Media Exposed with Adam Weiss - November 9, 2025

Summary

Podcast Summary: Media Exposed with Adam Wise

Podcast: Real America’s Voice
Air Date: November 10, 2025
Host: Adam Wise
Guests: Emma Mitchum, David Zier, Mike Crispy

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Overview

This episode of "Media Exposed" dives deep into the recent U.S. elections—focusing on New York, New Jersey, and Virginia—as well as their implications for the coming midterms. Host Adam Wise examines how mainstream media coverage shapes narratives, analyzes the government shutdown’s electoral effects, explores the historic election of New York’s first Muslim and self-described socialist mayor, and spotlights notable interviews and viral moments. Through a conservative lens, Wise critically assesses what he considers media bias, strategic political maneuvering, and changing cultural tides.

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Main Themes and Discussion Points

1. Election Results and Media Narratives

Timestamps: [03:12]–[09:08]; [15:13]–[19:51]; [28:45]–[39:52]

• Democratic wins in Virginia and New Jersey regarded by media as a "rebuke" of MAGA and Donald Trump.
• Adam argues these states are historically “tough, blue states” and dismisses the “rebuke” narrative, noting Trump’s absence directly affected enthusiasm and turnout.

  “But was it really? …without Trump on the ballot, you don’t have as much enthusiasm… He is the marketing genius…” – Adam Wise [03:12]

• Government shutdown as a decisive local factor, especially in northern Virginia, due to heavy concentration of government workers who tend to vote Democrat.

2. Government Shutdown: Coverage and Impact

Timestamps: [03:12]–[04:50]; [51:55]–[52:49]

• Mainstream media overwhelmingly portrayed Democrats as favorable during the shutdown, per Media Research Center stats cited by Adam.

  “83 statements from the news favored Democrats… 12 statements favored Republicans. That’s what you have to play with when it comes to the mainstream Media…” – Adam Wise [03:41]

• Guest Mike Crispy agrees cuts and job uncertainty among government workers likely affected the Virginia race.

3. New York City Mayoral Election: Zoran Mamdani’s Victory

Timestamps: [05:45]–[10:16]; [28:45]–[39:52]

• Zoran Mamdani becomes NYC’s first Muslim and self-identified socialist mayor after defeating Andrew Cuomo (endorsed by Trump) and Curtis Sliwa (Republican).
• Adam criticizes mainstream and liberal media (specifically Vogue) for celebratory coverage focused on Mamdani’s identity and fashion sense while ignoring similar stories for Republican women or Melania Trump.

  “Vogue...As soon as he wins, they’re covering their fashion. This is…kind of exactly the playbook the media does… If they did this towards Republicans…I’d say fine…But they never do.” – Adam Wise [06:25]

• Guests analyze Mamdani’s victory speech as divisive and lacking grace:

  “This guy is Frank out there. What are you attacking, Trump? You just won. Be graceful. Invite people in.” – Adam Wise [37:46] “His fun guy Persona disappeared the minute he got a chance to make that victory speech. He thinks he’s Tyler Durden in Fight Club.” – David Zier [38:05]

• Discussion on demographic and voting patterns:
  • Mamdani secured over 78% of voters under 30 and 77% of liberal voters.
  • Debate on whether NYC may see an exodus of certain types of residents and an influx of others (“Mamdani migration”).

  "If you're a criminal, it's a great time to move to New York City...if you're an illegal immigrant...He will protect you." – Patrick Bet-David [31:45]

4. Media Bias and Selective Coverage

Timestamps: [03:12]–[06:25]; [10:37]–[11:52]; [13:35]–[15:48]; [23:31]–[24:44]

• Adam challenges the mainstream media’s selective coverage, especially regarding high-profile Democrats versus Republicans and conservatives.
• Notes the lack of positive fashion or cultural coverage for Melania Trump, despite her background.
• Cites a favorable ABC profile of black conservative influencer CJ Pearson as a rare exception.

  “For a decade we’ve been saying…all they do is look to make us look bad because they don’t want to grow that pie…So, here’s another one who’s growing the pie…” – Adam Wise [19:11]

5. Polarization and Cultural Trends Among Youth

Timestamps: [24:21]–[24:56]; [25:44]–[26:22]

• Critique of celebratory, anti-MAGA reactions among young left activists after the NYC mayoral race.

  “There is just something so electric, so satisfying about knowing that my MAGA parents...are probably having a horrible night...Oh, I just got goosebumps thinking about it.” – Narrator/Reporter [24:29]

• Adam decries the sentiment as generational decay:

  “What have we taught a generation of young people that...it's another thing to think harm and think you’re happy your parents are miserable. What a sick group of people, right?” – Adam Wise [26:02]

6. Spotlight: Marjorie Taylor Greene (MTG) on The View

Timestamps: [19:51]–[23:31]

• MTG’s calm, composed appearance and how the panel was unexpectedly cordial.

  “She seems common, like she’s a nude. MTG. …You can advocate the same policies, but if you do it in a different manner, look what happens on the View.” – Adam Wise [22:29]

• Sarah notes the View may have sought soundbites but commends having conservative representation.

7. New Jersey Gubernatorial Race

Timestamps: [41:38]–[49:30]

• Analysis of Jack Ciattarelli’s (Republican) loss to Mikie Sherrill (Democrat), despite increased Republican turnout.
• Guest Mike Crispy attributes the outcome to:
  • Lack of Trump’s in-person campaigning and resulting enthusiasm gap.
  • High Democratic urban turnout.
  • Insufficiently aggressive campaigning by Ciattarelli, possible hesitance to attack a female opponent.

  “I thought Jack could have done a better job maybe of attacking and going on the offense against Mikey Sherrill. Maybe they were a little soft on her because she was a woman. …Jack got 122,000 more votes than he did in 2021. …Mikey Sherrill got 450,000 more votes than Phil Murphy got in 2021.” – Mike Crispy [43:50]

8. Media “Spins” and Election Post-Mortems

Timestamps: [48:26]–[52:49]

• Clips of MSNBC and Morning Joe analyzing results as “referendum on Trump,” which both Adam and Mike reject—emphasizing these are traditional Democrat strongholds.

