Kathy Hochul
- Role
- Governor of New York
- Statement date
"“wildly inappropriate”"
Source and context
Original post
About this source
Full Newsmax interview cited and linked by NY1. Giuliani said Mamdani should skip the memorial and made broader claims about Mamdani and Muslims; those claims are recorded as Giuliani’s assertions, not established facts.
Before the quotation
Giuliani had said Mamdani should not attend the Ground Zero ceremony.
After the quotation
Hochul said the anniversary should emphasize shared grief and unity rather than division.
How this statement is classified
She directly rejected the exclusion demand and defended inclusive attendance.
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Corrections to this statement
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Correction to: Statement by Kathy Hochul
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- Corrected language
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This corrects our account of what happened.
Full Newsmax interview cited and linked by NY1. Giuliani said Mamdani should skip the memorial and made broader claims about Mamdani and Muslims; those claims are recorded as Giuliani’s assertions, not established facts.
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