Giuliani Makes Unique Endorsement

Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani is sounding the alarm about the direction of his beloved city — and urging former Governor Andrew Cuomo to step up and do what’s right for New Yorkers: support Republican Curtis Sliwa in the upcoming mayoral race.

Speaking on Newsmax’s “Sunday Agenda,” Giuliani said Sliwa — the founder of the Guardian Angels and longtime crime fighter — still has a real shot at victory despite Democrat Zohran Mamdani’s early lead in the polls ahead of the November 4th election.

Giuliani stated that he believes Cuomo ought to get behind the effort, saying he’s spent a great deal of time considering the matter and can’t simply stand by while the city declines.

Giuliani Praises Sliwa’s Grit and Leadership

Giuliani said Sliwa’s deep understanding of New York’s struggles — from violent crime and homelessness to the housing crisis — makes him the clear choice for voters who want to restore safety, order, and common sense to the Big Apple.

“Don’t count Curtis out,” Giuliani said. “Do not count him out. It can happen.”

The former mayor, who guided New York through the aftermath of 9/11, said Sliwa’s decades of public service and real-world experience separate him from career politicians who’ve failed the city.

Trump Also Impressed by Sliwa’s Vision

Giuliani added that even President Donald Trump sees Sliwa as a sharp, capable leader ready to take on New York’s problems head-on.

Giuliani shared that during a recent conversation with President Trump, the former president praised Sliwa’s insight, remarking that he hadn’t realized how knowledgeable and well-prepared Sliwa was on the key issues.

Giuliani said that kind of endorsement from Trump shows that Sliwa’s message of law and order is cutting through the political noise and resonating with everyday Americans who want their cities back.

Giuliani Warns of Radical Democrat Agenda

Giuliani didn’t mince words when it came to Sliwa’s opponent. He warned that Zohran Mamdani’s far-left agenda — backed by House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries and other Democrat elites — would “destroy New York City.”

“Mamdani is tied to the same radical elements that have run this city into the ground,” Giuliani said. “If New Yorkers don’t wake up, it’s over.”

He said the race is bigger than just one city — it’s a battle over the future of law, order, and sanity in America’s biggest urban centers.

Rising Voter Energy Gives Hope

Despite the odds, Giuliani said Sliwa’s campaign has sparked a grassroots movement of working-class New Yorkers tired of the chaos, crime, and corruption that have plagued their neighborhoods under Democratic rule.

“Mamdani is the canary in the coal mine for what could happen to this nation,” Giuliani said. “Don’t count Curtis out. It can happen.”