  "These are blue city. New York City is a blue city. Of course they're going to go for Mondavi. Virginia is a blue state. Of course they were going to go for Spamberger." – Mike Crispy [49:58]

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On media bias:

  “That’s how devious the media’s become. They’re full force activists now. …Fake news media, we’re here to call you out.” – Adam Wise [02:27]

• On Vogue and selective coverage:

  “Can you stick to fashion? …If they actually did this towards Republicans and conservatives, Vogue as a fashion publication, I’d say, fine…But they never do. …That is a big shame.” – Adam Wise [06:25]

• On Trump’s 60 Minutes interview:

  “But we’re cleaning up our cities. You know, I campaigned on crime, but I’ve done a much better job on crime than I thought.” – Donald Trump [09:08] “It’s amazing…She just couldn’t say, ‘Mr. President, you cleaned them up…’” – Adam Wise [10:37]

• On new mayor Zoran Mamdani’s acceptance speech:

  “We will hold bad landlords to account because the Donald Trumps of our city have grown far too comfortable taking advantage of their tenants. …We will stand alongside unions and expand labor protections…” – Mike Crispy as Mamdani [37:13]
  "His fun guy Persona disappeared the minute he got a chance to make that victory speech." – David Zier [38:05]

• On youth polarization:

  “There is just something so electric, so satisfying about knowing that my MAGA parents, wherever they are, are probably having a horrible night tonight...” – Narrator/Reporter [24:29]
  “We have a name for women like that...we call them Karens, didn’t we? …How’s she happy her parents might be miserable?” – Adam Wise [25:10]

• On the future of NYC:

  "(Who is) moving to New York City? ...If you're a criminal, it's a great time to move...if you're somebody that doesn't want to work at all and you just want entitlement programs, this is a massive opportunity..." – Patrick Bet-David [31:45]

• On election turnout and media framing:

  “The urban inner city turnout was a record, Adam. …Mikey Sherrill got 450,000 more votes than Phil Murphy got in 2021. Most of that is attributed to the inner cities and some of the more urban areas…” – Mike Crispy [43:50]

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Important Segment Timestamps

• Main Theme Setup & Media Critique: [01:35]–[05:45]
• Elections Analysis & Trump Absence: [03:12]–[09:35]
• Vogue Coverage of NYC Mayor Race: [06:25]–[09:08]
• Trump’s 60 Minutes Interview & Media Reaction: [09:08]–[10:37]
• SNL Skit on Shutdown & Societal Division: [11:52]–[13:35]
• Gen Z, CJ Pearson, and the Black Conservative Vote: [15:48]–[19:11]
• Marjorie Taylor Greene on The View: [19:51]–[23:31]
• NYC Youth & Reaction to Election: [24:21]–[25:44]
• NYC Mayoral Race Deconstruction: [28:45]–[39:52]
• New Jersey Gubernatorial Analysis: [41:38]–[48:26]
• MSNBC/Morning Joe Reaction & Demographic Analysis: [48:26]–[52:49]

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Conclusion

This episode of "Media Exposed" critically scrutinizes the mainstream narrative on Democratic wins in the 2025 elections, the influence of media framing, and the implications for both major parties heading into the midterms. Adam Wise and guests emphasize the role of media activism, changing cultural tides, and what they perceive as the authenticity gaps in Democratic and left-leaning coverage. The show concludes with reflections on how conservative voices can adapt to these shifts and how enthusiasm, turnout, and honest coverage will shape the next electoral cycle.

Transcript

[Adam Wise]

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[Adam Wise]

Welcome to Media Exposed. This we're going to take a look at the big elections that happen across the country from New York to New Jersey to Virginia. These bellwether. Were these going to show what's going to happen next year in the midterms? What else we think of the government shutdown. How is that being covered? President Trump was had a big interview on 60 Minutes CBS. Let's see how that heavy hitter show covered him. We're also going to take a look at some of the coverage coming out of the New York Zoran, the first Muslim mayor elect. How did they cover him that More coming up on Media Exposed.

[Narrator/Reporter]

Do you dare to follow me down?

[Donald Trump]

What they do say is fake news.

[Sarah]

Head into the unknown.

[Adam Wise]

That's how devious the media's become. They're full force activists now. They colluded.

[Narrator/Reporter]

Trump folks were in on it.

[Adam Wise]

Sway's election sways policy. We need to expose them. Republicans trash the country where it stops. No one knows we're going through. I've been doing this since I was 18. I've had hit jobs done against me. I've been attacked by media reports. Am I afraid no truth will prevail? Fake news media, we're here to call you out.

[Sarah]

Head into the unknown.

[Adam Wise]

