Mamdani's Communist Housing Official Runs Away CRYING When Asked A Simple Question

What this episode is about

A housing official in New York City, known for her controversial views on private property being a "white supremacist conspiracy," was caught on camera breaking down and fleeing from a reporter when questioned about her mother's ownership of a $1.4 million house. This incident highlights the perceived hypocrisy between her radical beliefs and her family's real estate circumstances.

Key takeaways

• When the architect of anti-property rhetoric owns a luxury home, irony takes a holiday in gentrified bliss.
• Public officials crying on the run: an unprecedented twist in political accountability meets emotional fragility.
• Preaching against white supremacy while sipping $12 lattes is the ultimate self-own; welcome to hypocrisy 101.
• The shark-eyed tyrant is a scared girl in disguise, proving power is often misaligned with resilience.
• In a world of contradictions, authenticity can’t survive—only hollow ideologies and the ashes of panic remain.

Who speaks in this episode?

• Matt Walsh (Host) · 9 min speaking
• CIA Weaver (Guest) · 2 min speaking

What is discussed, and when

1. 0:00 – 3:00: Daily Mail, Celia Applegate, New York City, New York, Brooklyn
2. 3:00 – 6:00: Spectrum News
3. 6:00 – 9:00: Daily Mail, Armra Colostrum, Mayor Eric Adams
4. 9:00 – 11:07: Armra Colostrum

Notable quotes from "Mamdani's Communist Housing Official Runs Away CRYING When Asked A Simple Question"

• She says those are her stated beliefs. Well, the Daily Mail caught up with this woman and specifically to ask her about some interesting details about her family and in light of in light of her stated beliefs, some.

  about Daily Mail · at 0:28

• The former mayor, Eric Adams, said that you were quote out of your effing mind.

  about Mayor Eric Adams · at 6:13

• Go to arra.com/walshanwalsh to get 30% off your first subscription order. That's a rmr.com/walsh.

  about Armra Colostrum · at 9:21

Who and what is mentioned in this episode?

People

• Mayor Eric Adams — Person · Referenced public figure (former mayor) · 1 mention · first at 6:13
  Cited as having criticized 'Weaver' with a quote used to frame the controversy over her past statements on homeownership and race.
• Celia Applegate — Person · Referenced family member (mother of a public official) · 2 mentions · first at 0:59
  Mentioned as the mother of 'Weaver' and as the owner of a $1.4M home, used to highlight alleged hypocrisy around anti-private-property views.
  The assertion that it's racist for white people to own homes despite her own mother owning a $1.4 million craftsman house. Weaver, who runs Mayor Zoramani's office to protect…

Companies & orgs

• Daily Mail — Company · Referenced media · 4 mentions · first at 0:30
  Mentioned as the source of a report on a public official's controversial statements and family details.
• Spectrum News — Company · Referenced media · 1 mention · first at 5:50
  Mentioned as the outlet that conducted an interview with the public official regarding her controversial remarks.
  Her cleanup operation. I guess she did one interview, one official interview with Spectrum News. And this is what her team had selected as okay, we're going to deal with this…

Places & events

• New York City, New York — Place · Setting · 1 mention · first at 0:49
  Mentioned as the location where a public official works and where the reported events took place.
  For Sea Weaver. It was I mean pretty great for the rest of us. But here's what the Daily Mail report. a woke aid to New York City's new socialist mayor burst out crying when…
• Brooklyn — Place · Setting · 1 mention · first at 1:07
  Mentioned as the location where the public official lives and where the confrontation occurred.
  People to own homes despite her own mother owning a $1.4 million craftsman house. Weaver, who runs Mayor Zoramani's office to protect tenants, was overcome with emotion when confronted outside her apartment in Brooklyn on Wednesday morning.

Sponsors

• Armra Colostrum — Product · Sponsor · 2 mentions · first at 8:47
  Promoted as a health supplement during the podcast, offering immune system benefits.

Full transcript with timestamps

0:00 You know how a shark's eye is like black and empty and full of malice? Well, it's the same thing when you look into the eyes of a woman like this. This is like terrifying blank stare. There just there's nothing inside there. We discussed at the start of the week the esteemed CIA Weaver of housing official amount administration who believes that private property should be abolished especially for white people and private property is a white supremacist conspiracy theory or conspiracy. She she says those are her stated beliefs. Well, the Daily Mail caught up with this woman and uh specifically to ask her about some interesting details about her family and in light of in light of her stated beliefs, some details about her family are pretty interesting.

