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06-24-2026 · 7h 29m

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[00:12:00] Have you ever heard someone mention the Strysand effect and wondered what they were talking about?
[00:12:29] phenomena is named after actress Barbara Streisand. Sometimes when you try to cover something
[00:12:34] up you end up bringing more attention to it than if you had just let things be.
[00:12:41] The Assemblyman will not denounce Hassan Piper who said America deserved 9-11, dude.
[00:12:46] The Assemblyman will say to his response, Hassan Piper says America deserved 9-11.
[00:12:52] There you go. There you have it.
[00:12:54] My friends, we have toppled a political dynasty.
[00:12:58] Now to the Michigan Senate race, where El Sayed is campaigning in Michigan,
[00:13:02] appearing on stage at two Michigan campaign rallies.
[00:13:05] He's coactively campaigning alongside Piper.
[00:13:07] The man who said Hezbollah's flag is his favorite, because it's dope.
[00:13:11] Why would you align yourself for a raging anti-Semite threat who has defended her most
[00:13:16] terrorists?
[00:13:17] Calling them the lesser of two is, Israel's compared to the government's evils, come
[00:13:20] up with strife.
[00:13:21] Lesser of two, that's what I find a bridge too far.
[00:13:25] When I went up to my good friend, Chad, and said, hey, you walked me through some
[00:13:28] more controversial statements of a son, Piker, even Chad CBT went out of its way
[00:13:34] It's a way to soften the image of the sun and give me context.
[00:13:38] Thanks, but no thanks.
[00:13:40] Chat should be ticked.
[00:13:41] The soft piker is campaign poison.
[00:13:43] Placing yourself on the wrong side of a 19 issue
[00:13:46] is only going to make you look bad.
[00:13:47] It's going to be good for me.
[00:13:49] It's going to be good for the candidates that I work with.
[00:13:51] Turns out it was true.
[00:13:52] Abdul al-Sayed at 27% overluck.
[00:13:57] May I cure up, everybody?
[00:13:58] This is a cure-up, huh?
[00:13:59] Welcome to the broadcast.
[00:14:00] Thank you for having me.
[00:14:01] Oh, my gosh.
[00:14:03] What's going on everybody?
[00:14:09] I hope everyone's having a fantastic evening after and for you no matter where you are
[00:14:23] in the world.
[00:14:24] I'm, I'm Sam Piker in this thoughts and I'm broadcast coming to you live from a sunny
[00:14:29] and beautiful day here in the heart of the American Communist movement ladies and gentlemen
[00:14:37] coming to you live with the tie that I purchased from the commie corridor yesterday this is now
[00:14:43] officially the lucky tie we're live we're alive on stolen Lenape land in new york city new york
[00:14:52] folks. It's Wednesday, June 24th, 2026, 11 21 a.m. Pacific time, but we might as well be working off
[00:15:01] of Eastern Standard at this point says I find myself around these parts quite a bit. I find myself
[00:15:12] constantly in New York City, concrete jungle where dreams are made of. There's nothing you
[00:15:17] can't do. Now you're in New York. It's hot socialist summer, ladies and gentlemen. And
[00:15:26] let me tell you, it's an honor to be a part of it all. I'm at a loss for words. Anyway,
[00:15:37] I'm a chud ass loser. You already know, I didn't do shit last night after I was done
[00:15:41] with the broadcast. I went, everybody was like, we got to go. We got to go to after
[00:15:45] parties we got to go to another party you know what I did got my ass back to my
[00:15:51] hotel room past the fuck out well I was just mostly tweeting I'm such a goddamn
[00:15:57] loser dude okay I spent last night in a big chunk of the victory parade doing
[00:16:08] what must be done doing what must be done letting my haters know that they
[00:16:14] ain't shit okay letting my fucking haters know that they get sucked me from
[00:16:20] the back that they ain't shit they're worthless their words don't matter that's
[00:16:26] how I celebrated I just tweeted up a storm because I couldn't go to bed I
[00:16:29] couldn't I went to bed but I couldn't go to sleep because I was so wired off
[00:16:33] of everything that I just explained yeah instead of partying in Bushwick with
[00:16:39] all the socialists with all the cadres with all the people who put
[00:16:43] blood, sweat and tears into these amazing races. That's what I did. Anyway, obviously
[00:16:50] I'll just go right off rip. I'll talk about everything that happened last night. I'll
[00:16:56] talk about everything that was going on, everything that has happened and more.
[00:17:03] Yeah. I mean, what can I fucking say, man? And then this morning I hung out with Jennifer
[00:17:09] well she wanted me to get a new suit from her suit guy and we went all the way
[00:17:15] uptown and I didn't fit in the suit. I did some interviews and I worked out and now
[00:17:21] I'm here. Okay.
[00:17:29] Yeah, it's hog watch time. It's fucking hog watch time. New York City socialism
[00:17:37] wins hog watch centrist plus right wing addition. Iran negotiations continue. I mean, what a
[00:17:57] fucking night last night was, huh? I'm glad that you guys were a part of it. And honestly,
[00:18:04] Obviously there's a lot of you that are in here that are literally in New York DSA
[00:18:10] Like many of you are you know watching and you went out and you door knocked
[00:18:16] But an even greater number of you don't live in New York City
[00:18:21] But your impact was felt in New York City, and I'm really proud of this community. Holy shit
[00:18:28] Really proud of you guys. All right. Give me a fucking blast off me
[00:18:31] Come on. Let's do it. Give me a blast off meme. Let me blast off real quick.
[00:18:40] Okay. Huge train talk drama must watch. I like that we're...
[00:18:50] You see your boy JC Palanko?
[00:18:56] Oh, did he have some words to say?
[00:19:02] Did that little man have some words to say, JC?
[00:19:05] Little guy.
[00:19:06] Oh, we'll look at all of this.
[00:19:08] We'll look at all of this.
[00:19:09] We'll get the tweets lined up.
[00:19:11] We'll get the tweets lined up.
[00:19:14] We'll get the fucking tweets lined up, dude.
[00:19:17] Don't worry.
[00:19:18] We'll get there.
[00:19:19] there we'll get there we'll get there we'll get there hold on hold the fucking
[00:19:25] phone hold the fucking door okay
[00:19:33] we're gonna do a very special episode of hog watch today my voice is a little
[00:19:38] course and I apologize I apologize if I sound like RFK Junior today part of
[00:19:46] That is obviously because I've been, you know,
[00:19:50] I had a couple of drinks last night.
[00:19:53] I'm an old man.
[00:19:54] I get a little drink in, get my drunk on, all of a sudden.
[00:20:00] Actually, I didn't even, low key, I don't know what it is.
[00:20:03] Normally, two doubles, two whiskey doubles,
[00:20:07] and I'm fucking out, right?
[00:20:09] Like I'm drunk, and then I'm super hungover
[00:20:13] for like the next week.
[00:20:14] nothing, not even a little bit. And I haven't drank in a very long time. So it was actually kind of
[00:20:21] surprising because when I don't, yeah, double scotch, light on the rocks, but usually if I drink
[00:20:34] for the first time in a long time, it kind of, it fucks me up for like the rest of the week.
[00:20:41] this time it didn't happen no such no such reality took place you're still drunk
[00:20:47] bro maybe I'm I'm still pretty drunk with drunk with excitement drunk with
[00:20:56] excitement because my god what happened last night
[00:21:03] I've seen my god what happened last night was incredible Zorama walking towards me
[00:21:08] it was kind of like he was walking on air. I had to pitch myself as he was like black Jesus to me.
[00:21:15] But the first time in my life a human being didn't look real to me. I literally seen this horse.
[00:21:24] Okay, dude. Okay. I saw drunk off the reflecting pool water. That's right. I'm in a quick pit stop
[00:21:30] and Washington DC sucked on that Brando sucked on that delicious Mountain Dew coming right
[00:21:38] out of that reflecting pool green American flag blue. I don't even give a fuck. THR mentioned
[00:21:46] you okay that's probably not good I don't know
[00:21:59] okay maybe it's positive I don't know we'll see the drops like he was badgering
[00:22:05] espaya while you were talking to voters yesterday is funny no that's my
[00:22:07] goat okay he's not a drop site kid let's just let's just not reveal his
[00:22:15] identity but that's definitely that's that's one of the that's one of the
[00:22:18] bravest and strongest house as strong as warriors that we have at our disposal
[00:22:22] okay that is the bird dog
[00:22:29] he was draining aggro no that's that's my goat
[00:22:34] everybody came on he's like I know you like the numbers I got you some
[00:22:37] numbers radical espaya supporter
[00:22:45] We'll cover all that hold on hold on hold on. Let me let me fucking blast off real quick and get my bearing straight look look listen
[00:22:55] Brace cost me a fan almost bro yesterday was a fucking movie dude
[00:23:01] Yesterday was a movie. It's kind of wild because like there's look we have a lot of older
[00:23:08] Viewers nowadays who just straight up go. Oh, you're doing IRL. Fuck you kill yourself
[00:23:13] You know, I'm a 9 to 5er. I need to get access to you know international news immediately
[00:23:19] If you're not Al Jazeera for me if you're doing anything that's not Al Jazeera
[00:23:24] Then I you know, I will never watch you again, and they just like to doubt and they missed
[00:23:31] so much
[00:23:33] They missed so much
[00:23:35] Incredible shit that happened. It was it was cinema. It was cinema through and through there were
[00:23:43] So many moments that were unbelievable the entire way from start to finish. I don't even know how to explain it
[00:23:53] Mothfuckers missed out on a a socialist journey
[00:24:00] Okay, hold on. Oh God. I
[00:24:03] Grabbed it. All right. There we go
[00:24:06] Maro son asking brace if he's gay
[00:24:11] brace Belden
[00:24:14] Almost getting canceled because of a misunderstanding and then the uber driver literally turning around and be like
[00:24:20] I'm actually a fan of yours and when I realized it was you I was like, oh, maybe there's a misunderstanding
[00:24:25] What a fucking journey he almost cost me a fan. I
[00:24:30] Don't got a lot of those
[00:24:32] The bird doggy incident, Ryan Grim, professional journalist, Ryan Grim, the last hour was unbearable
[00:24:47] with the sound issue.
[00:24:48] Were there, was there a lot of sound issues?
[00:24:52] Yeah, it fucking cooked brace.
[00:24:58] traumatized him. I'm the chair of DSA's Rural Organizations subcommittee. I sent you a your
[00:25:14] team message about a rural canvas. All right, we'll get there. Yes, your TVU is going to
[00:25:20] shit. Yeah, random Netflix actor on the street. And we kidnapped him and we forced him to go to the polls to vote for Claire. We converted an
[00:25:35] Adriana Espayot voter, a likely Adriana, not Adriana Espayot, what am I saying? Ray Noso, a Ray Noso voter. And then we converted
[00:25:48] him. I mean, we purchased ties. What a fucking journey. What a
[00:25:58] goddamn journey it was. It was, it was incredible. I think he
[00:26:10] said, didn't he get arrested in Montreal? Real quickly, and it
[00:26:14] almost sounded like the N word. Yeah, I don't know. We still, I
[00:26:17] I have no idea what he said that could have sounded like that.
[00:26:21] Yes, yes, yes, we got the hogwash. Don't worry. We got the hogwash.
[00:26:31] But generational stream, generational movement, moving generations, intergenerational movement.
[00:26:41] And honestly
[00:26:44] It was spectacular wall-to-wall man. I am the most fortunate guy on the planet
[00:26:50] I know I eat a lot of shit on a daily basis and I know you guys are aware of it
[00:26:56] But honestly nights like last night is what makes it all worth it. Okay?
[00:27:03] That's it. That's what this is about. That's what this shit's about. That's what this has been about. Okay, I
[00:27:08] I
[00:27:11] Mean what a what a night couldn't have gone better. I mean I guess Conrad that's it
[00:27:24] You and Emma celebrating through the stream glitching hammy crying
[00:27:27] Soup pull-ups in the park losing your backpack
[00:27:31] Aggressive protesters doing the most it was cinema. Yeah
[00:27:34] We did it all we did it all long twink a person respect on it. That's D bird dog. Okay
[00:28:04] The voters should not have to deal with racism while they're trying to vote.
[00:28:09] The voters shouldn't be berated for their identity.
[00:28:11] Bird dog, bird dog, bird dog, bird dog.
[00:28:13] Bird dog.
[00:28:15] Listen, for all intents and purposes, I have no idea who this wonderful young, very brilliant, Harlem voter is.
[00:28:29] don't know who this guy is, probably from the district, and clearly very perturbed about
[00:28:39] the events that had unfolded. As you can tell, I'm not on camera, even though you might think this
[00:28:45] is the Hassan I brought, I'm not on camera. What was I doing at the time? Giving pamphlets,
[00:28:52] giving away pamphlets, having wonderful conversations with the voters in this district,
[00:28:58] Hoping to turn them into voters non-voters into voters and voters into daddy at least the voters. I was not
[00:29:08] You know, I wasn't doing anything. I was not this is
[00:29:14] Wasn't in New Jersey with you, I don't know what you're talking about. I don't know what you're talking about at all, sir
[00:29:25] Political mention you in the last paragraph
[00:29:28] I
[00:29:33] Low key he cooked on that one part. Yeah, yeah, I hold on we're gonna get to it. Okay, I
[00:29:46] Know you're a numbers guy you like the number yeah, I do like the number
[00:29:50] I
[00:29:51] Don't know that that could be a reference to anything
[00:29:55] Okay, that could be a reference
[00:29:58] pretty flat across the board here which is not necessarily a bad thing for her
[00:30:02] because espiat really needs a juice like older dominican turnout and like in
[00:30:06] wood east of broadwood i know you're a numbers guy you like the number yeah i
[00:30:10] do like the number workers yelling about muslims in america
[00:30:14] yeah that could be anything really on the screen you're being not accountable
[00:30:19] for this thing do you have anything to say about all of the money that you've
[00:30:22] taken from any of us are you okay with the fact that you've taken money
[00:30:26] I like that Ryan came in professional and was like hello congressman I am of Ryan
[00:30:50] Grimm of Dropsite News I believe I've interviewed you in the past for a
[00:30:54] political, but he didn't understand that part. So he was like, Oh yeah, I think I remember Dropsite
[00:30:58] News from, you know, my first race that I won. No, he doesn't because Dropsite News didn't exist back
[00:31:04] then. Doesn't matter. And at first, he was not sympathetic to Ryan at all. But then when he
[00:31:10] got Bird Dog, and then he was like, is this guy with you? And I was like, I don't know this
[00:31:14] guy. He's like, okay, maybe I will give you an interview. But yeah.
[00:31:24] You have your supporters who have you on the base of the arena.
[00:31:31] You're bringing this shit.
[00:31:33] You got nerds.
[00:31:35] You got nerds.
[00:31:37] Hundreds of thousands of apes.
[00:31:39] You got nerds.
[00:31:41] You got nerds.
[00:31:43] You got nerds.
[00:31:45] You got nerds.
[00:31:47] You got nerds.
[00:31:49] You got nerds.
[00:31:51] These are party machine guys, okay old school, been in the cut, been, I assume, like, been
[00:32:02] in New York politics for, for a minute, right?
[00:32:06] They're there to support turnout for, for Espion and now they found themselves yelling
[00:32:15] the
[00:32:27] Um, DSA has added over 900 members within the past 24 hours. Sheesh
[00:32:34] Sheesh. All right, that's good
[00:32:37] That's good. We got to get those number. I know I know you like the number. I'm a numbers guy
[00:32:43] I like that number. We're gonna talk a lot about other number tonight. Okay?
[00:32:53] Anyway, so then then this guy this
[00:32:57] the
[00:33:04] the
[00:33:08] the
[00:33:13] I
[00:33:18] Huh
[00:33:23] You can stop the genocide jizz bomb is or listen, uh, uh
[00:33:31] Oh
[00:33:37] You were dabbing up one of the bodyguards my dude
[00:33:43] I don't think I was, but even if I was, I don't know. Maybe they were chill.
[00:33:50] I bought a ticket to the Firaen live in Portland. I'm excited. Hell yeah.
[00:33:53] You can stop the genocide, bomb Israel!
[00:33:56] Yeah, thank God this was at the last hour.
[00:34:00] Because judging by the interactions I have with the constituents in this district that Dottie Aliza will now be representing,
[00:34:07] I'm gonna tell you something, okay?
[00:34:10] Some of this stuff wasn't on camera, so you didn't see it.
[00:34:13] I was talking to aunties that were unbelievably radical,
[00:34:17] that were looking at me like, I ain't shit.
[00:34:20] I was out there trying to prove,
[00:34:28] I was out there trying to prove that I am
[00:34:35] a legitimate force
[00:34:37] for for legitimate force against American foreign policy to these aunties that were like
[00:34:43] 75 years old telling me about how the United Kingdom is the greatest evil any country has ever seen
[00:34:51] Okay
[00:34:53] I'm not even joking there were aunties that were just like straight up. It's those bombing hospitals
[00:34:58] No one's saying anything about it. I'm like no. No. I am saying something about it
[00:35:05] So honestly if they had seen this man if this was a you know if this was espion
[00:35:13] closing message you would have been a tougher fucking race dude
[00:35:26] how much dubs is that for New York again I've lost count just join us
[00:35:31] already? Maybe. The thing, the thing that has happened is, is, you know, a lot of people,
[00:35:42] a lot of people are always like, Oh, what are you running? I'm like, I never. And now the
[00:35:46] other chant is when are you moving to New York? And you know, my services needed,
[00:35:53] my services needed all around the country, you know, not just New York. Even though
[00:35:59] love New York my god I love New York
[00:36:06] anyway um fuck what Street is your penthouse gonna be how billionaires
[00:36:16] row duh you kidding me obviously uh to be honest how slash why are you not
[00:36:26] actually the answer. I remember at this point, it's a secret, but I won't tell you. Because, guys,
[00:36:35] I am an independent media figure. Okay, so when people ask me questions about whether or not,
[00:36:47] like an interview that I did earlier today whether or not I coordinate with
[00:36:55] the Democratic Socialist of America I tell them I'm not I'm just I'm a
[00:36:59] sympathizer I like I like what they have to say as an independent content
[00:37:06] creator I very much enjoy I very much enjoy what these guys these these young
[00:37:14] whipper snappers are about. I don't really know them that well. I don't really know them that well.
[00:37:20] I'm not. I'm not even a member. I'm not. I'm not. And then, you know, this is just, it's just
[00:37:26] I randomly found this thing. Well, you should definitely join the DSA 100%.
[00:37:33] percent. In any case, I'm just a, I'm just an enjoyer of socialism, not even
[00:37:47] enjoy, I'm just an admirer from afar.
[00:38:03] Call me Henry Kissinger, the way I'm doing strategic ambiguity, but in any case, my price
[00:38:30] went up says the social is oh but I thought everything was free with these
[00:38:34] guys yeah it's called it's free you just also it was a fucking Joe I was drunk
[00:38:43] okay I'm obviously not only working with Democratic Socialist okay calm down
[00:38:48] everybody I was a little I was a little drunk last night okay maybe I got a
[00:38:56] little heated. Maybe I got, maybe I was in my feelings a little bit. Okay? Plot
[00:39:04] thickens with the Ankh. No! The voter here supporting SPI out turns out to be
[00:39:12] Larry Seabrook, former state rep and city councilor with the prison for fraud.
[00:39:15] He's ironically able to vote because of legislation in Albany that restored
[00:39:19] felon voter rights. A law champion by Mamdani. He's the one who said, if you
[00:39:22] want to stop the genocide bomb Israel which I think I missed when he said it
[00:39:27] ain't no fucking way oh how the turntables bro ain't no fucking way how the
[00:39:35] turntables oh my god yes see Zoran is championing too many good causes that
[00:39:45] might backfire on the movement okay
[00:39:52] Oh
[00:40:22] I got up to pick up something. I forgot what it was. Anyway, it's fine probably
[00:40:35] But yeah
[00:40:37] This is like with the bullshit is that women go to college and then ain't ran got an education. Oh my god, true true true
[00:40:44] 55k likes yeah people were real mad at me on this too that was really funny
[00:40:52] up dude I saw so many fucking ultras chirping at me which is really ironic
[00:40:58] because Daria Lisa is you know somewhat of an ultra herself I love her and
[00:41:06] obviously you know this community work tirelessly to get her elected it is
[00:41:11] really funny that there are still people who are like, not good enough, what
[00:41:19] you're doing pales in comparison to what I'm doing, which is posting. Okay, well it
[00:41:25] turns out you can post and also run for something and win. How about that? You
[00:41:29] should maybe get excited about that prospect, don't you think? Okay, but it's
[00:41:35] just like really funny that all of these guys are like, oh, he said he's not a
[00:41:38] a terrorist. Half of the people that saw this clip said, no, he is a terrorist. Like all
[00:41:47] of the right wingers were like, obviously he's a terrorist, that's why we're calling
[00:41:50] him a terrorist. Think about how Muslim man he is. And then the other half were like,
[00:41:55] he's saying he's not a terrorist because he's not a radical. His job is to sheepdog
[00:41:58] people into the Democratic Party. I was like, all right, dude.
[00:42:00] I was trying to drive home the point that like what these ideas are, they're considered
[00:42:26] radical by a lot of out of touch people but the reality is it's what the people
[00:42:31] are demanding and people misunderstood the point that I was making where they
[00:42:37] were like oh he's saying he's not a radical well we're all radicals if fuck
[00:42:40] you I'm like alright dude just yeah you're the real radical you're posting
[00:42:45] you're posting a lot man I know as you know keep posting keep posting into
[00:42:50] a into oblivion I promise one day their cope is so funny because they're
[00:42:54] like well it's better not doing anything and just posting on Twitter is actually
[00:43:00] better than rehabbing the image of the liberal Zionist genocidal Democrat
[00:43:05] party it's like all right dude all right dude sure
[00:43:12] That's what our focus has been, and not the focus of the American people, but the focus
[00:43:18] of the American government has been in that direction.
[00:43:21] We have to put a key into our endless field of wisdom.
[00:43:24] That was for political.
[00:43:25] That wasn't for showeders.
[00:43:26] We have to focus on ourselves, and we have to heal this nation and prepare it.
[00:43:30] That's me.
[00:43:31] Okay?
[00:43:32] What's up?
[00:43:33] Well...
[00:43:34] That's me.
[00:43:35] That's me.
[00:43:36] That's me.
[00:43:37] That's me.
[00:43:38] That's me.
[00:43:39] That's me.
[00:43:40] That's me.
[00:43:41] I
[00:43:48] You're doing it again, please make up your mind if these weirdos are motionless or worthy of lecturing for hours a week
[00:43:53] No, they are motionless, but it's important for them to understand how fucking motionless they are
[00:44:00] This is me stunting on these hoes. You understand
[00:44:06] This is me fucking, you know twist in the knife a little bit
[00:44:11] Because last night is living proof that the centrist Democrats that chirp endlessly on
[00:44:19] Twitter have zero fucking motion in the outcome of these elections.
[00:44:23] And the ultras that are endlessly chirping on fucking Twitter also have zero outcome
[00:44:28] on these sorts of elections.
[00:44:31] At the end of the day, elections are still a process where a lot of people go out
[00:44:37] and decide to vote for a person, right?
[00:44:39] There's a lot there's mass mobilization taking place here, and it's really interesting because
[00:44:45] They're just wrong on every front. They shit on
[00:44:49] They they shit on the no kings protest cuz they're like this mobilization is going nowhere
[00:44:54] It's like bro. You're going nowhere you ain't doing shit do something
[00:45:02] I'm not saying voting is the end all be all
[00:45:05] but like do something man do anything please do anything but chart please please
[00:45:11] please I beg of you do something other than just fucking posting on Twitter
[00:45:16] Jesus Christ yeah and then there the this has been this has been delicious
[00:45:23] to watch yeah when a candidate loses when a candidate loses it's my fault
[00:45:28] Well, when candidates win, when it, when kids win, I fucking, this guy didn't do shit.
[00:45:37] And look, I don't need to defend anything.
[00:45:39] Okay.
[00:45:40] Um, it's, it's all good.
[00:45:43] You're right, King.
[00:45:44] I mean, it's true.
[00:45:45] I played a very, very small role in this.
[00:45:48] Okay.
[00:45:49] All the credit goes to DSA.
[00:45:53] All the credit goes to the fucking DSA.
[00:45:56] the credit goes to the unions, all the credit goes to the people, okay? This is a movement
[00:46:02] and we all play a role in it, but we are, albeit just a tiny part in this much larger process,
[00:46:13] okay? This is even bigger. This is even bigger than the DSA. This is a movement that we are
[00:46:20] trying to create with the DSA, right?
[00:46:24] With the Democratic Socialists of America.
[00:46:27] It's bigger than Zoran,
[00:46:28] it's certainly a lot bigger than me, okay?
[00:46:31] I was the poll site canvasser on the blog at Harlem,
[00:46:34] talking to you with Democracy Now, PropelSign,
[00:46:35] older woman, it was really fun.
[00:46:37] Thanks for the experience.
[00:46:38] Oh, shit, okay.
[00:46:41] Okay, now I know your username.
[00:46:44] Now I know what you look like motherfucker.
[00:46:45] If you talk shit, if you talk shit in the chat,
[00:46:47] you better, I'll come find you.
[00:46:49] know where you live now um but yeah um all jokes aside he was there for that that was awesome that
[00:47:02] lady was like yelling at us for not being radical enough and I was able to like talk her down by
[00:47:08] being like no no no I was on democracy now because she was a democracy now enjoyer this auntie this
[00:47:15] auntie that was like this auntie that was like 75 80 years old was yelling at us
[00:47:22] because she was like you guys are fake you're not real enough why are you so
[00:47:28] problematic papa been around so long as motherfucker forgot me yeah it's true I've
[00:47:35] met you before
[00:47:38] She said, I love democracy now. It's the only channel I watch. And that's where I was like,
[00:47:51] I was able to like convince her that we weren't the ops, that we weren't fake.
[00:47:57] Because I was like, well, I was on democracy now. I'm telling you, like, I was like, I've
[00:48:01] shown her my, my, my Palestine bracelet. I was like, because you know, there's a little bit
[00:48:06] It was tough to to get it across. She was very upset. She was really mad about Israel. It was really funny and
[00:48:13] And I was like no, no, no, you don't understand
[00:48:16] I was like you don't understand auntie
[00:48:19] much respect
[00:48:20] I just got banned from the uk for my propouse line advocacy
[00:48:25] And then she was like wait a minute. I've seen you
[00:48:31] She's like I think I saw you on democracy now. I was like, yeah, I was just on last week
[00:48:36] It was her number one issue Israel was literally her number one issue and then
[00:48:42] When I started talking about how the UK ban me she then went on a tangent about how UK is an evil empire
[00:48:48] It was one of the funniest
[00:48:50] It was just such an incredible experience. I'm so glad I was a part of it
[00:48:54] You do look like a fed though listen listen we're changing that we're changing that dynamic. All right. Anyway
[00:49:08] But yeah, dude, you got to remember this is this is how it started dude. It's crazy
[00:49:13] It's crazy. I mean obviously it's a lot more legwork than just this but you know
[00:49:19] I'm in most of these guys for the first time
[00:49:21] in a shared workspace right back when I still was rocking my big pants shit
[00:49:28] I've moved on from that if you guys as you guys noticed that was so you know four months ago
[00:49:38] that was February right that was February what is this she's not only this clip what
[00:49:51] Oh, oh my god. I don't even care about this one dude. I got better Balder ops. Okay
[00:49:59] But yeah
[00:50:02] What else was I gonna say?
[00:50:12] Bro dress like neo
[00:50:18] So
[00:50:21] I will say, after being a lot more hands-on with the DSA New York Slate and seeing the limitations,
[00:50:31] I've already given Zara incredible this, but I think him undercutting Chi a little bit.
[00:50:39] At first, I was obviously critical of it. I said it was the wrong decision, you know, but I do think that
[00:50:46] That would have been a knife fight that probably would have changed the electoral calculus quite a bit
[00:50:53] And we wouldn't have seen the sequence of victories we saw last night
[00:50:58] Because I think you guys don't understand like how much
[00:51:02] How much Hakeem could have activated how much more he could have activated all around the city
[00:51:12] Okay, so
[00:51:16] I think limiting the targets and having like Dari Elisa be the long shot, you know what I mean?
[00:51:25] Because like Claire was the likely W there, but Dari Elisa, and these have down ballot consequences as well, right?
[00:51:34] Because like the SA is not just running members for Congress.
[00:51:39] The SA was also running members for state assembly, state senators.
[00:51:43] And this is very important because these are reliable allies that can create a caucus within the local and state structure that will help advance Zoran's agenda, right?
[00:51:58] And it's not Zoran's agenda, but the Democratic Socialist agenda, right?
[00:52:01] Because there are a lot of party politics in play.
[00:52:06] Vaughan also basically showcasing his muscle here as a winner inside of the city with these
[00:52:14] calculated wins also gives him a lot more leeway with the rest of the city, with the rest
[00:52:24] of the local government.
[00:52:30] And I think this was, I mean, look, we, I mean, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the
[00:52:36] Darius was close.
[00:52:37] And I think it would have, it, it could have turned out differently if, if, uh, if we had
[00:52:42] disrupted more forces in the city, because like Conrad got cooked split ticket because
[00:52:50] of the dead machine politics, exactly.
[00:52:52] And he'll, he'll run again for sure.
[00:52:54] And he'll win next time.
[00:52:55] I mean, that's what happened with Ian Huntley too.
[00:52:57] So that will for sure, that will for sure happen.
[00:53:04] But there were a lot of moving parts, a lot of inside baseball, cross endorsements, things
[00:53:10] of that nature that I, you know, obviously gave you analysis on the AOC Zoran cross endorsements
[00:53:16] and things like that.
[00:53:18] But ultimately, ultimately, I get clearly worked out, you know what I mean?
[00:53:24] And when you look at the numbers at the end, it shows, when you look at the numbers in
[00:53:30] the end, it obviously shows that like, any more spread with the, you know, limited canvas
[00:53:38] operations and limited phone banking operations, and it might not have worked out.
[00:53:42] I mean, speaking of last second, buzzer beater, you in this community, you who don't
[00:53:51] actually live in New York played a significant role in this election, okay, because the greatest
[00:53:58] upset of the night was obviously Dario Lisa. They're calling it the Joe Crowley AOC 2.0, right?