Media Exposed with Adam Wise starts now. Welcome back to Media Exposed. What we saw this week was a big election win for the Democrats. And the media tried to portray it as a rebuke on maga, a rebuke on Trump. But was it really you? Take a look at these states. Virginia, Biden won by, I believe it was 10 points. He won, I believe he won New Jersey by 13, 14 points. And then against Harris, Trump did better. He lost both states by about 6, 5.8, 5.96%. So what happened here? Without Trump on the ballot, you don't have as much enthusiasm. You don't have those rallies, you don't have this excitement without him. He is the marketing genius. Long tail effect, marketing genius brings people out. They go to rallies, they tell their cousins, they tell their friends. It really makes a difference. So the media comes and say, oh, it's a rebuke on Trump. Trump didn't campaign. He threw endorsements out. But without him and without the big midterms being focused fully, it's tough. Those states are very tough. They're blue and, and that's hurt. And especially because the government shutdown that's going into the 40th day, imagine 40 days, government shutdown. And 5 or 6% of those employees live in Northern Virginia. Who they're going to blame? You know, they always blame, first of all, a majority of government employees are usually Democrats. So then they blame Trump, they blame the Republicans. And now that hurt in Virginia, and it was pretty much a swamp in Virginia. And I can't even believe they elected the attorney general by the name of Jay Jones. He which harm, he which wished violence on his opponents because they were conservative. In this day and age, man, a person that does that shouldn't be allowed to run for us. Now, he is the attorney general. How do you think he's going to treat his citizen? Terrible that that happened. I want to show the coverage. Look at this photo. Photo one here because this, we're talking about the government shutdown. Look at this. Statements favoring Democrats in the government shutdown. According to the Media Research Center, 83 statements from the news favored Democrats. 83. You know, he said 12 statements favored Republicans. That's what you have to play with when it comes to the mainstream Media and the coverage and the, and the, you know, a lot of these government employees are older. They're watching the mainstream media. So it does play in. Have an effect. And it does, you know, play a crucial role in these elections. So that's how, you know, part of the reason the government shut down, part of the reason the Democrats calculated to keep the government open, A, the election B, they had these big rallies. See, they think it's playing, it's helping them. And if it was up to them, they don't really don't care. I think they would hold out to the midterms, which is a year away. So their calculus, I believe, worked in Northern Virginia. It's a sad thing that they did. But there was a big victory in New York. I mean, there was a primary that the first Muslim, Zoran Mand Danny, won the newer city mayorship. He ran against the former governor Andrew Cuomo. And Curtis Lee with a Republican Donald Trump supported endorsed the Democrat Andrew Cuomo. Not sure why it was his calculus because they felt like they didn't want this admitted socialist that really helped him because Curtis was getting 15 to 20%. He dropped at the end to 7% and boosted Cuomo up. So Cuomo got about 41, 42%. Mandani got 50 point, a little over 50. Slurs got 7.5. You take the two of them, Cuomo, Sliwa, they almost had the exact amount as Mamdani. But let's take a look at how Vogue. I want to show you the first photo that Vogue had. First photo is newly elected New York City Mayor Zoma. That and his wife Rama Duaji enter the spotlight. What will they wear? Vogue. This is the biggest fashion publication in the country. One in the world. As soon as he wins, they're covering their fashion. This is, this is the media. This is kind of exactly the playbook the media does. Fashion publication covering him the way and his wife almost kind of like what they did with AOC when she won. Second photo here from Vogue. Let's go to photo cut. Photo 3. How to Brooklyn hotspots celebrated Zoram Hamdani's historic win. I can understand if the Brooklyn Ledger, the Brooklyn Eagle, but Vogue, that's what you're covering. Considering it's a mayoral race. It's politics. That's what we expect from the media. They celebrate liberals and this is their diversity, their oasis that they celebrated. Zoran Mandani, Vogue. Can you stick to fashion? Can you stick to a culture A little bit? I don't, you know, because look, if they actually did this towards Republicans and conservatives, Vogue as a fashion publication, I'd say, fine, you can jump into politics, but they never do. I don't think Vogue has covered Melania Trump once or put on the COVID And that's a shame. She's a former model, speaks a lot of tons of languages, doing great philanthropic things, beautiful first lady. And they still won't cover Melania Trump. That is a big shame. And I want to play this first cut. We're talking about the, the I'm going to go to cut here. This cut 2. Because Donald Trump had a big, big, big interview over the weekend. Last weekend, it was with 60 Minutes, Norah O'. Donnell. And wasn't as tough as usually I felt. But there were. But. Because she doesn't want to be attacked by all her friends in the media. But let me show you one of the cuts here, and it was a little bit Trump. You can see Trump's personality here and you see her personality. Cut to.

[Donald Trump]

But we're cleaning up our cities. You know, I campaigned on crime, but I've done a much better job on crime than I thought. You know, the crime numbers are way down. Even though we have a lot more people in our country that really shouldn't be here. And many of them are stone cold hard criminals. When I look at DC now, you can walk down the middle of the street, you can have your daughter, who's 10 years old, meet you at the park. She's going to be okay.

[Adam Wise]

In certain cases, it would have been murder.

[Mike Crispy]

I live in D.C. certain houses.

[Donald Trump]

Well, you tell me how big a difference is DC now compared to what it was a year ago? Right? I mean, you have to be honest with me. People walk. People in the White House, they walk up to me. Young ladies I've never seen. Sir, thank you very much.

[Adam Wise]

I know.

[Donald Trump]

They don't even have to tell me what they're thanking me for. But when I ask why he said she. One girl said I'd get into Uber and I felt dangerous. Even in Uber, they'd attack the car. Okay. It wasn't even safe then. Sir, I now walk to work every day and I walk. I'm so safe. There's nothing going to happen. 100% safe. And you know that, too.

[Sarah]

Nora, I want to ask you about.

[Donald Trump]

You live here. You know that, too.

[Sarah]

I want to ask you about America.

[Donald Trump]

Do you see a difference?

[Narrator/Reporter]

American Cities in Washington, D.C. i think.

[Sarah]

I've been working too hard.

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[Donald Trump]

Oh, that's not a Fair answer.

[Adam Wise]

You see a difference?

[Sarah]

I get in my car and go.

[Mike Crispy]

To work and I go home.

[Donald Trump]

You don't have to use that one. Don't worry. Don't worry.

[Adam Wise]

I don't want to embarrass.

[Sarah]

I've been working too hard.

[Donald Trump]

It's like, you know what the difference is? Like, day and night.

[Adam Wise]

It's amazing. She just couldn't say Mr. President, if it was Barack Obama. Mr. President, you took, you know, control of the streets. You cleaned them up. We want to, you know, our. We noticed the difference in our production, but you couldn't even say. And I was there a few weeks into when they started the National Guard patrol, and I got right out of a train and because I was coming down from New York for an event and there was a massive fight down in the downstairs below and they were flooded with National Guard, flooded with police, and it was stopped right away. And I said, wow, what a difference it makes. You stop something crime when it happens right away. And there's no videos, there's no blood. The fight doesn't get crazy, out of control. And that's the difference. It's really peaceful in. But CBS 60 Minutes and Nora Donnell couldn't just admit it. And even Trump had a Josh around a little bit. But that's, you know, what do you expect from 60 Minutes? This is the same group that edited Kamala's interview and made her look because she said something negative. I want to show SNL clip a little quick cut one. They were talking about the way they covered the government shutdown. Watch this.

[Mike Crispy]

So what do you think the parties need to do to, like, open the government back up?

[Sarah]

Look, Colin, it's all about communication. They just need to get in a room together, say hi.

[Adam Wise]

Hi.

[Sarah]

Hi.

