Good evening. It's Wednesday, November 5th. Welcome to a new episode of System Update, our live nightly show that airs every Monday through Friday at 7 p.m. Eastern exclusively here on Rumble, the free speech alternative to YouTube.

Tonight, in New York City last night, voters delivered an overwhelming and decisive victory to Zoan Mondani, who very few people even in New York City politics had heard of less than a year ago,

and he's now going to be mayor of America's largest city.

The last night, a witness day virtually complete sweep of victories for Democrats in places like

New Jersey, Virginia, even in Georgia.

It was Mandani's status as a very outspoken critic of Israel, along

with being the first ever Muslim to be elected to lead America's largest city and to self-describe

socialist politics, which provoked an intense and often sometimes utterly unhinged national

discourse about his candidacy and now about his victory. We'll examine what happened last night

and what it means. And we'll also speak to Breitbart's John Carney, who wrote one of the most

interesting and thoughtful analyses today of the voting box that actually delivered Mondani

this sweeping victory. And given that he's writing for Breitbart and other right-wing

journals focuses on right-wing,

journals focuses on right-wing misconceptions about exactly what that voting block is and why they voted for him.

Then former Vice President Dick Cheney died on Monday at the age of 84.

The tributes that poured in from virtually every major Democratic Party leader, including

past presidents and past Democratic nominees, and his large liberal news outlets went far beyond

standard consultances offered when a political leader dies.

In fact, these statements were so effusive that one would have thought that Dick Cheney was one of the most universally beloved and admired political statesman in American history.

But actually, the opposite was true.

Not all that long ago, relatively speaking, Cheney was at least as hated by liberal power centers while in power as Trump is hated by them today.

And Cheney was typically maligned in exactly the same terms as Trump is now, as some unique threat

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