[00:54:04] Dario Lisa comes in as an organizer who does not have a lot of experience in
[00:54:12] the world of politics as an elected, right? She's green and unseats the head of the congressional
[00:54:23] Hispanic caucus, Adriana Espayot, who had had his own machine in New York City, right? His own turnout
[00:54:29] machine in New York City. That was a long shot race. And that race, initially, if it was a
[00:54:36] sleepy race that a lot of people were not paying attention to had a higher
[00:54:41] likelihood for Daria Lisa to win but once it became a nationalized race and it
[00:54:48] became a race where there was a lot of outside expenditure coming in a lot of
[00:54:52] APAC money coming in in the last hour in like the last month or so somewhat
[00:54:58] timed around the stream that we did together and then obviously the
[00:55:03] or an endorsement that came right after, which is far more consequential, obviously, in nationalizing
[00:55:08] a campaign. And then the attack ads started coming in nonstop. And I was worried. I was sweating.
[00:55:19] And it was an unbelievably close race. But in the last hour,
[00:55:26] In the last hour, that phone banking operation ended up in the first night, on the eve of
[00:55:38] the election, got 600 volunteers to call in, and we've obviously, you know, pumped it
[00:55:45] pretty fucking hard.
[00:55:49] 600 people were smiling and dialing, many of them from this community, 90,000 people were
[00:55:59] called. Every single person in the district that had voted Democrat in the last six years
[00:56:07] was called. And there were more than 2,000 likely Dalia
[00:56:14] Lisa voters identified in that process which is unbelievably close to her
[00:56:19] margin of victory okay so let's be real it was yet another clear-cut example that
[00:56:34] you can play a role even if you're not directly in this district okay
[00:56:44] And hopefully we're gonna do that for Maylott Kuros in Denver, Colorado again June 30th
[00:56:50] Her election is coming up in six days against another incumbent Diana to get
[00:56:57] Okay, I
[00:56:58] Was running those phone banks this chat came through in a huge huge way new records for calls for positive IDs across the board
[00:57:04] Over both days we called over 200,000 people. Yeah
[00:57:14] And Julie Gonzales as well
[00:57:27] That was only 2% of viewers activated imagine what we could do with 10% I agree
[00:57:31] But these things build confidence these these things build confidence in people the confidence to be able to do it again
[00:57:38] Because now that you guys have a little bit more experience right now that you have a little bit more experience doing these kinds of
[00:57:45] Phone banking operations you could do it with ease next time around now. You know it works now. You know you played a role in making history happen
[00:57:53] Okay
[00:58:00] So
[00:58:05] That was huge that was huge
[00:58:08] So, yeah, you all played a role in that.
[00:58:15] Every single one of you that called up, you played a role in that, and you might have
[00:58:18] been the margin of victory.
[00:58:20] You might have been the voter that you convinced.
[00:58:26] You might have been the guy that went out and cast a ballot, cast a vote for Dario Lisa
[00:58:31] that ended up winning the damn thing.
[00:58:36] This is how we build momentum.
[00:58:42] Yeah.
[00:58:43] And of course for people who are wondering if this is real or not, I mean here is Gustavo
[00:58:49] uh... new york is a co-chair
[00:58:52] uh... best of all informing me the night of
[00:59:19] I wish it wasn't localized in New York for now since it's still yet to be proven that it can work nationally for the average
[00:59:25] Normie and the media will keep using this crutch for now. Yes, I
[00:59:29] Know who cares? Okay as I always stress
[00:59:34] What do I always say and no one seems to listen one? I'm not a fucking kingmaker. Okay. I'm very clear on that
[00:59:41] This is not about one person. It's not just about Zoran. It's not about me. It's not about this community
[00:59:47] It's not even just about the DSA, okay? This is a movement much larger than all of us
[00:59:52] Okay, but we all play a role every single person plays a role and the other thing that I always say is
[01:00:00] That New York City is just the tip of the spear
[01:00:04] Okay. Yes. I also say get a nuke. I know stop
[01:00:10] New York City is the tip of the spear
[01:00:13] right
[01:00:15] Obviously, it's a lot easier to organize in New York, and DSA in New York has had tremendous amounts of experience overall.
[01:00:22] But now that's replicable. That gives confidence to other local chapters. Okay? So that's really big. That's big. Okay?
[01:00:31] But also, but also,
[01:00:36] there are other
[01:00:38] DSA chapters out there, like in Denver, Colorado, right?
[01:00:42] Like Francesca Hong in Wisconsin, which is, again, not in any way, shape, or form a deep
[01:00:49] blue state.
[01:00:51] Denver, Colorado is a deep blue district.
[01:00:53] We can run up those numbers there.
[01:00:54] Obviously, it's very young district, so I'm very confident in that one.
[01:00:58] It's going to be a tough race, but regardless, I think we can pull through, okay?
[01:01:02] We got Oliver Larkin running against Moskowitz in Florida.
[01:01:05] That's going to be a real tough race overall.
[01:01:07] He hasn't gotten enough media attention.
[01:01:12] We got Abdul El Sayed running for Senate in Michigan, right?
[01:01:17] We got Abdul El Sayed running for Senate in Michigan.
[01:01:20] That's another huge one.
[01:01:25] That's the thing.
[01:01:31] That's the thing that you have to remember.
[01:01:35] This is replicable elsewhere.
[01:01:38] Because guess what?
[01:01:40] As I always stress the importance.
[01:01:42] What you think people in red states don't need housing?
[01:01:45] You think people in red states don't want health care, don't need health care?
[01:01:48] Of course they do.
[01:01:50] They want a better future for their children.
[01:01:52] They've just been deluded into thinking that the problem is undocumented migrants are
[01:01:57] trans people.
[01:01:59] Okay, we've got to pull them back in.
[01:02:03] Jim Cory Bush?
[01:02:08] You think people don't want a solution to the cost of living
[01:02:13] crisis?
[01:02:17] My goats are out.
[01:02:19] Bernie Sanders and Sean Fain tonight here about the fight to
[01:02:23] take on the billionaire class of Michigan to make sure Obloso
[01:02:25] wins the Michigan Senate primary in August 4th.
[01:02:33] Some of the good stuff that happened in New York City rubbed off on Sioux Falls, SD Marrow run-offs currently tie with a difference of two votes now, waiting on a recount the race between Toby Durden back to endorse conservative versus a moderately progressive guy at least for South Dakota, who's running on it being our city housing first posies for the homeless and no data centers is pretty nuts for a very deep red stronghold.
[01:02:57] Yes. Yes. This, this kind of victory matters because what happens in New York City doesn't stay in New York City. Okay. First of all, a lot of the media is centered out here. So anything that happens in New York City, New York City sneezes, the rest of the country catches a cold.
[01:03:14] Okay. You see victories in New York City for democratic socialism, the rest of the country hears about it and goes, Why can't we have that? So that's number one. That's really important.
[01:03:25] number two
[01:03:27] Wherever the working class is they're gonna have working class interests
[01:03:33] It's that simple
[01:03:35] This is not
[01:03:36] A crazy policy. There's not a crazy idea at all. It's actually the simplest idea of all time
[01:03:43] Just run on fucking policies that center the needs of the working class and you will win
[01:03:48] And in order to show that you're earnest that you will fight for their interests rather than the interests of corporations and foreign lobbies
[01:03:56] Yeah, you have to take the pledge you have to say nope this Israel stuff's out of control. We're done. We're done arms embargo
[01:04:03] We're done sending dimes
[01:04:06] Not billions not even a dime to Israel, right?
[01:04:18] So, yeah, that's some to remember, because at the end of the day, what do they got?
[01:04:34] We got the people, they got the money.
[01:04:36] And then they have this, the optics of a mostly white crowd chanting, you're next
[01:04:41] to the likely first black speaker of the house aren't spectacular.
[01:04:45] brother woke one is dead okay they hammered all the nails in the coffin of
[01:04:55] woke one is dead you can't be doing this cynical id Paul shit no more okay the
[01:05:03] DSA slate was so unbelievably diverse the DSA slate was so diverse there was
[01:05:11] only one white guy on it. One white guy, David Orkin. What are we talking about?
[01:05:25] Yeah, left on Red New York City says, did he say, ran one white guy against a woman
[01:05:30] of color in a 70% non-white district? Turns out people care about your
[01:05:33] substance, politics more than your skin color. Identity politics found dead in a
[01:05:36] I mean it's true. David is the only white guy on that slate. We obviously joked about it when I was doing the slate rally
[01:05:47] Okay
[01:06:06] Anyway, this is what they've got oh
[01:06:27] Hey, it's on I'm the news 12 background for a photo
[01:06:31] Photog you borrowed the TV batter from last night. Sorry my repair reporter came back and stole it back from you
[01:06:37] He has weird beef against all new media people. That's so funny. Hey, dude, you were you were the goat last night
[01:06:44] It's fine for as long as we had the juice. It was great
[01:06:47] But what's weird about it is I saw him also running around with a fucking Clair Valdez
[01:06:53] button on
[01:06:54] So he was obviously with the shit. So I don't know why he did that
[01:06:58] He literally got it felt like he got mad because I literally was like listen news 12
[01:07:06] I will do I'll give you any interview you want, you know name the time and place
[01:07:09] I'm ready for you because our battery died last night. We couldn't go to Daria Lee's's party because our
[01:07:16] Batteries died and we could not charge those batteries no matter what we were literally so desperate
[01:07:21] We were trying to like suck up any juice we could from like wall mounts and whatnot
[01:07:26] So then I was like, why don't we just go up to these guys?
[01:07:29] Why don't we go up to local media see if they have any TV you backpacks because the the battery is so unique, right?
[01:07:35] And and and this guy news 12 photo
[01:07:39] Was there and I was like, yo, can I grab you have an extra battery?
[01:07:43] Can I grab it because like you guys probably mounted the wall anyway and and he was like, yeah
[01:07:50] He had no idea who you guys were we have a few Hassan Abbey heads over at news 12 hell
[01:07:55] Yeah, and he saved it. He gave us like another additional hour of power basically
[01:08:01] because he gave us his extra battery and
[01:08:08] And you know and then the guy found us
[01:08:12] Yeah, V-mount batteries are a bitch to recharge on the fly I know
[01:08:19] But basically
[01:08:21] Basically that that gave us like a little bit more right and I straight up told the the journalist like the the guy in front of the camera
[01:08:30] I was like listen. Thank you so much for helping us out like this is a huge huge help and
[01:08:36] You know, I'll do anything you guys want if you want to interview I'll give you interview whatever and
[01:08:41] And he literally chased me down later like 30 minutes later
[01:08:47] He chased me down 30 minutes later and was like no give me the battery back
[01:08:51] We need it and I was like, okay, sure I
[01:09:00] Had given news 12 my my battery for insurance
[01:09:05] the
[01:09:24] Me too, buddy. Me too.
[01:09:28] Anyway, so they got this. Let's see. Let's see centrist Maldi.
[01:09:33] She's not only winning, she's fucking crushing it.
[01:09:36] I don't know what it's been. 86%.
[01:09:38] I'm done. He fucked us.
[01:09:40] It's a much smaller area to begin with.
[01:09:43] Like, what do you mean us, bro?
[01:09:45] Why? Like, why have you chosen this hill?
[01:09:50] Like, why have you decided you're this guy?
[01:09:52] What allegiance do you have to centrist neo-liberal Democrats? At what point did they even give you money?
[01:10:01] Do they even know you exist? I just don't understand why you would be a fucking loser for no reason.
[01:10:07] Being a loser for free 99 is the weirdest, strangest fucking thing I've ever encountered.
[01:10:17] and SPF running out of opportunities 86% of the vote right like why would you be mad about
[01:10:23] this you have a young dynamic progressive challenger who who took out an establishment
[01:10:32] Democrat you know what I mean like why would you be as an outsider if you're not like
[01:10:42] a democratic party consultant.
[01:10:44] Why in the ever-loving fuck?
[01:10:47] Why in the ever-loving fuck would you ever turn around
[01:10:50] and be like, oh dude, I can't believe it?
[01:10:52] Like, Adriana Espayota, guy that I didn't know the name of
[01:10:56] until like last week and a half
[01:10:59] is actually my favorite guy.
[01:11:03] Brother, people in his fucking district
[01:11:05] didn't even know about him.
[01:11:06] That's why a 32-year-old who said fuck Kamala Harris
[01:11:09] I was able to defeat a machine politician and you're over here mourning that loss like you knew who the fuck he was last week.
[01:11:19] His own fucking constituents don't know him.
[01:11:23] It doesn't even make sense. Like what was this weird ass fucking bullshit?
[01:11:31] What do you want? Team better things are not possible. I just don't understand it.
[01:11:34] It's so strange to me to be like this.
[01:11:39] It seems, oh no.
[01:11:50] Oh, no, Van Jones, was he crying?
[01:12:04] Do you think Democrats, not in New York City, should be learning from this?
[01:12:08] Well, first of all, New York City matters because the two most exciting left-wing candidates
[01:12:14] were here, ALC and Mom Donnie, but also this is the stronghold for the establishment.
[01:12:19] Schumer and Akim Jeffries, they battle between the establishment and this insurgency and
[01:12:26] the roof is collapsing on the Democratic Party establishment tonight.
[01:12:31] If Mom Donnie gets a hat-trick, three out of three, this is a new era for the Democratic
[01:12:36] party and you can't write off New York City because this is the place where both of us
[01:12:42] is the power center for the establishment and the uncertainty and they're going head to
[01:12:46] head tonight and right now this is not no longer a movement. This is a movement and
[01:12:51] a machine at the same time. And there's just no way to sugarcoat this. If mom Donnie
[01:12:56] pulls off the hat trick is a new era in Democratic Party politics. Well and if
[01:13:01] you're a moderate Democrat who's on the election who's on the ballot this November
[01:13:05] I mean, they're all going to get asked about the positions that we're hearing from these
[01:13:10] other fellow Democrats.
[01:13:11] Well, look, I think, you know, from our frontline, Democrats will be able to make their case for
[01:13:16] themselves.
[01:13:17] I think they'll be able to do okay.
[01:13:18] We've got a lot of national security Democrats in other parts of the country.
[01:13:21] But this is a big deal tonight.
[01:13:25] And I think that, look, I don't know what you want me to say here.
[01:13:30] is a straight up battle between the establishment
[01:13:33] and the insurgency and the establishment
[01:13:36] is getting its butt kicked tonight in New York City.
[01:13:39] Damn, dude.
[01:13:40] Maybe you should get another $100 million
[01:13:45] to paper over your tears with, you know what I mean?
[01:13:50] Oh, all right.
[01:13:51] Let's get started on this, okay?
[01:13:53] Mayor Mum Daddy takes victory lap.
[01:13:55] He deserves it.
[01:13:56] Listen, you know.
[01:13:59] This was his night, just as it was everybody else's.
[01:14:03] I mean, he put his whole pussy into this, okay?
[01:14:07] He really did.
[01:14:08] He fucking didn't just endorse, but he was out there, okay?
[01:14:12] He was outside.
[01:14:16] Columbia, the school that once arrested Dalia Lisa
[01:14:18] for peaceful processing is now likely going to be
[01:14:20] represented by her in Congress.
[01:14:21] Yep.
[01:14:25] He really did.
[01:14:29] He really did he he expended a lot of political capital
[01:14:34] La this this past this past month, you know
[01:14:39] He he stuck his neck out. I
[01:14:42] Was a little worried at first. I'll admit I was a little worried because he's been moving
[01:14:48] He was moving a little crazy sometimes, you know what I mean? He was moving a little careful
[01:14:53] He is not a secret that he's very careful about
[01:14:56] the way he is perceived the way he's portrayed and I do worry about that a
[01:15:03] little bit you know because these guys are not used to eating shit in the way
[01:15:11] that I have grown accustomed to it you know what I mean eating shit has become
[01:15:18] a part of my lifestyle unfortunately so I always worry when they when they
[01:15:26] when they stick their necks out, and they immediately get chopped a little bit, I worry that they're
[01:15:32] going to be restrained. And he proved me wrong 100%. He stuck his neck out. He was very vulnerable.
[01:15:44] Okay?
[01:15:47] Yes, they call me the dung eater of the Democratic socialist movement, the sin eater.
[01:15:54] right? But in any case, in any case, as I was saying, he did it. He stuck his neck out. And he
[01:16:08] knew that these are, look, these are people that had to win, not just for, not just for his, like,
[01:16:14] further political cache and political clout that will obviously make it a little bit easier in
[01:16:19] the future to wheel and deal, to make sure that, you know, assembly members think twice
[01:16:29] before opposing the agenda of fast and free buses, for example, or a rent freeze or whatever,
[01:16:34] right? Like, this is important. This is how politics is played. And he has a profound
[01:16:39] understanding of this, right? So, expending political capital this early on, like building
[01:16:49] momentum for a movement, and, and leaning into that popularity, and then expending political
[01:16:56] capital this early on, he did it. He did it right. Okay. And I give him a lot of credit
[01:17:07] for it. Uh, I really do. I was worried.
[01:17:13] And he won big.
[01:17:18] Every time he does this push and pull, I, when he's, when he's,
[01:17:22] when he's pulling, I always think, Oh no, like I've been, I've been burned
[01:17:26] before, right? I've been burned before. So any time he pulls, I'm like, Oh
[01:17:31] shit, is he going to be like, is he going to be a dud?
[01:17:34] Is he going to be a phony?
[01:17:38] Is he actually going to, is he actually just trying to, you know, build his own prestige
[01:17:43] or whatever?
[01:17:45] But I still trust him.
[01:17:48] I trust him because he's a cadre.
[01:17:50] And that is, that plays a big role, right?
[01:17:54] Because a guy who, you know, started his political activism by starting his students
[01:18:00] for just for Palestine chapter in his college is not going to turn into Van Jones, right?
[01:18:09] So I keep my skepticism to myself. And I'm saying this is the one who talks to him, right?
[01:18:15] Even then I have these fears. It's tough not to have these fears because this entire process
[01:18:24] It builds a lot of cynicism, okay?
[01:18:28] But that push and pull, when he's pushing, he pushes hard.
[01:18:33] And it shows why he's pulling at times, okay?
[01:18:38] It really does.
[01:18:40] By expending capital, he has more clout because he won.
[01:18:43] What politician in New York is going to risk a fight with him?
[01:18:45] He ended his speech with joined DSA.
[01:18:46] No, I know.
[01:18:48] I know.
[01:18:49] I'm just saying sometimes when he's being careful, he's building up for a moment.
[01:18:54] where he can actually dump the existing political capital that he has, he has obviously, he's
[01:19:02] obviously banked, right? There is a push and pull here. And he has moved just right in last
[01:19:13] night's victories show that. Okay, so it's the Zoran Glaze hour.
[01:19:18] The primary election results, a Mayor Mamdani taking a victory lap today after he helped.
[01:19:26] I don't, you know, don't misunderstand me. I still think that there are a lot of avenues where he could be,
[01:19:32] he could go a much longer way, right? And there are obviously, as the mayor, you have a million
[01:19:38] different forces at play. It's an unbelievably complex issue. It's, there's a reason why no
[01:19:44] mayor has ever run for president. Obviously Zora can't run for president, but like there's a
[01:19:47] There's a reason why no mayor of New York has ever run for president one, right?
[01:19:51] It's like the worst job in America.
[01:19:54] And he has somehow turned it into the best job in America, right?
[01:19:58] That's no easy feat.
[01:19:59] That's unbelievably impressive.
[01:20:01] So like he's taken this role that has a lot of attention, a lot of eyeballs and is
[01:20:13] Turning it into a real movement, a real national movement, right?
[01:20:18] That was the best possible scenario.
[01:20:20] That was exactly what I wanted from Zoran, for him to be a movement guy.
[01:20:27] And he has played that role so perfectly.
[01:20:31] And in order for him to be a movement guy, he also has to deliver.
[01:20:34] He has to deliver for New Yorkers, and he's been doing that.
[01:20:39] He has to deliver for New Yorkers.
[01:20:41] He has to also sell what he's delivering, and he has done that a millionfold.
[01:20:47] OK, make no mistake.
[01:20:50] And then once he garners this popularity, once he gets the association
[01:20:57] with democratic socialism and good governance, he can then
[01:21:03] use that momentum to get more democratic socialists elected.
[01:21:07] And he's he's done that.
[01:21:10] He's done that.
[01:21:10] He's shown, he's led by, by being this person that, that other people look to and go,
[01:21:18] why can't we have that?
[01:21:20] Okay.
[01:21:24] So much respect, much respect is Oron.
[01:21:31] He did the damn thing.
[01:21:34] He is outperforming my expectations.
[01:21:36] He's doing a phenomenal job.
[01:21:38] If you remember when he got elected first, what did I say?
[01:21:40] I was like, look, he's made my job a lot easier.
[01:21:42] I can just point to him and I can say, we need more of that.
[01:21:47] It's proof that it works.
[01:21:49] Okay.
[01:21:53] Now, after last night, my job got a whole lot easier.
[01:21:59] Okay.
[01:22:03] Got a whole lot easier for me to do this.
[01:22:10] Anyway, let's see.
[01:22:18] Topple two sitting congressmen and elect a little known Brooklyn assembly woman to replace
[01:22:22] retiring congresswoman Nitya Velazquez.
[01:22:25] Political reporter, Marsha Creeker, will be a little known any longer.
[01:22:29] Well, just Mayor Mum Donny is determined to use his election victories in congressional
[01:22:33] and state races to change politics in America.
[01:22:37] that set up an equal and opposite reaction among Republicans who see this as an opportunity
[01:22:43] to gain support from moderate Democrats.
[01:22:46] I see these results as a reflection of are the fact that New Yorkers are hungry for a
[01:22:52] new kind of politics.
[01:22:54] Political pundits call Mayor Mamdana the kingmaker, praising his ability to defeat
[01:22:58] two sitting congressmen, Dan Goldman and Adriano Espion, and to pole vault a little
[01:23:03] well-known Brooklyn Assemblywoman into the seat held by retiring Congresswoman Nydia Velazquez,
[01:23:08] authored candidates won by stressing their anti-Israel pro-Palestinian views, which happened
[01:23:13] to jog with those held by Mayor Mamdani.
[01:23:14] In his victory lap, the mayor talked about the pro-Palestinian views of Daria Lisa Avila-Chevalier
[01:23:21] who'd be the spy out.
[01:23:22] She speaks about babies, not bombs.
[01:23:24] What could be a better example of what the people of the district want to see versus
[01:23:30] what the people of the district have been forced to experience, which is tens of billions
[01:23:35] of dollars being spent at a national level to bomb children overseas while children in
[01:23:39] our own districts are struggling.
[01:23:41] Political experts say it's a huge moment for the freshman mayor, Eclipse and Governor
[01:23:45] Huckle who backed the wrong horses.
[01:23:47] The king of New York City politics right now is Mayor Mambani.
[01:23:52] He's the kingmaker and he's in charge.
[01:23:54] Republicans are quick to pounce, seeking to use the election to help them keep
[01:23:57] control of Congress in the November midterms.
[01:24:00] These radical candidates are self-describing, they're self-identifying as Marxists.
[01:24:06] They want to fundamentally transform this country.
[01:24:08] And sadly, many of these Democrat candidates and their voters just don't have the same
[01:24:12] zeal and affection for America.
[01:24:14] Closer to home, Nassau-Khani executive Bruce Blakeman says he intends to use the results
[01:24:18] of the night Cathy Huckle another term.
[01:24:21] He says moderate Democrats will flock to him.
[01:24:24] That's going to be a lot of traditional Democrats that are going to be very upset
[01:24:28] that the party's being taken over by the lunatics
[01:24:31] and uh... i believe that they will vote republican i think that
[01:24:35] it will help my camp you're out of your fucking mind big dog
[01:24:40] okay you're out of your fucking mind
[01:24:44] these guys are so dumb
[01:24:47] but they're living in a fucking bubble no man this type of politics is popular
[01:24:51] they don't see it the same way that you do
[01:24:54] because they're not a fucking
[01:24:56] calcified demon
[01:24:58] okay
[01:25:01] it's so funny to be like no no these guys are gonna
[01:25:04] look at uh... the agenda of of putting the working class first and then go
[01:25:08] you know i actually really like donald trump's fascism
[01:25:12] his incompetent fascism
[01:25:14] okay
[01:25:16] new york state is going to look to that it'd be like you know
[01:25:19] i hate the idea of of
[01:25:21] spending money on health care rather than fucking
[01:25:24] endless bombing campaigns overseas
[01:25:26] so i'm just gonna vote for the fascist american movement
[01:25:30] that is seemingly also
[01:25:32] more incompetent and then even the historic fashion was thank god
[01:25:44] and i see because i have tried to show
[01:25:47] the shark
[01:25:48] distinctions between the policies of the dummy and huckle
[01:25:52] and those of traditional democrats
[01:25:55] now it is
[01:25:56] this is also a pivot to the center for republicans you notice that
[01:26:03] is bad behavior the really only way to get your attention no
[01:26:13] glad to see an upstate an unapologetic democratic socialist wins in upstate
[01:26:16] new york for years pundits told us our vision for new york could never
[01:26:19] resonate outside of new york city in downstate bojack
[01:26:21] Adam Bojack for assembly proves them all wrong. There's a move for all working people no matter what your zip code hell yeah
[01:26:44] It's too early to tell whether the mayor
[01:26:47] succeeded because the candidates he supported ran in districts where he did
[01:26:51] well in the mayor's race or is a part of a widespread voter dissatisfaction with
[01:26:56] politics as usual but this is also a warning to long-serving Democrats like
[01:27:01] Senator Chuck Schumer. Dude, I think a Democrat winning a primary in New
[01:27:09] York or California against machine politicians including a literal head of
[01:27:15] a caucus. The congressional has been a caucus is far, far more difficult than a lesser served
[01:27:24] neighborhood where a DSA candidate can just like take advantage of the fact that there's
[01:27:29] not a lot of national attention on a particular race and just eke out a victory that way.
[01:27:38] Yeah, the governor of this state endorsed against
[01:27:48] Dalia Lisa, the Attorney General endorsed against Dalia Lisa, the idea that the entire forces
[01:27:56] of the Democratic Party in New York State and certainly in New York City were not standing
[01:28:04] in opposition to defend this establishment candidate and fucking lost is horrible analysis.
[01:28:13] Okay?
[01:28:16] It's very clear, it's very clear that there's tremendous appetite for change.
[01:28:20] Now it's minority leader Hakeem Jeffries that the socialists may be gunning for them.
[01:28:26] And the New York governor's race just got even more interesting.
[01:28:30] It did indeed and it's gonna be really interesting in November.
[01:28:33] it is. Thank you so much, Marsha. Good evening Brooklyn and Queens.
[01:28:43] When we fight, when we fight.
[01:28:47] Yeah, Claire also had to fight the entire progressive nonprofit
[01:28:52] and most of organized labor and she won by 20. And it wasn't just Zora and obviously it was
[01:28:55] DSA. That was the DSA difference, right? But it wasn't just the DSA difference,
[01:29:00] It was the UAW that stood by their rank and filer, okay?
[01:29:05] Shouts out to the UAW. They have done a lot of
[01:29:10] Impressive maneuvering lately. I don't know if you guys saw they also recently voted
[01:29:18] To to no longer support Israel that was huge UAW has been making big money moves. Okay
[01:29:30] Be on the lookout for a Sean Fain interview soon.
[01:29:38] Just saying.
[01:29:43] Yeah, baby.
[01:29:47] And tonight, my friends, we have won.
[01:29:54] My name is Claire Valdes,
[01:29:56] and I'm proud to say that I will be
[01:29:58] I will be your next Congress member.
[01:30:01] Yeah, for all the haters out there, by the way,
[01:30:08] the Utah one primary result has me questioning
[01:30:10] whether or not let's take away is the Democratic two parties
[01:30:12] here, whether it's just truly Zahram and Donnie's
[01:30:13] popular in New York City.
[01:30:15] Yeah, there's Platinum, Dunlop, Rab, the two New Jersey
[01:30:18] races with Hamaoui, Anna-Lillian-Maea,
[01:30:22] the two California races, and of course,
[01:30:24] Abdul result pending.
[01:30:25] It hasn't been consistent everywhere and has relied on
[01:30:27] luck but it's not just in New York City. No. I have the method. I've seen the losses and I've
[01:30:34] seen the victories and I'm telling you. Okay? You want to know the secret sauce?
[01:30:41] You can literally go through the cross endorsements of Bernie, AOC, DSA, myself,
[01:30:49] and and numerous other forces when there is a when when we're in the perfect
[01:30:57] wheelhouse okay the secret sauce is when all of these forces merge that's where
[01:31:03] magic happens okay that's the secret recipe if we if we are all united like
[01:31:14] Like if all of these forces are united, on these fucking races, that is the secret sauce.
[01:31:22] But you gotta have ground game, and that ground game usually comes from DSA.
[01:31:31] Okay?
[01:31:37] This one was a split progressive vote.
[01:31:40] That played a big role, right?
[01:31:44] had a lot of momentum and it was cut away because of old tweets and old statements stuff like that
[01:31:49] and he also couldn't overcome that because Liebaum Muhammad also ran in that race.
[01:31:58] There wasn't enough money that he could fundraise I assume but most importantly there also wasn't
[01:32:06] like uh I don't I look I didn't follow this one as closely right but I I assumed that it wasn't
[01:32:13] like a big push a major push by a major push by the Democratic Socialist either
[01:32:21] I don't know maybe they did and obviously DSA is not as strong everywhere he joined
[01:32:32] DSA today well dear Nate we're so glad to remember the Democratic Socialist of
[01:32:41] America. Look at that. Look at that. Well, we'll see. We'll
[01:32:54] check back in again in two years. Okay. No, he joined 10 days
[01:33:00] ago. It says in the email.
[01:33:02] Okay, I'll see you in a minute.
[01:33:12] When are you joining the DSA? I don't know what you're talking about.
[01:33:18] I saw on Tel Chat to pay monthly dues because that money is then split with your local DSA.
[01:33:22] Yes, pay monthly dues, Chad.
[01:33:24] Okay, I'll see you then.
[01:33:26] Okay, I'll see you then.
[01:33:58] Hello, which Muslim terrorist rapist did he piker okay, okay chatter
[01:34:07] We're definitely gonna get you that much needed healthcare
[01:34:12] All right, um
[01:34:14] So, yeah, look, people will look to and try to find whatever they can, but oh, yeah,
[01:34:32] we're not done with the delicious tears of right wing pro-Israel, Israel first centrist.
[01:34:40] He's calling you an Islamic terrorist so his chatters will start to trickle in.
[01:34:46] He shouts, okay.
[01:34:48] Who cares, buddy?
[01:34:50] This is, this is our day.
[01:34:52] You're such a dishonest little maggot.
[01:34:54] Wait, what?
[01:34:56] Oh, he's doing it right now.
[01:34:59] He's doing it.
[01:34:59] He's doing it right at this moment.