[Mike Crispy]

Okay, and then what?

[Sarah]

And then maybe Republicans are like, are we doing this?

[Adam Wise]

Yeah.

[Mike Crispy]

And Democrats are like, I've wanted to for so long.

[Narrator/Reporter]

Yeah. But maybe the Republicans are scared because.

[Sarah]

Their government hasn't been opened in a long time. God, not since Jason, actually.

[Adam Wise]

So that's like the SNL skit for government shutdown. Maybe that was kind of funny for once. Snl, hopefully they just get back into the funny business because we need a little that in our society. There's too many fighting moments. There's too many vitriol moments. There's too much. I wish we can go back to all getting along somewhere in our society. Wouldn't that be a better place? Coming up next, we're going to look at like a look at mtg. Congresswoman was on the View we're also going to take a look some women the way they celebrated Mandani's victory. And also I saw this clip from one of the gen zers popular Gen Z African American. We'll see how ABC covered them. That and more coming up on Media Exposed.

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[Adam Wise]

Welcome back to Media Exposed. We saw a big election this week, early in the week. What a sea change in America, how fast things go from MAGA to socialism. And Trump even said I used to say there'll never be a socialist elected in this country. And there he is, an admitted socialist. Also have a tour was happening with mtg. She's been everywhere in the media. She landed in the View. We want to take a look at that. I want to welcome our next guest, Emma Mitchum. She's a big social media strategist. Emma Mitchum. Emma, thanks for joining us.

[Sarah]

Thank you Adam.

[Adam Wise]

If anybody hasn't seen Emma's Instagram, it's Emma Mitchum. Basically Right. She puts up great content all day, every day, non stop. So check it out, because sometimes you look at these Instagram feeds, Emma, and you think, maga, we're going to win everything. But we, sometimes we get a punch in a reality check. And it's like it happened on Tuesday because I was, you know, I thought Jack Chitterelli was going to win New Jersey because the polls kept saying he's really, really close. And it didn't happen because, you know, and then you take a step back and say, wait, these states were blue anyway, right? So. But then they like to, the media like to say, oh, it's, it's a rebuke towards Trump. It's a rebuke towards maga. But I saw this clip. I want to show you this clip because it's, it was about this guy, C.J. pearson, and it was the friendliest ABC clip I've ever seen. I can't believe they were treating maybe the season tides turning. Yeah, Watch a little bit of it. Clip cut three.

[Mike Crispy]

Hi, I'm a Karen.

[Narrator/Reporter]

It's nighttime in the D.C. party scene. But this isn't just any costume party. It's packed with a political message.

[Mike Crispy]

I don't talk to the media.

[Narrator/Reporter]

What is your Halloween costume?

[Mike Crispy]

I'm Hakeem Jeffries.

[Narrator/Reporter]

This crowd is partying. The Magaway, the Make America Great Again movement. Despised by some across the country, loved by those in this room.

[Mike Crispy]

This is just a great time for young conservatives to come together, meet each other and Make America party again.

[Narrator/Reporter]

CJ Pearson at the center of it all. It's a midnight part time party host and full time MAGA influencer.

[Mike Crispy]

You boss the electoral college and you lost the popular vote because Democrats are inseparable. Donald Trump isn't just making D.C. safe again. He's making it healthy again. Because I can finally go on my hot boy walks again, y'.

[Adam Wise]

All.

[Mike Crispy]

I'm gonna have to pop off for a little bit. The tribalism in the black community needs to end.

[Narrator/Reporter]

He's one of the rising stars of MAGA.

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[Narrator/Reporter]

His presence so undeniable. Even rap royalty Rick Ross comes through to perform.

[Mike Crispy]

I think these parties have given a little bit of a confidence boost to a lot of young conservatives who for a long time thought there weren't many people out there like them.

[Narrator/Reporter]

But Pierson is also using his presence to carve a lane for more young black conservatives in the Grand Old Party. What about the MAGA movement attracts you.

[Adam Wise]

Man, That's a Little snippet. It was eight minutes and only at the beginning when she said some people don't like the mag, but it was nice. I was surprised. That's why I want to play it for. What do you think of that? What you saw and the way Nightline ABC treated actually the MAGA crowd, Rick, I don't even know Rick Ross came. He's a major figure. Do you think of that? How they getting treated lately?

[Sarah]

No. I watched the full interview last night just to kind of touch up on it. I was, I was impressed. It was a very even keel neutral, kind of pro. It was a good spotlight clip for that C.J. he's awesome. He's been doing. He's been in the spotlight for 10 years now since he had his viral video against Barack Obama in 2015. And no, it's good to see him get some recognition for it. I wish I was at that Halloween party.

[Adam Wise]

Looked like a really nice party. So I don't know how we missed it, but the fact that ABC was able to showcase and highlight a black conservative in such a nice way was pretty shocking to me because for a decade we've been saying they all they do is look to make us look, make them look bad because they don't want to grow that pie. Right. If they grew, if we grew the Hispanic pie and the African American pie, more conservatives, the Democrats would have no shot. You know what I mean? So here's another one who's growing the. Who's grown the pie. She was a feisty. But maybe things have changed a little bit. Look, let's watch mtg. She was recently on the View. Let's go to cut four.

[Narrator/Reporter]

I personally wouldn't, if I lived here, I wouldn't vote for Andrew Cuomo. I was very much against. Of course the. All these women came out with accusations against him, which I found pretty disgusting. And then the COVID lockdowns and all the people's parents and grandparents who died in nursing homes.

[David Zier]

Wait a second.

[Sarah]

You would vote for a Democratic Socialist?

[Narrator/Reporter]

I would vote for the Republican candidate, Curtis Sliwa.

[Adam Wise]

Curtis.

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Curtis Sliwa.

[Adam Wise]

Yeah.

[Sarah]

Well, he hasn't got. That makes more sense. Joy. You jumped him, Odani.

[Narrator/Reporter]

Yeah, but as far as the House is concerned, historically the majority party loses in the midterms. The only time it didn't happen was after 9 11. So you know what I think? I think as Republicans and I say that as a Republican member of Congress, it's up to us to earn the people's vote and get rehired to be in the majority. And I very much want to do that.

