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**Victor Davis Hanson** (2:00)
Hello, this is Victor Davis Hanson for The Daily Signal. On July 3rd, the mayor of New York, Zoran Mondami, and I don't quite know why the mayor seems to think he speaks for the entire nation, but he wanted to give a 4th of July speech to the nation at large. It wasn't a speech, it was an indictment.
What I could condense his speech, it was essentially that America was ruled by white racists, and they had been very unfair in the past to everyone but themselves, including people, as he said, quote unquote, the rest of us. He included himself in the group of people supposedly who had calloused hands, who did the work, but they were not paid fairly or they got the raw end of the deal in a racist and unfair America. He also said it was based, it being privileged was based on the right shade of skin and the right accent. And again, he included himself as if he had been a victim.
There's two things about Mandami everybody should remember. One, he's very, very wealthy and he's very, very privileged. Two, he's very racist. And let me explain. Mandami comes from the 1% expatriate, what he would call in Marxist terms, settler colonialists that went to Uganda to get rich. And today, they only constitute about 60,000 or 70,000 people in a multi-million person country, but they control 60% of the GDP. So he came from Uganda and he came to the United States. His father is an endowed professor at Columbia University, very richly paid. His mother is a subsidized, very successful, though, filmmaker. Both of them have expressed, like their son, Mondami, anti-American sentiments, even though they came as immigrants asking the host to welcome them, which we did. She's also a beneficiary of millions of dollars from illiberal Guttar, who pays a lot of her tabs. As far as race goes, there has been no one who is more racially insensitive than Zoran Mondami. Let me explain. He said that he wanted to go into whiter neighborhoods and tax them whiter, richer neighborhoods. If he really wants to go in and tax richer neighborhoods, I don't know what he means by tax, then why did he have to say white? If he thinks that rich people are all white people, the largest poverty group in the United States are white.
The richest ethnic group is Zoran Mandami's Indian Americans. They have the highest per capita and highest per family income. He could have said then if he was not a racist, we're just going to go in and look at richer neighborhoods. Or if he wanted to talk about rich and race simultaneously, and he wanted to be honest, he said, we're going to go in and look at richer and more Indian American groups like my own who were the richest in the United States. Of course, he wouldn't do that. He's also said that APAC, a Jewish advocacy group, are monsters. He doesn't say that CARE are any Muslim group or any other group. Only Jews are monstrous. He had a housing secretary, a person who's in charge or would be in charge of all public housing in New York, thousands of apartments. She said housing is a weapon of white supremacy. I don't know what that means. Apparently, she thinks too many white people have saved, put down a down payment, make their mortgage payments regularly and in full, and therefore they exercise white supremacy. I don't know what she means about that. She's also said that she doesn't want to see any more whites in office platforms. In other words, she wants to adjudicate who is running New York by the color of their skin. Remember, this comes from a man who lectured us about the shades of people's skin. He had an appointment secretary. It has a long name, but I'll just shorten it to Carolyn DaCosta.
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