[01:35:01] So his fans are immediately coming in to be like, um, you're, you're a terrorist.
[01:35:07] You're a Islamic style terrorist and I hate you.
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[01:36:21] bacteria and remember when attacking other partner streamers was against
[01:36:24] twitch rules yeah I do remember that remember when twitch also had a terms
[01:36:29] of service if like one major content creator on the platform was just
[01:36:33] Straight up calling another major content creator on the platform a Muslim content creator a fucking Islamic style terrorist
[01:36:40] That would probably be you know, ban worthy. I remember but those things don't exist anymore. So this is how we fight back
[01:36:48] We fight back by educating the roaches
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[01:36:59] This is a life-changing moment for these guys
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[01:37:34] I just started it. Have you done the news yet? No.
[01:37:39] All right. JC Palanco has some fucking choice words. One of my one of my shortest ops to the new New York City Democrat Party.
[01:37:46] Hakeem Jeffries Chuck Schumer and Richie Torres are awful and need to go but
[01:37:48] Piker is a favorite who delivers margins. Piker's greatest hits.
[01:37:52] Emerges are 9-11. Ortharches are in-bred. Believe in Israel's right to
[01:37:56] exempt mental illness. I don't have any patriotism for America. Old enough to
[01:38:00] count old enough to m-
[01:38:02] HAHAHAHA
[01:38:04] Yet he's paraded around New York City in campaigns that he's seen as an asset.
[01:38:06] This can't be real life.
[01:38:16] oh
[01:38:18] my god, why is he around these campaigns this guy sucks stop hanging out with him
[01:38:28] Anyway
[01:38:32] Mike from PA numbers guy confirmed here is predictions for Monday here Mike from Tuesday the perfect predictions Mike prediction Valdez 55 live result
[01:38:39] 56 for Valdez New York 10 my prediction lander 65 live result lander 65.8 dude Brad lander
[01:38:48] Listen, I didn't really talk about Brad Landers campaign as much
[01:38:53] You know, he's he's improved his messaging on the issue of Israel quite a bit throughout the campaign ironically enough and
[01:39:01] you know, he's
[01:39:03] He is further to the left on Israel than even Bernie is obviously
[01:39:09] Um, and I hope, you know, I wish him well and I hope he will become a strong ally
[01:39:17] Okay further down the line
[01:39:19] But god damn do New York 10
[01:39:23] New York 10 first of all is is um
[01:39:26] You know a district that has a lot of Jewish voters
[01:39:30] Brad Lander put up
[01:39:33] Bussher al-Assad numbers on
[01:39:36] a congressperson
[01:39:38] That was beloved by the liberal voters in this district. Do you understand? Dan Goldman
[01:39:46] Dan Goldman is a beloved congressperson by the msnbc wine moms. He led the trump impeachment
[01:39:56] Okay
[01:39:58] He led the fucking trump impeachment. He was on msnbc people were like, oh my god. He's so amazing
[01:40:03] And Brad Leonard came in and put belt to ass
[01:40:11] It was on the fucking believable
[01:40:16] Okay
[01:40:17] Bro that level of landslide against an incumbent with no real scandals a bit crazy shows you that supporting Israel's now a scandal for most
[01:40:24] Normies yes, and again remember a
[01:40:27] a
[01:40:28] District where everyone's like oh Dan Goldman has to be pro-Israel because it's a very Jewish district. Yeah, really
[01:40:35] really oh
[01:40:37] Really, is that why he had to be pro-Israel or was he just pro-Israel for the fuck of it
[01:40:44] Because he really loved Israel personally because it kind of seems like
[01:40:49] Because it kind of seems like being
[01:40:53] anti-Israel calling out Israel's genocide
[01:40:55] And also on top of that saying Israel's an apartheid state
[01:41:01] Put Assad numbers on the board for a popular income of previously popular incumbent
[01:41:11] Okay, and what's even and better yet and we got to obviously cover this as well a testament to the bipartisanship
[01:41:18] that even the the fucking
[01:41:19] Uh, the goddamn worms over at Fox News could find on the issue of defending Israel.
[01:41:31] As Sean McCarthy points to, he says, this guy who led the impeachment against Trump and
[01:41:36] Sean Hannity is crying that he lost America's Zionist lunatic asylum.
[01:41:40] This is a Fox News alert and come in Congress.
[01:41:43] Also Sean Hannity, what happened?
[01:41:46] Everyone else taking Ozympic and Sean Hannity is just like sucking it up from them. He looks swollen
[01:41:52] He he looks like he was crow. He was crying real tears all night. He crowed
[01:41:59] He cried I cried we crowed Sean what the fuck happened
[01:42:07] Are you hiding nuts in your cheeks like a goddamn squirrel what the fuck's going on bro
[01:42:13] shit you look puffy as hell big dog have you been crying like this a fox's
[01:42:19] alert incumbent congressman Dan Goldman who was just banned from a New York City
[01:42:24] coffee shop because of his support for Israel he has now lost his primary to a
[01:42:31] radical socialist backed by mom Donnie it appears you know mom daddy what what
[01:42:39] what is going on bro bro bro bro bro for real though for real though for real though
[01:42:45] mom darling dude dude
[01:42:51] what a fucking beautiful eldest was for dan goldman i'm sorry listen you might not you
[01:42:57] might not be the biggest fan of breadland or whatever it doesn't matter he has said
[01:43:00] all of the right things he has arrived at the correct position even if it's inconsistent
[01:43:06] liberal Zionism. He's older. These things take time. Okay? When I see Brad Lander, and I know all
[01:43:13] the anti-Zionists are gonna fucking yell at me, but you know what I see when I see Brad Lander?
[01:43:19] I see one of you chatters as parents. Okay? One of the Jewish anti-Zionists in here will
[01:43:27] probably also say the same thing. I see a person who is an uncle who is going through the
[01:43:33] the motions of being like I've loved Israel my whole life and now I recognize that it is
[01:43:39] responsible for fucking heinous war crimes at genocide and in a part I see the truth about
[01:43:43] Israel but also it's a little bit difficult to rewire my brain after you know 50 fucking
[01:43:50] plus years of being like the Holocaust will literally happen if Israel doesn't exist.
[01:43:56] Like he knows what's going on, he knows what's up, he knows what time it is.
[01:44:03] And he's just still, I see Tim Robinson.
[01:44:05] Okay, calm down.
[01:44:07] Cause like, it's one of those things,
[01:44:10] it, it, Megaphonics parents.
[01:44:12] Yeah, that's not going to happen.
[01:44:13] Let's be real, Megaphonics parents,
[01:44:14] every day move further and further
[01:44:16] into the Sid Rosenberg territory.
[01:44:18] Ha ha ha, sorry.
[01:44:21] There's, there's two different kinds
[01:44:23] of Jewish unks out there.
[01:44:24] Okay.
[01:44:25] You got the Brad Lander who's like,
[01:44:27] this shit sucks.
[01:44:28] And I'm like, I'm, I, I know,
[01:44:32] i know what's up i'm saying it
[01:44:34] i'm seeing it but it's just like i can't
[01:44:37] let go of this like
[01:44:39] is is the Gucci bag moment you know i mean let it go brah let it go like
[01:44:44] and it's it is inconsistent it's like an unbelievable inconsistency
[01:44:50] is born out of
[01:44:52] your your cognitive dissonance because of all the social conditioning now
[01:44:56] a lot of people look at that i go who gives a fuck
[01:44:58] it's a genocide
[01:44:59] I'm like, oh, I'm sorry, it's your emotional support
[01:45:01] apartheid state.
[01:45:02] And I totally understand that statement.
[01:45:05] But I just don't think,
[01:45:08] but I just don't think it's coming from a place
[01:45:10] of like malice or hatred,
[01:45:11] even if it is ultimately somewhat of a racist perspective.
[01:45:17] Okay.
[01:45:18] It is a racist perspective.
[01:45:20] But it's one of those things where like,
[01:45:23] they get it, but they can't give up.
[01:45:25] And I'm sure many of you have,
[01:45:27] many Jewish anti-zionists in this chat
[01:45:29] have already had this experience with your parents,
[01:45:34] with your older relatives.
[01:45:39] So,
[01:45:48] yes, it's on my mother who infamously said
[01:45:49] that it would be just below of a school
[01:45:50] if it was being held hostage alongside school,
[01:45:52] choose to kill the person who held me hostage.
[01:45:54] Definitely gonna have a realization.
[01:45:55] No, I'm not saying all of your parents, okay?
[01:45:57] Some of your parents, like I said,
[01:45:59] move further and further the Sid Rosenberg column, okay?
[01:46:03] But then there are also the,
[01:46:07] there are also obviously like people who have moved into the,
[01:46:11] into the direction of like the Omar Bartovs of the world
[01:46:15] who are like, yeah, maybe the Zionism stuff
[01:46:17] is evolved into something
[01:46:19] that we didn't realize it was evolving into, right?
[01:46:22] Like that is, that's just like a couple of years out
[01:46:25] from like finally being an out and about A at the Zionist.
[01:46:29] And if you say we don't have time for that, that's fine.
[01:46:31] It's not for you, okay?
[01:46:34] This statement is not for you.
[01:46:35] I'm just saying this is not like an unsalvageable position.
[01:46:44] Also, Brad Lander is now,
[01:46:47] and this is also what will aid in him, I think,
[01:46:50] going off and arriving at a consistent position,
[01:46:53] Because he is now the recipient of unbelievable anti-Semitic attacks from Israel advocacy organizations.
[01:47:01] They're calling him a fucking parasite.
[01:47:03] Stop anti-Semitism says they're not Democrats, they're socialists.
[01:47:08] They are parasites.
[01:47:09] They cannot win on their own by creating their own party.
[01:47:12] So they're going to latch on to the Democratic Party and feed off of it with the overall goal of taking it over and killing it.
[01:47:17] Melissa DeRosa, Democratic Strategies.
[01:47:20] Yeah, they're they're also united in calling Brad Lander a fake Juno, which is crazy. Okay. Obviously, it's not that crazy if you're like familiar with how, you know, what frequency a lot of, of, of, you know, extreme pro Israel people are on.
[01:47:40] If you're familiar with their frequency, this doesn't come as a surprise to you, right?
[01:47:47] Because they are
[01:47:50] They've lost their dang minds in many ways. Hold on. Is this lighting better? I can't tell. Let me fix it real quick. I
[01:47:57] Guess it's good. Okay. This is good
[01:48:02] But I I don't think they realize that this kind of madness also
[01:48:06] plays a formative role in pushing people over that edge to be like this is, you
[01:48:12] know, what the fuck is happening.
[01:48:19] Stop anti-Semitism without even a shred of irony, without even recognizing the
[01:48:26] irony in this statement. Turning around and calling Brad Lander a fucking
[01:48:31] parasite is wild. He's wild. Anyway, who gives a fuck? My man put a sod numbers up. Okay.
[01:48:44] All I'm saying is this, give Brad lander a year and a half. Okay.
[01:48:50] Making some candidates for the primary in New York tomorrow, challenging some congressional
[01:48:59] candidates and democratic party and this is coming as some of these candidates
[01:49:03] are saying this is the beginning of a domino effect for the socialist power to
[01:49:08] go across the nation and in the Democratic Party in particular. We're back with the
[01:49:12] panel. Listen, let me start with you. I mean, do you see this as a major shift
[01:49:16] for the Democratic Party? Well, first of all, they're not Democrats, right?
[01:49:20] They're socialists and they're essentially parasites. They've decided
[01:49:23] that they cannot win on their own by creating their own party so they are
[01:49:26] going to latch on to the Democratic Party, feed off of it with the overall goal of taking
[01:49:32] it over and killing it.
[01:49:33] And so that's what the DSA is doing.
[01:49:35] They started this back in 2016 with Bernie versus Hillary.
[01:49:38] AOC then gets elected in 2018.
[01:49:40] You see the introduction of the squad and what's been happening.
[01:49:45] My favorite is when Zionists use Nazi anti-Semitism and infamous anti-Semitic
[01:49:48] troops to describe other people in groups.
[01:49:51] Yeah.
[01:49:52] Yeah.
[01:49:53] No, literally.
[01:49:54] No, no, but guys, you don't understand.
[01:49:56] This is combating anti-Semitism, okay?
[01:49:59] What Melissa DeRosa right now is doing by saying, you know, this Jewish anti-Zionist is
[01:50:09] actually, well, he's not a Jewish liberal Zionist, who's, that's what's even crazier, because
[01:50:14] Brad Landers is not even an anti-Zionist, okay?
[01:50:16] He's like, he will say that he's a liberal Zionist, like, ah, I am a liberal Zionist
[01:50:25] believes that Israel has done a genocide. Okay. This Jewish liberal Zionist who's
[01:50:35] who's critical of Israel because it's like impossible not to acknowledge the
[01:50:39] the crimes of Israel is actually a parasite but also saying that at the
[01:50:44] best of you know this this broader this broader you know pro-Jewish
[01:50:50] advocacy. It's normal. It's normal. Perfectly normal. Definitely not losing their fucking
[01:50:57] minds at all. I'm fucking... This year they really do feel like it's their big opportunity.
[01:51:01] They are going for broke. And you don't see them trying to win purple seats or red seats.
[01:51:06] You see them trying to pick off Democrats in safe blue seats.
[01:51:14] It is funny though. Like I said, hey, congratulations to Brad Lander. It is very funny to see
[01:51:19] like what extent of cognitive dissonance we can see from Brad, as far as like when social
[01:51:28] conditioning meets like reality, because I've literally never heard someone be like, I'm
[01:51:33] a liberal Zionist. I'm very critical of BDS. I actually think it's bad. But also at the
[01:51:39] same time, we must end the occupation and apartheid of Israel. That's a new thing.
[01:51:45] Okay, I'm sorry. That's a new thing in all of my years of anti Zionist advocacy
[01:51:52] I have never encountered this assessment this statement before
[01:51:56] That's a whole new territory that we've arrived at. Okay, I
[01:52:02] Don't know how but we're there
[01:52:05] Because that's so funny to be like, oh guys, I'm not an anti-zionist. I'm a liberal Zionist. I love Israel, but also
[01:52:12] We must abolish the occupation and end the apartheid of Israel. That's
[01:52:19] It's just such a whopping contradiction
[01:52:24] Which is why I don't you know
[01:52:27] Spend a great deal of time Norm Finkelstein. No, Norm Finkelstein is not Norm Finkelstein is it at these items
[01:52:34] Don't be ridiculous
[01:52:36] Norm Finkelstein was critical of BDS initially, but I don't even think he is any longer, so it doesn't even matter. Anyway.
[01:52:45] Um, but regardless, I mean, he put up, again, important, important to note here in this analysis, okay?
[01:52:54] The fact that Lander put up Bashar al-Assad numbers in a district where the formerly popular Congressperson straight up became unbelievably unpopular because of his fucking ridiculous position on Israel, and ICE is initial position on ICE, and specifically Israel, there is no greater proof.
[01:53:19] There is no greater proof that this issue is done, okay?
[01:53:31] You can have the little fucking, you know, pro-terrorism rallies.
[01:53:35] You can carry the banner.
[01:53:36] You can carry the fucking flame.
[01:53:40] You can go out, Leticia James, and go out and, you know, walk alongside the rest of
[01:53:47] the elite New York politicos in the pro apartheid state rally alongside notorious war criminals
[01:53:55] and racists. But New York voters do not fuck with Israel. It's done. Okay, the district
[01:54:05] has a lot of rich conservative voters in downtown Manhattan. Yeah, well, it turns out they
[01:54:09] don't fuck with Israel too it's over I'm sorry I just Brad Landers victory
[01:54:17] condition shows that it is the most over that's what this shows me a guy who
[01:54:27] literally came out and said Israel is an apartheid Israel is is maintaining an
[01:54:34] occupation that must be abolished that must be ended Israel's committed a
[01:54:38] genocide, took over the seat of a guy who was a massive supporter of Israel.
[01:54:48] It's done.
[01:54:49] It's fucking done.
[01:54:57] And I suspect perhaps we'll never know that if Boris in New York 12 had a little
[01:55:06] bit of that mustard that his father has Alex Boris in in New York 12 lost to
[01:55:14] Michael Asher last night Michael Asher was Nadler's hand-selected replacement
[01:55:22] ironically enough Micah is more pro-Israel than even Nadler is okay but I'm
[01:55:30] telling you right now I'm telling you've Alex had come out and instead of
[01:55:35] of trying to trail behind Lashher, instead of trying to trail behind Lashher on how pro-Israel
[01:55:42] he's going to be, okay? He would have won that race last night. He would have won that
[01:55:49] race last night. He would have had a lot more door knockers. He would have had less reluctant,
[01:55:56] reluctant advocacy coming from a lot of the progressive folks in the city. Okay?
[01:56:04] Straight up. But he was too afraid to say something critical of Israel because he
[01:56:12] thought, oh, this is the, this is a, you know, a district that's very pro-Israel,
[01:56:16] is a very pro-Israel district, and they'll point the Lashers victory in
[01:56:19] this district to make it seem like that's the case. But I promise you, I
[01:56:24] I promise you he would have had far more turnout far more support
[01:56:33] Because at that point
[01:56:35] You have to either shit or get off the pot
[01:56:39] Okay, and that race is a race in New York 12 where all of the top candidates were just tripping over one another
[01:56:46] Did eat Israel's dick?
[01:56:47] Okay, every single one of them if you were the loan if you were the lone voice that was like this stuff is crazy
[01:56:54] Look, I'm Jewish, you know, I I'm handsome
[01:56:59] Look at how handsome I am. I'm more handsome than the Kennedy in the race. I'm young
[01:57:04] I'm very critical of AI, right?
[01:57:11] But also
[01:57:12] This stuff has gotten out of control as a genocide. We got to put it into it, you know what?
[01:57:16] I mean, you don't go you don't need to go to the distance of Brad Lander
[01:57:21] But I promise you if he had done that
[01:57:24] I think he would have won last night. He would have gotten the margins he needed to win because he got close and it
[01:57:33] Boris is in Jewish he's not
[01:57:41] Why did you join DSA reason yeah, I saw this
[01:57:54] Join your YDSA if you're young, join your DSA chapter, start a DSA chapter, be the change
[01:58:05] you want to see, join your lo-
[01:58:08] Yup.
[01:58:10] I'm not going to do that.
[01:58:20] Literally nobody can beat fight agency, DSA needs to sign Morris Casper to sue the contract.
[01:58:24] Okay, fucking dial it back, buddy.
[01:58:26] Okay?
[01:58:28] Calm down.
[01:58:32] Calm down.
[01:58:38] Do you think any Democrat who supports Israel should be primaried and defeated?
[01:58:44] Say yes. Do I believe that any Democrat? No, I don't believe that.
[01:58:48] Boo! Boo! Boo! Boo!
[01:58:56] I believe that we should, any Democrat who is,
[01:59:00] I think that the Democrats are most closely aligning with APAC,
[01:59:03] that pose electoral risk to the party.
[01:59:08] But why, why AIPAC and not other dark money organizations of various subjects and others?
[01:59:21] That's the question about Israel. I think the same thing to be true about money.
[01:59:26] God, Dana.
[01:59:33] Yeah, you got to wonder what's going on through Alex Boris's head right now. He got the endorsement our revolution
[01:59:38] I actively sought the separate New York City left and DSA because he understandably thought anti-Israel pops were hurt him in the
[01:59:42] Upper West Side
[01:59:43] So the Israel went to the Israel day parade didn't go on a Samparga stream, etc.
[01:59:47] And now he's lost the Michael Azure by four points. Could the left have made a difference 100%
[01:59:53] 100%
[01:59:55] Okay, I'm telling you right now. He apps of fucking Lutely that
[02:00:06] Look one of the things that I found one of the things that I found in my experience
[02:00:11] Okay, with the candidates that I interviewed with the candidates that I endorse can as I work with is you got either shit or get
[02:00:17] Off the pot you can't try to center yourself on top of the fucking fence
[02:00:21] You can't be wishy-washy with progress. Okay, you got to dive in
[02:00:26] When you dive in you get rewarded when you dive in people see that as a buy-in
[02:00:31] Okay, people see that as you being earnest
[02:00:35] If you are afraid to dive off the deep end people don't see you as honest. They see you as a politician
[02:00:43] Okay, it's that simple. Is that fucking simple and a lot of people refuse to reckon with that reality
[02:00:50] Okay
[02:01:09] What you're suggesting is what if Alex Boris was an entirely different person also I didn't know he wasn't Jewish his dad is Jewish
[02:01:16] I guess maybe his mom's not I don't know
[02:01:20] Seriously question to my dem friends in New York City, is there still a Democratic Party
[02:01:31] in local politics?
[02:01:32] Doesn't it seem like we're watching the DSA wholesale takeover of the dem party here?
[02:01:35] If you are a young center left dem with ambition to run for local office in New York City,
[02:01:38] do you really think you can carve out space in a winnable path?
[02:01:41] No, you can't.
[02:01:42] Again, I support human rights in progress and oppose raisin, but also M-Pro killing
[02:01:46] 20,000 children in Gaza is simply not a tenable position anymore.
[02:01:49] the contradictions are too heightened blah blah terrorism blah blah anti-semism is
[02:01:53] not the juice
[02:01:54] it used to
[02:01:55] it's all verses adam jocelyn the thought terminating cliches the hand waving
[02:01:59] the mopey sectarian deflection can no longer paper over these obvious and
[02:02:04] glaring
[02:02:05] an increasingly undeniable contradictions the problem is too many
[02:02:08] liberal voters unlike liberal institutions and leaders
[02:02:12] liberalism seriously
[02:02:14] yes
[02:02:15] they do
[02:02:17] I think it's also a testament to the the negative attacks against Dariel. He's also backfired. Okay, that kind of like that kind of racialized agitation
[02:02:28] That kind of racialized agitation also fucking doesn't work bro. You support Bernie Sanders who's pro-Israel
[02:02:35] I
[02:02:36] Don't know how many times I got to run this clock over and over again. Okay. Yes
[02:02:41] yes, I
[02:02:43] I have significant disagreements with Bernie Sanders on his Israel position. It does not go far enough and he's 88 years old.
[02:02:52] What the fuck do you want me to do, man? Okay? He's 88 years old. Okay?
[02:02:58] Shut the fuck up. I'm sorry. I just can't. Like, there's nothing we can do about it.
[02:03:03] But guess what, dude? Guess what? Okay? You supported Bernie Sanders in 2016, most likely.
[02:03:09] you support a Bernie Sanders in 2020, you should remember that.
[02:03:13] And more importantly than that, Bernie Sanders supports not only people like myself,
[02:03:18] who obviously plenty of other politicians have a deep disdain for, okay,
[02:03:24] that those disagreements for someone with the platform of Bernie Sanders is not untenable, okay.
[02:03:32] Those disagreements with Bernie Sanders and numerous other candidates that he's endorsed
[02:03:37] Virtually every single fucking endorsement that Bernie Sanders has delivered this election cycle
[02:03:45] Have all gone almost entirely gone to open anti-zionist, okay, I'm sorry
[02:03:59] Yes
[02:04:01] He cannot overcome these contradictions
[02:04:07] But as long as he is not an impediment to progress, as long as he is not standing in opposition against anti-Zionist, why the fuck would I be like, yeah, no, I'm throwing the baby out with the bathwater, okay?
[02:04:29] He's got one cycle remaining in the bank and you guys are fucking losing your minds over it.
[02:04:37] This doesn't mean I'm casting aside the issue of Israel's genocide or it's apartheid or it's occupation.
[02:04:48] I'm saying that you can have disagreements with people even on fundamental values like this, okay?
[02:04:55] Fundamentally important disagreements and still recognize that they are not leading by those disagreements.
[02:05:05] They are not using those disagreements to be like I'm not endorsing these people. Okay
[02:05:12] Jesus Christ
[02:05:24] What we saw
[02:05:28] Yes last night in New York City and what we've been seeing for the last few months all across this country
[02:05:35] Other messages like
[02:05:37] Well, I'm telling you right now if Bernie didn't do that stop oligarchy tour if Bernie didn't just like say look
[02:05:43] My time as a political actor is coming to a close
[02:05:47] So I'm going to use all of the influence all of the legitimacy that I've gained to push this goddamn country
[02:05:55] Further and further left every single fucking day of the week if he wasn't doing that
[02:05:59] There would be no electoral victories for democratic socialists anywhere. Okay. He played a major fucking role in this
[02:06:06] Many of you became socialists because of fucking Bernie shut the fuck up. I'm not saying, you know defend his position on Israel
[02:06:12] But I'm also saying like, you know be a little bit more understanding of an older person who
[02:06:18] Clearly is not gonna move on this issue, but he's not an impediment to
[02:06:24] anti-zionism
[02:06:26] He's not he's not letting that disagreement be the end. I'll be all
[02:06:31] Okay, be a little bit more strategic be a little bit more tactical
[02:06:35] Okay, please. I know this is virtually impossible. It's an impossible demand and I know people are gonna clip this and be like oh
[02:06:43] Please my elderly war criminal, you know, please the you're defending the elderly war criminal because it's his emotional support of
[02:06:50] Or whatever the fuck I know you're gonna get those clips off. It's gonna go super fucking viral. It's going to it's gonna do
[02:06:57] Amazing numbers is gonna do amazing numbers on Twitter. Okay?
[02:07:01] You guys are gonna be the most pure you guys are gonna be the most effective, but you're not gonna be the most fucking pragmatic
[02:07:08] Okay
[02:07:11] If Bernie Sanders spent every fucking waking moment being like I love my emotions for to part I say I can't get over it
[02:07:17] I'm not pushing for progress on this issue. I'm just you know straight up
[02:07:22] Refusing to endorse people that have an anti-zionist position then would this would be a very different calculation
[02:07:28] Okay, you would actually be right and not just fucking annoying, but right now you're wrong and fucking annoying
[02:07:36] Okay
[02:07:37] That's it
[02:07:38] Pretty clear
[02:07:40] People are sick and tired of status quo politics. They're tired of the establishment
[02:07:45] They understand that the very richest people in this country are becoming phenomenally richer.
[02:07:50] Well, 60% of our people are struggling to pay the bills, to pay for the health care,
[02:07:55] to pay for the housing, to put food on the table, to fill up their gas tanks.
[02:07:59] That ain't right, and people understand that.
[02:08:01] They want change. They want to end the corrupt campaign finance system,
[02:08:06] which enables billionaires to spend huge amounts of money to elect candidates
[02:08:10] who will represent their interests and go to war against working class people.
[02:08:14] People want change. That was what took place in New York. That's what we're seeing all over this country
[02:08:19] Our job is to grow that movement
[02:08:23] Volunteer run for office stand up and fight. We can win this thing if we stand together. Let's do it. Thanks
[02:08:29] What we saw last night in New York City and what we've been seeing for the last few months all across this country
[02:08:35] Are the messages pretty clear?
[02:08:37] People are sick and tired of status quo politics. They're tired of the establishment
[02:08:43] They understand that the very richest people in this country are becoming phenomenally richer,
[02:08:47] while 60% of our people are struggling to pay the bills.
[02:08:56] You didn't...
[02:08:58] When you remind everybody how much more woke you are on this issue, you're not being pragmatic,
[02:09:04] you're not being morally righteous.
[02:09:11] You know?
[02:09:13] You've got a great politician on a curve,
[02:09:15] and you also have to make tactical decisions sometimes.
[02:09:17] This is mine.
[02:09:18] You might disagree with it.
[02:09:20] It's fine.
[02:09:21] If you're calling me a defender of Israel because of this,
[02:09:24] that's fine too, okay?
[02:09:25] Yeah, that's right.
[02:09:26] I'm the biggest defender of the nation-state of Israel.
[02:09:29] It's my emotional support of our state, okay?
[02:09:32] You've shown everybody how real you are.
[02:09:36] Sectors, whether it be private equity or crypto,
[02:09:39] I think many of those apply the same.
[02:09:42] I think when people, you know, talk about this issue, there are a number of voters from whom this is a defining and important issue.
[02:09:49] But I think the shift that we're seeing amongst the Democratic primary electorate, amongst...
[02:09:54] AOC jumping on the train, guys, also fucking please be a little bit smarter.
[02:10:00] Okay?
[02:10:01] She's not jumping on the train.
[02:10:05] I explained this to you guys already. AOC did the cross-endorsement with Zoran on purpose, okay?
[02:10:10] What, you think Zoran wasn't on board?
[02:10:12] with the DSA slate at the logo level, and AOC wasn't on board with the DSA slate in the congressional level.
[02:10:20] You think that's what was going on? They just seemingly hated only the people that were primarying people that they have to work with.
[02:10:32] Like, you think that's what happened? Look at that. Look at how Kismet, I guess.
[02:10:37] Look at how strangely that played itself out. AOC hated the people primaring her
[02:10:45] colleagues and Zoran hated the people primaring his colleagues. How did that
[02:10:51] happen? You think that's what happened?
[02:11:00] DSA is more popular than Zoran. The DSA being more popular in New York City than
[02:11:04] both mumdani and hokul probably breaks a few narratives the fabled one percent
[02:11:07] mumdani disapproving dsa approving voters are probably upset about the lack of
[02:11:11] policing reform from the mayor yes that also doesn't shock me at all okay that
[02:11:18] doesn't shock me at all I mean it's only one percent but let's put those
[02:11:23] fucking numbers on the board we're gonna fucking recreate this in every
[02:11:27] district okay
[02:11:30] 1% revolutionary content now, general election electorates at large, is less driven by a
[02:11:42] not a bad thing to get there, focused on Israel and more focused on then picking up on the
[02:11:51] dishonesty of the politics that comes with it.
[02:11:54] And I think it's a belief that a politics that sells anyone out will eventually sell
[02:11:57] everyone out.
[02:11:58] You see politicians telling people to not believe what they see with their own eyes when you see politicians saying
[02:12:03] We don't have enough money to not cut Medicaid
[02:12:05] But we have enough money to write another blank track to Netanyahu
[02:12:08] That undercuts of faith in government and undercuts of faith and the ability to take on special interests
[02:12:13] I think that's where you're seeing this issue grow out of and I think a lot of the politicians who then try to
[02:12:19] Conflate the issue of criticisms of APEC or criticisms of Israel with anti-Semitism
[02:12:24] Do a disservice to the ability to stand up to the semi-tism which is a very yeah listen no disrespect the Morris
[02:12:31] And I'm sure he knows it's already, but I don't think you're getting this message across the Dana bash my guy
[02:12:39] Like literally one of the Americans that will never hear you on this
[02:12:46] Oh
[02:12:50] She's I mean this conversation is really funny because what he's describing is what Dana has been doing for the last three years
[02:12:59] Okay, which is on the rise and undercut she got that but October 7th stare
[02:13:05] She got that, yeah, when Dana Bash hits you with the but Hamas stare, okay?
