"You have been very vocal in your critique of Mayor Mamdani. You wrote in the Wall Street Journal that my party's future isn't Mamdani's New York. Are we Israelis following this closely? Perhaps are we Jews? Are we over-hyping the Mamdani effect or are Jewish lives in New York or in general under threat in the U.S. today? I don't support the democratic socialists. I don't support people that believe in open borders. And I also don't support people that we're celebrating on October 8th. I don't think that they're the type of Democrats. I'm about winning. I don't give moral victory speeches on election night. I'm a believer in one thing. If you want progressive politics, you got to win. And you got to take a Republican district and make it a Democratic district. I don't believe those people represent the future. And I not only don't think they represent the future. They can't win elections in the states that count for winning the presidency. And without that, it's just after hours music. That's all it is."