[Adam Wise]

So, Marjorie, conservatives were criticizing you for.

[Narrator/Reporter]

Coming on this show. I think you mentioned it already that there were a few and you called them, quote, unquote.

[Sarah]

I believe this is you mostly weak Republican men.

[Narrator/Reporter]

So would you like to name names? Yeah, well, there's I, you know, I think there's a lot of paid social media influencers. And I found it very interesting that they were the MAGA accounts, but they're all paid. And they all attacked me when I announced I was coming to join you ladies on the View.

[Adam Wise]

And I was in the View, Emma, five or six years ago with Judge Jeanine. It was her first book. Judge Pirro, the D.C. prosecutor, now Attorney, Assistant AG and they started screaming at her, screaming at her about your she says, I'm not here just to defend Trump. And the Whoopi said, f you. But that was I thought it was still on camera, but it was off camera. She stormed out. They set a scream match in the back. Whoopi and get the hell out of here. And Judge said, don't you talk to me. So we got the hell out. We jumped in a, a truck. We jumped in the SUV and said, what should we do? ABC was calling the executives to apologize. We didn't pick up the phone. I said, let's call the newspaper and tell the story. The gossip page at a Post. We met the Post. And then the and then the story went viral. But it was good at the moment because the book went to number one because of all that publicity. But what it a different personality. Mtg. She seems common, like she's a nude. Mtg. What'd you think of that clip? Very calm. Because you could say the same. You can advocate the same policies, but if you do it in a different manner, look what happens on the View. Right? What'd you think?

[Sarah]

Yeah, she was, yeah, she was very calm. Even Kayla I it almost seemed like they were too nice to her. I'm like, what's going on? Why are they too nice for her? But I think part of the reason why they were quick to invite her was because she's been pretty outspoken a little bit kind of turning heads in the MAGA movement with some of her stances. They were, they were fishing for that sound bite when they were wanting her to, like, call out President Trump. They were fishing for it. But I'm glad she didn't. She's definitely kind of rocking the boat a little bit with kind of blaming Republicans for the shutdown. Even though we need 60 votes in the Senate to end. To get. To pass the cr. To then end the shutdown. So there's a little bit of dishonesty with what she was saying on the View, if you go and watch the rest her interview. But I'm glad they invited her. It was good to have some representation on the show. And I hope we see more people.

[Adam Wise]

Because they always say, yeah, because they always say we want conservatives. And they very, very rarely invite them. They did invite her, and you have a good point. They probably said, let's get. We'll booby trapper. We'll get her to denounce the president. We'll get her to go after the speaker. But she was very smooth and calming. So I like the way it was. You know, if anything helps bridge the gap between normalcy in pop culture and big shows, let's do it, even if it takes that way. But I think we showcase and you showcase and show me this cringe video that I want to show the people. My FDA, Mamdani1. He's got a lot of cheerleaders. Not. Not cheerleaders for the football squad, but Mamdani cheerleaders. And it's kind of cringeworthy, but we're going to take a look at it. Let's go to cut five here. Sharia law starts now.

[Narrator/Reporter]

Absolutely.

[Sarah]

Sahran Makani, Islamic Caliphate, our brother in.

[Narrator/Reporter]

Islam Islamic Caliphate of New York starts today, baby. God, there is just something so electric, so satisfying about knowing that my MAGA parents, wherever they are, are probably having a horrible night tonight. Oh, I literally just got goosebumps thinking about it.

[Sarah]

Like, they are.

[Narrator/Reporter]

They are in such a bad mood, probably about the fact that Zoron just won and Prop 50 is going to pass.

[Sarah]

Like, wow.

[Narrator/Reporter]

God, I'm sorry. It just makes me feel good that my MAGA parents are probably upset right now.

[Sarah]

When the day starts with Dick Cheney.

[Narrator/Reporter]

Being dead, it ends with Mamdani winning.

[Sarah]

Oh, yes. Oh.

[Narrator/Reporter]

I'm so happy. Oh, my God, I'm so happy.

[Adam Wise]

We have a name for women like that. What's the name? Guess. It's. Oh, gosh, we call them Karen's, didn't we? We used to, at least during the lockdown. How's the one? How is she happy that her parents might be miserable? What have we taught a generation of young people that? And the other one is like, had the nerve to say, she started the day happy because Dick Cheney passed away. I don't know your younger generation. How did they lose their way and think this way? Ruby, your final thoughts quickly.

[Sarah]

I really think it's your who you hang out with. So it's their social circles, their schooling, their professors or jobs. They are just parroting that nonsense, that filth. And these are the same people I guarantee you were cheerleading and celebrating Charlie's death. Same attitude.

[Adam Wise]

Yeah, they're deranged these people. And I don't know what we're going to do with a society that even thinks that way. It's one thing to disagree politically, it's another thing think harm and think you're happy at your parents are miserable. What a sick group of people, right? Damn. I want to really thank you for joining us. I'll see you soon. Thanks again for joining me. Expose thank you.

[Sarah]

Thanks Adam. Thank you.

[Patrick Bet-David]

Yeah.

[Adam Wise]

Coming up we'll look into a big election New York City. What a what a volcano eruption that was in New York on election day. Zoramandani the new mayor. We'll take a look at that. More coming up on Media Exposed.

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[Adam Wise]

Welcome back to Media Expo. Zoran, my Donnie, first Muslim mayor of New York. At first socialist mayor of New York. Is he a communist? A socialist? That's up for debate. You know, he got 50.4%, Cuomo got 41.6 and Sleever got 7.1. The business elites, some of the Democrats, like moderate Democrats and a lot of Republicans. Even President Trump in fact was trying to push Curtis Leo out of the race. He was stubborn, he stood still. I kind of said, why should he drop out too? Democracy plays its course. He was the GOP nominee, let it play out. Even if he did drop out, the numbers show they. I mean Cuomo wouldn't have won anyway. Socialist. But Mandani won. And he walked around with a smile the whole campaign. But during his conception speech, man, it turned into a different Mandani. It wasn't the smiley, jovial one we saw in the campaign trail. And I want to talk about that with Dave because he was in New York City, David's year. Welcome David on set from Breaking Point here at rav. David, it wasn't a smiley guy who saw the whole campaign turned into a bitter guy election night. Kind of like an angry guy, a little bit socialist guy. But we'll talk about that. But I want to talk about. You were in the streets all day Tuesday and you said the number one.

