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It happened again, folks. Donald Trump. in New York City, Mayor Mom Donnie held. a press conference outside Gracie. Mansion in New York City. Donald Trump. saying, "I want Mayor Mom Donnie to be a. great mayor. He certainly has. potential." Donald Trump continuing to. praise New York City Mayor Mom Donnie in. public, which has the remaining Trump. supporters, and there ain't all that. many left saying, "What the hell is. going on here?" play this clip.

>> No, I I certainly hope he will be a. great mayor. You have to understand, I. want what's good for New York. I want. what's good for the country. So, if I. had a choice of having him be a bad. mayor or horrible mayor, I don't want. that. I want him to be a great mayor. And he's certainly got potential. Got. great potential. >> Thank you so much. That's all the time. we have. >> More of Donald Trump talking about how. much he loves Gracie Mansion and how. he's seen a number of mayors, some who. are good, some who are not so great. and. he says, "You're off to a start there,

New York City Mayor Mum Donnie." Here, play this clip. >> Mr. Mayor, Mr. President, this is the. first time that a sitting president has. visited Gracie Mansion in decades. Mr. President, on the way here, you posted. that this is one of your favorite places. in the world. Why is that? And Mr. Mayor, what did you show the president? What did you want to see? >> Well, I can say from my standpoint, I. love New York. And this represents New. York. This is where the mayor lived and. uh continues to live. And we were.

discussing it a long time ago when you. first got elected. I said, "Well, you're. going to move because you you were maybe. having some doubts about moving in. because it is a little bit on the. luxurious side." And I said, "When. you're the mayor, you have to live. there." So, uh and he's done that. And. it was very nice inside, beautifully. kept, and but it's a very very uh. representative place of New York. Very. important place. We we appreciate the president's.

commitment to the city and today, you. know, the the president shared many of. his memories of having been to Gracie. Mansion before, having been out here uh. as well on the lawn and we appreciated. the conversation of how we can work. together to deliver a lower cost of. living for New Yorkers. Thank. >> a reporter then asked Donald Trump what. his views are about the fact that a lot. of New York City residents are on. protective status. Then Donald Trump. said Mayor Mom Donnie told me he feels.

very strongly about protecting the. people on protective status. Here he. play this clip. >> The mayor will say to take a few. questions. Um he gets a lot of New. Yorkers are here on protected status and. it's been removed. >> Well, the mayor feels very strongly. about it. I can tell you and he did. bring it up, but he feels very very. strongly about it. >> How do you feel? >> I feel strongly about a lot of things. I. feel strongly about taking care of. people and that's what we do. We're. doing a good job of it. >> And Donald Trump said that he told New.

York City Mayor Mom Donnie that he. understands why mom Donnie may not want. to live in Gracie Mansion because of how. luxurious it is, but that as the New. York City mayor, you got to live there. Is this the strangest freaking press. conference you've ever seen as Donald. Trump literally kind of shrivels in the. presence of New York City Mayor Mom. Donnie? Here, play this clip. >> Say, from my standpoint, I love New York. and this represents New York. This is. where the mayor lived and uh continues. to live. And we were discussing it a.

long time ago when you first got. elected. I said, "Well, are you going to. move?" Cuz you you were maybe having. some doubts about moving in because it. is a little bit on the luxurious side. And I said, "When you're the mayor, you. have to live there." So, uh, and he's. done that. And it was very nice inside, beautifully kept, and but it's a very. very, uh, representative place of New. York, very important place. You know, we we appreciate the. president's commitment to the city. And.

today, you know, the the president. shared many of his memories of having. been to Gracie Mansion before, having. been out here, uh, as well on the lawn, and we appreciated the conversation of. how we can work together to deliver a. lower cost of living for New Yorkers. >> Thank A reporter then asks New York City. Mayor Mom Donnie, "So, what's your. response to Donald Trump banning press. outlets from the White House like. Politico and CNN and MS now?" To which. New York City and Mayor Mum Donnie says, "Well, I told them I don't agree. I have.

the press here. I'm having all the press. here. We have freedom of speech and. freedom of the press here in New York. City." Here, play this clip. >> Thank you, Mayor. To you first. What's. your response to President Trump banning. outlets from the White House grounds? Did you challenge him at all about this. in your meeting with him? Historians and. legal scholars have called it textbook. authoritarianism. And Mr. President, are. you banning outlets like MS Now, CNN,

and uh Politico in order to distract. from the Iran war and high gas prices? You know, I I I told the president uh. that we're going to have all of the. members of the press here on the lawn, and that is something that I believe in. is is everyone, no matter the opinion or. the critique that we engage. >> Another reporter asks New York City. Mayor Mom Donnie, like, do you think. this tactic is productive for you to be. soft with Trump like this? Like, do you.

think this is working? And I'll show you. what New York City Mayor Manny has to. say here. Play this clip. Do you still. think that this tactic is worth it to. sort of take a softer touch with the. president in exchange for maybe sparing. New York City more enforcement? And is. there a point where this no longer makes. sense for you? >> You know, the president and I have both. been very frank about the many. disagreements that we have and. immigration is one of those places. uh. we've both spoken about very different. approaches, very different beliefs and I.

will continue to have conversations with. the president and frankly with anyone. who can deliver relief to the people of. this city. And to me, you know, in the. past meeting at the meeting, we spoke. about Sunnyside Yard, we introduced that. conversation. 30 minutes after the last. meeting, he he called me to let me know. that the list of students that we had. put forward to him that he was going to. release one of them. Soon after that, he. released another one of them. And. frankly, if if a meeting can be the. difference between detention and. dignity, it's a meeting worth taking. Uh.

