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Trump's 'Communist' Foe: Can Zoram Mamdani, a Muslim of Indian Origin Become New York's Mayor?

📅 November 04, 2025 12:00 AM 🕐 Scraped: November 05, 2025

Summary: This special report focuses on the New York mayoral race and the political phenomenon of Zoram Mamdani, a candidate of South Asian origin, taking on former governor Andrew Cuomo. Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist David K. Johnston, who has tracked Donald Trump's career, states Mamdani's core appeal is the promise: 'I'm going to make life better for you.' The discussion analyses Mamdani's platform of freezing rents and making buses free, which has drawn large crowds and significant enthusiasm. The segment explores whether his Muslim heritage is a liability in an era of rising anti-immigrant rhetoric, particularly from Donald Trump, who has labelled Mamdani a 'communist'. It weighs if Mamdani's success is a testament to New York's multiculturalism or a reflection of widespread anger over the cost of living.

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