Mr. President, I was wondering if you could clear up some confusion around a Washington Post report.

There was this explosive report that the Coast Guard is no longer going to characterize swastika's and noces as hate symbols.

DHS called that a lie and fake news. Can you clear up?

I don't know anything about it. When was this written?

I think yesterday.

Look, the Coast Guard's an incredible group of

people. I know very well. We just ordered a lot of new Coast Guard cutters, beautiful, the most

magnificence. They look like yachts with lots of guns on them. So I don't know, I haven't seen any

report like that, but certainly we want them to remain a great force, and they are.

Mr. President, I'm a chief maker, and you did the piece in all the nine months around the world.

I would like to ask, Mr. Mandani, you've accused the U.S. government of committing genocide in Gaza while President Trump were working on peace.

Why that?

I've spoken about the Israeli government committing genocide,

and I've spoken about our government funding it. And I shared with the president in our meeting

about the concern that many New Yorkers have of wanting their tax dollars to go towards the

benefit of New Yorkers and their ability to afford basic dignity. And what we see right now is

we're in the ninth consecutive year of more than 100,000 school children being homeless in our city. And what we see right now is we're in the ninth consecutive year of more

than 100,000 school children being homeless in our city. And there's a desperate need not only for

the following of human rights, but also the following through on the promises we've made New Yorkers.

And I appreciated the meeting we had and the work that we can do.

But you agree that President Trump did do a piece and he worked hard to make the peace

because he worked hard to do the peace in the Middle East and everywhere.

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