Resolves YES if Zohran Mamdani says the listed word during his appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live! On September 28 2026.

For the answers that include ‘or’, he only needs to say one of those words listed to resolve yes.

Must be what Zohran Mamdani says while there, if a video is shown of previous Mamdani comments, doesn’t count.

N/a if Mamdani doesn’t appear on Jimmy Kimmel live! Before October 2 2026.

If Mamdani appearance is changed from sep 28 to a different date but still next week, market will use the new date next week

Possessive noun forms of <word>, plurals, and possessive plural noun forms are INCLUDED:

<word> is "Immigrant" → "Immigrants" counts

<word> is "Egg" → "eggs' shells" counts

<word> is “Russia” → “Russia’s” counts,

“Russian” does not

If <word> exists only in adjective form, no plural form exists:

<word> is “Economic” → “Economics” does not count (“Economic” is an adjective for which “Economics” is

not a plural)

Plural nouns occurring within proper nouns and noun phrases are included:

<word> is “Cat” → “Cats the musical” counts

Grammatical variations beyond plurals/possessives are NOT included:

<word> is "Immigrant" → "Immigration" does NOT count

<word> is "Run" → "Running" or "Ran" do NOT count

When <word> specifies a plural form, the singular does NOT count:

<word> is "Veterans" → "Veteran" does NOT count

Words that are spelled the same as the plural form of <word> (if such exists) but are themselves not a plural

noun are included:

<word> is “Wind” → “Winds up the clock” counts

Open compounds (words separated by spaces) count

<word> is "fire" → "fire station" counts

<word> is "couch" → "couch potato" counts

Hyphenated compounds (words connected by hyphens) count

<word> is "Palestine" → "pro-Palestine" counts

<word> is "fat" → "non-fat" counts

Closed compounds (single word, no spaces/hyphens) do not count

<word> is "fire" → "wildfire" does not count

<word> is "fire" → "firefighter" does not count

Multi-word <word> in larger constructions: When <word> is a multi-word phrase appearing within a hyphenated

construction, it counts only if <word> appears as a complete, unmodified element.

<word> is "New York" → "New York-based" counts (complete element)

Portmanteaus (words blended from two words where parts of each are combined) are NOT included unless the

portmanteau clearly contains <word> as a distinct, unaltered element.

<word> is "MAGA" → "MAGA-nificent" counts (MAGA appears as distinct element)