0:44 And it didn't go well. It didn't go well for Sea Weaver. It was I mean pretty great for the rest of us. But here's what the Daily Mail report. a woke aid to New York City's new socialist mayor burst out crying when confronted over the assertion that it's racist for white people to own homes despite her own mother owning a $1.4 million craftsman house. Weaver, who runs Mayor Zoramani's office to protect tenants, was overcome with emotion when confronted outside her apartment in Brooklyn on Wednesday morning. The 37-year-old began running down the street after seeing a Daily Mail reporter outside her home and then said no through tears when asked if she wanted to comment on her professor mother Celia Applegates ownership of the $ 1.4 million property in fast gentrifying Nashville.

1:30 Uh, so the sadly there's no, and I was skimming through this article in in hopes of finding it, but sadly there's no video of this outburst. I guess there's pictures of the Daily Mail got photos, but as far as I know, there's no video of this happening. So, we have the photographic evidence, but we don't get the video, which is unfortunate. Um, we don't get to see this woman sprinting down the street crying, saying no after she was asked a basic question. This is this is a public official, by the way. Just to remind you, have we ever seen this from a public official before?

2:13 Have we ever seen that? Have we ever seen someone in public office or holding some kind of official position run away in tears shouting no when asked a question by a reporter? This feels like a first. Uh so CIA Weaver is she's making history. She's breaking the glass ceiling here. This is one glass ceiling that she has uh that she has definitely broken. Now you know when we talked about Weaver earlier in the week, I said that these liberal women, these these communists like Weaver always have this kind of singongy corporate tone. They they they speak with the tone of an HR executive. Everything is very sanitized.

2:56 Everything is very corporate. She talked about remember kicking people out of their homes, but the phrase she used, she said that um well, when you kick someone out of your home, you're giving them a a different relationship with private property, which of course it's like taking somebody up the gallows to the guillotine and saying that you're going to give them a different relationship with their own head. I mean, that's that's basically what it is. And and that's how they sound. And and yet in reality, these are ruthless tyrants. These are evil, psychotic vultures who will eat you alive.

3:32 I mean, they will they will cut you open and rip your guts out. They have no soul. They have no compassion. They have no empathy. These are these are sharks. You know how a shark's eye is like black and empty and full of malice? Well, it's the same thing when you look into the eyes of a woman like this. This like terrifying blank stare just there's nothing inside there. No heart, no soul. But then on the other hand, these people are also absolute weaklings. They're sensitive. They're scared. They're weak. They're pathetic. They're cowardly. Weaver is a is a is a scared little girl running away in tears.

4:17 Running away in tears to go to go cry in the bathroom. She's going to go lock herself in the bathroom and cry because of the slightest bit of push back. So all these things are true. They try to present as inoffensive and sort of corporate drones. In their souls, they are evil and full of wrath and hate. They delight in the suffering of those that they deem to be their enemies. And they are scared, cowardly, pathetic little nothings. And meanwhile, to top off the list of contradictions, while they rail against white supremacy, they all live in gentrified neighborhoods. Obviously, they all live in Craftsman homes, you know, with their built-in bookcases and their and their exposed beams and all that kind of stuff and their nice uh countertops.

5:09 renovated bathrooms and then they go they go to coffee shops and order $12 lattes while they lament the evils of whiteness. So, it's nothing but contradiction. There's no authenticity inside these people at all. You dig down to the core of somebody like this and you'll find that there's just nothing there. There's no core. All that lies at the bottom is hate and fear. They they don't have any kind of real personality. They don't even have any real beliefs except for a desire for power. And uh that's what the sea of weavers of the world are. Now earlier in the week she did do an interview apparently that was supposed to be her cleanup operation. I guess she did one interview, one official interview with Spectrum News. And this is what her team had selected as okay, we're going to deal with this controversy over the past remarks. We're going to deal with it one time. That's what they hoped. And

6:03 uh little did she know that she would then be asked by a Daily Mail reporter and she panicked and cried. But um here's how it went in in the interview. Listen. The former mayor, Eric Adams, said that you were quote out of your effing mind. That was in response to a resurfaced tweet from way back when of something you'd said on Twitter about home ownership being a tool of white supremacy. I wanted to give you a chance to respond. You're not You're not out of your mind, right?

