Mamdani seeks cooperation with Trump; housing chief accused of accessing Democrats’ mortgage records

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00:00Today on Media Miss Minute, despite threats from President Trump,

00:04New York's newly elected mayor says he wants to work with the White House for the good of the

00:08city. And a new investigation into whether the head of the Federal Housing Finance Agency

00:13improperly accessed the mortgage records of President Trump's political rivals.

00:21Welcome to Media Miss Minute. I'm Craig DeGrelli. And today we're looking at two stories missed or

00:27ignored by partisan media outlets. First, a story left-leaning outlets are overlooking. New York

00:33City's mayor-elect Zoran Mamdani is hitting the ground running, and he says one of his first calls

00:38will be to President Trump with the message of unity. Watch. Well, I'll say that I'm here to work

00:44for the benefit of everyone that calls the city home and that wherever there is a possibility for

00:49working together towards that end, I'm ready. And if it's to the expense of those New Yorkers,

00:52I will fight it. Trump previously threatened to withhold federal funds if Mamdani won,

00:58while Mamdani, in his victory speech, vowed to stand up and take on Trump.

01:03Now to a story right-leaning outlets are mostly ignoring. The Wall Street Journal reports that

01:08Fannie Mae officials were fired after they began investigating whether Trump's housing finance

01:13chief used his position to dig into Democrats' mortgage records. Among the records he allegedly

01:19accessed, those belonged to New York Attorney General Letitia James, who is facing federal

01:24charges in a separate mortgage fraud case. She has pleaded not guilty. For more stories missed or

01:30minimized by partisan media, download the Straight Arrow News app and click on the Media Miss tab.