‘I Am Disgusted!’ Fox News Contributor Who Joined FBI Due to 9/11 Gets Emotional While Railing Against Zohran Mamdani

Fox News contributor and former FBI agent Nicole Parker got emotional while railing against New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani (D) during a discussion of the 9/11 terrorist attacks.

Parker joined Fox News’ John Roberts on Tuesday and she urged Mamdani not to attend a 9/11 ceremony that many families of 9/11 victims have asked him not to attend.

Roberts also noted that Mamdani is receiving pushback over an executive order signing on Friday where he passed off his ceremonial pen to NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch who then handed it to Mamdani’s chief counsel, Ramzi Kassem, who once represented al-Qaeda operative Ahmed al-Darbi.

Parker recalled witnessing the 9/11 terrorist attacks and called Kassem’s presence at the signing “abhorrent.”

She said:

It is abhorrent. I am disgusted… I watched the South Tower get hit by an airplane. I did not see the first tower because I was still at my desk but I saw what happened. I saw people jumping. They had no better option than to jump. For Mayor Mamdani to say that the focus is on the families and on the responders and the loved ones of those that were killed, you’re right, I agree with him on that. That should be the focus.

And guess what? Many of them come over, 101,000 have said they do not want you there. If you are within the sound of my voice, Mayor Mamdani, they have said they do not want you there. They do not want your support. Please do not attend. This is not about you. It’s not about your ego. It’s not about trying to do the right thing. At the end of the day, what the families want is what should go and if they do not want you present, you should not be there. I remember, let me just tell you, after 9/11, it was the most powerful time in our country.

Parker recalled a feeling of “unity” in New York after the attacks and she blasted far-left streamer Hasan Piker over his infamous remark saying America “deserved” 9/11:

There was a feeling of unity… New York united, our country, the world united. I never in a million years thought that on the 25 year anniversary of Sept. 11th, the most horrible day in U.S. history, that we would have people saying that the United States of America deserves this, American citizens saying we deserve this. I will unequivocally tell you you are wrong. We did not deserve this. It is not okay. Anyone that says that should be nowhere near the World Trade Center site.

Watch above via Fox News.

Jason Cohen contributed to this report.

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