[David Zier]

Issue was crime exit polling. We sat there for hours talking to people. Crime is high in New York City and it's probably going to get worse. Under Mamdani, rape was up 18% for the year. Year to date so far, 65,000 New Yorkers assaulted felony and misdemeanor assaults in New York City. And the burying the numbers also and DA Bragg only has a 35% conviction rate I believe on felonies. So yeah, what happens?

[Adam Wise]

But in this big cities, no matter how bad a Democrat is, how terrible his policies is, it's almost impossible for a Republican to win. Yeah, basically, you know, at that level it's just overwhelmingly Democrat advantage registration. But everybody was talking about the outflux who's going to leave New York.

[David Zier]

Right.

[Adam Wise]

Because of the Mandani effect. But Patrick bet David, the big podcaster, you know, business leader, entrepreneur, he made a different take. I want you to watch this. Let's go to cut six here.

[Patrick Bet-David]

So now that Mamdani won New York City mayoral race, here's a question I got for you. What do you think's moving on York City? Who's actually moving not forget about the people that are moving out or 756,000 families are definitely thinking about moving out of New York City.

[Mike Crispy]

No, no.

[Patrick Bet-David]

Who's moving to New York City? You may say nobody. You're wrong. A lot of people will. But you know what type of people? Let's go through it together. You think job creators are moving to New York City? Probably not. You think investors are moving to New York City? Probably not. You think families who want safety for their kids and the criminals to be kept into prison are going to be going to New York City?

[Adam Wise]

No.

[Patrick Bet-David]

You think people that are pro second amendment, safety, low taxes are going to be moving to New York City?

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[Patrick Bet-David]

But who will be moving to New York City? If you're a criminal, it's a great time to move to New York City. Think about it. He wants to let people out of prison. Guess what? I'm not telling you to move there. But it's a great policy if you're somebody that doesn't want to work at all and you just want entitlement programs. This is a massive opportunity to move to New York City. Massive opportunity to move to New York City if you're an illegal immigrant. Are you kidding me? Like, this is. This is heaven for you. He will protect you. Move to New York City. He will protect you. He's for you. So I think New York City is about to have a net migration increase. Increase, not decrease. Everyone's thinking they're going to lose people. They're not going to lose people. It's about to increase. Let me tell you what type of people are going to move there. All of those people we just talked about. FYI, I'm Armenian and Assyrian. You don't want to.

[Adam Wise]

But he goes on and saying he went, he moved to Burbank, California. Yeah. When he got out. But that's an interesting take. There might be an influx of criminals, illegal immigrants. If the immigrants, like when they under Biden, when they knew Biden was going to protect them, they flooded the zone. So if the word goes out through the media that Zone Ramadan is going to collect legal immigrants, you know what? They might flood from different states, Right? Yeah.

[David Zier]

And then New York will go red in the gubernatorial campaign. If that happens for sure. But listen, real estate agents are already getting flooding, flooded with calls. They're calling it the Mamdani migration right now today of people inquiring about leaving New York City. They're already ripping down American flags in New York City, by the way. But he has a good point. And it's probably going to be a mix because there was a British poll that said 9% of New Yorkers may leave if Donnie gets elected, but it may be something, you know, like a give and take. But also, New York State already leads because of Mario Andrew Cuomo. Governor Andrew Cuomo. We lead the country here in New York in net migrate, immigration out of the state. We lost 1% of the population, but.

[Adam Wise]

That'S, you know, we lost a Republican seat in the Bronx, you know, Republican, yes. And we won the other ones. But Donald Trump is the head of the Republican Party. He's the president. And he came out and he wholeheartedly endorsed Cuomo. And what has Cuomo done good? He hasn't even denounced his stupid no cash bail thing. He hasn't denounced any of his terrible policies.

[David Zier]

Double down on not cooperating with ice.

[Adam Wise]

Right. And so when you do that, then people listen to Trump. They did, because Sleever didn't win one district in Staten Island. That's the hardcore base of Republican voters. He only, I thought he was going to get 15%. He went to 7%, Curtis Leeway. So Trump's endorsement hurts Leeway. But why do I bring that up, David? Because someone who, like in the council seat in the Bronx could have got hurt because of his endorsement. Because if they're just going to vote Cuomo, then they won't go back and vote Row B, vote Republican. So it could, it doesn't matter. It's kind of a bad effect that happened. So it could have hurt in the council seat and they could have lost that seat. But listen to this. Mandani got 78% of voters under 30 and 77% of liberal voters. That means we're shot with all those young voters in New York City voting for admitted socialists, if that's what they think society should be and governance should be. See those numbers?

[David Zier]

Yeah, I did see those numbers. And just remember, you know, Sliwa and the five candidates under him on the ballot still didn't total enough for Cuomo to win. Cuomo didn't campaign hard enough. So if the plan was to get Cuomo in, he did not hit the streets like Sliwa and Mamdani did. Mamdani had 100,000 person machine knocking on 200,000 doors this past weekend. And the early votes up in Little Bangladesh and in Astoria and the Upper east side and the Upper west side were overwhelmingly out there for Mamdani. So you know Cuomo, Cuomo lost this election.

[Adam Wise]

I, I know Cuomo. I met him many times. I was in the Hamptons. Not this past summer, one before. And I said, it's not Great. What they did to you, threw you out because it is sexual Terrassman stuff. You kissed a woman seven years ago in the cheek, and they went after you. It's. That's the creation of the liberalism, the Democratic Party. And he said, you know, my Democratic Party has gone too radical. But this time around, last few months, I text him, text and text him. He never reached back out to me. So he didn't reach out to conservatives. He didn't reach out to Republicans. So it's his own fault. I want to go to his cut, David, real quick, because I want to show you Mandani's acceptance speech and what he did. Let's go to cut seven.

[Mike Crispy]

So, Donald Trump, since I know you're watching, I have four words for you. Turn the volume.

[Adam Wise]

Volume up.

