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A Fox News anchor issued a stark warning to younger voters as he expressed deep considerations about the pledges Democratic nominee Zohran Mamdani has made in his mission to grow to be New York‘s next mayor.

During Wednesday’s August 6 episode of Fox and Friends, the news anchors dissected Mamdani’s platform as he presses ahead with his mayoral marketing campaign. The panel casted critical doubt over the commitments he has outlined so far, with Fox host Lawrence B. Jones going so far as to warning younger voters not to “take the bait.”

The underdog socialist politician has already clinched victory in the Democratic main race for mayor,and has outlined a sequence of commitments to New Yorkers that some take into account unrealistic. Analyzing his agenda, Fox News host Ainsley Earhardt remarked, “It’s all about free, free, free.”

She added, “If you live in New York, I know it’s expensive and you probably live in a tiny apartment and you probably share it with three other roommates and had to put up a wall up to divide one of the bedrooms – like a little shoebox. We all did that in the very beginning when we moved to New York until you can get your feet on the ground.”

Earhardt continued, “But when you’re young and you hear that there are free buses, grocery stores are going to be run by the government and give cheaper prices, that all sounds appealing to the younger generation.”

Responding to Mamdani’s stance on ICE limitations, a Fox host remarked, “I can’t even imagine how the people of New York City feel listening to that, knowing that if he were elected as mayor of New York that they would have to continue to live with the dangerous criminals that are on their streets terrorizing that city right now.”

The host added, “We’ve done so much work there as ICE officers and federal law enforcement officers getting dangerous criminals off the streets of New York. Literally tons of and tons of of them have been eliminated already in New York City because of President Trump’s management.”

The Fox News host concluded, “We need to continue to do that work and we need a mayor that will work with us and have our backs when we are out there making sure we’re going after those individuals. So if he were elected, New York City would be a train wreck and those poor families would have nowhere to go for help.”