Peter Doocy isn’t afraid to ask the tough questions.
The Fox News correspondent has made Democrats squirm for years.
And Peter Doocy asked Karoline Leavitt one stunning question that left the media mad as hell.
Doocy Goes Straight for the Jugular
Monday’s White House press briefing started like any other day.
But then Peter Doocy stood up and delivered a question that caught everyone off guard.
He asked Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt point-blank if President Trump wants Zohran Mamdani deported.
Mamdani just won the Democrat primary for New York City mayor, and he’s already causing massive headaches for his own party.
The guy’s a self-described democratic socialist who makes AOC look moderate.
Leavitt tried to dodge the question at first, saying she hadn’t heard Trump call for deportation.
But she made it crystal clear that Trump doesn’t want this radical anywhere near City Hall.
She slammed Mamdani’s extreme agenda that would wreck New York City – a place Trump obviously cares about deeply.
The Real Story Behind the Question
Doocy wasn’t just throwing out random questions.
Republican Congressman Andy Ogles has been pushing Attorney General Pam Bondi to investigate whether Mamdani lied on his citizenship application.
The issue? Rap lyrics Mamdani wrote back in 2017 that seem to praise terrorists.
We’re talking about lyrics that supported convicted Hamas funders – the kind of thing that should disqualify someone from citizenship, let alone running a major American city.
Doocy wanted to know if Trump thinks this deserves the Attorney General’s attention.
Leavitt played it safe, saying she hadn’t seen the specific claims but noting that serious allegations should be investigated.
That’s Washington speak for "we’re not touching this hot potato right now."
The Meet the Press Disaster
Here’s where things get really interesting.
Doocy brought up Mamdani’s train wreck appearance on NBC’s Meet the Press over the weekend.
The host gave this guy three separate chances to condemn the phrase "Globalize the Intifada."
Three chances.
And he couldn’t do it.
For those who don’t know, "Globalize the Intifada" is basically a call for violence against Jews worldwide.
It’s not some abstract political slogan – it’s hate speech that’s inspired real attacks.
But Mamdani sat there and refused to condemn it, hiding behind some nonsense about not wanting to "police language."
This is the guy who wants to run America’s largest city, home to over a million Jewish Americans.
Leavitt Drops the Hammer
Leavitt’s response was telling.
She said Trump works with Democrats across the country, even those on the far left.
But then she delivered the knockout punch – calling Mamdani a communist who hates everything that makes America great.
She didn’t mince words about what Mamdani represents.
This isn’t someone who just disagrees on tax policy or healthcare.
Mamdani opposes law and order, fiscal responsibility, and the basic work ethic that built this country.
He wants to freeze rent, implement a $30 minimum wage, and have the government run grocery stores.
That’s not progressive politics – that’s straight-up socialism.
What This Really Means
The exchange revealed something important about the current political moment.
Even Trump’s team recognizes they might have to work with Mamdani if New Yorkers are foolish enough to elect him.
But they’re not going to pretend he’s anything other than what he is – a radical leftist who would destroy the city.
Mamdani’s campaign represents everything wrong with today’s Democrat Party.
They’ve moved so far left that a guy who won’t condemn anti-Jewish violence is their nominee for mayor.
The same party that claims to fight hate is running someone who refuses to denounce calls for violence against Jews.
It’s insane, but that’s where we are in 2025.
The Stakes for NYC
New York City stands at a crossroads.
Voters can choose someone who will continue the progressive policies that have already damaged the city.
Or they can reject this radical experiment before it’s too late.
Mamdani wants to defund police, implement wealth redistribution, and turn NYC into a socialist playground.
His refusal to condemn anti-Jewish rhetoric shows exactly what kind of leader he’d be.
The Trump administration is making it clear they see right through this guy’s act.
Leavitt’s comments signal that if Mamdani wins, he shouldn’t expect any cooperation from Washington, D.C.
New Yorkers better choose wisely, because their decision will affect far more than just city politics.
They’re deciding whether America’s greatest city gets handed over to someone who fundamentally opposes everything it represents.