6:28 I I don't think I'm out of my mind. Um, you know, I think that some of some of those things are are certainly not how I would how I would say things today and are and are regretful. Um, but, you know, I do think my sort of decades of experience fighting for more affordable housing sort of stands on its own. I'm proud to be in this role fighting for stronger tenants rights and and I think that for many years, people have been locked out of the property market that has produced a lot of systemic and racial inequalities in our system. And um, I want to make sure that everybody has a safe and affordable place to live, whether they rent or own. And that is something that I'm laser focused on in this new role.

7:02 Now, I admit that this is kind of a petty complaint. It's sort of a pet peeve, but I hate how these educated white women and it is. It I mean, it is from what I can tell this is a specific to college educated white women, to a lesser extent, college educated white men. But how they all use the phrase sort of I don't know if anyone this is a very spec it's very very uh specific pet peeve of mine but now that if you haven't noticed it now that I pointed out you'll hear you'll hear it every time. So she says you know my my sort of decades of experience sort of fighting for affordable housing sort of stands on its own. I don't know what that is. I don't have a theory for what that is or why they do it. I don't know what the sort of thing is. But I know that white women with college degrees do this for some reason. Sort of is their verbal crutch. I don't know. And I find it annoying. I find it I find it sort of

7:57 annoying. I sort of listen to them sort of using the phrase sort of. And I I sort of I sort of want these sort of pretentious to just sort sort sort of shut up. And you know, I guess it's all it's all it's I I guess I could there is a you can see why actually this is their verbal crutch. It's all it's all it's all part of the corporate thing. It's all it's like the the uptalking thing where uh every sentence sounds like a question. It's all part of that to make everything sound more sanitized, everything sound less sort of uh now I'm make everything sound less declarative, less aggressive, even though what they're saying is horrible. Anyway, when you prioritize your health, you're investing in your ability to show up fully, think clearly, and stay resilient through whatever life throws your way. Take charge of your health with our sponsor, Armra Colostrum. Arra Colostrum taps into nature's original superfood packed with

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9:21 Go to arra.com/walshanwalsh to get 30% off your first subscription order. That's a rmr.com/walsh. Uh, you notice how she doesn't retract or walk back anything she said? She doesn't repudiate or disavow the idea that home ownership is white supremacy. She only says that it's not how she would phrase it today. You notice that? That's her response. That's that is the response that her team the one time they thought they would have to respond to it because they figure the media is on their side like, "Hey guys, we're all on the same team and this is going to be her is their their very clever way of of getting around it."

10:02 Their not not so clever, not so subtle way. say, "Well, I wouldn't that's not how I would phrase it today." Okay, you wouldn't phrase it that way today, but do you believe that today? Well, of course, she still does. She wouldn't today in her position in government, she would not come out and say that white people shouldn't own homes and that what that private property is a white supremacist conspiracy. But she does believe that. She just wouldn't say it. And that's basically her answer. Um, although I will say that I did appreciate how she had to clarify that she's not out of her mind. Like, unfortunately, there's no way to deny being out of your mind without sounding like you're even more out of your mind.

10:46 No, I'm not out of my mind. The way she said it, I'm not out of my mind. Well, oh, you're you're totally psychotic. Like, you're even crazier than I thought just based on the way you said that. If you'd like to see what else I have to say, you can access my full show by going to dailywire.com or by going to the Mattw Show Twitter page. Hope to see you there.

Questions about this episode

Who speaks in "Mamdani's Communist Housing Official Runs Away CRYING When Asked A Simple Question"?

Matt Walsh (Host), CIA Weaver (Guest).

What is "Mamdani's Communist Housing Official Runs Away CRYING When Asked A Simple Question" about?

A housing official in New York City, known for her controversial views on private property being a "white supremacist conspiracy," was caught on camera breaking down and fleeing from a reporter when questioned about her mother's ownership of a $1.4 million house. This incident highlights the perceived hypocrisy between her radical beliefs and her family's real estate circumstances.

What is mentioned in this Matt Walsh episode?

7 people, works and ideas are mentioned, including Daily Mail, Mayor Eric Adams, New York City, New York, Spectrum News, Celia Applegate, Brooklyn. Each one on this page links to its own page with every episode that mentions it.

How long is "Mamdani's Communist Housing Official Runs Away CRYING When Asked A Simple Question"?

The episode runs 11 min; the transcript is about 2,004 words in 16 timestamped sections.

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