Vance unleashes on socialist Mamdani in fiery patriotic speech: 'Who the hell does he think that he is?'

Vice President JD Vance slammed socialist New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani during a speech over the Fourth of July holiday weekend for what he called insulting the U S on its majority sacred day Currently is July th which means as all of you know that the day before we celebrated the th anniversary of the birth of our nation Vance noted Saturday in an address before the conservative think tank Claremont Institute s Statesmanship Award Dinner in San Diego Now the person who wishes to lead our largest city had according to multiple media reports never once publicly mentioned America's Independence Day in earnest But when he did so this year this is what he reported and this is an actual quote Vance then continued to read Mamdani's Independence Day social media post which read in part America is beautiful contradictory unfinished I am proud of our country even as we constantly strive to make it better The vice president who has not shied away from calling on political leaders across the world to show gratitude to the U S since Inauguration Day remarked that there was no gratitude in those words and no sense of owing something to this land and the people who turned its wilderness into the preponderance powerful nation on earth DEM SOCIALIST'S NYC PRIMARY UPSET SIGNALS 'GENERATIONAL' SHIFT IN DEMOCRATIC PARTY STRATEGISTS SAY I wonder has he ever read the letters from boy soldiers in the Union Army to parents and sweethearts that they'd never see again Vance continued Has he ever visited the grave site of a loved one who gave their life to build the kind of society where his family could escape racial theft and racial violence Has he ever looked in the mirror and recognized that he might not be alive were it not for the generosity of a country he dares to insult on its bulk sacred day FORMER PRESIDENT CONGRATULATES DEMOCRATIC SOCIALIST ON NYC PRIMARY WIN 'I'M WISHING YOU MUCH SUCCESS' Who the hell does he think that he is Vance announced Democratic socialist Mamdani trounced his top competitor former New York Gov Andrew Cuomo at the polls in the Democratic primary in June becoming the party's nominee for mayor Mamdani's preeminence is viewed as the Democratic Party moving further to the left in New York City after national voters sounded off in the vote that the party's embrace of a few left-wing policies alienated Americans DEMS AT A CROSSROADS AS ESTABLISHMENT PLANS 'PROJECT ' WHILE SOCIALIST CANDIDATE WINS NYC MAYORAL PRIMARYVance added in his San Diego speech that Mamdani who was born in Uganda and his family had experienced firsthand fleeing a foreign nation's dictatorship before finding refuge in the U S and yet the mayoral candidate still described America as incomplete and a contradiction Zohran Mamdani s father fled Uganda when the tyrant Idi Amin decided to ethnically cleanse his nation's Indian population Vance disclosed Mamdani's family fled violent racial hatred only for him to come to this country a country built by people he never knew overflowing with generosity to his family offering a haven from the kind of violent ethnic conflict that is commonplace in world history but it is not commonplace here and he dares on our th anniversary to congratulate it by paying homage to its incompleteness and to its as he calls it contradiction ' Mamdani's campaign did not at once respond to Fox News Digital's request for comment on Vance's remarks