[02:13:20] Oh, that's funny. Daria Lisa is live on NBC.
[02:13:25] I'm excited about being able to do that. I'm excited about the coalition that we're building
[02:13:29] across the city and across the country of people who are going to fight for working-class
[02:13:33] people, people who are going to fight to make sure that we win Medicare for all, fight for
[02:13:37] workers and pass the pro act, making sure that we're winning college for all, taxing the rich.
[02:13:41] Those are the things that will work in class people of this country need and deserve.
[02:13:45] And these are things that need to get passed in order to allow them to lead dignified lives.
[02:13:51] And so if we had representation that had delivered that, I think we wouldn't be
[02:13:56] seeing this new wave of folks who are committed to fighting for those things.
[02:14:00] And I'm so glad that we are that we are participating in that new wave because it's what is really really needed right now
[02:14:06] I do want to turn to the issue of Israel as we've been talking about it played such a big role in a number of races last night
[02:14:13] I want you to also take a listen to what Brad Landers said during his victory speech, and we'll talk about it on the other side
[02:14:18] You can criticize Israel and not be anti-Semitic
[02:14:24] You can be an anti Zionist and not be anti-Semitic
[02:14:27] anti-Semitism, it rises with fascism and with war and we're amidst both right now. Progressives
[02:14:37] need to be people who are standing against this, now looking away from it.
[02:14:45] Do you believe progressives need to be careful that criticism of Israel doesn't sort of tip
[02:14:49] into anti-Semitism?
[02:14:50] Of course, you know, I have always been very clear that that criticism of Israel and anti-zionism is
[02:14:57] Something that needs to also fight back against anti-Semitism. I
[02:15:06] Because those two things are intertwined past in liberation and you know the safety of our Jewish neighbors are one-in-one
[02:15:13] We cannot separate those two things any right
[02:15:15] I think I love Brad Landers-Kate, I'm sorry, it's just-
[02:15:18] And so we need to make sure that we're uprooting it at every turn.
[02:15:22] And so I'm so deeply honored to be here.
[02:15:23] I love that they ask that question like, anyone's gonna be like, no, actually we should blame
[02:15:29] the Jews.
[02:15:30] Like, what is the, what do you think she's gonna say?
[02:15:33] Like what an insane fucking thing they did.
[02:15:35] Engaging in increasing level of anti-Semitism are folks that we need to fight back against.
[02:15:39] Yeah, it turns out people who are anti-fascist and anti-genocide also hate bigotry
[02:15:44] of other forms as well. Shocking revelation, guys. Newsflag.
[02:15:48] He was voted in the Democratic Party for voters who are pro-Israel, but against the Netanyahu
[02:15:52] government.
[02:15:53] Absolutely. Again, I am someone who is organized with people who have a varying opinion on a
[02:16:00] number of issues. And I think if you are somebody who believes in the dignity of human
[02:16:04] life, if you are somebody who believes that working class people should be able to
[02:16:08] benefit from the wealth that they produce in our society and need dignified lives,
[02:16:14] There's space for you in our movement. I welcome everyone into this movement because I think that we really need to fight for
[02:16:20] Human dignity for everybody. Oh, they're gonna complain. She's lost
[02:16:24] They're gonna complain. She's been captured because I believe that they deserve representation because she's being normal
[02:16:29] And fight for them. Oh, no
[02:16:32] Let's talk about the Democratic agenda, especially if oh, no, she's being normal
[02:16:37] One must always be abnormal and weird and repulsive. That's just how you organize actually
[02:16:44] the bombs, including the Social Security Expansion Act, including the prescription drug care.
[02:16:48] There are things that we need to pass in order to actually deliver for working class people
[02:16:56] in this country. And I'm so excited to be able to sign on numerous bills on day one to be able to
[02:17:02] deliver. And if Democrats do take back the House, would you support leader Jeffries for Speaker?
[02:17:08] So, you know, up until last night I was very focused on winning this primary and I'm so
[02:17:12] excited to have done so and that's a conversation that I'll be having with my coalition with
[02:17:17] my community to make sure that we are coming to a decision about what is best for the people
[02:17:22] here of New Yorker team.
[02:17:23] Ball PK, thank you for the tank of the subs.
[02:17:25] I'm excited to see what you will be looking for.
[02:17:28] Hey, if we get a hype train going, if we get a level 10 hype train going, you already
[02:17:32] know I'll be singing the fucking, I'll be singing it, dude.
[02:17:37] I'll be fighting for the motherfucking gospel, I'll be carrying the goddamn flame today,
[02:17:40] okay?
[02:17:41] yesterday, but we'll be there and that will be looking at what makes most sense in terms
[02:17:47] of the strategy for how to deliver actually organize and talk, right? And so Brad and
[02:17:51] I just won our primaries work night. I'm excited to continue talking with him and building
[02:17:56] coalition and building consensus among our movement. And that's something that takes
[02:18:00] time. It doesn't happen overnight.
[02:18:02] My last question to you is there are some Democrats who are on Capitol Hill and said
[02:18:05] they're worried about whether some of these progressive candidates are going to be
[02:18:09] team players. Do you think that you will try to
[02:18:11] to be a team player when you come to Capitol Hill?
[02:18:15] I'm an organizer, and that is what organizing is.
[02:18:17] It's about the people that we are building
[02:18:20] the collaboration necessary to actually deliver.
[02:18:22] It's about knowing when you're outnumbered and outresourced
[02:18:25] and still having an outsized impact
[02:18:27] and using strategy and relationship building
[02:18:29] and trust building to actually deliver for folks.
[02:18:32] And so that's what I'm excited to do.
[02:18:34] And I'm really excited to work with folks
[02:18:36] who are committed to that same vision.
[02:18:38] Daria, Lisa, Avila, Chevalier.
[02:18:40] Thank you so much and congratulations on your end. Thanks for having me. Coming up, President Trump abruptly nice
[02:18:49] Sister was on democracy now as well starts 25 minutes. I know I listened to it earlier this morning listen to democracy mouth every morning. Okay, I know I
[02:18:58] Know anyway
[02:19:00] I'm getting my, getting my voice ready.
[02:19:26] Did I say democracy Mao? Yeah. The war on liberalism report. Combat liberalism report. Democracy
[02:19:39] Mao. Combat liberalism report.
[02:19:48] Josh Kraushar, Representative Dan Goldman in a concession speech. Jews have given back
[02:19:52] so much of his country as history has taught us. Antisemitic tropes, stereotypes, some
[02:19:56] which I heard personally on this campaign will ultimately be the undoing of our democracy if we don't lean in if we all
[02:20:01] Don't lean in and speak out even if it's not politically expedient
[02:20:05] Mike Drucker says he knows the candidate who won was also Jewish, right?
[02:20:11] Yeah, yeah, Dan Goldman was Dan Goldman was defeated but anti-semitic style by another Jewish candidate
[02:20:20] who also was anti-Semitic and and and also saying that Brad Lander is a bad Jew is not anti-Semitic somehow, okay?
[02:20:30] I'm sorry. I don't make all the rules. You know, I don't I don't write these rules. I don't know. I don't know how this works
[02:20:35] It's just strange strange behavior in a Jewish district
[02:20:40] the the Jewish voters in this district with you know, a lot of Jewish voters anti-Semitic Lee voted for
[02:20:47] Or the Jewish candidate that was in opposition to Israel as opposed to the Jewish candidate
[02:20:54] that was in support of Israel, and that is obviously maximum anti-Semitism.
[02:21:06] This is the funniest quote I've ever seen, yeah, being a liberal feels like living in
[02:21:11] Poland in 1939.
[02:21:14] Maga, the essay Democratic Party liberalism.
[02:21:18] Yeah, man, these guys are, I mean, this is this is sex,
[02:21:22] Pestini's own cult that he has dumped boatloads of money into
[02:21:25] and fundraise for peeing grooming.
[02:21:27] Thank you for the Audrey Gifford subs.
[02:21:28] Holy shit, level seven.
[02:21:30] I've drank a plate.
[02:21:33] Yeah, these guys are deeply unserious.
[02:21:35] No one should fucking take them seriously, obviously.
[02:21:37] All they do is like advance the grievances of their favorite Zionist sex pest
[02:21:45] Epstein
[02:21:46] It's a very strange behavior, but whatever, you know
[02:21:51] Motionless for the most part. Who cares? Wow, that's high is loud. Cool. Thank you. I got it in the commie corridor
[02:21:58] This is my commie corridor tie
[02:22:03] Liberal so the Nazis in the diagram. Yes
[02:22:07] How it started 7 9 25 I was going 6 24 new for me keep on down the allies
[02:22:16] I'm New York City House Democratic primary challenges next
[02:22:20] Jeffries advisor if team gentrification wants a primary fight our response will
[02:22:24] be forceful and unrelenting we will teach them in all their incumbents a
[02:22:27] painful lesson mom Donnie merges as kingmaker pushing a slate to a
[02:22:31] primary sweep yeah that was a huge L that was a huge L for Hakeem
[02:22:45] anyway let's hear from my goats over at morning Joe I just you know hearing a
[02:22:52] lot of you say talking about the anti-Semitism in New York City and last
[02:22:56] What is this? Time stamp. He unked out. Time stamp, 1844. Majority report unked up. Sam gave you positive, the best all time shout out.
[02:23:08] By the way, I was part of it. Let it be heard. Yeah, I heard breaking points was also glazing me a little bit.
[02:23:15] So, I mean, I'll take those.
[02:23:19] This is pretty amazing. Hasan Piker a couple of days ago.
[02:23:25] a lot of transport days ago
[02:23:28] started encouraging his uh... audience
[02:23:31] to
[02:23:33] phone bank
[02:23:35] is a slightly larger audience than we do
[02:23:38] and uh...
[02:23:41] the last uh... figures
[02:23:45] that were public with that ninety thousand calls were made
[02:23:49] by his audience
[02:23:52] and here he is at uh...
[02:23:54] i think it was claire valdez's party
[02:23:57] and uh... the uh... dsa co-chair
[02:24:01] uh... gustavo uh-oh
[02:24:04] we have to interrupt
[02:24:07] we have to interrupt uncle sam
[02:24:10] because we
[02:24:11] have to carry them on the fucking flame
[02:24:14] ladies and gentlemen we have to carry the flame again
[02:24:17] he stood unshaken
[02:24:21] voice in the store
[02:24:23] A man of conviction, a heart reborn.
[02:24:29] He spoke the truth when the cost was high.
[02:24:35] He lived for Jesus.
[02:24:37] I'm afraid to die.
[02:24:40] We are Charlie Kirk.
[02:24:43] We carry the flame.
[02:24:46] We'll fight for the gospel.
[02:24:49] We'll honor his name.
[02:24:52] We're at Jolly Bird
[02:24:55] He's turned into our own
[02:24:58] Together I'm broken
[02:25:01] We'll make heaven known
[02:25:04] A husband or father
[02:25:06] His family held me in
[02:25:09] A home built on scripture
[02:25:12] On faith without fear
[02:25:15] The world dropped to silence
[02:25:18] But his voice remains
[02:25:21] In our city of gold, in the Christ's existence
[02:25:26] We are Jolly Girls, we carry the flame
[02:25:31] We'll fight for the gospel, with the long-awaited name
[02:25:37] We are Jolly Girls, we carry our own
[02:25:43] Together we're broken, we'll make heaven known
[02:25:51] We are Charlie Gert.
[02:25:58] We carry the motherfucking flame around these parts, even when Erica can't or won't.
[02:26:07] Shedding a tear for Charlie.
[02:26:17] I hate with God as our captain
[02:26:20] Am I doing it right?
[02:26:22] Carrying the fucking flame, man
[02:26:24] We are Charlie third
[02:26:27] Carried a flame
[02:26:29] We'll fight for the gospel
[02:26:32] We'll honor his name
[02:26:35] We are Charlie third
[02:26:38] Carriage our own
[02:26:41] Together I'm broken
[02:26:44] We'll make heaven known.
[02:26:46] We are Charlie Curt.
[02:26:49] We are Lee Curt.
[02:26:51] Forever alive.
[02:26:53] We are Charlie Curt.
[02:26:57] With God we will rise.
[02:26:59] We are Charlie Curt.
[02:27:03] We are Charlie Curt.
[02:27:09] That's right, that's right, baby.
[02:27:24] We're carrying we're carrying the motherfucking flame all the way.
[02:27:29] All the way.
[02:27:30] All right.
[02:27:31] Uncle Sam and his assessment.
[02:27:34] I just know he's looking up at last night's elections, dude.
[02:27:38] style socialism. He fucking hated that shit. Remember? He said Islam was a sword to the
[02:27:44] neck of America. Yeah. RIP Charlie, you would have hated to see this new slate of socialist
[02:27:53] candidates rising up. Oh my God. You are 92,000 subs away from 2 million YouTube. Hell yeah.
[02:28:01] subscribe to my YouTube page everybody. Anyway, where were we? Let's get to, let's get to Morning Joe.
[02:28:10] Let's, let's see what Morning Joe had to say. I want to hear his analysis because, you know,
[02:28:14] he's, he's one of the most trusted names in, in former Republicans who turned into MSNBC
[02:28:22] commentators and contributors. So obviously his, his word carries a lot of weight around these
[02:28:28] parts. Let's take a look at the anti-Semitism in New York City. This is mom Donnie's fault.
[02:28:32] This is so-and-so's fault. It's this is this luck. No, no, no. It's not. It's really not.
[02:28:37] If you want to blame anybody for what happened last night, my opinion, if you want to blame
[02:28:42] anybody, Jonathan, I think you have to blame Benjamin Netanyahu. Four years of maximalist
[02:28:48] aims, four years of historic goals in the Middle East. Did anybody, anybody
[02:28:55] It's really, it's gonna be really funny when Benjamin and Yau is inevitably replaced in this upcoming election cycle
[02:29:02] And then they're gonna have to learn a new name to blame
[02:29:09] It'll just never happen to be like Israel the country or Zionism the ideology it'll be the next guy, you know
[02:29:15] Oh, yeah, you're lipid. Oh, Benny Gantz. Oh
[02:29:20] Oh shucks
[02:29:22] It just happens to be the new guy who came in, same as the old guy.
[02:29:34] From Dr. Przensky to even me.
[02:29:36] Could have told anybody over the past 20 years, it's not going to work.
[02:29:41] And I've said it all along, there's always bloat.
[02:29:44] Give me your house, you're fake Democrat.
[02:29:48] Give me your house, you fake democrat.
[02:29:53] No.
[02:29:54] Back in the Middle East, the idea that you're going to be able to brutalize children and
[02:29:59] women in Gaza with bombing that looks indiscriminate on TV day in and day out for years, that
[02:30:05] you're going to be able to level half of Lebanon, that you're going to be able to
[02:30:09] continue to allow thugs to run wild in the West Bank and brutalizing Palestinians.
[02:30:17] Wow, Joe Scarborough fucking getting quite anti-Semitic
[02:30:23] Getting quite anti-Semitic. I don't like it
[02:30:28] Brutalizing Christians in Bethlehem brutalizing
[02:30:32] Christians across that area along with the Palestinian Muslims, especially Palestinian Muslims
[02:30:38] blowing up Catholic churches and Gaza
[02:30:40] I can I in course I'm saying things that would relate to some of these people who were so shocked
[02:30:48] That Israel is in such low standing in America right now forgive me for a quick digression
[02:30:54] But I was always
[02:30:56] instinctively pro-israeli an anti-Palestinian growing up
[02:31:01] You know why because when I was a young child one of my first memories was the 72
[02:31:07] Munich Olympics
[02:31:09] When when when palestin oh look the capitalists are seeing the entity as a liability to their own power and are panicking love to see it
[02:31:16] Yeah
[02:31:18] Fantastic, why do they only care when they start losing elections?
[02:31:26] Um because it threatens the the good thing that they have going that's why
[02:31:39] The Palestinian terrorist killed Israelis and it was shocking.
[02:31:48] And we saw time and time again terror attacks throughout the 70s.
[02:31:52] That shaped an entire generation's views on that conflict.
[02:31:57] Well, what's shaping the views now?
[02:32:01] Images out of Gaza.
[02:32:03] Images out of the West Bank.
[02:32:06] Images out of Lebanon.
[02:32:08] i mean maddie glazias gave the game away he literally was like guys
[02:32:12] just fucking say israel sucks shit
[02:32:15] and then
[02:32:16] advocate for like
[02:32:17] deregulation you know what i mean like he literally was just like please
[02:32:21] democrats just say israel sucks
[02:32:24] what the fuck is wrong with you were literally gonna lose every election to
[02:32:28] anti-zionist socialist
[02:32:30] all my god
[02:32:32] he literally said the lie he was like please i'm begging you
[02:32:37] lie about how much you hate israel if you love israel just a lie please
[02:32:44] but the funniest thing is because of the
[02:32:48] unbelievable amounts of money being spent
[02:32:51] and all of the years and years
[02:32:54] of
[02:32:56] this influence peddling network
[02:32:58] taking root
[02:32:59] in american politics
[02:33:01] these people can even lie correctly about it
[02:33:04] The moment that they say, okay Israel sucks, I'm gonna immediately come in and be like, okay, great. What are you gonna do about it?
[02:33:12] When they say, oh, okay defensive weapons, maybe we keep giving them. Nope. That's not gonna happen, right?
[02:33:17] And even if they say, okay, I'm no longer making a distinction between defensive and offensive weapons,
[02:33:22] I'm gonna be like, okay Israel did a genocide, Israel's an apartheid state, Israel's
[02:33:27] maintaining an occupation, a brutal occupation for 80 years, and you don't want to hold them accountable?
[02:33:32] You don't want to do an arms embargo the fuck are you talking about and obviously
[02:33:38] When the when the needle moves we move along with it because our final position is the correct position
[02:33:44] And it's always been the correct position. So there's no winning in this conversation for these guys
[02:33:49] There's no like
[02:33:50] Manageable reasonable conclusion we can arrive at with Israel where we're like, okay
[02:33:55] We recognize that it's a genocidal apartheid state, but also we should keep sending them weapons like no
[02:34:00] What the fuck do you mean? We should keep sending them weapons. What are you fucking insane?
[02:34:04] You know words mean something that's the reason why you refuse to recognize that Israel was doing an apartheid for two and a half fucking years
[02:34:11] Or sorry Israel was doing a genocide for two and a half fucking years while I was doing a genocide
[02:34:16] That's why your reviews is still recognized that Israel's an apartheid state
[02:34:19] you know a
[02:34:23] Lot of people though on the anti Zionist front don't understand that they don't understand that they hear
[02:34:29] politicians move the needle in that direction and instead of feeling more
[02:34:33] emboldened feeling more galvanized they fucking immediately go these girls are
[02:34:37] fake it's like yeah no shit they are dumbass take advantage of the fact that
[02:34:41] the fucking overton window is shifting please for once in your goddamn lives
[02:34:46] look through the situation in front of you and be lit a little pragmatic
[02:34:53] Yeah, Democratic Party primary electorate becoming more left-wing is entirely consistent with
[02:34:59] the median voter going to the right though.
[02:35:02] It's totally fine, electorally for extreme left-wing safe-seat House Democrats to be
[02:35:06] replaced by different extremely left-wing House Democrats.
[02:35:09] Extreme Democrats like Adriana Espayot or Dan Goldman.
[02:35:13] Okay, wow.
[02:35:16] I
[02:35:21] Listen all my point is this by the way, okay, because it has turned into the fuck ultra's hour power hour on the broadcast
[02:35:29] The altars play a role too, okay
[02:35:33] What they just failed to recognize is I'm considered a fucking ultra to the average American, okay?
[02:35:39] I'm considered an insane person the average American so you know
[02:35:43] We have to be a little bit more reasonable with our advocacy. We cannot come across as repulsive
[02:35:50] Okay, that's it. We just can't be fucking repulsive. That's all I'm begging. I'm begging
[02:35:57] Stop fucking constantly trying to pick apart your closest fucking ideological allies
[02:36:04] Sometimes you're yelling at people like if you're running around talk about how miss Rachel is a Zionist
[02:36:10] You're a psychopath
[02:36:12] Okay, I need you to understand
[02:36:15] You are not a normal person at all. You are an insane person if you're running around saying miss Rachel is a Zionist is a pro
[02:36:23] Israel Zionist who's like bad for the fucking cause
[02:36:27] You are
[02:36:29] Psychotic and you don't live in Palestine. Okay, that's the other thing I
[02:36:37] Talked to people guys all the time they love miss Rachel
[02:36:42] I've only heard this take from either people in diet people in diaspora or and it's very rare
[02:36:49] It's very rare to hear
[02:36:51] Someone be like I'm Palestinian. I'm saying fuck miss Rachel. She's a normalizer very very rare
[02:36:57] Okay
[02:37:01] It's almost always white motherfuckers living in other countries
[02:37:07] Oftentimes in the United States of America
[02:37:09] Okay, sometimes in Argentina
[02:37:17] You're an insane person
[02:37:19] You're not moving the needle you're coming across as fucking repulsive and annoying. That's it. That's all you're doing
[02:37:28] Huh
[02:37:30] I
[02:37:38] And it gets to a point where I keep hearing this shit over and over and I'm like, are you paid like is is this
[02:37:45] Because like you know who has
[02:37:48] Expended a tremendous amount of goodwill in the process of attacking miss Rachel by calling her a fucking anti-semitic terrorist
[02:37:56] the Zionist movement has
[02:37:58] Okay? She is literally the standard. She is the standard. It's that simple. When people yell at me, I have my moments, you know.
[02:38:17] I'm openly in defense of the Palestinian resistance, right? That's not a normal position that you hear in polite society and certainly not in mainstream media.
[02:38:27] Part of the reason why I get fucking banned from places is part of the reason why
[02:38:30] major media fucking loses their mind all the time
[02:38:34] about what I'm saying
[02:38:36] that's why they fucking smear me on a regular basis
[02:38:42] although it's wrong to claim that I'm anti-semitic
[02:38:46] it's unbelievably wrong
[02:38:47] and it's a ridiculous smear
[02:38:50] when you do that to someone like myself at least like there's things you
[02:38:53] can point to to be like well you know he's fucking
[02:38:56] Thomas hobby right
[02:38:58] But when you do that to miss Rachel you look like an insane person. She's literally just saying like please stop murdering children
[02:39:06] That's it. That's it
[02:39:08] So what the fuck is wrong with you to turn around and call miss Rachel who has done tremendous amounts of advocacy on this issue
[02:39:17] Who has literally fundraised actively worked with Palestinian children that are victims of Israel's genocidal ambitions
[02:39:26] You turn around and you say she's a normalizer. She's a fucking Zionist like you're a psycho
[02:39:31] Your advocacy cannot be just being the most repulsive person. Okay, it can't so stupid
[02:39:46] Ability conversations anyway
[02:39:49] Speaking of pro-Israel or Israel first there's malding
[02:39:52] Let's hear from the DeSantis Democrat himself.
[02:39:56] I have you Congressman and Congresswoman.
[02:40:00] I want to get your reaction to the elections that occurred last night.
[02:40:04] Only a few minutes ago, the New York City Mayor, Mamdani, spoke out about what happened.
[02:40:08] I'm going to play a little clip. Listen to this.
[02:40:10] Yeah, I'll be speaking with Congressman Jeffries later today.
[02:40:14] And I'm looking forward to working with Congressman Jeffries on delivering for the people of our city.
[02:40:19] city. And what I see these results as a reflection of are the fact that New Yorkers are hungry
[02:40:26] for a new kind of politics. They are hungry for a politics that understands working people
[02:40:32] should be at the heart of it. And they're hungry for a politics that looks at the wealthiest
[02:40:36] city in the wealthiest country in the history of the world and understands that it's
[02:40:40] unacceptable that one in four are living in poverty. It's unacceptable that too many
[02:40:44] New Yorkers are spending all of their day trying to figure out how they're going
[02:40:48] to make their rent check or pay for their groceries or pay their con-ed bill.
[02:40:52] And what we saw last night was a hunger for leaders who will be there on the front lines
[02:40:58] looking to make it easier for working new people to afford life in the greatest city
[02:41:01] in the world.
[02:41:02] The candidates that the New York City Mayor endorsed basically won yesterday.
[02:41:08] What was your reaction to what happened?
[02:41:09] Well, I mean, look, we're going to lose two good members in New York that, you
[02:41:14] know, to bad members.
[02:41:16] Yeah.
[02:41:17] Oh, oh, you must be, you must be worried.
[02:41:22] You must be a little scared, right?
[02:41:26] Oh no, DeSantis Democrat.
[02:41:37] Yeah, sure, she helped organize Gaza and Kansas
[02:41:40] is personally targeted by Israel,
[02:41:41] but hey, have you considered a creepy expat
[02:41:43] as mad at the DSA?
[02:41:44] Yeah, exactly.
[02:41:45] Propel Stein student activist should be hardened by the fact that the New York City that New York City just elected someone with a canary mission profile
[02:41:51] since 2016
[02:41:54] Okay
[02:41:57] When bad empanada was first learning about
[02:42:00] The state of Israel for the first time ever in his fucking life when he was like running around being like you should vote for Bernie Sanders
[02:42:07] You know when he was a doe. I do we eyed?
[02:42:10] Nice little, you know, baby leftist
[02:42:13] Dario Lisa was out in the fucking streets getting docks by canary mission. Okay. I
[02:42:20] Don't want to fucking hear from these goddamn naysayers any longer. Okay
[02:42:31] Infamous quotes, you know sad thing is we could probably bail out Puerto Rico
[02:42:34] We're spending so much on Israel and its millions on war crimes and you know apartheid
[02:42:39] That is Lisa Avila Chevalier Facebook July 5th 2015
[02:42:46] Yeah, her infamous quotes are fucking awesome, okay
[02:42:58] Yeah, you think I was lying when I said these guys are way cooler than Zoran you think I was joking
[02:43:04] You think I was kidding when I said
[02:43:06] my mission is to make Zoran seem unremarkable. This is what we're talking about. And it's one
[02:43:14] that he understands too for the record. Okay, this is something that he understands as well. This
[02:43:20] is the goal. The goal is that there are so many people like this running and winning and governing
[02:43:36] adequately. That we look back at this and we go, man, Zoran was, I mean, he's just another guy.
[02:43:43] He's just another politician at this point. Okay. That's when we have actually accomplished
[02:43:51] a fraction of this mission. Yeah, look at that.
[02:44:00] from the Gaza Solidarity Inc. Congress. This shit doesn't have an overnight.
[02:44:22] Always ask yourself, am I an impediment to progress?
[02:44:29] Okay?
[02:44:30] Is this moving the needle, albeit in a marginal way, in the appropriate direction?
[02:44:36] And am I standing as an impediment to progress?
[02:44:40] That's something you've got to ask yourself.
[02:44:45] Okay?
[02:44:46] Okay.
[02:44:47] Four years, one had been there for 10 years, but this is what elections are about, right?
[02:44:59] I mean, New York City is different than Florida.
[02:45:01] Florida is different than California.
[02:45:03] Texas is different than New York.
[02:45:05] People get elected in different areas.
[02:45:07] We have districts there.
[02:45:09] That's beautiful.
[02:45:11] That's a beautiful tweet.
[02:45:13] That's crazy.
[02:45:14] Ali albunima I'm one of the heads of shp about in college in brunswick. Also, this literally reads as opposition research shatters
[02:45:22] I'm not gonna lie
[02:45:26] That's a beautiful tweet
[02:45:28] 2013 Ali albunima my goat, okay
[02:45:33] Director of electronic intifada himself. He's just in Zurich. I think he's being I think he's being unlawfully prosecuted again
[02:45:42] which is you know
[02:45:44] People that do this, people that have a perspective like this, unless they're literally fucking
[02:46:03] Van Jones, okay, unless they're Van Jones, people that start their experience and advocacy
[02:46:11] doing this all the way back in 2013 they're not they're not fake they're not
[02:46:19] phony unless they're van jones van jones literally in the 90s was a Maoist
[02:46:25] third-worldest and look at him now right
[02:46:41] This is a beautiful story.
[02:46:51] So like I said, when you see guys like this, remember that they've put in the fucking work.
[02:46:57] Okay, they have.
[02:46:59] You we and I'm saying this is someone who at times is also at times I also find myself
[02:47:05] questioning some of the decisions or makes right
[02:47:15] mom's still choosing to trust them
[02:47:18] busy has fucking delivered
[02:47:21] for that i don't know what i want to use the thirties the forties for the
[02:47:25] primaries what matters
[02:47:26] uh... obviously they're very progressive seats the dsa
[02:47:30] uh... has been increasing their power in new york they got socials democratic
[02:47:34] Socialists of America, you know, they they have a mayor and he's obviously flexing affects Twizy
[02:47:39] I got suspended for two years dog. I told you you were fucking around too much. What's wrong with you?
[02:47:53] Yes, literally Abunimu was just about in two that ship he just had him back to
[02:47:57] I didn't have the endorsement tracker site.
[02:48:04] Indorses scoreboard is 64% win rate.
[02:48:08] Okay, we'll take those.
[02:48:15] I'm above DSA Track A package.
[02:48:17] I'm above DSA Track A package.
[02:48:19] I'm above DSA Track A package.
[02:48:21] I'm above DSA Track A package.
[02:48:23] I'm above DSA Track A package.
[02:48:25] I'm above DSA track a pack and sunrise working family's party still cooking my ass a little bit
[02:48:32] Bernie Sanders is 75% Zoram on downy at a one okay. That doesn't count. He's fucking his endorsements are marginal
[02:48:39] He's not made a lot of endorsements. Okay, AOC on the other hand at 83%
[02:48:46] Five W's one L one contested win
[02:48:49] Bernie at 9 W's 3 L's 6 pending 3 contested wins. I'm at 9 W's 5 L's 7 pending 2 contested wins
[02:49:06] Yeah, Zoran's got the the bubble numbers, okay
[02:49:11] Zoran's got Mickey Mouse numbers on there. He only has 3 W zero L's in one contested win. You know what I mean?
[02:49:16] that's like yeah I back in surgeons in a lot of states I know I'm not playing it
[02:49:24] safe what the fuck is this what does Randy find saying oh god I just why you
[02:49:32] got to show this to me
[02:49:36] wait Trump was here as you know twice and he's a very nice guy he's a charming
[02:49:44] guy, good looking guy, we're talking, we're talking, but you can't raise taxes on people
[02:49:49] when you force them to leave your state or your city and they're leaving and they're
[02:49:54] going to Florida.
[02:49:56] Wow.