[Mike Crispy]

We will hold bad landlords to account because the Donald Trumps of our city have grown far too comfortable taking advantage of their tenants. We will put an end to the culture of corruption that has allowed billionaires like Trump to evade taxation and exploit tax breaks. We will stand alongside unions and expand labor protections because we know, just as Donald Trump does.

[Adam Wise]

You know, Barack Obama faked a lot of people. He went out there with a big smile and said, this is one America. Blue, red, white, we're all together. And you smiled. You thought he really would be a uniter, but at least he pretended, right? This guy is Frank out there. What are you attacking, Trump? You just won. Be graceful. Invite people in.

[David Zier]

His fun guy Persona disappeared the minute he got a chance to make that victory speech. He thinks he's Tyler Durden in Fight Club. They're gonna dismantle all of society. His speech was like a mix between IDI Amin and Che Guevara. Totally exaggerating people's troubles and saying all the immigrants are oppressed. We're all families of immigrants in the U.S. nobody's oppressed. Every one of the lives of the people who voted for Mamdani were there at that victory party, who were immigrants or families of immigrants have a better life here in the United States than they did of their countries of origin.

[Adam Wise]

100%. And then to. To keep attacking the president. Why don't you welcome in the president. I want to work with you. Welcome in the Jewish activists. The Jewish people that felt threatened, felt hurt. Welcome in Republicans. If you add the other candidates, it was pretty close. It was almost 50.

[David Zier]

Yeah. It wasn't a big mandate.

[Adam Wise]

Mandate like he thinks it was a big mandate. It was almost 50. 50. Where is the grace? Where is be magnanimous? I saw none of it.

[David Zier]

I think that Trump should invite Mamdani and young Democratic socialists to the White House. You know, don't just go to the turn crowd. You know, go to the DSA people because there's an affordability problem. People aren't buying homes until they're in their 40s. They're not paying off their student loans until they're 40. The job market is not so great for college graduates right now. They're bitter, they're disenfranchised. And Mamdani is exploiting the bourgeois, you know, what he calls, you know, the middle class. You know, he's calling them out and exploiting the, you know, the young people because, you know, he's the elitist communist. And all these builders of affordable housing under him are going to make millions of dollars. So is his millionaires. Okay, but Trump's millionaires and billionaires aren't, you know, it's such, it's all phony.

[Adam Wise]

But listen, he's attacking billionaires and millionaires. It's not going to work. They're not going to take your abuse. They'll pack up and leave Iran. So find a new way to be inclusive. Dave, thanks for joining us. We'll see what happens with Mandani coming up next. We're going to talk Virginia, New Jersey, those elections, that was really big news this week as well that more coming up on Media Exposed.

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[Mike Crispy]

Right. Yeah. So he had ran two previous times. He was the nominee last time. Back in 2017 he wasn't the nominee but he came really close. Last time he actually came within three points of unseating then Governor Phil Murphy. He came up just 84,000 votes short and he did it again. And everyone thought that this time it would be different because there was a lot of attention on the race this time that wasn't on it in 2021. Combine that with President Trump in 2024 in New Jersey getting a lot of momentum. He made a 10 point gain from 2020 to 2024 in this state had the epic rally In Wildwood, N.J. there was a lot of attention on New Jersey because Trump made it so close. It was the second biggest gain for Trump in any state from 2020 to 2024. So that combined with Jack's close finish last time, combined with the nominee this time, Mikey Sherrill, who is kind of like a Kamala Harris type figure, not very inspiring, pretty thin on the details of what she would do. People thought that this race would be close again. Chac Ciarelli was endorsed by President Trump, but he didn't come in. And campaign people were saying that maybe that enthusiasm gap, him not coming in, was a reason that voters didn't turn out as much. Additionally, I thought Jack could have done a better job maybe of attacking and going on the offense against Mikey Sheryl. Maybe they were a little soft on her because she was a woman. And then the urban inner city turnout was a record, Adam. And that is what people didn't account for in this race. You know, Jack got 122,000 more votes than he did in 2021. And if you would have told anybody that, they would say, all right, well, then that's going to be enough to win the ball game. He's the governor this time. That's not the case because Mikey Sheryl got 450,000 more votes than Phil Murphy got in 2021. Most of that is attributed to the inner cities and some of the more urban areas where Trump made big gains from 2020 to 2024. Why those gains happened in that area, people are still trying to figure it out. But looking at this race, it was in close and people are going to be wondering, was it because Jack didn't go on the offense enough against Mikey and didn't embrace like maga, fully bringing Trump in to juice out turnout in South Jersey?

[Adam Wise]

Adam, they should probably take a look at those inner city. How did they get that kind of momentum out there? Because these people aren't that much into politics, are they? To get that kind of growth. Seems incredible that. But they focused in on a casino because they always have the big advantage in the inner cities, the Democrats do. And with those big inner cities, Newark, Patterson, those counties, that was kind of turnouts, it's hard. And then the immigrant. It seems the Hispanic vote got subdued from what Trump got. Because, you know, look, those. You can't stop those videos out there of ice storming cars and storming businesses. It's not a good look, especially Hispanics, because even if you're a legal Hispanic, you probably know an illegal Hispanic living around the corner. So that hurt too. And you need like a great point that you bring up. You need Trump. Because if Trump only got close to five points, six points without Trump, you need that enthusiasm. I remember there was a rally with the Hindu community, I believe the Indian community some time ago was. It is right after his second when he's running. Was it his first time, and it were hundreds, maybe a hundred thousand that came out to him. Now you get that kind of turnout, they tell their cousin, they tell their friend, you need that. He's the greatest marketer, Trump, and that's what you didn't have. And too many consultants probably pop in as yet. Well, just, just get the endorsement, but don't bring him here. Right. What do you think?

