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 Yes, I can provide the full text of Tucker Carlson's recent newsletter post titled "Jews for Mamdani," published on November 6, 2025, in which he defends Zohran Mamdani against antisemitism accusations and discusses Jewish voters' support for him in the New York City mayoral election. This appears to be the "message" (or full "clip" in textual form) you're referring to, based on current reporting. Carlson's newsletters are text-based, so there's no video or audio clip, but here's the complete excerpt as it was written and shared:Jews for MamdaniZohran Mamdani is a socialist. He may even be a communist – he’s a big fan of the Castro regime, after all. Is the incoming mayor a fan of Israel? Does he want America to fight its wars? Not particularly. But a Jew hater? Because he doesn’t.Mamdani rejected that he was antisemitic during the campaign, but that didn’t stop the ethno-narcissists from slandering him as some sort of dark force plotting to install the Fourth Reich in America’s largest city. Jonathan Greenblatt, the head of the Anti-Defamation League (ADL), called Mamdani a “clear and present danger” to the Jewish community. Andrew Cuomo, who lost the election badly, implied that Mamdani was a terrorist sympathizer who would greenlight another 9/11. Donald Trump called Jews who voted for Mamdani “stupid.” How could thousands of Jewish people in New York vote for him? There are four possible explanations.One: They’re self-hating Jews who want to see Israel destroyed. Two: They’re useful idiots who’ve been brainwashed by the woke media into thinking antisemitism is a right-wing phenomenon only.Three: They’re secret Muslims posing as Jews.We now arrive at the fourth possibility, the one that’s true. The Jewish voters who backed Mamdani did so because they knew the antisemite attacks were lies. They had the brains to see through the bullshit. America’s Israel First caucus needs antisemitism. It’s their only hope at convincing taxpayers to keep shipping their hard-earned fortunes to the Netanyahu government. Without that bogeyman, the grift dries up. So they invent it. Mamdani, a Ugandan-born Muslim who’s lived in New York his whole life and has never said a harsh word about Jews, became the latest victim. But New York’s Jews didn’t buy it. A CNN exit poll found that one-third of Jewish New Yorkers cast their ballots for Mamdani on Tuesday. That’s more than voted for Cuomo, the guy who spent the whole campaign yelling about Hitler. Rabbi Moishe Indig, a leader in the Satmar Hasidic community, endorsed Mamdani outright. The lesson? Most Jews are smarter than the lobby that claims to speak for them. They care more about their city than a foreign country halfway around the world. And they’re tired of being played.This piece has sparked significant backlash, including from figures like Sen. Ted Cruz and Rep. Randy Fine, who criticized Carlson for it.

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