all while being honest about the. disagreements that we do have. >> Thank you. That's all the time we have. >> Thank you. >> A reporter then says, "Should you be. criticized for even holding this meeting. with Donald Trump in the first place? Here's what Mom Donnie says. Let's play. it. >> That I committed over the course of the. campaign as well as while being in. office that I would meet with anyone, work with anyone that could deliver for. New Yorkers. And in the previous. meetings I've had with President Trump, we've been able to secure the release of. a New York City college student who had.

been detained by ICE, uh we've been able. to move forward what has been a. long-standing dream uh about the. construction of Sunnyside Yard. And we. know we have significant way to go. But. these meetings do truly assists in in. that path. And to me, the question. always is how can we deliver for the. city? How can we deliver for the people. of the city? And so having a. conversation about potentially building. 12,000 homes, about the importance of of. our Haitian neighbors here in this city, those are conversations that are. worthwhile to have. And to the first.

question, uh this was part of a. conversation I was having with the. president and I invited the president um. to to come to Gracie Mansion and he had. also remarked to me in prior. conversations about how much how many. memories he has of of this as as a home. for prior mayors. And I thought it would. be a good location for a continuation of. the conversation of how to deliver for. the people who are being priced out of. the city. >> More from New York City, Mayor Mum. Donnie over here about what he says is a. major priority for him. And he says,

"When I talk to Donald Trump, I tell him. about the struggles that people face in. this city. We talk about lifting the. weight off New York City residents back. Here what Here's Watch this response. here. Play this clip. >> We both are so fortunate to serve New. York City. Each time the president and I speak, it. is about the same topics. How to improve. the lives of New Yorkers and how to use. the power of government to take on the. cost of living crisis, to grow our. economy, and to build a better, stronger.

New York. Each day, millions of New. Yorkers struggle to get by. In a city. where a decent life costs too much, where a future of possibility and. prosperity feels forever just one. paycheck out of reach, where dignity is. not accorded to all, but only afforded. by some. I have said time and again that. I will work with anyone, no matter what. party they belong to, no matter how much. we may disagree on other topics, whoever. has the power and the will to lift that. weight off New Yorkers backs. At a time.

where hundreds of thousands of New. Yorkers are asking the questions of how. they can afford this city, I appreciate. the conversation the president and I. have had on the subject of how we can. make it easier to afford life in this. great city that we call our home. With. that, >> more from New York City Mayor Mom Donnie. over here talking about one of the. focuses of the conversation has been. about housing. Let's play this clip. You. know, one of the focuses of the. conversation that the president and I.

have been having is about the. possibility of building more housing. here in New York City. We've spoken. about Sunnyside Yard, and it's a real. pleasure that just today we've agreed to. set up a new level of that conversation. between our housing and operations team. at city hall and the White House team. because what we're speaking about is. 12,000 homes, 30,000 jobs, the prospect. of an entire new neighborhood in a city. where housing is the number one cost. And I appreciate the president, his.

interest in this, and we also know the. president not just as the leader of the. country, but also as someone who has. built quite a lot of housing here in our. city. I don't know, Mr. President, you. want to add? >> Well, I can tell you that Sunnyside's a. big job. I've been watching that for 35. years. Everybody's wanted to do. something with Sunnyside Yards. when we. met at the White House a couple of. times, but we met at the White House. Uh. the mayor brought that up, the. possibility of doing Sunnyside Yards, it's a very uh I would say that was a. very federal oriented job. You're going.

to need a lot of federal approvals and. probably some federal money to do it, but uh it's always been a great. location. I owned a building in. Sunnyside. It was a great building. I. know it very well. So, when he mentioned. Sunnyside Yards, they've been talking. about developing that for 50 years. So. maybe they have a shot at doing it. >> Then after whatever the hell that was, Donald Trump left Gracie Mansion, you. see over there. And then he started. doing what he always does, which is. whine. Donald Trump attacks a judge that.

he appointed during his first term, Judge Kelly. And Trump already predicts. that he's going to lose the lawsuit that. was filed against him by Politico, CNN, and MS Now, which was assigned in. Washington DC federal court to Judge. Kelly, a federal judge who Trump. appointed. And here's what Trump writes. As expected, fake news, CNN, Politico, pay back the $8 million contribution. made by the government to keep them. afloat. and MS now, formerly MSDNC, have.

brought suit to gain access to the White. House. And your president, me, they have. drawn a great judge for them, a man who. ruled in favor of Jim Acasta, who now. seems to have disappeared from the. planet. The judge's name is Tim Kelly, and he was sadly appointed by Trump. In. other words, almost without question and. as usual will go for appeal because fake. news people and publications that only.

write negatively and who violate. national security by writing false and. defamatory stories with unknown sources. shouldn't be allowed access to the most. important office anywhere in the world. It's called the Oval Office and it. should be treated with decorum, respect, and dignity. By the way, all things that. Donald Trump is not doing with the Oval. Office. has utterly disgraced it. Turned. it into this like dystopian. fake gold that looks like a bunch of dog.

piss all over the walls at this point. And no wonder Donald Trump's approval is. at an all-time low. The latest Ipsos. Reuters poll has Donald Trump's approval. at 32%. Republican approval dropped nine points. in just one week. His approval amongst. Republicans is now only at 73%. And for the first time, more Republicans. disapprove than approve of his handling. of the cost of living. The Iran war and. surging fuel prices are drivers. Both.

contradict his 2024 promises, of course. Then you look at the American Research. Group poll. Trump's approval at 29%. His. disapproval at 68%. His approval has. dipped into the 20s, folks, and it's. only getting lower. That's probably why. he wanted to be in the presence of. someone whose approval is basically at. 70%, trying to use that to boost his. popularity. Who the hell knows? But. that's what went down moments ago. Let.

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