NYC and benefit politically and economically.
- He frames relocation as a transfer of talent and tax base from blue to red states.