New York Billionaire drops NIGHTMARE NEWS for Mamdani

In today's video, we have breaking news.

Zora Mandani, the mayor of New York

City, has just gotten some bad news. The

Citadel CEO that he name dropped during

his viral video about taxing the rich.

It seems like he'll be taking his

business down to Miami. And DC police

officers are now being terminated

because they were caught cooking the

books regarding crime data. Let's hear

what Ken Griffin had to say about the

mayor and what he plans to do moving

forward. Take a look.

>> So, where does that leave us at 350

Park?

That leaves us with the fact that we

went to Miami and revised our building

plan to make it a bigger office

building.

>> You're bailing.

>> So, so what do we do at 350 is is is a

still a point of discussion internally,

but what is no longer a point of

discussion is that Miami is now, you

know, one of the when when we moved from

Chicago, there was a debate between New

York and Miami.

It's unquestionably

true that we made the right choice. I'll

leave it at that. It's unquestionably

true that we made the right choice. And

now, and now what the mayor of New York

has made clear to my partners and

principally my New York partners, my New

York partners, is that we need to double

down on our bet in Miami because we want

to be in a state that embraces that

embraces business, that embraces

education, that embraces personal

freedom and liberty, and that embraces

people having an opportunity to live the

American dream and a dream of earned

success. pass not a dream of

redistributive handouts that leave

people dependent on government for their

lives and their livelihoods in a way

that takes away dignity and honor. Now,

the problem here for Mandani is he's

learning on the job. He has no

experience as mayor. He's getting

experience obviously um and he's already

made a few mistakes in my opinion. Uh

you know, one could be not backing the

NYPD. I that's definitely true.

Secondly, uh doubling down on sanctuary

city policies. And uh three, pissing off

billionaires who contribute to not only

the local economy there, but thousands

of jobs. We just saw what happened with

Katie Wilson in Seattle. Boeing gone,

Starbucks gone. I mean, those are

thousands of jobs. That's part of the

economy. So, I I find it interesting

that they're willing to burn it down in

the name of saving it, if that makes

sense. I I don't know what they're

saving, though, because it won't work.

Let's go to Jessica Rojos. She's a state

representative out of New York and she's

echoing the policies of Mandani. Take a

listen.

>> There are over 150 billionaires with

collective wealth of over 975

billion.

>> And who's leaving New York?

>> It's not those wealthy, the millionaires

and billionaires.

>> As Morris Pearl said, they're rich

because they can live anywhere. That's

right.

>> They can live anywhere. It is the

working class. It is the black and brown

communities. It is those that have came

to New York to build a life that have to

leave because they can't afford it.

>> Rent is too damn high.

>> And the rent is too damn high.

>> So, let's just dive a little deeper on

this issue about high rents. It's not

just New York City. This is happening in

San Francisco as well. Well, if you just

do a little research, you'd come to find

that the biggest factor is zoning and

land use restrictions. What does that

mean exactly? Both cities have made it

illegal or extremely difficult to build

dense housing across most of their land

area. Uh for an example, New York does

not allow uh high density housing in the

outer burrows of the um city limits if

if that makes sense. Um uh they they

only allow single family or lowrise uh

apartments. So what happens uh the

demand is going up but the supply isn't

there and so the price skyrockets. Now,

here's another thing that I think you'd

find interesting. Uh, the permitting

process, and obviously in California,

it's outrageous. But more importantly is

this. People who've lived in New York

City for quite some time and own

property there, they benefit when the

prices go up. So, why would they vote

for policies that would make the prices

come down? That's a very good question.

Now, let's go to our next update. DC

police officers are now being terminated

because it has been confirmed that they

were cooking the books regarding crime

data. This is huge. Take a listen.

>> Leadership under fire within the DC

police force. The Washington Post says

three sources indicate multiple

highranking DC police officials have

been served papers saying the department

intends to fire them. Reporting some of

the proposed firings are connected to an

internal probe that crime data was

manipulated.

>> Are you guys cooking the books? Uh, I

think we're not.

>> Both the Republican le House oversight

committee and the Department of Justice

launched investigations into the

allegations. The DOJ later accused then

police chief Pamela Smith of creating a

culture of fear and pressuring

commanders to downgrade serious

offenses, claims she denied.

>> Never will I ever compromise my

integrity

>> for a few crime numbers. So, these DC

law enforcement officials are getting

exactly what they deserve. Remember when

DC was a uh special project for

President Trump. We brought this up

multiple times on this show that DC was

cooking the books regarding how they

were classifying crimes. Now,

accountability is here and people are

being let go. Now, to back up my

statement and the reporting, let's go

back to of the year of 2020. District of

Columbia had settled a lawsuit with

former Sergeant Charlotte, I'm not even

going to butcher her name, a

whistleblower who alleged the MPD

systematically manipulated crime data by

downgrading felonies to misdemeanor. So,

if this was already happening in 2020,

they settled in court or out of court in

August of 2025, it makes sense that

they're finally getting around to

letting people go. if we can only have

this level of accountability across the

country like you know uh Los Angeles or

Minneapolis of other places, right? But

this is great news. It

>> was back in July that News4 first

reported that then Chief of Police

Pamela Smith had placed third district

commander Michael Pium on leave and

accused him of changing crime data,

lowering the classification of crimes so

it would not show up in the most serious

offenses. Pium denied the charges. After

our report aired, President Trump in the

weeks after held a news conference at

the White House and announced the

federal takeover of the police

department. Trump said he was doing it

in part because of quote phony crime

numbers. In our report, Union President

Greg Petan leveled his own allegations,

saying manipulating crime stats in the

police department was widespread and

that officials on a regular basis were

downgrading serious violent crimes to

lesser crimes so that it would not show

up in the department's crime stats. Two

law enforcement sources tell News 4 that

a number of highlevel officials did not

show up at the crime briefing, which is

normally held on Mondays. I also spoke

not only to Chief Carol who said that he

couldn't comment. I spoke to the US

attorney Janine Piro. She also declined

a comment.

>> Now for my folks out there who want to

make everything about race, particularly