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Even bunker-busters dropped on a major enemy can't top the news cycle for a whole week these days, but James, Charlie and Steve get to that along with today's Supreme Court decision drop. They're joined by Manhattan Institute president Reihan Salam to discuss New York City voters' decision to let Zorhan Mamdani turn America's largest city into a hipster paradise.
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Nice graphic. But some yells of "Finish her!" from the audience would make it even better.
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Zorhan was born in Uganda to foreign parents and thus is not eligible to become president.
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Yet.
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Under our living Consitution…
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Yes. I can imagine them trying at some point.
And I'm not a "birther" when it comes to our first half-black bi-curious President, but his outlook was definitely foreign-born.
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