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Trump Says He Plans To Meet With NYC Mayor-Elect Mamdani To "Work Something Out"
He said that if the president were willing to find common ground on the issue, he would be willing to work with him.
"The president ran a campaign where he spoke about a promise to deliver cheaper groceries, a promise to reduce the cost of living," Mr. Mamdani said at news conference at a food pantry in the Bronx, where he served meals to visitors.
But he has also expressed doubt that the president has any such intentions.
"We are seeing his actions and that of his administration in Washington leading to the exact opposite effect for New Yorkers."
Oh to be a fly on that wall!?
As Tom Ozimek detailed earlier for The Epoch Times, President Donald Trump said Nov. 16 that he plans to meet with New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani and "work something out," signaling that he may be open to a working relationship with the self-described democratic socialist, whom the president has repeatedly said is a threat to the city.
"The mayor of New York, I will say, would like to meet with us and we'll work something out," Trump told reporters on Nov. 17 as he prepared to return to Washington after a weekend in Florida.
"We want to see everything work out well for New York."
Mamdani—who defeated former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo by nearly nine points to become the city's first democratic socialist mayor—said during a Nov. 12 interview with NBC New York that he intends to reach out to the White House in the coming weeks.
The 34-year-old Ugandan-born, naturalized U.S. citizen called the relationship with Washington "critical to the success of the city" and said he is prepared to work with Trump on issues such as lowering the cost of living and delivering cheaper groceries.