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Zohran Mamdani and AOC spotted laughing at 9/11 ceremony while victims' families weep during reading of names
A New York Post report puts on the record a political flashpoint: the new mayor and a prominent congresswoman appearing to laugh during the solemn reading of names at the 25th anniversary Ground Zero ceremony, while victims' families wept.
- “After thousands of families of victims of terror beg Mamdani not to show up, he stands there and laughs while families weep. This is NYC's Mayor.”
- Giuliani's former head of security — a self-described lifelong Republican who had been critical of both politicians — said the video lacked context: the camera caught AOC greeting Mamdani hello, and multiple politicians, Republicans and Democrats alike, were laughing and joking nearby.
- The mayor's presence defied a petition hand-delivered by 9/11 victims' relatives earlier that week, urging him to skip the ceremonies entirely.
- Mamdani had fought back tears before Muslim leaders recounting how his aunt stopped taking the subway after 9/11 because she did not feel safe in her hijab — a framing critics called a trivialization of the attacks.
- Mamdani only joined the Thursday-night interfaith memorial walk for its final stop — at an Islamic center.