[02:49:58] Wow.
[02:49:59] Great.
[02:50:00] Trump on mom, Donny and you know what they don't say, I was 16 and oh last night,
[02:50:07] but mine were a little more boring, a little more mainstream.
[02:50:10] They were Republican conservatives, but we were 16 and L.
[02:50:14] The night for Democratic socialists candidates
[02:50:17] last night in the New York primaries,
[02:50:19] they swept and knocked out two incumbents.
[02:50:22] You're from New York.
[02:50:23] Why do you think it is that now
[02:50:25] the endorsement of Zoran Mondani
[02:50:28] means more than the endorsement of Hakeem Jeffries?
[02:50:32] Well, they're going radical left,
[02:50:33] they're going really, you know,
[02:50:35] you talk about the Democrat socialists.
[02:50:38] You took really, it's really communists, these people, I watched that woman last night, that's not a socialist, I know socialist, that's a...
[02:50:46] Who's he talking about? Dario Lisa? Or Claire? Oh my god.
[02:50:53] It is a communist, and you know what they don't say is that I was 16 and oh last night.
[02:51:00] But my wife was a little more boring, a little more mainstream. They were Republican conservatives.
[02:51:05] Which woman? Oh my God. I wonder. I wonder. Oh my God. Trump knows of Dottie
[02:51:13] Elise's existence or possibly Clair Valdez's existence or both. That's
[02:51:18] incredible. That is. He just knows a woman. One. He didn't see shit.
[02:51:28] Wait, he wrote about true. So a DSA. No, he didn't.
[02:51:31] Mayor Mamdani pulled through three solid communists and has read the loud and universal applause
[02:51:38] for the fake news media. Congratulations, Mr. Mayor.
[02:51:44] I went 60 to 0 last night. Why is he competing with Zoran? What the fuck? This is almost
[02:51:51] cute. I'm fucking forgetting that he's a fascist monster for a second. He's such
[02:51:56] a god he is he's like a like a little baby he's like a little baby congratulations mr.
[02:52:04] mayor I was 16 and all last night helping to elect wonderful american patrons and the
[02:52:09] media doesn't say a word over the last two years my endorsement is netted 259 primary
[02:52:15] wins almost no losses with zero media attention first of all that's not even true there's
[02:52:20] been a tremendous amount of media coverage on donald trump and how aggressively he has
[02:52:25] whip this cult into shape. What is he talking about? What? He took out Cassidy, like he
[02:52:34] took out Massey. That was covered a lot more than fucking Zora Mamdani has ever been covered
[02:52:40] throughout his entire mayoral race so far. No losses with zero media attention. Frank
[02:52:49] news where he wrote about Goldman, weak and pathetic congressman Dan Goldman just lost big. I guess
[02:52:56] people didn't like him illegally targeting. Stop! Dan Goldman. Dan Goldman lost because he led the
[02:53:10] impeachment I know he doesn't believe this but that's so good he's taking this
[02:53:21] okay okay listen the sequence of W's that the DSA put on the board last night
[02:53:27] has been received very poorly by all of our enemies okay centrist Democrats
[02:53:34] are mauling they're pissing and shitting in their diapers they're crying the
[02:53:39] right-wing reactionaries are losing their minds because they kind of recognize there's no, there's
[02:53:43] no method that they've developed against, you know, socialist, socialist comments, socialist
[02:53:51] policymaking. They just don't have like a real adequate solution.
[02:53:56] Donald Trump has received this new information the best. Okay. He is just living in his own
[02:54:04] universe. He's living in his own little bubble where he's like, that's right.
[02:54:08] Dan Goldman Laws because people hate that he impeached me.
[02:54:14] Zoran Mamdani got a, he had a big night, but you know how had a bigger night, me.
[02:54:24] You just had a mental image of Brad Lander going into the whole office and
[02:54:26] being like, Zoran did. And speaking,
[02:54:31] the
[02:54:45] the
[02:55:01] is
[02:55:08] that's awesome
[02:55:15] even this in any event this jerk is finally gone
[02:55:28] Dan Goldman immediately moves towards the top of the list for potential mom dining 2029 challenges
[02:55:32] They go man may have been washing his home district, but outside of that hill romp. Yes, very smart dude
[02:55:37] Dan Goldman can't even order a cappuccino without getting fucking harassed for his pro-israel position
[02:55:45] in his own district that he just lost by Assad margins and this dumb fuck thinks he's gonna win the mayoral race?
[02:55:55] What are you talking about?
[02:55:57] What planet are these people living on man?
[02:56:04] Oh, oh Michael Rappaport crashing out
[02:56:07] Zoran the monster just announced that at this year's 9-11 Memorial will be
[02:56:13] reading the names of the pilots who flew the planes at the World Trade Center.
[02:56:17] You want to change, you got change. It's really funny that they're just like
[02:56:23] yeah let's just get extra races. I know our worldview is considered
[02:56:27] repulsive. We should be extra repulsive and somehow we'll be able to
[02:56:31] fucking win people back it's like nope but we were 16 and oh and if you look over
[02:56:37] the last two and a half years were about 347 and just about oh that's pretty
[02:56:42] good but nobody writes that but he picked three they won they beat a guy
[02:56:48] named Dan Goldman he was you know loser he was one of my prosecutors one of my
[02:56:53] many prosecutors that they used on me Dan Goldman not a good prosecutor
[02:56:57] unfortunately, but he's now looking for a job. I would, I was very surprised to see, you know,
[02:57:03] because he's pretty liberal guy. When they go more liberal than Dan Galvin, they really
[02:57:10] get to never, never late.
[02:57:12] Yeah, yeah, no, definitely, definitely, definitely. All right. Another crash out tweet. Nothing
[02:57:24] scary than Jewish Mr. Rogers. Yeah. Oh dude, Michael Cohen. This is the tweet of the night.
[02:57:30] Okay. The tweet of the night came from Michael A Cohen. Okay. Who, who always loves doing
[02:57:39] this kind of hysterics. He said, this is genuinely a scary night for New York city Jews. And
[02:57:45] of course, everyone fucking dunked on him. And it was really funny because everyone
[02:57:50] started dunking on him and being like yeah okay okay like sure buddy shut the
[02:57:57] fuck up you know boo all this stuff wait what did Kyle say
[02:58:08] huh yeah and it's it's really funny because like they were like see they
[02:58:13] don't even care about they don't even care about this New York Jewish man who's
[02:58:19] terrified right and it's like yeah because he's being objectively hysterical
[02:58:26] I just don't understand who this is for once again okay like who is this for
[02:58:34] who are you convincing with this just other people who are also trapped in this weird
[02:58:40] nightmarish rabbit hole of your own invention
[02:58:44] His power, thankfully, we live in Florida and we don't have democratic socialists like
[02:58:53] they have.
[02:58:56] Oh, well, we shall see about that, sir, in New York, and, you know, that's something
[02:59:03] that people in New York are going to have to decide whether, you know, they want to
[02:59:06] stay there and deal with those policies or leave.
[02:59:08] In the November midterm elections, as you know, Representative Luna, a lot of Republicans
[02:59:13] are basically happy that these very progressive democratic socialists won because they think
[02:59:19] especially in a state like New York, they think they can do better running against them.
[02:59:23] What do you think?
[02:59:24] Look, I think that there's no question that these are very polarizing candidates.
[02:59:28] And I think for someone like me too, obviously being a Republican, you know, when I'm seeing
[02:59:32] some of the rhetoric that was put out by some of the newly elected members now
[02:59:35] to the Democrat Party and seeing how they were attacking people like Representative
[02:59:40] Goldman, who I don't really agree with on much.
[02:59:42] But when I see his office being sprayed with stuff that you would really see, I think, out
[02:59:47] of Nazi Germany, I'm seeing him being discriminated when he's going into a coffee shop because
[02:59:53] of the fact that he supports the state of Israel.
[02:59:55] I think that these are issues that we have to address head on because they might be talking
[02:59:59] about affordability.
[03:00:00] They might be talking about how they're going to benefit the American people.
[03:00:04] But if you really look at the heart of their message, it's actually a message of
[03:00:07] hate.
[03:00:08] And that's what I'm saying.
[03:00:09] And so I think that we're going to have lots of debate in the House.
[03:00:11] I don't speak for Jared, but what I can say from my perspective is I think that they're
[03:00:14] rhetoric saying that the United States, they're going to use it as an app or the American flag
[03:00:18] as an Afghan.
[03:00:19] I don't want to serve with someone like that.
[03:00:21] Congressman, you've spoken publicly about some of the threats you've received.
[03:00:24] Yeah, I mean, look, anti-Semitism is dramatically on the rise in America.
[03:00:29] It is a both party problem.
[03:00:31] You know, it's at the forefront of everything that's happening.
[03:00:34] Dan Goldman, you know, almost was denied service for coffee at a coffee place in New York.
[03:00:42] I mean, these are things that, you know, I remember my grandparents telling me as a kid
[03:00:46] what it was like in the run up.
[03:00:48] And so we have to address it.
[03:00:50] We can have foreign policy debates.
[03:00:52] We can debate whether you like a leader of a country or don't like a leader of a country.
[03:00:56] Right?
[03:00:57] We can have all those debates, but bringing the tactics that Jews went through, you
[03:01:03] You know, you know, before the advent of the state of Israel, I mean, that's what brings
[03:01:07] up the emotions is because we're seeing some of the same things happening again.
[03:01:13] You know, we don't want to serve a Jewish member of Congress.
[03:01:16] And the other thing is we're seeing silence, right?
[03:01:19] Where we're all the people, dog, come on, dude, come on.
[03:01:25] Like it's very obvious what happened, like I, you know, it's very obvious what happened
[03:01:31] in that situation.
[03:01:32] get the fuck out of here bull that you know wanted to speak out against what
[03:01:37] happened to Dan at that that coffee shop his opponent spoke out Brad Lander who
[03:01:42] won last night and so I give Brad credit for for stepping stepping up and
[03:01:46] speaking up against that and saying that that's not that's not acceptable you
[03:01:50] know but a lot of people who are pretty verbose and have lots of things to say
[03:01:53] we're pretty quiet about what happened to that coffee shop it's a
[03:01:56] discrimination is discrimination matter fear block white Jewish
[03:02:00] Congressman, Congressman, thanks to both of you very much for joining us.
[03:02:04] And I know you were okay with Dan Goldman.
[03:02:07] Didn't she lie about being Jewish or something?
[03:02:09] Am I misremembering?
[03:02:12] Am I crazy?
[03:02:13] Or am I am I misremembering this chat?
[03:02:24] Is Jared Moskowitz sitting next to a woman who?
[03:02:35] Yeah she also did the Code Pink thing where she like lied and said Medea Benjamin assaulted
[03:02:40] her or whatever but like.
[03:02:46] Okay no no no I'm not thinking of George Santos no no no this one's even funnier.
[03:02:51] I'm pretty sure she lied about being Jewish and then it came it turned out that she had a I think Nazi grandfather
[03:03:09] Like it's even funnier than that
[03:03:11] so
[03:03:12] You know wolf who I love and admire and think is a sex icon who you know unfortunately has a
[03:03:19] not so great past as someone who worked for a pack is a spokesperson for a pack
[03:03:25] interviewing a
[03:03:28] Woman who straight up fucking lied
[03:03:36] About her Jewish heritage
[03:03:42] She took her maternal grandmother's maiden name Luna to represent her Hispanic heritage
[03:03:45] In mid-August, Luna said, on the Joe Organis vis-a-vis non-human beings.
[03:03:59] Is this not it?
[03:04:03] Yeah, she identifies a messianic Jewish Christian.
[03:04:10] Yeah, I'm not Mr. Romer, right?
[03:04:13] GOP Congressman's family rebukes Jewish heritage claims, says grandfather was a Nazi soldier.
[03:04:20] Yep, this is where that politics autism comes into play, okay?
[03:04:30] Why is that not on her Wikipedia, by the way?
[03:04:34] It seems relevant.
[03:04:47] Also this could go in either direction.
[03:04:49] The family coming out and being like, of course she's not Jewish.
[03:04:52] We were Nazis is, you know, like what was going on?
[03:04:56] What time?
[03:04:59] What type of timing were they on when they came out with that one?
[03:05:03] that was that one of those like no we have to be honest about our heritage and
[03:05:07] background and it's deeply shameful or were they like disgusting that you would
[03:05:11] say that type of situation you know what I mean
[03:05:17] I can't remember his last name.
[03:05:44] He tells Hassan Piker that it translated into at least 2000 votes, check this out.
[03:06:14] As of like 1038 p.m. Last night when the call with the race was called I think this is what the vote tally was
[03:06:25] Chevalier had 32,790 votes and Esbiat had 30,464 votes
[03:06:34] I'm not gonna do the very specific math, but
[03:06:39] It looks like a 2300 vote lead
[03:06:42] That's amazing. Really indicative of how these winds were brought about by a movement that
[03:06:57] literally, that mobilizes its people. Not just mobilizes, but organizes and mobilizes its people.
[03:07:06] A real fundamental change to see, you know, it's one thing like, okay, AOC knocks off Crowley
[03:07:17] and she does this through organizing and whatnot in 2018.
[03:07:21] Nobody expects it.
[03:07:22] Nobody sees it coming.
[03:07:24] And it's almost like a quiet insurgency.
[03:07:27] This was a, this was no surprises here other than the specific outcomes.
[03:07:35] to mobilize in three different districts and not just three different districts but also
[03:07:42] like you know the senate races assembly races is incredibly impressive you will hear all
[03:07:52] sorts of different spins on this like what happens in new york can't translate into
[03:08:00] other places
[03:08:02] uh... you will hear that this was all about uh... gentrification it wasn't
[03:08:07] both uh... shevalier and uh...
[03:08:10] valdez
[03:08:13] one
[03:08:16] in uh... cohorts not just the sort of like new young white
[03:08:22] people
[03:08:24] which i also think it's sort of
[03:08:26] an amazing
[03:08:28] uh... critique
[03:08:30] from people who are saying, well, we need candidates who
[03:08:33] work in a, you know, in Iowa.
[03:08:38] Well, ooh.
[03:08:39] Where do you think the white people came from?
[03:08:40] Where do you think the white people came from?
[03:08:42] But it's also not the case that they just won,
[03:08:50] you know, white podcast listeners.
[03:08:56] Here is a near attendant on CNN last night.
[03:09:00] Near a tendon who has spent the better part of the past couple of months attacking Hassan piker on Twitter
[03:09:10] Which to be fair she apologized to me for and
[03:09:17] Attacking progressives across the the country saying
[03:09:23] saying that the DSA was a problem, et cetera, et cetera. Here she is after the results have
[03:09:34] been made public.
[03:09:35] First to be.
[03:09:36] This whole issue 2010 and 2010, 2012, you're absolutely right. Republicans took a very
[03:09:43] competitive races and they put very extreme candidates in. And I think that is not
[03:09:49] what's happening at the Democratic Party today. And what you said today is in the most liberal
[03:09:54] part of the...
[03:09:55] Pause it for one second. Incidentally, the three Congress people that we've talked about, the
[03:09:59] winners of these primaries, we can call them Congress people now, because they're going
[03:10:04] to win their race. There's no Republican party in this city. What she is addressing
[03:10:13] is that in 2010-2012, the Republicans nominated people for the Senate like a woman named Christine
[03:10:22] O'Donnell.
[03:10:23] I believe she was in Delaware or Maryland.
[03:10:28] She had to publicly come out and they don't have, um, refuting the-
[03:10:33] The perpetually wrong near attendant, ladies and gentlemen, trying to protect her comfortable
[03:10:39] Sinecure. Okay? That's all this is.
[03:11:09] Yeah. Wait, do you think Trump's approvals dropping mean them approvals are rising? Anyways,
[03:11:17] we're going to see a lot of here. It doesn't say Dems going on a show. How many of them
[03:11:22] won their primary? Well, many of them actually almost all of them won their primary last
[03:11:29] night. Interestingly enough. Look at that. Magophonics with a W here. I just want to
[03:11:52] I don't even know why Nierotanin is replying to me. What do you mean?
[03:11:56] What do you mean?
[03:12:05] Because she fucking rips zany bars and drinks wine
[03:12:11] and loves postings.
[03:12:13] Richie Doris, I know you won't tonight. I never look at a razor. I probably won't.
[03:12:17] Please, it's shit. Remember, man, I was coming for you.
[03:12:21] I'm coming for you, but you got lucky this time.
[03:12:23] And I'll see you in two.
[03:12:25] I'll see you in two, motherfucker.
[03:12:27] I know you stop talking shit.
[03:12:29] I know you stop talking about Israel,
[03:12:31] but you, Torres, what happened?
[03:12:33] I'll see you in two years, motherfucker.
[03:12:36] Just wait.
[03:12:38] Richie, I'm coming for you.
[03:12:40] Richie, I'm coming for you too.
[03:12:46] This is our city.
[03:12:49] You think shit is sweet?
[03:12:51] Sit on that property seat for the next few years.
[03:12:56] I'll see you in two, Richie.
[03:12:58] I hope you remember that.
[03:13:01] Every day, every time there's a decision
[03:13:04] that you can make for your pro-Israel, I hope you remember.
[03:13:09] You got two more years, motherfucker.
[03:13:11] Two more years.
[03:13:13] You better act right, Richie.
[03:13:15] Hey, by the way, I just want to point out
[03:13:17] that a 32 year old organizer just took out the fucking Congressional Hispanic Caucus
[03:13:24] chair with a campaign that the fucking incumbent ran, talking about how she said,
[03:13:31] fuck Kamala Harris. That's what we're Americans at right now.
[03:13:38] I love his own when he's had a few drinks.
[03:13:42] His own was turned with the fuck. Yeah. Maybe I drank a little bit. Okay.
[03:13:47] You know, maybe I was a little, maybe I was a little off the heady. Okay. Let's calm down. It happens to the best of us.
[03:13:58] Um, uh, Taurus could have been primary last night. Why was there no push from Michael Blake? Again, resources.
[03:14:06] Resources.
[03:14:09] I'm not, like, I'm not capable of singularly
[03:14:13] it. Making or breaking races, okay? I can only aid and abet. I am not a kingmaker. And
[03:14:22] no, I'm not hungover at all. I don't know why I'm not hungover. Actually, it's kind
[03:14:26] of weird.
[03:14:34] But I'm not capable of changing the outcome of races on my own.
[03:14:46] You know what I mean?
[03:14:47] That's why I said it's perfectly harmonious if there's a candidate with the fundamentals,
[03:14:52] hopefully a democratic socialist, or at least endorsed by the democratic socialists of America,
[03:14:57] who has a door knocking operation as a consequence of that, and a fundraising vehicle as well.
[03:15:03] You need labor unions, you need Bernie Sanders, you need Justice Democrats.
[03:15:08] You need it all.
[03:15:09] And when they all get together, magic happens like it did last night.
[03:15:15] You understand?
[03:15:19] Speaking of which magic is happening in the Obdual Race, Zara fucking Larson.
[03:15:24] I endorse this message.
[03:15:28] This man's got the mandate of heaven, dude.
[03:15:32] He's got it.
[03:15:33] the jet lag is counteracting the hangover maybe
[03:15:40] i'm skipping the i'm skipping the speeches
[03:15:43] the
[03:15:48] I know that it won't be because fascism is on the rise from prison office and we are,
[03:16:17] are sacrilegious.
[03:16:20] The odds are sacrilegious and other young folks are socialists.
[03:16:23] I'm proud to become mayor of New York City.
[03:16:30] And so I'll tell you honestly, I'm not concerned about that.
[03:16:38] Thank you all.
[03:16:47] This win is incredible.
[03:17:04] Badi Elisa began a campaign where she was up against every possible set of odds and she
[03:17:10] pulled off a victory that is helping to rewrite politics in our city and in our country.
[03:17:16] She is someone who brings a clarity, a conscience, and a conviction to a politics that has often
[03:17:21] been missing those things.
[03:17:22] And in a city and in a district that has been so desperate for leadership when it comes
[03:17:27] to putting working people back at the heart, she will deliver that, and it was an honor
[03:17:30] to be one part of this incredible campaign.
[03:17:33] And to see her win alongside Brad Lander, Claire Valdez, and every single one of the
[03:17:38] state legislative candidates that I had the privilege of supporting, it shows that
[03:17:42] last june was not an anomaly it was not an aberration it was the beginning of a new kind of politics and
[03:17:46] i cannot wait for what that next part is no one saying he wasn't supporting them technically
[03:17:54] you know what i mean
[03:17:58] oh oh oh okay one one column a celebratory one column b malding to right wing tough guys is that
[03:18:08] That's how America is supposed to be, cuz that's the way it looks.
[03:18:11] These people don't believe in borders, capitalism, our founding fathers.
[03:18:17] They're here to steal, punish us, and then throw around welfare.
[03:18:22] This is a third world takeover.
[03:18:24] This is what happens when you import the third world.
[03:18:27] Did you know that New York City is 70% non-white, 40% foreign-born, 50% of the apartments?
[03:18:36] They don't even speak English, not even their first language.
[03:18:39] These three women who Mondani endorsed weren't even born in New York City, weren't even raised
[03:18:44] in New York City.
[03:18:45] They're carpet baggers.
[03:18:47] Oh my god.
[03:18:51] He got so damn.
[03:18:55] He got more raises than I expected.
[03:18:59] What?
[03:19:02] Hilly D put a nice consolation together
[03:19:06] Most of the attention is from Hassan piker. I see you in two years
[03:19:11] Just wait
[03:19:14] You think sweet
[03:19:21] See you in two richie
[03:19:32] Hey, after tonight, my price went up.
[03:19:34] You have to be a Democratic Socialist
[03:19:36] if you want some of this shite.
[03:19:38] And regarding Democratic Socialists,
[03:19:39] I mean, the DSA's membership has surged
[03:19:41] ever since the dam broke with Mamdani.
[03:19:42] Well, not universal.
[03:19:43] They've steadily been picking up
[03:19:45] win after win across the country.
[03:19:46] We're getting a Democratic Socialist
[03:19:47] into the general for LA's mayor
[03:19:49] and then actually getting one elected
[03:19:50] to be DC's mayor last week.
[03:19:51] Also last fall, a self-identified Socialist
[03:19:53] who's not officially part of the DSA
[03:19:55] won the race to be Seattle's mayor.
[03:19:56] And you've got Democratic Socialists
[03:19:57] aiming for congressional seats in Colorado,
[03:19:59] Florida, and Missouri this year as well.
[03:20:01] And actually, after that,
[03:20:01] They're reportedly setting their sights on the White House.
[03:20:03] You have Politico reporting that the group's conducting surveys
[03:20:05] that it's 250 local chapters this summer to get a feel
[03:20:08] for who members think should run in 2028.
[03:20:10] And well, sadly for his fans, thanks to the US Constitution,
[03:20:12] Mom Donnie, he can't run to be president
[03:20:14] because he wasn't born in the country.
[03:20:15] There is then someone that's on the top of a lot of people's
[03:20:17] minds and that is Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez.
[03:20:19] So one of the things there is that she is so party-climbed
[03:20:21] to say whether she's considering a bid for the presidency
[03:20:23] and rumor has it that she might be
[03:20:25] eyeing Chuck Schumer's sentencing.
[03:20:26] And with all of this, there's kind of a few different places
[03:20:28] to land.
[03:20:28] First, I should definitely note just across the board,
[03:20:30] It's not really all smooth sailing for the far left from here because despite all the hype from
[03:20:34] last night, it is still true that DSA back candidates haven't won a race outside of a major city yet.
[03:20:38] And then with that, you've some having the argument that the more they do win, the more
[03:20:42] ammunition Republicans have to terrify kind of old white people as they've already been seeming
[03:20:45] to do. Well, it actually happened a little faster than we thought it was going to,
[03:20:48] but the entire Democrat Party has collapsed because-
[03:20:51] Sure. I see people collapsing, but I don't think it's the entire Democratic Party.
[03:21:00] party. The people I'm watching collapse in real time are the Republicans and the right-wing
[03:21:09] Democrats who have grown comfortable in their fucking seats, not doing right by their constituents.
[03:21:19] That's who I see collapsing. And I like it. I like watching them mauled. That makes
[03:21:27] me happy.
[03:21:28] Harp it baggers, Jessica.
[03:21:30] And everyone's talking about like, Mondami, you got all this juice.
[03:21:36] Like he's this like harmless novice politician on a hot streak.
[03:21:40] This guy is trouble.
[03:21:42] This guy is a Trojan horse.
[03:21:45] And communism is gonna take over the Democratic Party.
[03:21:49] And then we're gonna have to beat it because you can't do anything else besides beat
[03:21:54] it to a pulp.
[03:21:55] You have to win.
[03:21:58] I love the guy who's supposedly not worried.
[03:22:04] Does this sound like a guy who's not worried?
[03:22:09] Because if what he's saying is true and the Democrats are going in this like
[03:22:13] crazy direction that everyone's going to hate.
[03:22:19] Oh, shit.
[03:22:23] He was asked about the rough night for
[03:22:25] Hakeem Olson, New York last night. You said Mondani was not the future of the
[03:22:29] party. You regret those statements? I think the future of the party is diverse and
[03:22:38] it's anchored in the fact that we've got candidates all across the country who
[03:22:42] are running to take back control of the House of Representatives so we can
[03:22:46] aim the national nightmare that's taking place. Mayor Mondani has been
[03:22:51] off to a great start as mayor.
[03:22:54] They have a good working relationship and that will continue moving forward.
[03:22:57] The NRCC dropped out flowers at your office this morning and condolences for the candidates
[03:23:02] that you endorse that lost.
[03:23:03] Do you have any reactions to that?
[03:23:04] The first thing is that the NRCC and Republicans spent millions of dollars trying to pick
[03:23:09] Michael Lawler's opponent and they failed miserably.
[03:23:14] And Kate Connolly, who's now the Democratic nominee, is going to take Mike Lawler out
[03:23:20] in November.
[03:23:21] I'm going to take back control of the House of Representatives.
[03:23:27] He's lying.
[03:23:29] He's claiming that F.E.
[03:23:30] Phillips-Staley, who's been on this broadcast, was hand-selected by the NRC's National
[03:23:37] Republican, national Republicans that were promoting her, they were not. They did a tagger,
[03:23:55] but that's it. And then finally, do you have any comment, are you concerned at all about
[03:24:01] a primary challenge in two years from, you know, my bomb down the endorsed candidate?
[03:24:04] When you ask me a serious question, I'll give you a serious answer.
[03:24:08] Why do you think the Mendonians were candidates one?
[03:24:11] That's a good question. And
[03:24:15] every race is going to be judged on its own merits.
[03:24:18] And, you know, I'm sure that they'll be an assessment
[03:24:23] of what happened in the Goldman race and what happened in the Espanyol race.
[03:24:26] But I'm thankful for the service of those two individuals.
[03:24:30] Thank you. Thank you, later.
[03:24:34] Of course he's mad he's got it was a lot up
[03:24:46] By a fucking 34 year old Muslim socialist who was an unknown entity a year ago
[03:24:53] Okay
[03:24:56] You guys understand that right like that is
[03:24:59] insanely disrespectful
[03:25:04] Of course, he's fucking frustrated. He's probably scared.
[03:25:11] I want to show you two photos.
[03:25:18] First one is end of February 2025.
[03:25:23] Our beginning of April 2025.
[03:25:27] Okay. And the second one is the beginning of February 2026.
[03:25:32] Think about how much has changed in American politics since February 2025.
[03:25:40] This guy was an unknown in February 2025.
[03:25:49] This entire slate were unknown, and this isn't to like glaze myself at all, by the way.
[03:25:53] This is all credit to the wonderful candidates that put their names out there who worked
[03:25:59] tirelessly and all credit to the DSA.
[03:26:08] Like think about that.
[03:26:11] Think about that.
[03:26:13] Did you think if you were one of the 20,000 people watching this, uh,
[03:26:20] this, this shared workspace, DSA, uh, NYC Slate speed dating seminar that
[03:26:28] These people would be changing New York politics and changing American politics.
[03:26:34] No, you didn't think that at all.
[03:26:45] Think about how short of a period of time it was
[03:26:50] To go from
[03:26:55] Zoran being an unknown entity
[03:27:00] When we're walking the streets of that story people are coming up to me excited to see me in their neighborhood
[03:27:06] To now if I'm next to Zoran ain't nobody's looking at me. They don't know the fuck I am. They're like fuck you get out of the way
[03:27:13] I'm trying to see the mayor
[03:27:15] That is literally just a
[03:27:17] a year, one singular year and change.
[03:27:22] And not only that, but his popularity has now
[03:27:29] fed the next movement
[03:27:33] of Socialist, Democratic Socialist of America, cadre candidates.
[03:27:38] I don't think we're on the opposite page, and he doesn't believe we're on the opposite
[03:27:51] page.
[03:27:52] There are multiple races that I've gotten involved in supporting House Democratic and
[03:27:58] Congress, which is what I have done as a leader and will continue to do so with respect
[03:28:06] There's a race where he may have to go to different candidates.
[03:28:10] We have agreed to strongly disagree,
[03:28:14] and we put it into the hands of the people of New York
[03:28:18] to decide what's the best kind of caucus.
[03:28:20] Is he making a mistake by trying to pull out a caucus,
[03:28:22] so it's certainly going to last?
[03:28:23] Well, that's a question you have to direct to him.
[03:28:25] There are 215 members of the House Democratic Caucus.
[03:28:29] A handful of primaries that go in one direction
[03:28:32] of the other in a given state or two aren't going to reshape who we are as
[03:28:37] House Democrats. As House Democrats, we've been very clear what brings us
[03:28:41] together is a focus on driving down the high cost of living, fixing our broken
[03:28:46] healthcare system, and cleaning up corruption. Thank you everyone.
[03:28:56] I mean
[03:29:02] That's the Cope King.
[03:29:09] No, I'm good, thank you.
[03:29:12] Sure.
[03:29:14] You can just leave it right there.
[03:29:18] You can put it on the table right there.
[03:29:21] Thank you.
[03:29:26] You too.
[03:29:32] The view hose melting down over that a Lisa
[03:29:38] by the Palestinian and no, there were pro-pros, it was on October 8th, October 8th, the only
[03:29:45] thing that had happened is that Israel had been attacked and people had been brutally
[03:29:48] murdered and raped and Wow.
[03:29:51] I didn't realize I didn't realize that all of the people that Israel killed immediately
[03:29:58] during October 7 and October 8, were just not real human beings at all. Wow! Just like
[03:30:06] the 75 years of apartheid and all of the murder at the behest of maintaining this occupation
[03:30:12] and apartheid in the hands of Israel also didn't count. These people did not arrive
[03:30:23] at the right moral position early with no real reason. They knew what Israel had done immediately
[03:30:32] during October 7 and immediately after October 7. So by October 8 Israel had killed almost,
[03:30:37] I believe, the same number of people that the Pasadena resistance had killed.
