Trump reveals 'one thing in common' he has with Mamdani after Oval Office love fest
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Trump met with New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani in the Oval Office, discussing shared goals for housing and affordability despite political differences.
"We have one thing in common," Trump said Friday. "We want this city of ours that we love to do very well. And I wanted to congratulate the mayor. He really ran an incredible race against, you know, a lot of smart people starting with the early primaries against some very tough people, very smart people. And he beat them and he beat them easily. And I congratulated him and we talked about some things in very strong common, like housing and getting housing built and, food and prices."
The president and mayor-elect met together at the White House Thursday afternoon, before opening the Oval Office doors to the media to pepper the pair with questions. Trump predicted that New York City, his hometown, will see a "great mayor" while remarking that the White House would be there to assist.
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