Trump son calls on Republican Sliwa to drop out of | Political News

President Donald Trump’s son, Eric, is reportedly calling on Republican Curtis Sliwa to drop out of the New York mayoral race during an look on Fox News.

During an interview with anchor Sandra Smith on Tuesday, the 41-year-old was requested about Sliwa after a clip of the chief government officer of the Guardian Angels saying he was “not dropping out, under no circumstance.” According to Smith, Sliwa’s presence in the race would make it simpler for Democratic candidate Zohran Mamdani to win the race.

According to Smith, the likelihood of a Mamdani victory, “has put business leaders on edge.” She requested Eric, “What would you like to see occur right here?”

“I’m sure you’ve given a lot of thought to it,” she added. “Should Sliwa drop out of this race?”

Eric responded, “I need New York to stop being a petri dish, proper?” He added, “That’s exactly what’s happened. If you just left New York alone, if you focused on clean streets, if you focused on, you know, safe streets, and you let capitalism do what it does better in New York City than anywhere around the world, you would have the greatest thriving city anywhere.”

“But these games — I mean, what is this?” Eric continued. “So you have Zohran saying the NYPD should be disbanded, right, defund the NYPD, he’s going out there saying that [Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin]Netanyahu should be arrested, and next time he comes into New York for the U.N. or anything else.”

Eric added that he believed Mamdani “should be arrested.” The first son claims that Mamdani is also “going after [Indian Prime Minister Narendra] Modi, saying that Modi’s a war criminal and he should be [arrested].”

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“He wants to go nationalize every grocery store,” seethed Eric. “Why do we have to always be an experiment? Why can’t we have, again, great education, low taxes, clean streets, safe streets, and lets New York do what it does best, which is capitalism? I’m sick and tired of this game.”

When requested by Smith if he prefers Cuomo, who is working on an Independent platform, Eric responded, “Oh, 100 percent, absolutely.”

“So can Cuomo pull off victory if Sliwa is still in the race?” probed Smith. “No, no, of course not,” Eric responded.

“And by the way in which, that’s why The New York Post, that’s why one of your own firms, is strongly encouraging him to get out of the race, as is all people else,” he added. “Listen, you realize, I really like Republicans, but the issue is correct now the man is polling at like 9%.”

“I’m not saying I’m the largest Cuomo fan. I’m against a lot of issues that Cuomo has completed, but at least he’s not making an attempt to nationalize grocery shops,” added Eric. “At least he’s not making an attempt to raise taxes additional in New York.”