[03:30:42] But it sounds so strange when you exist in this universe where nothing happened before October 7.
[03:31:00] Nothing happened before October 7, nothing happened after October 7 that Israel did, you know?
[03:31:05] And interestingly enough, only at a certain point did people start to recognize that Israel may have gone a little too far.
[03:31:18] I think after, like, what, 20,000 children?
[03:31:21] Only then were you allowed to say, Israel cut it out, Netanyahu, not Israel, sorry.
[03:31:27] Apologies for the deep anti-Semitism.
[03:31:31] I just demonstrated right there.
[03:31:32] They're taking it back rewind if you subscribe you can rewind and maybe re-hear me do that moment over
[03:31:42] Apologies to everybody I meant net and yahoo
[03:31:48] The one guy the only guy
[03:31:51] Okay
[03:31:53] Famously only Adolf Hitler is responsible for Nazism famously only Benjamin Net and yahoo is
[03:31:58] Responsible for for Israel's war crimes
[03:32:02] Today is the day my campaign for anti-Semite of the year begins once again.
[03:32:14] So on October 8th, I don't think there needed to be rallies cheering on her and anti-Semite.
[03:32:19] I'm going to full blown call her an anti-Semite.
[03:32:21] She would proudly call herself that, trust me.
[03:32:23] So I'm going to wait.
[03:32:24] And I recall a lot of people talking about Mondani and what a terrible mayor he was
[03:32:27] going to be and what an anti-Semite he was and he has proven to be quite the opposite.
[03:32:33] He's proven to be a kingmaker, a leader.
[03:32:34] Great for this, great for this city.
[03:32:50] Psychotic.
[03:32:51] I got stomach poisoning trying to take a shot every time someone says mum down.
[03:32:55] This is Mumdani's last name wrong. You mean Mudani?
[03:33:00] Mumbabi.
[03:33:03] Mumdupada.
[03:33:07] Mendendi.
[03:33:10] Zuran.
[03:33:11] Mendendi.
[03:33:13] Zuran Mudani.
[03:33:15] Zuran.
[03:33:18] Zuran Medefinal.
[03:33:20] I
[03:33:24] Man baby
[03:33:35] Zoran Baba do be
[03:33:41] Zagreb
[03:33:44] Morocco
[03:33:50] anyway can we check in on Scott libido oh shit true I wonder where a fucking I
[03:34:00] wonder where Scott libido is right now
[03:34:11] I've noticed that there's a direct correlation between level of rage and
[03:34:13] mispronunciation rate of mom Donnie except for Bernie he also kind of fucks it
[03:34:17] up every now and then and it's cute.
[03:34:21] All right.
[03:34:22] Let's hear from my goat who's been putting in the work.
[03:34:27] Jamal Bowman.
[03:34:29] I don't know.
[03:34:30] I mean, look, I don't want to say nothing, but it is very interesting that
[03:34:34] Jamal Bowman is a fairly radical guy.
[03:34:38] And I wonder if it's because he's like for a former Congress person.
[03:34:42] If that's the reason, but like it is kind of shocking that they consistently
[03:34:46] let him on CNN, because he will always go on these panels and say the quiet part out loud all the time.
[03:34:54] Like he's always on point.
[03:34:56] And it's really interesting that CNN keeps inviting him back over and over again to both be on the panels and to be interviewed.
[03:35:04] And I wonder what like decision making takes place in the producer level where they're like, look, we got to have somebody, you know.
[03:35:16] The fear of mongering isn't going to work anymore.
[03:35:20] The division isn't going to work anymore and unfortunately it's coming from Trump, but it
[03:35:24] also is coming from some of the democratic incumbents in these races as well.
[03:35:28] It's not going to work anymore.
[03:35:30] We want solidarity, we want coalitions, fighting for working class people and values and I
[03:35:35] think that works anywhere across the country.
[03:35:37] We see it in New Jersey, I think we're going to see it in Colorado next week with
[03:35:41] a lot of carers when she wins her election as well.
[03:35:44] fear monger my king my king my goat
[03:35:53] check logs regarding the stage of socialist awakening additionally my
[03:35:55] previous log message bernie's the only historical figure other than deb's
[03:35:59] in the u.s. that has ignited further socialist awakening i agree
[03:36:03] i mean there have been there have been plenty of like local electeds
[03:36:06] even members of congress in the past as well i think american politics was
[03:36:10] far more radical even in the 60s especially black radical politics
[03:36:14] black revolutionary politics was always openly communist, openly socialist, openly communist.
[03:36:23] So I think you're wrong. You're just talking about white people socialism. Okay.
[03:36:33] White people socialism that has reached, like has been able to penetrate collective consciousness.
[03:36:40] Socialists, by the way, this is historical.
[03:36:43] Socialist grassroots building in Congress has happened two to three times in American history.
[03:36:47] One time leading to the Civil War, another McCarthyism, another LBJ civil rights concession.
[03:36:51] This is historical.
[03:36:52] We need to harden ourselves.
[03:36:57] Yeah, summer league cooked as always.
[03:37:04] We're going to obviously cover Jamie Harrison's take and then Summer League's response.
[03:37:09] Jamie Harrison, former head of the DNC, former perpetual loser to Lindsey Graham, but great
[03:37:21] fundraiser, Jamie Harrison comes out with a statement after last night's sequence of victories
[03:37:27] for the socialist movement, says, I see this with no will or animosity.
[03:37:33] If you hate the Democratic Party, then please don't run for our nomination.
[03:37:37] Don't use our resources.
[03:37:39] rely on our volunteers. Don't use our infrastructure. Don't ask Democrats to invest their time, money
[03:37:44] and energy in your campaign. Focus on building a party you actually support. Political parties
[03:37:49] are perfect, but they're built by millions of people who knock doors, make calls, organize
[03:37:53] meetings and fight for the values they believe in. If you don't believe in the party, then
[03:37:56] don't ask its members to carry you across the finish line. And let me be clear, I
[03:38:01] don't care if you're a progressive moderator or conservative, I work with Democrats
[03:38:03] across the ideological spectrum, but you always agree, but we understood that
[03:38:07] building a stronger democratic party was part of the job. Yeah, okay.
[03:38:10] So then why are you building a weaker democratic party by being like,
[03:38:13] Hey, I know all of the intensity, all the dynamism,
[03:38:17] all the grassroots momentum is on the side of the democratic socialist of America.
[03:38:23] But you guys should leave.
[03:38:27] You guys should leave. I mean,
[03:38:31] this is Keir Starmer. This is literally what Keir Starmer did.
[03:38:34] It's so funny to have this take right after Keir Starmer resigned.
[03:38:39] Okay?
[03:38:40] If you hate the party, spend your days attacking it and have contempt for all the people who
[03:38:45] make it possible, then see above.
[03:38:49] Straight up Keir Starmer.
[03:38:51] Summer Lee responds, the party does not belong to any individual or generation, shouldn't
[03:38:54] belong to any corp or special interest, and like all things, must adapt to the times
[03:38:59] on its own and everybody's survival.
[03:39:02] its own and everybody's survival. We have a two-party duopoly and we still have a duty to fight for our freedom.
[03:39:07] Millions of people believe our party should be bolder, less beholden, and loyal to the masses and not the mass of.
[03:39:20] Yeah, when Jamie Harrison says he doesn't care about
[03:39:27] being conservative, he's right.
[03:39:29] When he says he doesn't care about being progressive, he's not.
[03:39:34] He does care about that.
[03:39:35] He just doesn't want the left flank to seize control over the party.
[03:39:59] What's really interesting about the Kier Starmer comparison is that they also hired the same
[03:40:05] American consultants Kier Starmer did.
[03:40:10] Okay, something to consider.
[03:40:14] Yeah, Harrison presided over the DNC while we lost the Presidency House and the Senate.
[03:40:20] Screw that guy.
[03:40:22] Heart.
[03:40:23] True.
[03:40:25] It's true.
[03:40:27] from Halloween coming in hot. Also endorsing Melot, Keros, let's go. Keros Stormer won
[03:40:45] though. Yeah, where's he at now? You think the Labor Party's doing well? You think the
[03:40:55] The Labor Party is a party that we could look to for hope.
[03:41:03] Michael from Pesovet believes we can get 100 DSA in-house seats.
[03:41:06] I'm sold.
[03:41:07] Everyone's saying that Demsos can only win in deep blue districts.
[03:41:09] That means that we have at least 168 targets.
[03:41:12] We are coming for every one of you.
[03:41:15] True.
[03:41:16] true
[03:41:29] Sam Hasselby I'm in a Democrats before I could vote for Jimmy Harrison a lobbyist for Bank of America Walmart
[03:41:34] Wells Fargo the genocidal Podesta group rose in the party with the Reaganite faction Harrison himself has never won an election. Yes, oh
[03:41:41] Oh
[03:41:45] This is funny
[03:41:47] Megan McCain to all my to my beautiful Jewish friends in America. We love you. You are not alone
[03:41:52] We are just as freaked out as you are and seen with clear eyes. What is happening?
[03:41:57] What about your ugly Jewish friends? I guess we can all go fuck ourselves
[03:42:05] Yeah, that reminds me of the the fucking Adam Friedland moment with Chelsea
[03:42:11] Another failed daughter with Chelsea Clinton.
[03:42:14] He said, Chelsea Clinton isn't even Jewish. She's just ugly.
[03:42:22] Frankly, as a Jew in America, I'm freaked out by this tweet.
[03:42:25] Freaked out because she's not factoring in
[03:42:28] the Jewish friends of hers that haven't gone through the
[03:42:33] clavicular lookism course.
[03:42:36] Yes, sorry. To my Jewish friends, if you haven't subscribed to the clavicular lookism course, then you're kind of cooked. You're on your own.
[03:42:44] I will not be coming to save you. I will not be coming to defend you.
[03:42:49] I
[03:43:04] Look horny, but I love it anyways
[03:43:07] Obviously Zoran's night, but it's worth remembering and appreciating the guy who made this all possible back when none of it was imaginable
[03:43:12] I mean, it's true man
[03:43:13] It's true. I've also literally sent this meme
[03:43:17] to phase before and and other people as well like this identical meme we moved
[03:43:29] on from clavicular
[03:43:32] oh my god what is happening dude is woke
[03:43:47] back I think he used to be a chud and then had a change of heart or realized
[03:43:55] being right wing was cornering or something if I recall correctly but it's
[03:43:57] nice to see people change regardless oh my god low IQ MPC girls brutally failed
[03:44:07] the rage bait me by calling me gay.
[03:44:14] That's okay.
[03:44:18] Rage bait failed.
[03:44:21] Rage bait failed.
[03:44:23] What's the next rage bait?
[03:44:27] Do you?
[03:44:32] Yeah, I did.
[03:44:35] Is he been Empathy Maxing?
[03:44:37] Is Empathy Maxing the new meta?
[03:44:40] Oh my god.
[03:44:41] This was like...
[03:44:44] Okay.
[03:44:45] This is Androgynic, right?
[03:44:48] That's what his name is, I'm pretty sure.
[03:44:50] You might recognize him from the Lux Maxer tiers.
[03:44:55] Where there was a point where I believed he got up to like, number two.
[03:44:59] Like he got up to the second slot.
[03:45:01] Okay. If you recall, you also might remember him from his adventures or misadventures with
[03:45:08] Clavicular, where he was sitting next to Clavicular, and Clavicular was overdosing, and he was
[03:45:12] like, do you want an Eddie? Do you want a fucking Adderall, Mike? Do you want an Adderall?
[03:45:18] Yeah. And it turns out Clavicular didn't need an Adderall in that situation. I think
[03:45:25] he needed to go to the hospital, which he did. But also, you might remember the peak
[03:45:32] moment where he was at the top of the leaderboard, and then he dropped all the way to the bottom,
[03:45:38] where he was hat-fishing. He doesn't have a great hairline, so he wears fake hair,
[03:45:48] and he wears a hat over his fake hair to hold his fake hair together,
[03:45:51] and someone brutally snapped his, someone brutally snapped his wig,
[03:45:58] snatched his wig, sorry, and that actually caused him to lose a lot of his
[03:46:05] chat points. This is all the same guy, yeah. Yeah, he got
[03:46:11] Snatch Mogged. And I think that was his real turning point. Like some might say,
[03:46:17] Oh, he he's turning point and he started empathy maxing after the the OD
[03:46:24] Hair system, sorry hair system
[03:46:27] The Lord genuinely he was a chud but then realized trans women were actually looks maxers as well
[03:46:31] By the way, and now he's woke dead ass yet a combo with them and actually respects their dedication to it Lamau
[03:46:38] Fuck it we take those we take those
[03:46:42] you know yeah he got he had his frame destroyed he watched his best friend and
[03:46:52] the top of the look is a leaderboard OD in front of him and he turned his life
[03:46:58] around he realized that that trans people are also looks maxers right except
[03:47:03] healthy it's the the biggest irony in my opinion with the whole looks maxing
[03:47:09] situation is that, like, I don't want to say trans people are looks maxing because, like,
[03:47:17] that's actually good for trans people to do gender affirming care and gender confirmation.
[03:47:26] Whereas, I do think that the looks maxing meta is deeply unhealthy. But you get the point.
[03:47:33] I mean, I've often joked about how clavicular is the first instance of male to male trends.
[03:47:39] A male to male transgender person
[03:47:45] He has a video about this, okay, if you were walking around and you see a transgender person
[03:47:51] Or a gay person or a woman or women in clothes or a guy that's trying to show off
[03:47:55] And you feel any kind of resentment or negative emotion towards them
[03:48:00] You just got fucking mugged you understand you let them perturb your mental state
[03:48:05] You let them enter your brain and ruin your day. You are fucking mugged
[03:48:08] You need to learn better emotional regulation if you walk. I mean, what can I say?
[03:48:15] What can I say? No notes. Honestly. No fucking notes. This guy's right
[03:48:20] He is totally right
[03:48:23] God woke 2.0 is so wonderful
[03:48:26] Every now and then we just get random gifts
[03:48:30] Okay, woke 2.0 is going swimmingly well
[03:48:35] Okay
[03:48:36] Speaking of woke 2.0. Let's get back to
[03:48:38] the socialism W's well among Democrats.
[03:48:41] My favorite Toledo boy, Harry Amden.
[03:48:46] Was on CNN last night.
[03:48:51] What is this?
[03:48:54] Controversial lefty influencer Hasan Piker even joined in on the dembashing
[03:48:59] going on a tirade against pro-Israel rep Richie Torres on his live
[03:49:03] stream during the NYC DSA takeover.
[03:49:05] Richie Torres! Richie Torres! I know you won tonight! I didn't even look at your race! You're rallying one of these pieces of s***!
[03:49:12] Remember, I was coming for you, but you got lucky this time!
[03:49:17] But I'll see you in two! I'll see you in two, motherfucker! I know you stopped talking s***!
[03:49:23] I know you stopped talking about Israel, Richie Torres! What happened? I'll see you in two years, motherfucker!
[03:49:30] I've never seen anyone defend the DNC as much as New York Post these past few weeks,
[03:49:38] Lomao.
[03:49:39] Yeah, it's kind of crazy, huh?
[03:49:41] The 9-11 crew is back, promising to shore from within.
[03:49:44] We're warned.
[03:49:46] They would come and shore from within.
[03:49:48] Every APEC in those policies is getting voted out America first.
[03:49:51] Oh, don't you worry, Mike Johnson, we are away and you'll see that in November when
[03:49:55] we're no longer a speaker.
[03:49:57] win a couple off-ranked-choice primaries with low voter turnout these idiots think they can run the party
[03:50:18] I'm living for all this toasted house and happy content. Yeah
[03:50:22] Listen, you know, I was a little buzzed. Okay. I was off the haney
[03:50:25] I was off the Henney themselves, the Democratic Socialists of America have a higher net favor
[03:50:32] than the Democratic Party does, at least those who members of Congress, I mean, just take
[03:50:36] a look here, Dems, Dems Socialists of America plus 17 points, Democrats in Congress plus
[03:50:41] four points.
[03:50:42] No wonder the Dems Socialists are getting nominated.
[03:50:46] You know, at times like this, I do wonder how, how Ethan Klein has taken the news.
[03:50:55] A blast from the past.
[03:50:59] You think when he launched his journey two years ago, when he was like, we are going
[03:51:04] to make sure that Hassan never gets mainstream recognition.
[03:51:11] We're going to make sure that, you know, we're going to make sure that we just
[03:51:14] stamp out this kind of like anti-Israel sentiment. It's anti-Semitism and everyone's going to love me when I win my lawsuit.
[03:51:24] It's like when he started that, like did he post stories? Was he losing his mind?
[03:51:34] Because it's been a sequence of motherfucking W's, dude.
[03:51:38] They're cooking your ops with fuck Kamala Harris memes.
[03:51:41] No not that guy I steered he didn't have a good night either
[03:51:52] He did not have a good night
[03:52:08] My god
[03:52:11] my god you ever wonder what Jessica oh dude that was awesome yeah all three
[03:52:17] mum dining doors can is a one or on track to win their Democratic primaries for
[03:52:20] Congress you ever wonder what Jessica Ramos is thinking at times like this
[03:52:23] she's probably thinking about this I know everyone's paying attention to
[03:52:26] congressional primary results but it looks like Jessica Ramos who
[03:52:29] controversially back to Andrew Cuomo over mum dining last year just lost her
[03:52:32] state Senate seat to Jessica Gonzalez Rojas
[03:52:41] Dude. Dude.
[03:52:50] Jessica Ramos, man. What a fucking fall from grace.
[03:52:56] God.
[03:53:01] How terrible.
[03:53:11] Oh, well, wow, NBC's TikTok announcing Darryleez's win against Espeyot has over 1.1 million views
[03:53:26] and 136,000 likes. The comments are heavily praising Mamdani and the DSA. Of course they
[03:53:30] are. Of course they are.
[03:53:34] And across the political map in different primaries, because simply put, they are more
[03:53:38] popular than the Democrats currently in charge.
[03:53:40] Okay, I'm just thinking back to when I was sitting here and Zoran Mamdani was sitting there
[03:53:44] when he was running and I asked him about capitalism.
[03:53:47] Yes.
[03:53:47] And he had no problem saying that he had real issues with it.
[03:53:51] Okay, he wasn't afraid to say it.
[03:53:52] By the way, he ended up winning. It didn't hurt him.
[03:53:55] How do Democrats today view socialism compared to capitalism?
[03:53:59] There's a reason why it didn't hurt him.
[03:54:01] And that is simply because this is one of the biggest political changes I've seen during my lifetime.
[03:54:06] Match up socialism, capitalism among Democrats.
[03:54:09] You go back 16 years ago, 2010, capitalism and socialism, right there, favorable rating,
[03:54:14] 51%, 50%.
[03:54:16] Look at it now, socialism clearly in the lead among Democrats, 66% of them view socialism
[03:54:21] favorably, just 42% view capitalism favorably.
[03:54:24] No wonder Mondani had no problem blasting it.
[03:54:26] Which is fascinating, because when you look at races coming up in New York, you've got
[03:54:29] a big one up in the Bronx.
[03:54:32] And you've got Zora Mondani endorsing a Democratic socialist, Hakeem Jeffries not
[03:54:37] going with the more traditional incumbent. So there are two big races involving democratic
[03:54:42] socialists coming up in New York that Mondanis endorse. Tell us something we don't know.
[03:54:46] I'll tell you something you don't know. And that is that the democratic socialists are likely to
[03:54:50] win one of those races, the one down in Brooklyn going to beat the Bronx, but a break the
[03:54:53] Brooklyn Borough president. You take a look there, look at that an 81% chance to win in Brooklyn
[03:54:57] and ignore them. Yeah, well, turns out both of them won.
[03:55:07] All right
[03:55:10] New house Democrats reeling from New York primary results one called it an earthquake in a huge defeat for leadership
[03:55:16] It was a tough night representative meek said Queens them party chair
[03:55:20] Senior house them asked if members are worried. Yes, they are
[03:55:24] More swowsy time for them establishing to wake up to the threat posed them by the DSA. No, dude. No, you're missing the point
[03:55:31] No, dumbass, it's time for you to wake up to the threat posed by Trump, okay?
[03:55:39] It's time for you to wake up to the threat posed by capitalism.
[03:55:43] You fucking idiot.
[03:55:44] What is wrong with you?
[03:55:46] Oh my God, these people are so ridiculous.
[03:55:49] This is literally the point.
[03:55:50] This is the problem.
[03:55:52] You think your left flank, which is more representative of your constituents is closer to your constituents
[03:56:01] is the issue, not your right flank and certainly not the fascists.
[03:56:09] The only reason why DSA cadre candidates can win these races is because you for years
[03:56:18] and years thought you could manage capitalism and for years and years thought you didn't
[03:56:22] have to do anything and you allowed fascist takeover this goddamn country and you forced
[03:56:28] the contradictions to heighten and you forced Democrats who were socially conditioned to
[03:56:33] vote blue no matter who to assume that like moderate pivot to the center stuff was actually
[03:56:39] good for winning elections to recognize that that was a lie.
[03:56:43] You caused them to look for this alternative.
[03:56:46] You caused them to arrive at the alternative that democratic socialism was actually a better
[03:56:53] mechanism for electability.
[03:56:55] Gonna be a clean sweep for Republicans when it comes down to it?
[03:57:04] Brother, I don't think you are paying attention to American politics in any way, shape, or
[03:57:10] form.
[03:57:11] Okay?
[03:57:12] I genuinely, you have to be living on a different planet, unless you're talking about like the Irish Republicans or something.
[03:57:22] I don't know, because it doesn't make any sense to be living in this current reality and have this assumption, to make this assumption, to have this belief.
[03:57:34] But sure, I mean, go off, King, you're so right.
[03:57:39] What I also want to check in on is Asmongold. What does Asmongold said? I wonder. I think he just called me a terrorist and moved on, right?
[03:57:49] Like I suspect that his only electoral analysis when we're putting numbers on the board is, they're going to ruin the party chat.
[03:57:58] They're going to ruin the Democratic Party. He's a terrorist. He's a bunch of terrorists won. You know, that's that type of shit, right?
[03:58:09] on the base
[03:58:19] Progressive reacts, Jayapal, clear and main rummed out his endorsement and turnout machine really does matter.
[03:58:24] Kana, the energy of our party is clearly to the left.
[03:58:27] The bottom line, holy shits, that a second senior House Democrat buckle up.
[03:58:32] Oh, moderate Democrats also had this to say, the centrist house Democrat who spoke out
[03:58:37] of as he said the results show that appeasement doesn't work.
[03:58:40] You have to be tough.
[03:58:41] Nancy Pelosi brought a machine gun to a knife fight.
[03:58:43] You can't win with these guys by playing patty cake.
[03:58:45] You want to know the irony in this statement?
[03:58:48] Nancy Pelosi did the exact opposite of that.
[03:58:51] She literally famously did not do that.
[03:58:54] She famously actually played patty cake.
[03:58:57] She was able to set up coalitions with AOC, with Ilhan Omar, give them incredibly favorable
[03:59:05] committee positions, and committee positions that they wanted to be a part of, okay?
[03:59:12] That is exactly what was so good with Nancy Pelosi's like legitimate run as Speaker Emeritus,
[03:59:21] okay?
[03:59:23] Nancy Pelosi very famously was able to bring some of this radical potential into the party
[03:59:35] and maybe even neuter it effectively.
[03:59:44] As Moll said the DSA won because immigrants voted for immigrant candidates, more of the
[03:59:48] replacement bullshit oh nice he said it's race communism and blame
[03:59:56] immigrants mr. vote blue no matter who says it doesn't apply apply applied to
[04:00:06] dsa you have my full blessing to not like lend support to Valdez or Chevalier
[04:00:14] Okay, these are safe blue seeds.
[04:00:19] Wait.
[04:00:22] So, if I'm in California, I don't have to vote for Kamala Harris.
[04:00:29] Also, this is really funny. The idea that like the 12 people that watch Hutch are going to be like,
[04:00:36] well, I guess I can't support. Hutch gave me his blessing.
[04:00:39] So I guess I'm no longer supporting
[04:00:42] Claire Valdez against what is there even a fucking Republican running against there? It's New York. What are you talking about? I?
[04:00:52] Guess that's the reason why he's like, oh, it's a safe blue seat
[04:00:58] They are not gonna lose in November they're gonna win you have my blessing to
[04:01:05] Has been basically called you gay
[04:01:07] Every single time it's so weird. He's downplaying it. He's a hundred percent trying to downplay it. And this is the thing that I feel like a lot of the whip because there's a lot of women that watch us on right and you know he takes he takes I don't know how a hairy Turkish man has the biggest feminine energy on the entire website.
[04:01:31] I don't know how this has happened.
[04:01:33] Big dog, it doesn't work that way.
[04:01:36] This is a tried and true failed method that Republicans try to engage me with.
[04:01:48] It's not the first time I heard this.
[04:01:53] I mean, sure. Yes, I'm very gay. I'm a gay man. You got me. I got a lot of feminine energy.
[04:02:01] But somehow it has and so there's a lot of women that watch him
[04:02:06] I think you know he's a good-looking guy and on top of that yeah, I think he's um when he's just feminine energy
[04:02:11] I think he means I bathe you know a shower
[04:02:14] Every day sometimes if I'm feeling frisky twice a day
[04:02:20] like a woman I
[04:02:24] I wash my body
[04:02:28] Like he takes
[04:02:31] He thinks like a woman, he thinks like a woman a lot of times, he does.
[04:02:35] Thinks like a chick.
[04:02:36] And so I think that they watch him and they're like, yeah, that's so true, you're so right,
[04:02:41] you know, and that's it.
[04:02:42] And so that's it.
[04:02:44] I've been very disappointed and this is the problem is that he will make excuses for you
[04:02:49] getting raped as long as it's being done by somebody who he can use politically to
[04:02:54] his advantage.
[04:02:55] Wait, what?
[04:02:57] Wait where the what does that even mean? What the fuck?
[04:03:04] Bro
[04:03:11] Okay, I'll be honest
[04:03:14] Did not think he was going to go in this direction which is
[04:03:19] It went zero to 100 like he's like he thinks like a woman to dupe you ladies
[04:03:24] Usually watch me instead because he would love for you to be sexually assaulted as long as it advances a political agenda
[04:03:33] What is the political agenda?
[04:03:38] You like Donald Trump, it's just pure projection I guess
[04:03:43] And I think that's really disgusting. I thought it's very disgusting to do that
[04:03:49] Who would do that?
[04:03:51] You good bro?
[04:03:54] By the way, watch his face, watch what he does.
[04:04:01] Apologist.
[04:04:06] You see he looked over- You good bro?
[04:04:08] He looked over to make sure that his hand was on the correct amount on the correct
[04:04:13] button.
[04:04:14] And I also want to say that, you know, really, I think, what?
[04:04:21] My hand was on the correct button.
[04:04:28] What is he?
[04:04:33] I feel like sometimes when we watch the, the Asmongole show, the Asmongole clip show,
[04:04:40] I'm confused about how he's analyzing the things that I'm saying because they're like 18 layers
[04:04:48] deep because they have already like well-established memes in their community about like what I do
[04:04:56] all the time that I assume like to the average person to the onlooker when they encounter
[04:05:02] this they're like what the fuck's this guy talking about is he alright like is
[04:05:05] Is he going through like a manic episode or something?
[04:05:10] But inside of the community, they're like, yeah, you're right.
[04:05:13] He is doing, he is hoping to hit the right button and not like the, I guess it's like,
[04:05:19] is it a shock collar joke, I assume?
[04:05:22] Like that's what he's got to be implying, right?
[04:05:28] He self reports every single time that he uses his soundboard because the behavior
[04:05:34] And the movement that he makes is identical to the movement that he made
[04:05:38] whenever Kaia appeared to be shocked on a stream.
[04:05:41] What?
[04:05:42] It is the exact one for one.
[04:05:44] Yeah, dude.
[04:05:45] That's where my fucking soundboard is.
[04:05:53] That's where my zins are.
[04:05:56] That's where my soundboard is.
[04:05:59] Are you OK?
[04:06:04] Yeah, numerous times throughout the day, I'm ruffling around.
[04:06:16] What I can't understand, he's obsessed with me.
[04:06:18] Yes, I know.
[04:06:19] Of course he is.
[04:06:20] But what I don't understand is why there's so many people who are also, I guess, like
[04:06:25] equally obsessed, obsessive enough to understand what frequency he's on.
[04:06:32] this is like, this is skit so shit, right? This is what you would hear from, you know,
[04:06:37] guys standing near a subway station, standing on a soapbox screaming into the ether, right?
[04:06:47] And you're like, sorry, bro, I don't have any change on me, you move on with your life, right?
[04:06:53] Or if you're kind enough, you're one of the, you know, very woke people,
[04:06:58] You basically assume the role of a social worker in that moment and you try to help that person
[04:07:05] right
[04:07:07] Very nice for people to do that
[04:07:13] But there's a fucking market for it the internet is so crazy that there is a market for that guy where they're like
[04:07:20] I literally understand the frequency you're on
[04:07:25] It's so perfect it speaks to me
[04:07:28] In ways that no one has ever spoken to me
[04:07:33] Does the exact same thing
[04:07:38] Just interesting manual labor would help Asman gold a lot
[04:07:45] Yeah guy who called me feminine and gay men are naturally more attractive than women on average
[04:07:50] That's why women need makeup. This isn't me being gay. It's science
[04:07:59] Yeah
[04:08:02] Why do all your ops eventually turn into psychosexual stalkers I'm dying they have to bring up her body and sexuality every time I
[04:08:08] Think I think I know why I don't think all of my ops are
[04:08:13] Sexually obsessed with me, but they are probably sexually frustrated
[04:08:20] And I think they also know like that there's a big audience for it
[04:08:25] Like, I got to, I suspect that some of this does legitimately come from a lot of people
[04:08:33] who are just like upset, frustrated that they don't get, I guess, any female attention and
[04:08:40] they assume I do.
[04:08:42] I'm not saying I do, but I think they assume I do, right?
[04:08:49] And that's, that's maybe a cause for envy.