[Mike Crispy]

Bingo. That's exactly it. You know, I know these consultants. That is exactly what it was, Adam. They wanted Trump obviously to be involved. They wanted his endorsement. But down the stretch they said, oh, you know, we got to make this appeal and we got to be looked at as moderates and we don't want Mikey attacking us to. They're gonna attack you on it anyway. They're gonna attack you on the Trump stuff anyway. You gotta embrace those red meat issues that are aligned with the MAGA base. You gotta talk more about the way that they teach the sex ed to the second graders in New Jersey, destabilizing LGBT curriculum. That is a very important thing to voters. You gotta talk about the way in which law and order is outta control. You gotta talk about illegal immigration. You gotta talk about election integrity. You gotta go hard at the lies of the leftists and how radical people like Mikey Sheryl actually are. Again, I said it to you, Adam. I thought that Jack looked at her and said, oh, you know, this is a woman. Maybe I can't get too hard with the woman. And that's a mistake. Trump proved running against Hillary and Kamala that that's a mistake. You got to go right at him.

[Adam Wise]

And I saw that in the debate because when he brought up the million she made from stock trading, he just hit her once and let it go. I mean, that should have went at it hard because everybody could understand that. How do you make multi millions while you're in Congress? That doesn't make sense. You're not supposed to do that. Let's go to cut 8. How MSNBC was so joy gleeful after they won and who do they blame it on? It. What's Morning Joe? Claire, we've been through this before where a party WINS Big in 2008. You saw this party loses big in 2009. We saw it with Donald Trump. Because I'm a nice guy. I've been trying to say, trim yourselves. You're being too extreme. Don't do that with people on the streets. Don't. They couldn't help themselves. And, man, they learned what we try to tell people in White Houses over and over and over again. You don't buy the place, you rent it. And if you go too fast, voters will knock you on your ass immediately. And that's what happened yesterday.

[Sarah]

Yeah, I'd say he's on his ass.

[Narrator/Reporter]

Democrat Jay Jones won the race for Virginia Attorney general, overcoming a text message scandal that threatened his chances.

[Adam Wise]

I really don't think there are. These are two tough states to win for Republicans, period. Morning Joe. That speech Morning Joe gave, the lecture he gave. If we lost Missouri, if we lost North Carolina. Yeah, you can say that. But these two states were always hard to begin with. Right? Give me thoughts on Morning Joe.

[Mike Crispy]

Good. Completely agree with that. You know, Democrats wanted to beat their chest and say, oh, this was a referendum on Trump. Give me a break. It was not a referendum on Trump. These are blue city. New York City is a blue city. Of course they're going to go for Mondavi. Virginia is a blue state. Of course they were going to go for Spamberger. And by the way, Winsome Sears was not a MAGA candidate at all. She didn't even want Trump's endorsement. So the fact that she got shellacked the worst proves to you that when Republicans have Trump on the ballot, they do better. So it's like the opposite of their logic there. And then with Jack Cittarelli, again, like I said, the way in which down the stretch, he didn't embrace that stuff. He tried to pivot to the center and be nice. That tells the story. And I'll say the last thing, Adam, the inner city vote, it was the highest turnout since the mid-90s. It's just not making any sense because Mikey Sherrill wasn't seen as somebody who had that type of appeal. She didn't campaign there. The only time she did campaign there, Barack Obama came in to Newark and he did a rally in a community college gymnasium that it was hardly filled up. So how did this record turnout occur of 450,000 new votes coming from that area that we haven't seen since the 90s? It's really weird, but they can't celebrate anything. They're trying to spin the story that it's a referendum on Top of it. Absolutely not.

[Adam Wise]

These people like the DSA in New York, the progressive activists we know the 2020, they live and breathe this stuff day and night. They'll figure out any way to register 42 people in one apartment in the inner city and have them sign it. And they sign it and you sign it. They'll do whatever it takes. Unethical, you know, doesn't matter what they do to figure out their fine votes, you know, but nobody ever checks into it when it's that side. Right. So we know what they're up to. Shenanigans. So I want to go to this other cut nine, because Elon, they're blaming Elon Musk and Doge as scapegoats for losing Virginia. Watch this.

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[Mike Crispy]

Spanberger right now, and a lot of the numbers are in. Since we've been talking, we were at 24% of the vote in, now 25. So it's moving very, very quickly. Again, the issues in Northern Virginia, this.

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Is in Virginia in general, 300,000 government.

[Mike Crispy]

Employees, half of whom work in Virginia, half of which work in D.C. and Maryland. So the Doge cuts, the shutdowns, the, the sense of not being secure in your government job is particularly important to Virginians. And again, even if you're not employed by the government in Northern Virginia, entire industries are supported.

[Adam Wise]

You know, I very Rarely agree with MSNBC, but they actually might have a point. Six, almost 6% of government employees. I mean, the voters In Virginia, over 6% of them are government employees. That might, the shutdown and those cuts might have had effect. Give me your final thoughts on that clip.

[Mike Crispy]

I do, I do agree with that, that that could have been a factor. And when he says that they were upset about Elon Musk and Doge, so you're cutting government waste, fraud and abuse. And people affected by the waste, fraud and abuse aren't going to vote for the party that's cutting that to benefit the whole country. I guess that's a fine argument. But you know what? We haven't won Virginia at all in any of the elections. And we've always won the presidency, so we don't need Virginia. Winston Sears was not a good candidate. So that's okay. That party can rebuild. But I don't think it's a win for anybody on the Democratic side like they act like it is, Adam.

[Adam Wise]

But they'll make it interesting. The media now we got Congress coming up real fast this year. So. Mike, thanks for joining us. Thanks for your analysis. Great. New Jersey. I'LL see you soon buddy. Thank you.

[Mike Crispy]

Thank you sir.

[Adam Wise]

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[Sarah]

What do you think makes the perfect snack?

[AM PM Advertiser]

Hmm, it's gotta be when I'm really craving it and it's convenient.

[Sarah]

Could you be more specific when it's cravinient?

[AM PM Advertiser]

Okay, like a freshly baked cookie made with real butter available right down the street at am, pm. Or a savory breakfast sandwich I can grab in just a second at a.m. pM.

[Sarah]

I'm seeing a pattern here.

[AM PM Advertiser]

Well yeah, we're talking about what I.

[Sarah]

Crave, which is anything from A and pm.

[AM PM Advertiser]

What more could you want? Stop by AMPM where the snacks and drinks are perfectly craveable and convenient. That's cravingience ampm. Too much good stuff.

[Adam Wise]

This is an I Heart podcast.