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Zach Sage Fox’s Social Experiment Exposes Mamdani’s Shaky Support

A social experiment video by pro-Israel comedian Zach Sage Fox has gone viral, suggesting that college student supporters of NYC mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani are unaware of his actual policies. They might like his smiley face, but when push comes to shove, they don't actually want him as the new NY mayor.

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Comedian and pro-Israel provocateur Zach Sage Fox (@zachsagefox) is back at it, trolling college students with a social experiment that’s pure gold. You know Zohran Mamdani, the democratic socialist who just clinched NYC’s mayoral Democratic primary? Well, Zach hit the streets near New York campuses, where Mamdani’s a progressive heartthrob, and asked students if they’d back him. Spoiler: they love the vibes, until they hear the actual policies.

Zach, who’s no stranger to viral stunts (remember his “Hamas fraternity” prank?), read straight from Mamdani’s playbook: wealth taxes on billionaires, jacked-up corporate and inheritance taxes, hardcore rent controls, asking social workers to respond to violent domestic abuse calls, and, here’s the kicker, his fierce pro-Palestinian stance, including BDS support and calling Gaza a “genocide.” Then he asked students to sign a “pro-Mamdani” petition. The result? Crickets. Most kids, who seconds earlier were all “Zohran’s the man,” balked hard. “Wait, I’d pay more taxes?” one said. “That’s too extreme,” another muttered, hightailing it out of frame. The video, titled “Zohran Mamdani Voters Go Into SHOCK After Learning What His Actual Policies Are!” on YouTube, racked up millions of views, with X clips hitting over 250,000 each.

The reaction’s split like a bad breakup. Mamdani’s fans cry foul, calling it “gotcha journalism” and saying Zach cherry-picked or misrepresented policies (like claiming wealth taxes hit the middle class). But conservatives and anti-socialist voices are eating it up, with one X post nailing it: “I wonder how many Mamdani voters actually know what he stands for. Here’s @zachsagefox finding out how few actually like his policies.” Fox News even looped it into their “college indoctrination” narrative, tying it to Mamdani’s DSA roots and his Ugandan-born, academic-royalty background (son of Mahmood Mamdani and Mira Nair, no biggie).


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