[04:08:52] could be part of it. So then it develops as a weird psychosexual obsession. But I do personally
[04:09:11] love it. Whenever a guy that looks like Asmongol is like, yeah, this guy, not very mask. You
[04:09:23] know what I mean? Anyway, getting back to centrists, Maldi. As a liberal progressive, I would be
[04:09:37] fine with the party moving left if these wins were about Medicare for all, reproductive
[04:09:40] rights universal child care taxing billionaires are creating affordable housing but they weren't
[04:09:45] really interesting if shana watz had actually paid any attention to this race at all she
[04:09:49] would realize that that is precisely what these wins were about but of course she's
[04:09:54] too busy defending Israel what is this I'm trying to find the words for how serious
[04:09:59] moment is and I don't have them try grog
[04:10:10] anyway
[04:10:11] just isn't that for
[04:10:12] uh...
[04:10:13] mail-off heroes
[04:10:15] her race is coming up
[04:10:17] and uh...
[04:10:19] andrew andrew solander
[04:10:21] from axios reports project two one eight super pack
[04:10:24] tied to american bridge is out with an ad going negative as mail-off heroes
[04:10:27] primary challenger to representative Diana to get in Colorado. She's endorsed by a group that wants
[04:10:34] to defund the Denver police, withdraw from NATO and abolish the United States Senate.
[04:10:38] They're attacking DSA. They're attacking some of the DSA left positions.
[04:10:46] What's interesting is, so this race is next Tuesday. In the last moment, what a lot of these
[04:10:53] supposedly fake progressive candidates, or even candidates that are in districts that
[04:11:00] are far more progressive than they actually are, you know, comfortable blue districts.
[04:11:05] A lot of them, a lot of them end up doing this exact same thing. They, they, they
[04:11:14] try to, they try to hit like racist notes. They try to say like, oh, these people are
[04:11:22] They'll be like, oh, she's posted in ways that I don't like.
[04:11:28] And I think most people don't care about that.
[04:11:29] What they care about is just the policies.
[04:11:32] But as I've said with the Dalia Lisa race, there is one way to combat this, right, effectively.
[04:11:38] And that is by door knocking and out organizing this outside moneyed interest because they
[04:11:46] can flood the markets with negative attack ads.
[04:11:49] we can make that work against them. How? Because a negative attack ad might be the first time
[04:11:58] that a person learns about a candidate. Okay? If it stays with that negative attack ad,
[04:12:07] and they don't search further to understand where this candidate is coming from,
[04:12:12] or what their policy positions are, why they're being attacked, then that's bad. Okay?
[04:12:16] We can't beat them on the money side.
[04:12:20] We can be competitive, but we can't beat them on the money side.
[04:12:25] Israel has too much money.
[04:12:27] All these other groups have too much money, right?
[04:12:30] But what we can do is out-organize them, because once they know about Maylock heroes,
[04:12:38] if they get a phone call from someone who's phone banking for Maylock heroes, or if they
[04:12:44] get a doorknock from someone who's doorknocking for Maylock heroes.
[04:12:50] And they learn about her actual policies.
[04:12:54] They will recognize that these ads were bullshit, and they are more likely to go out and vote
[04:13:00] for her.
[04:13:01] Because here's the thing, TV ads and mailers flood the market.
[04:13:09] And usually they're obviously very negative because none of these politicians can actually
[04:13:16] stand by their track record, stand by their constituent services, right?
[04:13:22] So they have to immediately go on the attack and say, oh, my opposition is radical, she's
[04:13:27] bad because they can't say this is what I've done for you, right?
[04:13:34] And the thing is, that doesn't actually improve turnout at all.
[04:13:40] That actually depresses turnout.
[04:13:41] So the negative attack ads don't cause people to go out and vote for Diana to get.
[04:13:48] That's the expectation, right?
[04:13:50] Because when they mass-release these negative attackers, they think, oh, they're gonna
[04:13:53] get so scared about Mala Kuros that they're gonna come out and vote for me.
[04:13:58] This didn't work with the anti-Trump messaging from Hillary Rodham Clinton, if you recall.
[04:14:04] Attack ads do not work in favor of boosting turnout for the candidate. It just
[04:14:10] depresses turnout across the board. So we can turn that disadvantage to an
[04:14:18] advantage. And that's why we have to out organize them, okay? That's why we have
[04:14:26] to fight extra hard and out organize them because while a mailer can stop
[04:14:31] someone from voting for Maylock heroes because they're like, ooh, she's a little crazy. What's far more
[04:14:38] powerful than that is actually canvassing. What's far more powerful than that is person to person
[04:14:46] contact, either via phone or even better in person. And you get the most bang for your book on
[04:14:55] phone banking, even more so than canvassing. Okay? Look at the
[04:15:02] defamatory shit that the get is saying about, yeah, I saw Diana
[04:15:05] to get sponsored paid for by Dan again. This is a must read
[04:15:09] article in Colorado polls disqualifying may like heroes
[04:15:12] rationalize killing Jews fucking bullshit. It's also a big
[04:15:16] mistake. Because this is a very woke district. Okay. Diana
[04:15:23] to get is in some ways not dissimilar to Antonio Reynoso, but worse, I would say. She has always
[04:15:33] presented herself as a faux progressive, right? Kind of on the fence, somewhat of a more progressive
[04:15:41] member of Congress, but not so progressive that she has lifelong advocacy for certain bills,
[04:15:50] certain provisions, things of that nature, right?
[04:15:56] So for that reason, when she turns around and tries to hit in a place like Denver, Colorado,
[04:16:04] her much younger, much more progressive socialist opponent on known slanders against anti-Zionists,
[04:16:15] that actually primes voters to vote for Maylock heroes.
[04:16:20] This is what we saw with Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan, okay?
[04:16:26] Going super negative across the board is not good, but going super negative on the issue
[04:16:32] of Israel makes you look like you're pro-Israel, or even more pro-Israel than you actually
[04:16:39] might even be.
[04:16:41] Yes, attack asks the person from voting either way, canvassing promotes voting.
[04:16:48] draws turnout. So this, while it's probably not great to be a recipient of, and I'm obviously
[04:16:58] very familiar with this kind of slander with these kinds of attack ads, I withstand it all
[04:17:02] day every day. I also understand that this kind of attack ad is actually good for male
[04:17:09] like heroes because especially in a young district like Denver, Colorado, a lot of
[04:17:14] college students, a lot of highly educated voters, a lot of voters who are distraught
[04:17:21] and disgusted with the things that Israel has done. When they see that, they don't believe
[04:17:26] it. They don't go, oh my God, I can't believe it. May like heroes rationalizes killing Jews?
[04:17:32] No. They think, oh, here we go again. Another pro-Israel candidate that is an establishment
[04:17:38] The Democrat is attacking a young insurgent that embodies the same or similar qualities
[04:17:45] that we have seen on television with the New York City DSA Slate, with Zoran Mamdani,
[04:17:54] and that causes them to actually go out and vote for Maylock heroes.
[04:18:00] When Maylock heroes moved to Denver last year, she brought an extreme agenda with
[04:18:05] her.
[04:18:06] Dorsfire group that wants to defund the Denver police withdraw from NATO and
[04:18:12] Will they say it's the Democratic Socialist of America? I wonder
[04:18:16] Abolish the night. I'm willing to bet they won't there's no way they're dumb enough to also associate it with DSA
[04:18:22] It's state Senate even curous is social media is extreme with a Denver post piece calling it offensive and radical
[04:18:29] That kind of extremism just isn't Denver. Oh, they didn't they didn't mention it. Okay?
[04:18:36] Yeah, they're smart enough not to say it, but it's also stupid because if they don't
[04:18:44] say it, if they don't say that it's DSA, then it just like rings hollow.
[04:18:51] What do you mean?
[04:18:52] She's associated with a group that's like wanting to withdraw from NATO and abolish
[04:18:57] the U.S. Senate.
[04:18:58] I don't know what group that is.
[04:18:59] It doesn't matter.
[04:19:00] You know what I mean?
[04:19:03] Yeah, they like heroes isn't Denver in the same way that Dalia Lisa Avila Chevalier isn't Dominican the Democratic establishment has nothing to offer voters
[04:19:11] So they divide communities with racism to win a fracture to electorate when people tell you who they are believe them
[04:19:21] To social media is extreme with the Denver post piece calling it same shit again. Oh social media posts
[04:19:28] This is the the rehashing of the Dalia Lisa race
[04:19:31] Yeah, I wonder what those offensive posts are.
[04:19:47] Yeah, this shit ain't going to work, okay?
[04:19:54] Yeah, of course it's not going to work.
[04:19:58] like secondary loose associations, not saying what the organization is on purpose because you know that especially in this district, if you openly put it in the attack ad that she's associated with the DSA, people are going to go, oh, that's awesome, actually, oh, you mean like Zoram Amdani?
[04:20:20] You know, a centrist admits a mistake, wow.
[04:20:33] Yeah, I'm deleting this since I got it wrong in both being smug and just on the facts.
[04:20:38] Looking at New York 13 and how Avila Chevelle did significantly better with black voters, keeping the screenshot on here for people to dunk on.
[04:20:44] Eric Michael Garcia, what looks like a largely white crowd saying you're next to the primary to the potential first black speaker of the house?
[04:20:52] Wow, that's crazy.
[04:20:56] A lot of growth is taking place, growth of socialism.
[04:21:00] And for progressive left in Tuesday's New York primaries, all three congressional candidates who were endorsed by New York City mayors or Mamdani won.
[04:21:09] one for what this means for the national political scene. We're joined by Ed O'Keeffe.
[04:21:14] Ed, good morning. Okay, so Mamdani is emerging obviously as a kingmaker,
[04:21:18] at least here in New York so far, with remarkable influence on voters. So what do you think this
[04:21:24] Democratic socialist sweep tells us about Democratic Party Future in general? And what does it
[04:21:29] tell us about? Oh my god. Medicare for all is about as realistic a policy now is redistributing
[04:21:38] the means of production. Yeah, he's right on both counts, just not in the direction that he thinks he is.
[04:21:45] You know what I'm saying? Voters right now. We'll make that happen. First of all, it tells us the
[04:21:50] New York City Mayor, Zoram Amdani still has an incredible sway over New York City voters and
[04:21:56] New York City congressional districts, but he has not endorsed outside the city and a bunch
[04:22:00] of blue Democratic districts in essence just became blue or more like midnight blue instead of
[04:22:05] of maybe the blue I'm wearing right now or or
[04:22:11] Say it and say it you liar
[04:22:15] There's another blue on the tip of your tongue
[04:22:18] American flag blue just like our beautiful reflecting pool
[04:22:24] Say it
[04:22:26] You can't say because you're too afraid you're too afraid to say what color what hue of blue it is
[04:22:32] Okay, I'll say it because I'm a goddamn patriot, American flag blue.
[04:22:44] You know, they reflect, however, something that the Democratic Party is going to have
[04:22:48] a big conversation about in the coming years, especially as they get ready to nominate someone
[04:22:51] for president.
[04:22:52] And that is what exactly did Israel do in the wake of the October 7th attacks?
[04:22:58] Was it genocide or was it something else?
[04:23:00] for a growing number of far-left Democratic voters. It is genocide, and unless the candidate
[04:23:05] is saying that, it is a disqualifying characteristic for that candidate. But that won't be a factor
[04:23:10] in every race across the country. And Democrats certainly aren't nominating socialists everywhere
[04:23:14] else. Just 40 minutes north of where you guys are sitting, for example, they nominated
[04:23:18] a woman named Kate Conley, an Army combat veteran, to take on Republican Mike Lawler
[04:23:22] in one of the most competitive House districts across the country. The issue for her
[04:23:26] her will be. Republicans are going to run ads saying does she associate herself with
[04:23:30] the socialists in New York City or does she represent you and it will be up to voters
[04:23:34] to determine whether they think the Democrat in their district is more in line with those
[04:23:38] in New York City or elsewhere. And what this says more broadly guys, Democrats and Republicans
[04:23:43] is voters want change. They are sick of the status quo. Two House incumbents were
[04:23:48] defeated last night in these primaries. They were supported by House Democratic leadership.
[04:23:51] We've seen other incumbents in both parties lose primaries this year and will continue
[04:23:55] to do so. And it's why you've seen Democrats across the country have these races with less
[04:24:00] conventional contenders because they are in fact intrigued and looking for someone who
[04:24:05] doesn't necessarily reflect the politics of right now, but a different kind of politics
[04:24:09] they want to see in the future. Yeah, and you sort of led me any chance there on can
[04:24:13] endorse mail up, but he would have. What the fuck are you talking about? Sorry. That
[04:24:20] It was such a silly take that I just swallowed my own spit.
[04:24:25] Dude, Zora is the mayor of New York.
[04:24:28] Okay, calm down.
[04:24:34] AOC never would.
[04:24:36] AOC has endorsed Diana in the past.
[04:24:42] To my next question, what if anything,
[04:24:44] do these results mean in New York?
[04:24:45] I'm talking to New York.
[04:24:46] And she doesn't endorse the comments.
[04:24:47] Listen, it's sending the message, voters want changed.
[04:24:49] Do you think this translates outside of New York?
[04:24:52] Not necessarily the socialism part of it because you're not going to see a socialist candidate
[04:24:56] running per se in congressional races in Virginia or Texas or Arizona with any success.
[04:25:02] But the idea that Washington needs to be shaken up, that the U.S. relationship with
[04:25:08] Israel needs to be rethought, those kinds of themes will definitely play in all of
[04:25:12] these races.
[04:25:13] And what you're going to see almost immediately, probably by lunchtime today, is Republicans
[04:25:16] start running ads featuring these winners in New York City and trying to associate Democratic
[04:25:21] candidates across the country. Dude, dude, this shit doesn't work. Like, let me tell you something,
[04:25:28] okay? I don't think they're going to do that. You want to know why? Or if they do that,
[04:25:35] the only way Democrats lose is if they don't lean into it. Okay? If the Democrats don't
[04:25:44] lean into it, they're fucked. Then they'll be like, they'll look hypocritical, they'll look stupid.
[04:25:49] That's kind of the point with the DSA candidates. When you're like, oh, these are radicals,
[04:25:58] they want to abolish the police, you can just be like, dude, no, that's not the case. They want
[04:26:02] Medicare for all, and so do I. Okay? So do I. I want Medicare for all. Now you have to say that.
[04:26:14] Tallarico will not lean into it. I'm worried about Tallarico because he's also sponsored by majority Dems
[04:26:20] With them that's not unlike what Democrats did when the Tea Party was getting popular back in 2010 and tried to take out moderate Republicans with those
[04:26:27] Conservatives what goes around comes around and both parties are going through chains here. All right, Ed. Thank you
[04:26:34] What do you think Democrats not in New York City should be learning from this? Well, first of all New York City matters because the two most
[04:26:42] exciting left-wing candidates for here, ALC and Montbarnie, but also this is the
[04:26:48] stronghold for the establishment. So how do you need to go on a long march? He needs
[04:26:54] to go on the long democratic socialism of America march. Yeah, the center left
[04:27:00] commentary trying to ride the anti-establishment energy. Just fucking
[04:27:04] run on AI, AI regulation. We learned that we need to disrupt the status quo
[04:27:10] while in power because Ralph Nader made it too hard to build high-rises. Yeah, big
[04:27:27] big-time W's for the better things are not possible crowd. And the team, Jeffrey, is a
[04:27:32] battle between the establishment and this insurgency and the roof is
[04:27:38] collapsing on the Democratic Party establishment tonight. If Mamdani gets a hat-trick, three
[04:27:44] out of three, this is a new era for the Democratic Party, and you can't write off New York City
[04:27:50] because this is the place where both, it's the power center for the establishment and
[04:27:56] the insurgency, and they're going head to head tonight. And right now, this is
[04:27:59] not no longer a movement, this is a movement and a machine at the same time. And there's
[04:28:05] There's just no way to sugarcoat this if mom Donnie pulls off the hat trick is a new era
[04:28:10] in democratic party politics.
[04:28:11] Well, and if you're a moderate Democrat who's on the election, who's on the ballot this
[04:28:15] November van, I mean, they're all going to get asked about the positions that we're
[04:28:21] hearing from, from these other fellow Democrats.
[04:28:23] Well, I think, you know, from our frontline Democrats will be able to make their case
[04:28:27] for themselves.
[04:28:28] I think they'll be able to do okay.
[04:28:29] We got a lot of national security Democrats and other parts of the country.
[04:28:33] But this is a big deal tonight and I think that look I don't know I don't know what you what you want me to say here
[04:28:40] It's a straight up battle between the establishment and the insurgency and the establishment is getting its butt kicked tonight in New York
[04:28:50] What a sad night for mr. A pac-man
[04:28:56] It's got to be a sad night
[04:28:58] He could have just stayed a Malus third-worldest and he would have a much more fun
[04:29:04] argument on the broadcast tonight. He could be like listen Caitlyn
[04:29:09] America kaka is the devil is the evil empire and these
[04:29:16] demon rats
[04:29:17] These fake revisionist socialists are actually just sheep dogging
[04:29:24] the revolutionary potential of the masses
[04:29:28] I'm here to build a mass line.
[04:29:32] They're here to make sure that the Zionist genocide
[04:29:37] Democrat Party wins more of the youth revolutionary energy.
[04:29:47] I feel like that would be a far more fun, interesting take
[04:29:52] from Van Joe's than this like cookie cutter bullshit
[04:29:55] where he's just like kind of sad.
[04:29:57] is like oh yeah my my guys got fucking white last night
[04:30:01] cnn has a projection i'm going to go straight to john king
[04:30:06] protection that he means that the mayor mom donnie does get a sweep of the three
[04:30:10] races in which he endorsed a democratic primaries tonight
[04:30:13] the democratic socialist candidate
[04:30:15] uh... donnie aliza of illa chevalier beating a powerful democratic long
[04:30:18] standing democratic incumbent adriano s by out
[04:30:21] but not much more narrow race than the other two districts here but this is
[04:30:24] again a democrat this is a mayor making a statement this is a candidate making a
[04:30:28] statement you're having a conversation with your panel about we want new we
[04:30:31] want different and yes we want more liberal in this particular case espion
[04:30:35] is certainly a democrat and a progressive but this is part of the
[04:30:38] generational divide we've also seen the democratic party we want new dude you
[04:30:42] can't say espion is a progressive like that's crazy it's like espion is not
[04:30:49] progressive, okay? It's just like it's ridiculous. It's ridiculous. The only
[04:30:55] reason why you're saying that is because he had a lot of firsts, right? First
[04:30:59] Dominican, congressperson, first undocumented immigrant that became a
[04:31:05] congressperson. Like those are firsts, but his policy, his policies were not
[04:31:11] progressive at all. Like the things that he advocated for were not
[04:31:14] progressive at all. It's kind of racist, as a matter of fact, to just automatically assume,
[04:31:20] like right-wing Republicans do this all time, no disrespect to John Keynes. I love him. Okay,
[04:31:24] he's trying his best. But like, it is, unironically, the argument that like Republicans always advance
[04:31:31] when talking about like Louis Farrakhan. They'll be like, oh, he's a progressive leader.
[04:31:37] And, you know, Farrakhan is a unique figure, certainly.
[04:31:43] Some of his opinions are not so progressive, but I don't think anyone would normally call
[04:31:47] them progressive leader.
[04:31:48] The reason why they're saying that is because he's black.
[04:31:51] And this is a little bit of that too, like, where they're like, oh, Espion is progressive
[04:31:57] because he's, you know, he's Hispanic.
[04:31:59] He's the head of the Hispanic caucus.
[04:32:06] kind of what it is. We want younger, but there's one for the mayor. There's two for the mayor
[04:32:14] and there's three tonight. So the conversation is going to be having number one. I guess
[04:32:18] a lot of Americans also make that assumption. Like they do also operate on that frequency
[04:32:22] where they're like, you know, Kamala Harris, big time commie. Why? Because she's she's
[04:32:28] the black woman from fucking California. So that's like part of it. That's part
[04:32:33] of the reason why the electorate saw her as this like major radical, where she was unbelievably
[04:32:39] moderate.
[04:32:40] How much power does Laurent Mabonni have in New York City politics?
[04:32:43] Number two, he's also making some enemies tonight, let's be honest.
[04:32:45] He's been mayor six months and he's gone against two Democratic incumbents and the
[04:32:49] wishes of the retiring Democratic incumbent in the third district there, but he's making
[04:32:54] a statement for the city, for the state, and he's also making a statement of where
[04:32:57] he thinks the Democratic Party should go nationally, both for the next five months
[04:33:01] and into 2028.
[04:33:02] So as you're discussing with your panel, can you export this?
[04:33:05] Can you sell what he wants to do in New York City, where his candidates clearly are winning
[04:33:09] tonight, where he won, clearly, convincingly?
[04:33:12] Can you sell it?
[04:33:13] Well, he wants to be part of that debate, and tonight he's proving he gets a big role
[04:33:16] in it.
[04:33:17] You know, this is a really important conversation, because Zoran Mamdani, thank you John King,
[04:33:22] Zoran Mamdani is, he took a big swing, right, as we were just discussing.
[04:33:27] And you don't take those kinds of swings unless you think you can win.
[04:33:31] And he did.
[04:33:33] And this last choice that we just called just one second, because I think this is super
[04:33:36] important.
[04:33:37] Daria Lisa Avila Chevalier is one of the more controversial candidates.
[04:33:43] CNN earlier in the year reported that she had deleted previous Twitter posts expressing
[04:33:49] views for abolishing police, prisons, borders, seizing private property, nationalizing
[04:33:55] major industries, calling into question Israel's right to exist. She spoke to a friend of the
[04:34:04] show, Estet Herndon, in a recent interview, said that all deportations are immoral. So
[04:34:12] all of that being said, there she is defeating a Democratic incumbent, a powerful member
[04:34:18] of the Hispanic caucus, who's been there for a really long time. I mean, you could
[04:34:24] say that all of this is just controversial, she's a bad candidate, but she's likely to
[04:34:28] just be the Congressperson.
[04:34:30] And does it not suggest, though, that people, the voters, looked at that, and they were
[04:34:34] like, we don't really care about that, we care about all these other things?
[04:34:36] I think that's the problem for the greater Democratic Party in this district, or in these
[04:34:41] three districts.
[04:34:43] You have the ones who are the furthest to the left, who under no uncertain terms
[04:34:47] support open borders, do not support any deportation.
[04:34:51] even in that podcast interview, I mean, she was given a follow up of even if it's a murderer,
[04:34:56] even if it's a rapist. No, they shouldn't be deported. Republicans are very obviously
[04:35:02] going to take advantage of this. And it's going to hurt the Democrats nationwide. You
[04:35:06] could win in New York, you could win in Seattle, you could win in Portland and Los Angeles.
[04:35:10] But that's where you're going to win. And if we're able to define the Democrats,
[04:35:15] who have tried to run away from this label of being socialist, being open borders,
[04:35:18] you know pro crime or anti-Israel if that's the goal of the Democratic Party to
[04:35:23] run from that but you're not going to do that you know.
[04:35:26] That's the other part you forget is that the
[04:35:29] affordability crisis in this country I think is a major win for a lot of
[04:35:33] Democrats. It's like again all those little scary times y'all like to use to
[04:35:37] try to throw people off and shake. She's open borders, right?
[04:35:42] But there's extreme magic in it. It's two different on way worse things than it is.
[04:35:47] Yeah. Okay. Okay. First of all, there is no moral equivalence between people who want
[04:35:53] to have a more just and more moral pathway towards documenting people that are coming
[04:36:01] over the border and people who want to send them to concentration camps. Okay.
[04:36:10] There is no equivocation, there is no moral equivalence.
[04:36:14] It is an unbelievably ridiculous point to make.
[04:36:19] That's number one.
[04:36:20] Number two.
[04:36:23] When you hit like the radical crazy tags, you can say that about tweets, right?
[04:36:29] They could be like, oh, Dario Liesl was cracking jokes on Twitter.
[04:36:33] Okay.
[04:36:34] Donald Trump is the president and he still says seriously insane things without even
[04:36:39] trying to make a joke. So even then, like the closest equivocation you can make still falls short
[04:36:47] because one's the fucking president and the other was like a 23-year-old on Twitter making jokes.
[04:37:01] Donald Trump tweeted today on numerous occasions, unhinged things, and he will tweet again tomorrow
[04:37:09] he's the president these comparisons are fucking psychotic as of tonight Dario
[04:37:21] Lisa's become a carter for me if he still tweets in the same way I mean I
[04:37:25] probably still defend it let's be real because I don't give a shit but but like
[04:37:30] neither do you you're a Republican so if you're a Republican you clearly don't
[04:37:35] care you how many times have Republicans said oh those are just tweets those are
[04:37:43] just mean words why are you taking them seriously don't don't listen to the
[04:37:49] president making revelations on his own personal website it's just so so silly
[04:38:00] like you defend that shit but then you also some of these you lose your
[04:38:05] mind over Daria Lisa's like former tweets yeah I wouldn't have voted for her
[04:38:10] in my life depending on a Democrats would be wise that this is themselves with
[04:38:13] this loony early and often oh wow Richard Hananya and Ethan Wolf two of my
[04:38:21] weirdest ops hate Daria Lisa
[04:38:27] Richard Hanaya, if I were you, and thank God I'm not, because oh my God, I don't want to
[04:38:38] say what I would do if I were you.
[04:38:41] But for the sake of this hypothetical, if I were in your shoes, I probably would be
[04:38:46] the last guy
[04:38:48] that tries to bring up
[04:38:49] former
[04:38:51] weird and
[04:38:52] quirky ideologies
[04:38:55] of people
[04:38:57] considering
[04:38:58] that you were an out and about race realist white supremacists and still
[04:39:02] harbor some of those racial resentments to this day
[04:39:05] as you have simultaneously tried to rewrite yourself into this like
[04:39:09] liberal spectrum because you can't stand how fucking objectively illiterate
[04:39:14] stupid the republicans are
[04:39:18] richard and i mean it's such a funny poster
[04:39:21] even though he's a total fucking loon
[04:39:24] because
[04:39:26] he's the guy who openly will be like black people need to be police there
[04:39:30] you know genetically inferior he's written extensively about this concept
[04:39:33] he does really sincerely believes
[04:39:36] but the funniest posts
[04:39:37] are when he gets racial
[04:39:39] but also reveals his
[04:39:42] his like weird attitude
[04:39:44] uh... about his own perceived failings
[04:39:47] uh...
[04:39:48] i'm reminded of that tweet
[04:39:50] or of that article he wrote
[04:39:53] or not as he's a tweet where he's talking about like how
[04:39:56] a little chinese girl beat him in soccer is a what kind of sport
[04:40:00] what kind of sport is soccer
[04:40:02] four-year-old chinese girl was able to defeat me
[04:40:05] even though i have
[04:40:06] significantly stronger upper body strength
[04:40:12] Oh, also who could forget he's a contributor to the project 2025. That's right. This is now the sweetheart of the abundists I
[04:40:33] Mean this tweet responding to use another example of that. Yeah, I mean it dystopia by definition is bad
[04:40:38] So, of course, what he's saying has to be true. Maybe Hassan isn't very smart.
[04:40:42] Because I said, if this is a whites-only capitalist, and so you think your life would be fundamentally better.
[04:40:48] I'm sorry, I didn't say it's a whites-only capitalist utopia, which is something that Richard Hunania sincerely believes.
[04:40:56] He's like, no, it would be a utopia. Yes, I said it's a dystopia, because in my worldview, it would be a dystopia.
[04:41:03] So I'm not even willing to entertain it as a matter of using the correct language.
[04:41:10] You better hug me like this when we meet someday.
[04:41:16] Oh, there she is.
[04:41:18] Look who it is, the lady of the hour.
[04:41:21] Hi!
[04:41:23] Hello!
[04:41:24] Thanks for coming.
[04:41:26] Of course.
[04:41:27] How are you?
[04:41:28] I'm good, how are you?
[04:41:29] It's a big day.
[04:41:31] It is a big day.
[04:41:32] We're bringing a big crew.
[04:41:34] Hello you guys.
[04:41:35] Yeah.
[04:41:36] How are you?
[04:41:37] It's Grace Belden from Truinon and Ryan Grimm.
[04:41:41] Back there, from Breaking Points, you've been on the show.
[04:41:44] Hi.
[04:41:45] Good to see you.
[04:41:46] How you doing?
[04:41:47] I'm good.
[04:41:48] Good.
[04:41:49] Hi.
[04:41:50] Good to see you.
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[04:41:53] Where are you going?
[04:41:54] How are you?
[04:41:55] Good to see you.
[04:41:56] I nailed that social interaction I did.
[04:42:01] Is the Dari interview still happening today? Yes, but given the, the barrage of media attention
[04:42:12] that she has to respond to, we've pushed it back a little bit because I told her I wanted
[04:42:16] to do it later in the day because they wanted to do it earlier. And I was like, no, no, no,
[04:42:19] I'd rather push it back the later to better. So it's going to be, it's going to be
[04:42:24] a little bit. Is that Renown Races Bracebelden? Stop. That was so awkward, man. But we had
[04:42:38] such a funny resolution to that. We got five of my friends to pull up to the polls after
[04:42:48] we did pull-ups together, come through another time. To our unionized climbing gym up the
[04:42:53] block it's a socialist hot spot beat them in a pool company right now now this
[04:42:56] will be poultry baby I've seen folks how many folks can do I can't do that much
[04:43:00] I can't do that much
[04:43:13] okay I wasn't going half I thought I was actually going half but I wasn't I was
[04:43:17] going those are those are legit I mean they're chin-ups you can say they're
[04:43:22] if not pull ups oh fuck I said ten I beat his ass I did 11 what is that form
[04:43:44] brother he didn't even get all the way down and kick his ass no question I
[04:43:48] i would destroy often i'm pretty sure in a poll competition
[04:43:53] even though he's all p in a poll competition because his legs are
[04:43:57] literally the size
[04:43:59] of toothpicks
[04:44:01] he has no lower body strength
[04:44:04] and he has no lower body weight
[04:44:11] i worked out this morning that's why that's why i can
[04:44:14] all he's walking in
[04:44:15] Oh, it's over.
[04:44:17] It's over.
[04:44:17] Oh!
[04:44:18] Oh!
[04:44:19] Let's go!
[04:44:22] Wait, for real?
[04:44:24] How much is that?
[04:44:25] Nine?
[04:44:25] What's that there?
[04:44:26] How many pull-ups can you do?
[04:44:27] How many pull-ups can I do?
[04:44:28] Yeah.
[04:44:28] Oh, he's got the wide grip and everything.
[04:44:30] Great form.
[04:44:31] God damn.
[04:44:32] Palsanova has her out here.
[04:44:33] When you went with Maro Zoran,
[04:44:35] I bet they didn't do fucking pull-ups.
[04:44:37] Yeah, exactly.
[04:44:39] Yeah.
[04:44:39] Pull-up for Valdez, your polling station,
[04:44:41] dsa.nyc slash boat right to find your nearest polling station. What's going on?
