Trump DOJ PUMPS THE BRAKES On Zohran Mamdani ILLEGAL AND RACIST Anti-White Race Program!

This morning, New York City Mayor Zoran

Mandani announced a citywide racial

equity plan and a true cost of living

measure. I'll let him tell you more

about it.

>> More than 5 million New Yorkers are not

earning enough money to match the cost

of living here in a city. So, what the

true cost of living shows us is exactly

that in the name. It shows us something

that captures the scale of a cost of

living crisis that is often missed by

the typical indicators. Working-class

New Yorkers are four times as likely to

leave the city than wealthy New Yorkers

when it comes to the cost of living

crisis. The racial equity plan is a plan

of hundreds of pages that is informed by

plans from more than 40 different

agencies for how to deliver on racial

equity across city policy, city

government. It sets out goals. It sets

out indicators. And frankly, what this

is is a preliminary plan. It's a first

step because now we're opening it up for

public comment from New Yorkers to hear

from them before we finalize a plan

sometime by about mid July. The other

thing I would say to New Yorkers is we

want to hear from you. We are opening up

the public comment period for for 30

days and we would love for you to share

your opinions with us.

>> Thank you so much. I certainly will.

>> Thank you.

>> Boy, so we got to talk about woke New

York City Democrat mayor Zoram Mandami.

The socialist who is now embracing

cultural Marxism. Okay, remember this

guy uh as a part of his tax plan said he

wanted to tax whiter neighborhoods,

right? He wanted it taxed based off skin

color

>> and realized there's a policy proposal

that says your plan and I'm going to

quote it for folks is to shift the tax

burden from overtaxed homeowners in the

outer burrows to more expensive homes in

richer and whiter neighborhoods. Explain

why you are bringing race into your tax

proposal.

>> That is just an description of what we

see right now. It's not driven by race.

It's more of an assessment of what

neighborhoods are being undertaxed

versus overt taxed. So, no plans to

change that language on your website.

That's

>> the the focus here is to actually ensure

a fair property tax system and that the

use of that language is just an

assessment of the neighborhood.

>> So, nobody should be surprised to hear

that he has announced a plan to do more

anti-white discrimination. Okay. This

time he has a racial equity plan uh that

he announced uh in order to solve

systemic racism in New York City. Okay.

Now, we've heard this story before from

these woke Democrats. This is what they

embrace. Uh this type of again, cultural

Marxism, racial division, uh is now

front and center once again right from

the Democrat party. Take a look. Today's

announcement has two parts. The

preliminary citywide racial equity plan

and the inaugural New York City true

cost of living measure. Together, these

reports establish a framework for how

our city will both measure affordability

and plan for the future. The true cost

of living measure confirms what New

Yorkers have long known to be true. Too

many people cannot afford the city that

they love. New York City is home to

skyscrapers, million-dollar listings, $9

lattes, and yet more than three in five

New Yorkers, 62%

cannot keep up with the cost of living

in this city. Despite the incredible

wealth of our city, our poverty rate is

double that of the national average and

it is getting worse year over year. And

while today's true cost of living

measure confirms that the affordability

crisis touches every corner of our city,

we know that these effects are not

applied evenly. So often it is black and

brown New Yorkers who are hit the

hardest. This preliminary racial equity

plan is the first step in developing a

whole of government approach to tackling

that reality. It is a plan that lays out

these first steps to solve decades of

neglect and discrimination and it places

the work of 45 city agencies within a

singular framework. This plan was born

during a defining moment in our city's

history when New Yorkers were in the

streets in the midst of a global

pandemic, calling for justice, demanding

accountability, and bearing witness to

brutality unfolding on our streets and

on our screens. In that moment, our city

was asked to reckon with the deep

systemic inequities that have long

shaped life here and to do better.

>> You've got to do better, Senator.

>> New Yorkers across all five burrows

answered that call. Their voices, their

advocacy, and their persistence are what

brought us to this moment. The release

of the preliminary citywide racial

equity plan is a reflection of that

collective mandate. It is not just a

document. It is a commitment. A

commitment to confront institutional and

systemic racism within our city and to

begin the work of dismantling it.

>> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. So, what do we have

here? Right. What do we have here? We

have what leftists would call systemic

and institutionalized racism.

If if it was a white person saying all

the things that Zoron Mandami said,

right, for the benefit of whites, right?

If if he said, "Look, we're launching

this program in order to help whites,

okay? We're going to focus on whites."

That would be called racist, right?

Institutional racism. But yet yet

because it's Zor Mandami who's not white

focusing on so-called black and brown

workers saying that he's going to

prioritize them, right? He wants to uh

build city policy based off race, right?

Uh leftists for whatever reason aren't

calling out this systemic racism, right?

This institutionalized racism because

that's what this is, right? Let's be

real. That's what it is. Okay? This is

the same guy whose tax plan was, yeah,

yeah, let's tax the whites, right? We're

gonna tax based off skin color and race.

Amazing. Democrats are openly pro

promoting racism,

institutional racism, systemic racism.

This is what they're actively promoting

in 2026. This is part of the reason why

I'm not that worried about a great

Democrat comeback, right? I'm not that

worried about the so-called blue wave if

Virginia is any indication. Okay. Uh

voters still hate wokeness. Okay. And

when they get a taste of wokeness, uh

they reject it. Now, it's going to take

a little bit longer for New York City to

uh realize um that uh they made a

mistake with Zoron.

But same people, it doesn't take too

long to uh realize that this is um

nonsensical, right? This is nonsensical

and this is not good for our country.

So, what we have here is straight up

racism. That's what we have here. And

because of that, you have a top DOJ

official saying that the New York City

Zora Mandami's long delayed racial

equity report sounds fishy and that

they're going to investigate. Right?

They're pumping the brakes on uh this

racist plan. Right. The Trump

administration is reviewing a quote

unquote racial equity plan released by

Mayor Zoram Mandami with a top

Department of Justice official calling

the city's proposal fishy. Mandami on

Monday unveiled the long delayed

preliminary citywide racial equity plan

which found that roughly 200,000 black

New Yorkers were forced out of the Big

Apple between 2000 and 2020 because they

could no longer afford day-to-day

expenses. Now again, the funny part

about this is that they can't afford it

because uh taxes keep going up. Uh the

government keeps spending money they

don't have. Uh that's why the cost of

living keeps going up, right? It keeps

going up because of these far-left