[04:44:49] Is the boat today? Yeah, it's happening today. It's today. Yeah, it's 11 p.m.
[04:44:53] Okay, good to know. You're gonna do it? Yeah. Let's lock you down for a call about this. Hello.
[04:44:58] Hi. What's up? Overclip?
[04:45:03] That's nice my favorite outside park time
[04:45:11] The only thing I give you is that pull-ups no warm up at your size will feel like hell
[04:45:14] Okay, can you guys be a little bit more impressed?
[04:45:17] Can you be a little bit more impressed because like I'm a big boy. I just kind of ripped up in there
[04:45:23] I just got in there and I just fucking banged 11 like that bang bang bang bang bang, okay?
[04:45:28] Let's be real, that's impressive and you fucking know it, you weren't expecting it, you're like wow,
[04:45:40] this hate meme goes hard.
[04:45:48] MumDani calls this really lovely APEC in the United States monsters.
[04:45:52] I'm still got it. This was impressive. Yeah, I saw. I, I, I, anti piger made my ass fatter
[04:46:05] than it actually is. This is not what it looks like. What's he doing with all that Corey
[04:46:10] Booker
[04:46:17] POV you're walking behind his son
[04:46:32] If supporting Israel offends you this painting probably isn't for you
[04:46:40] for me now.
[04:46:49] Wow.
[04:46:57] Zon is a crazy speaker, but I feel like you nailed the quote more. What quote?
[04:47:10] I am from Israel, and this is my art.
[04:47:14] Yeah, Cecilia Donastazio wrote about me.
[04:47:18] New, Tuysher Merisandhan helped usher in last my socialist
[04:47:22] wave in New York City. Here's what he had to say about the landmark
[04:47:25] wins and the role he played, and didn't.
[04:47:35] I already read the article
[04:47:38] While the shroom was going on, I think there's an inaccuracy in it.
[04:47:45] But we'll read it in a second.
[04:47:49] Let's keep going with this.
[04:47:50] We know why because there is core things that still resonate with people and all the
[04:47:57] scary terms aren't going to get them off of that.
[04:47:59] At the end of the day, if people are broke, they do not care.
[04:48:03] In four-life districts where Republicans aren't running, like, Republicans don't
[04:48:05] lose anything tonight in these districts.
[04:48:08] But they are going to be dealing with some of these far left candidates in, say, Maine.
[04:48:14] I mean, to come up for Congressman Golden's position, you guys put someone very far to
[04:48:19] the left, and that's now going to go into the Republican camp.
[04:48:22] We're going to pick that seat up.
[04:48:24] When you go into the model...
[04:48:25] I don't think you want to, my friend.
[04:48:26] I think that's the thing.
[04:48:27] You guys keep putting out all these scary terms.
[04:48:29] No, we've heard all this anti-Semitism and we're open-boarded.
[04:48:32] They're not even Israel's rights to exist.
[04:48:34] That means you're anti-Semite.
[04:48:35] That's one candidate that you're talking about in the entire country.
[04:48:38] No, listen, that is why we just stand 10 toes down, 10 toes down, 10 toes down.
[04:48:44] You have to don't don't let this guy get anything.
[04:48:48] Okay.
[04:48:49] Don't let this guy get anything.
[04:48:58] Don't let this guy get anything.
[04:49:00] No, you got to defend Dario Lisa.
[04:49:02] Okay.
[04:49:03] part of the coalition. That's it. It's a hype train incoming, by the way. Let's see if we can
[04:49:08] carry the flame TWICE today! Yeah. If DSA were right, when Fox News and Washington Journal editorial
[04:49:16] page would immediately be signing up, everyone associated with them to be commentators and
[04:49:19] editorialists, they keep up with where the party was going, which is precisely the reason why
[04:49:25] they should be signing me up. That's right. They should be signing me up as the propaganda
[04:49:31] mouthpiece as the organ and propaganda for the democratic socialism America the
[04:49:35] propaganda press secretary
[04:49:47] I've trained unlocked
[04:49:51] you know there are people struggling in this country and we need
[04:49:56] representatives that don't just represent the donors and the lobby groups and the
[04:49:59] billionaires. Mamdani is showing us that you can deliver. It is possible to find and keep your promises.
[04:50:05] I would love to talk with you, talking over me the entire time.
[04:50:09] Yeah, and that's how it's going to work out.
[04:50:11] And he's also out there saying that he's going to align himself with the folks that do not believe in Israel's right to.
[04:50:16] Look, I mean, I just answered your question.
[04:50:20] If you want to throw that up, I'm just saying that's not negative.
[04:50:25] But what about what Chevelle is saying?
[04:50:29] isn't the story of the last 10 years of politics,
[04:50:33] especially in this Trump era,
[04:50:35] that there are, and even in the Republican tent,
[04:50:38] plenty of people to the far right
[04:50:41] that have been welcomed into the tent.
[04:50:44] And maybe they're toxic, maybe they're controversial,
[04:50:48] but they still get elected in their Ruby Red districts.
[04:50:50] It just seems like a parallel thing
[04:50:52] is starting to happen on the Democratic side.
[04:50:54] And part of what's happening is that Democrats
[04:50:56] are actually learning from what Republicans did.
[04:50:59] I don't think they're learning.
[04:51:00] I don't really think they are learning.
[04:51:01] I mean, I think if you look back, this happened to us.
[04:51:04] In 2010, 2012, you can look at candidates
[04:51:07] like Sharon Angle and Richard Murdock and Todd Aiken.
[04:51:09] We left a lot of Senate seats and House seats on the table
[04:51:12] because we did things that made the most radical people
[04:51:16] in our party happy.
[04:51:18] And you guys are celebrating, oh, we're taking our party back.
[04:51:21] We're finally sending a message.
[04:51:22] It's a message that swing voters
[04:51:24] are going to be scared of.
[04:51:25] Congresswoman Chevalier, Congresswoman Alex Chevalier,
[04:51:27] I'd like to invite her to come campaign in any of the districts where I'm working with
[04:51:30] candidates this year.
[04:51:31] She would be welcome to not pay her travel expenses.
[04:51:34] I would like her to be an ambassador of the Democratic Party.
[04:51:36] But she's not an ambassador of the Democratic Party, aren't she?
[04:51:39] Of course she is.
[04:51:40] She's the one tonight.
[04:51:41] You just said she is.
[04:51:42] She's not.
[04:51:43] I'm sorry, aren't you celebrating the unity that she's bringing to the base of the
[04:51:47] Democratic Party?
[04:51:48] You're saying that she's energizing everyone.
[04:51:49] No, we're saying-
[04:51:50] We're going to point it out.
[04:51:51] You need to energize the base of the extremists in your party.
[04:51:54] I'm saying her race was the closest, that Mamdani was the thing that we were celebrating
[04:51:58] and Mamdani is showing that politicians can, again, I'm speaking and you keep talking over
[04:52:04] me.
[04:52:05] I would love to finish your point.
[04:52:06] It's a big show.
[04:52:07] Okay, hold on a second.
[04:52:09] Just finish your point and then you can respond.
[04:52:11] My point is, we were talking about Mamdani.
[04:52:14] Mamdani in six months has shown what the Democrats have not been able to show in
[04:52:18] years.
[04:52:19] That you can say you're going to get something done and then you can get it done.
[04:52:22] You can look up for the people and you can actually deliver for them that if you don't answer to the billionaire class
[04:52:27] You don't answer to a lobby group and you don't answer to your donors
[04:52:30] Then you can actually keep looking up for the people and that's why when we're talking about John saying, you know
[04:52:34] Is is this mom Donnie's idea?
[04:52:37] This is this is what a lot of us in the country want
[04:52:40] We want politicians that answer to us that look out for us that represent us
[04:52:45] How big of a shockwave was this to see all of the people that mom Donnie endorsed win?
[04:52:52] I mean, truly, as political put it, there is a new king of New York when it comes to endorsements.
[04:53:01] I mean, just up and down the ballot from congressional races on down.
[04:53:08] If you're a King Jefferies and Chuck Schumer, you're really taking a tough look at this
[04:53:13] because truly, New Yorker sent a message last night and with affordability at
[04:53:19] top of minds of Democrats.
[04:53:21] This has gotta rattle them going forward.
[04:53:25] Yeah, affordability was the word, right,
[04:53:28] that everyone was kind of looking at and using.
[04:53:31] Francesca, I do wonder if this is a New York anomaly,
[04:53:35] or do you see Zoro Mammdani's version of democracy
[04:53:38] as a harbinger of things to come in potentially other places,
[04:53:42] other states, other cities?
[04:53:46] There's a more nuanced look
[04:53:48] if you go across the country.
[04:53:50] you have a state like Iowa where Josh Turrick won and he had a large establishment support.
[04:53:56] Even looking in New York itself you have the race where Michael Lasser won and had been an aid to
[04:54:03] Gerald Nadler and had his support. And so yes certainly a progressive wave going on in New York
[04:54:10] and in other parts of the country for sure but as Democrats are trying to figure out what
[04:54:14] what kind of message works for them.
[04:54:17] They're finding that in different states,
[04:54:20] particularly in red states, in some of these purple states,
[04:54:23] that the message that might work for voters
[04:54:26] is going to be different than the one
[04:54:28] that works in a place like New York that's very blue.
[04:54:31] And they're having to figure out
[04:54:32] how to thread that needle
[04:54:34] as they start to look for a candidate
[04:54:36] who can try and bring all these different parts
[04:54:38] of the party together in 2028.
[04:54:40] But as far as this idea of Hawkeying,
[04:54:42] I didn't want to pick up on what Jackie was saying and say if you're you know, you're waking up this morning and you're trunk humor
[04:54:52] Trying to figure out what she's going high-trend level three about to be level four high-trend level four
[04:54:57] Will we carry the flame twice today?
[04:55:00] subscribe
[04:55:03] Message I heard was fuck Kamala Harris. I
[04:55:06] Love that there's chatters in here's a who's Michael Azure. That's how little I covered New Jersey
[04:55:11] I mean, New Jersey, New York 12 as a race.
[04:55:16] There are people who are just like, I don't even, I've never even heard of this guy. I've been here
[04:55:20] every day.
[04:55:22] Progressive waves that we've seen last night, uh,
[04:55:24] gleams, you know, forcing the direction of an AOC.
[04:55:27] We haven't. Jackie, as, as Frank Jessica has sort of alluded to us, as Republicans watch Democrats
[04:55:34] wrestle with their own ideological divisions, how might this be used in the midterms in other places?
[04:55:41] That's the question.
[04:55:44] I think some of the members who won in New York will be used as the new boogeyman as Republicans
[04:55:52] tried to do with Mayor Mamdani.
[04:55:55] Now whether or not that works, I think it depends on where you are.
[04:55:58] I mean, good luck trying to do that in a place like Texas, for example.
[04:56:04] But it might work somewhere like Maine where they have a very progressive candidate running
[04:56:09] and or you know around the margins some are like me where you do have a candidate that
[04:56:14] is very progressive in Graham Plattner. So as Francesca pointed out this isn't a one-size-fits-all
[04:56:20] but I think as much as we talk about problems that that Republicans have Democrats clearly
[04:56:25] have some of their own internally and the other really interesting thing that we're going to
[04:56:29] have we're going to see moving forward potentially into next year about Hocking
[04:56:34] Jeffries is how he governs this kind of caucus that's moving very well as we've been telling
[04:56:40] you it was enough of this.
[04:56:42] All right, let's get to some socialist sweep in New York sending shockwaves through the
[04:56:49] Democrat Party all across the country.
[04:56:52] All three far left candidates backed by New York City Mayor Zoran Mamdani, one that bringing
[04:56:58] them one step closer to Congress.
[04:57:01] These victories from last night are putting the Democrat establishment on hot notice.
[04:57:07] I'm Harris Faulkner.
[04:57:08] You are in the Faulkner focus.
[04:57:10] They've been covering the fucking socialist rise and fear mongering off of it.
[04:57:17] Literally nonstop.
[04:57:19] Okay.
[04:57:20] Endlessly.
[04:57:22] So it's awesome that it finally happened because they were like, oh, this is dangerous.
[04:57:27] It's dangerous.
[04:57:28] Danger.
[04:57:29] Danger.
[04:57:30] stuff. And now that it's here, they're like, they still have no clue how to deal with it
[04:57:35] at all.
[04:57:36] Cheers, chance, all in support of the Democrats, socialists of America. Now you know I don't
[04:57:41] call them that. They're just socialists. All of that cheering erupted for Claire Valdez,
[04:57:46] one of the candidates who claimed to victory.
[04:57:49] How we feelin' tonight?
[04:57:56] Democrat Socialists of America, DSA as they were chanting, former member Brad Lander forced
[04:58:15] out incumbent establishment backed congressman Dan Goldman and Daria Lisa Avila Chavallier
[04:58:22] did the same thing on seating of veteran congressmen and the Hispanic caucus chairman.
[04:58:28] Chavallier won despite a slew of past problematic posts that she's made.
[04:58:33] She pushed for the abolishment of ICE, Immigration Customs and Enforcement.
[04:58:37] And she questioned Israel's right to exist.
[04:58:40] That sounds like a terrorist.
[04:58:42] She attacked President Trump and used a cuss word to address former Vice President Kamala Harris.
[04:58:48] But Chateau Ye does not want to answer for it.
[04:58:52] There's something so funny about them getting upset about her saying fuck Kamala Harris,
[04:58:59] when 99.9% of their viewership have said way worse things about Kamala Harris.
[04:59:08] Oh, you mean to tell me she said something that's like kind in comparison to what the
[04:59:14] average Fox News watcher says about Kamala Harris?
[04:59:18] That's crazy.
[04:59:19] For any of that, she stormed out of an interview when pressed about those posts.
[04:59:29] It is in Spanish, but her actions say it all in every language.
[04:59:44] Here's the cover of today's New York Post, the headline, The Hateful Slate, all three
[04:59:49] candidates supporting policies like ending the military aid to Israel, again, abolishing
[04:59:56] nice housing and medicare for all for free all of it well who pays they're gonna hike
[05:00:02] the taxes on people i'm sorry this literally doesn't read like a hit piece you have to
[05:00:10] literally be delusional to keep running this not realizing that this is you're gonna
[05:00:19] accidentally convert Fox News Watchers to democratic socialism.
[05:00:30] Your voters want this.
[05:00:32] Maybe not abolish ICE, but housing for all, Medicare for all, tax on the wealthy.
[05:00:36] Why the fuck would they not want that?
[05:00:44] like
[05:00:51] this is amazing
[05:00:56] it's so funny that they like accidentally end up
[05:00:59] giving free advertising
[05:01:02] with the with the working knowledge that it would be really bad if they if they somehow found out
[05:01:08] Wait.
[05:01:12] Wait.
[05:01:32] Hold on.
[05:01:36] Hold on.
[05:01:47] One second
[05:01:55] One second and not yet Daria is not in the house yet
[05:02:03] I might have to move some stuff around
[05:02:06] I don't know about people who are wealthy and wealthy isn't just in the millions.
[05:02:20] It starts really at the upper middle class and some middle class when you look at the
[05:02:23] numbers that they want to tax.
[05:02:28] Alexis McAdams has the latest from New York City.
[05:02:31] We're going to take a look at
[05:02:33] the next few days.
[05:02:34] We're going to take a look at
[05:02:36] the next few days.
[05:02:37] Hi, Harris.
[05:02:39] Yeah, yesterday when we talked
[05:02:40] to ensure exactly what was
[05:02:41] going to happen, you wake up
[05:02:42] this morning and what the DSA
[05:02:43] calls the Kami corridor.
[05:02:44] And it's a different New York
[05:02:45] and it's going to be a little
[05:02:46] bit different in Washington, D.
[05:02:47] C.
[05:02:48] Where they say you're going
[05:02:49] to hear people yell in free
[05:02:50] Palestine, which is what we
[05:02:51] heard from these DSA
[05:02:52] candidates.
[05:02:53] They're going to take their
[05:02:54] far left agenda now to the
[05:02:55] nation's capital.
[05:02:56] It's something the mayor says
[05:02:57] is ready to be done.
[05:02:58] And it's something they
[05:02:59] stand behind.
[05:03:00] in the toolbox to make sure that we abolish ICE and keep our immigrant neighbors safe.
[05:03:06] Solidarity forever. Abolish ICE. Free Palestine. Organize your union. And join GSA.
[05:03:23] terrifying
[05:03:28] three for three so zoran montani is everyone knows by now is the mayor here
[05:03:33] in new york city is being called a kingmaker at this race
[05:03:35] he endorsed fellow democratic socialist dario lisa of elisheva lia claire
[05:03:39] valdez and then progressive brad lander who all won
[05:03:42] they want to abolish i steve on the police and cut ties with israel
[05:03:45] one of the night's biggest upsets was shevalia knocking out five-term
[05:03:49] congressman
[05:03:50] Adriano Espelot. She is an anti-Israel activist. That's what this comes down to.
[05:03:55] That played a huge role in another upset in New York. Dan Goldman lost.
[05:04:00] My favorite is when they say Espelot, immediately revealing that they don't even know who the fuck this guy is.
[05:04:07] Like in defense, they want to defend the establishment Democrat unconditionally against the left flank, right?
[05:04:14] But they don't care enough to be like Espelot, Adriana Espelot, like the incumbent
[05:04:19] Who's been in power for like numerous decades at this point?
[05:04:24] Like ah, yeah, Espelot. It's I don't fucking know. Yeah, he lost
[05:04:29] We love him though. He was really good
[05:04:32] far better than this new crazy candidate
[05:04:36] To Brad Lander and he lost to him quickly quicker than some people expected some voters say
[05:04:42] Support for Israel was the dividing line. I yeah
[05:04:46] the
[05:04:53] the
[05:05:32] is defeated by David Duke. Because you poured your hopes into this! No, that Dan Gomencourt
[05:05:40] is hilarious dude. He's like, yeah, just a Jewish man was defeated today. And we are
[05:05:48] showing there is a new path for politics. And if we if we allow this anti-Semitic incident
[05:05:54] to manifest, it's going to turn into, you know, something, something devastating in
[05:05:59] our city and our country. I mean a lot of races vote for Tim Scott yet you know who doesn't
[05:06:05] vote for Tim Scott black people okay you know who voted for Brad Lander Jewish people
[05:06:11] in the district perhaps there's a big difference here okay yeah replace Jewish with Israel
[05:06:21] not so funny, huh? Liberal.
[05:06:28] So President Trump posted on true social just moments ago that
[05:06:34] mom Donnie helped elect three solid communists saying, Hey,
[05:06:38] congrats, Mr. Mayor. I went 16. Oh, last night helping to
[05:06:41] elect wonderful American patriots back. Yeah, Israel's so
[05:06:46] mad. Brad Landers went in New York primary is being framed
[05:06:48] as an Israeli media being framed as really media as
[05:06:51] Mamdani's guy, which is noteworthy because Lander is a nice Jewish guy, but you wouldn't know that from the news in Hebrew because when inconvenient Jewish identity is not mentioned
[05:07:04] They've erased they've erased them in Israel they've erased his Jewish heritage and background. It's crazy
[05:07:15] Brad Lander a prominent member of Hamas
[05:07:21] Daily Wire, I think we should expand welfare programs in the 1990s, 2026, I hate America
[05:07:36] and 9-11 was good and Allahu Akbar.
[05:07:38] It's like Daily Wire, you can't on the one hand constantly complain about people becoming
[05:07:45] too racist and then do stuff like this.
[05:07:48] You can't grope or post if you are literally constantly demanding that there is DEI for
[05:07:56] Jewish people.
[05:07:57] Okay?
[05:07:58] You can't do that.
[05:07:59] This is a grope or post.
[05:08:02] It doesn't work that way.
[05:08:04] And then you sit around and wonder why so much of your audience went into that direction,
[05:08:10] went into that movement and stopped watching you and now hate you.
[05:08:14] it.
[05:08:24] Hunter Biden.
[05:08:25] I think you cut off the tweet, man.
[05:08:32] And yeah, these guys in the 1990s would also call that communist too.
[05:08:37] Ironically enough, oh Bethany Mandel had to take, oh let's go, oh fuck yeah.
[05:08:42] Oh, oh, she just
[05:08:47] How do people who say stuff like this process the fact that I'm not a sweet was office spearheaded by young Jewish staffers
[05:08:52] It's supported by many young Jews at the rank and file level couples. Oh
[05:08:59] So Brad Lander and elected Nazi in that is Brad Leonard elected Nazi that analogy there has to be an element of reasonableness
[05:09:05] and factuality even in ferocious political disagreement
[05:09:08] Yeah, by the way
[05:09:10] Bethany Mendel famously wrote this article for the Jewish forward. We need to
[05:09:17] start befriending neo-Nazis. Yeah.
[05:09:25] Shock me to my core when I found that she's a convert by the way. Did not know
[05:09:32] that. But yeah, no, she's all around fascist. Here's the hunter Biden tweet. He's with us.
[05:09:51] Okay, we'll look at this fucking chat, you beauty shit. I kind of am a little bit of a hunter
[05:09:56] Biden hipster
[05:10:00] I'm a little bit of a hunter-biden hipster as you guys know I've been his probably biggest advocate
[05:10:07] When it mattered the most when no one would have his side
[05:10:10] No one would actually support him and now that like everybody likes him
[05:10:15] I kind of don't like him as much and I don't know if it's because I'm a fucking shitty hipster about this whole ordeal or
[05:10:22] Or or what it is or the fact that I feel like his media run is a little bit empty. I
[05:10:29] Did ask him to be on the stream. He did not respond to me. I think that's probably part of the reason
[05:10:34] Like it's part of my motivation at least for not really liking him as much anymore
[05:10:38] Especially because I literally might have been one of the only people in America who saw the crack tape
[05:10:45] His penis and was like no this guy is my guy. I'm defending him
[05:10:49] Unconditionally like I've been a fucking defender since like the laptop days, okay
[05:11:06] Anyway, this is what he said I'm not running for office
[05:11:10] Good
[05:11:11] But if I were these are some of the lessons I take away from what happened in New York yesterday one authenticity is measurable voters
[05:11:17] Can smell a focus group for a mile away
[05:11:19] 2. Endorsements for the current Democratic leadership now read like warnings. The establishment
[05:11:22] wing of the party is no longer a sword. It's a question mark. 3. Oh god, chat GBT dude.
[05:11:30] Everything he writes, I can see, I can smell the AI on it. It fucking annoys me.
[05:11:35] 3. Conviction beats caution. The candidates who said hard things about rent.
[05:11:41] About who pays for what? About Gaza, they won. The triangulators lost.
[05:11:44] four
[05:11:48] cause of living is everything everything else is wallpaper
[05:11:58] I should we even read these tweets like it's it's clearly he's not writing them like I
[05:12:04] i feel like it's kind of a waste of time
[05:12:15] i hate i i i just hate like
[05:12:20] i just hate the quirky juxtaposition as chat to be the tweets you know i mean
[05:12:25] it's not insert a
[05:12:27] it's actually insert b
[05:12:29] right always
[05:12:31] cost of living is everything everything else's wallpaper the middle is not a
[05:12:35] strategy it's an empty room fuck you fuck you fuck you fuck yourself i hate
[05:12:39] this
[05:12:44] voters which pass the aside to grab someone who actually believe something
[05:12:47] don't fear the base courted the democrats ran from their own voters
[05:12:50] lost the ones who ran towards them one
[05:12:52] you want to leave a party of the one fight inside it mom daddy denies
[05:12:55] permission he took the field
[05:13:01] lesson under the lesson the country started being managed and people want to be led
[05:13:08] god it just it sucks it sucks stop using AI for fucking writing your shit okay
[05:13:14] anyway here's the article from earlier today with Cecilia Dona Stasio
[05:13:20] push star sumpiker notches a win with New York City socialists if Tuesday's sweep by
[05:13:24] democratic socials across New York validated mayors are among downies the city's kingmaker
[05:13:28] it also established controversial rumor sumpikers and emerging power behind the
[05:13:30] the throne. The Twitch star and political commentator spent election day crisscrossing
[05:13:34] the city, lending his audience of millions of canvases backed by the democratic socials
[05:13:38] of America. Tuesday afternoon he slid out of a black SUV and into a Brooklyn dive bar
[05:13:42] to rally volunteers who would assemble the Sport Club Rodez, a union organizer and artist
[05:13:46] running to represent a swath of Brooklyn and Queens, dubbed the Common Corridor, for
[05:13:50] its left wing political bent. His enthusiastic reception underscored the standing that
[05:13:55] Piker holds on the left, particularly over the younger activists, positioned at
[05:13:58] the left answer to influential partners like Joe Rogan, the streaming star commands a size
[05:14:03] of a audience and the conservative broadcast pen shot for no holds bar commentary.
[05:14:09] It's also created quandary for Democrats eager to rebuild their relationship with Gen Z, but
[05:14:12] nerves about association with someone whose fiery indictments of Israeli U.S. foreign
[05:14:16] policy routinely earned bipartisan criticism.
[05:14:19] Figer's called Zionism an extermination of this ideology, and regularly describes
[05:14:23] the Israeli status genocidal, also cooked.
[05:14:27] All facts.
[05:14:28] the statement of american or not a lot of you later the u.s. had brought it on
[05:14:31] itself became a flash when mondanese on mayoral campaign parker subsequently said
[05:14:34] the commons inappropriate
[05:14:35] in his life seems often get them since and saying israel specific to its
[05:14:38] government
[05:14:39] he's probably dismissed the ongoing debate over the risk of shooting with
[05:14:42] him as overblown
[05:14:43] based on mischaracterization of his views of the obsession of legacy
[05:14:46] media and democratic stash at a step with the way the last next
[05:14:49] generations in the world
[05:14:50] for candidates buying
[05:14:51] in mondanese new york those countries are far from the focus
[05:14:55] hopefully they're going to be seeing how red their commie corridor is all the
[05:14:58] way from space by the quick to the bar
[05:15:00] he tried to do a nearby park to hand out payments and approach a man
[05:15:03] out walking his dog who did not know his election day
[05:15:06] was lucky down for clarifying that as piker said thousands of years on the
[05:15:08] live stream
[05:15:11] uh... from across the world cheer them on
[05:15:13] you guys got a you guys get a mention article
[05:15:17] later than i've ever does a measure crowded democratic field to clinch the
[05:15:19] primary by more than twenty points part of the way for ds a back in
[05:15:22] cross city
[05:15:23] the nice service could uh... capstone for piger decided to spend the year
[05:15:26] traveling at the interview and promote young socials can't cross country
[05:15:30] election results
[05:15:31] of his twitch
[05:15:32] uh... on a switch channel recounts three million followers
[05:15:35] at breakfast next morning is near at his new york city hotel parker argues
[05:15:38] bring folks primary is that are not getting the media attention they deserve
[05:15:41] and that he can reach voters who have a diverse media diet and harness
[05:15:44] predisposed to like major mallets
[05:15:46] teens and young adults are increasingly turning influence like
[05:15:48] piger for the news 81% of teens receive at least some news from content creators
[05:15:53] according to a poll from the media insight project more than half of all
[05:15:57] American teenagers and adults 57% say the same on Tuesday piger argued he
[05:16:03] represented more than the views of young voters there are a lot of older
[05:16:06] people who are also sick and tired of the do nothing Democrats and they want
[05:16:09] real change they want real fighters and we're seeing that impact right now he
[05:16:13] He said, still, Piker's efforts to exert influence have been dogged by controversy surrounding
[05:16:20] his more insidious comments earlier in June as plants speak in South by Southwest London
[05:16:23] and the Oxford Union were dashed when the British Home Office prevented him from entering the
[05:16:27] country shortly after a three-venus endeavor canceled his parents with two Colorado Democratic
[05:16:32] Congressional primary candidates for the House and Senate.
[05:16:35] The venue cited security concerns according to Denver Post, nor has his appeal always
[05:16:39] translated outside of deep blue districts.
[05:16:41] candidates endorsed by piker have gone on to lose their races including three in
[05:16:44] california this is where they this is a misreporting they got it wrong because I
[05:16:51] told them that I had not endorsed nithy romin who ended up winning anyway and I
[05:16:56] did not endorse tom steyer ended up losing only schrycott is who lost out
[05:17:01] of the candidates I've endorsed and when in new jersey where he was born I
[05:17:05] don't know who they're referencing that lost in new jersey because how many
[05:17:09] actually won. So I don't know what they were referencing there. Richard Torres, a
[05:17:17] Democratic congressman from the Bronx who avoided upset from progressive
[05:17:20] challenges on Tuesday night, called them the anti-Semitic post trial for a
[05:17:22] systematically anti-Semitic social media platform in an email to Amazon.com, Inc.
[05:17:31] which owns Twitch protesting his comments.
[05:17:39] Cat Lost in Illinois? Yeah, but that's not New Jersey or California. That's why I'm
[05:17:49] saying Lee doesn't make sense. Unless they mean Nate Blu and in Utah and Effie.
[05:17:58] They're talking about Dr. Oz. Yeah, my man, Dr. Oz, my candidate.
[05:18:06] That about Musab, you didn't endorse or stream with them, but I can't think of another New
[05:18:10] Jersey race.
[05:18:11] Yeah, I don't know what they were.
[05:18:12] Did you actually endorse Kat?
[05:18:14] Yes, I did.
[05:18:17] I never rallied with her, but I did endorse her.
[05:18:24] Prominent Democratic US centers, including New Jersey core Booker, Arizona's Ruben Gallego,
[05:18:29] Gallego, and Michigan's Elisa Slotkin told political earlier this year they would
[05:18:33] not be willing to appear on Pyger's show.
[05:18:35] I never invited them but while the provocative comments of grab headlines can is an operative seeking pyres assistant says he puts in the work to
[05:18:42] Help their campaigns when Valdez with a little on Canada buying his longtime community organizer and politician Antonio Rinozo
[05:18:47] Piker flew to New York to go bowling with the Canada on his livestream
[05:18:49] He's helped phone bank for candidates and is in regular touch with the DSA while noting
[05:18:54] He does not take direction from the party by girls. This is he texted mom down. He was Maro Betty aggressively supported
[05:18:59] I think some pikers actually extremely significant political figure out the left of this country
[05:19:03] And I don't say that lightly said Andrew Epstein Valdez's communications director
[05:19:07] I'm in the celebration by ground Wednesday downplayed his role helping shape the results insisting
[05:19:11] He's simply a vessel for changing political wins
[05:19:13] A lot of the media focus will be on characters on individuals Piker said but the reality of the matter is this is a movement comprised of people
[05:19:20] Who want to center the working class in their politics that are sick and tired of the way things are going?
[05:19:26] Boom
[05:19:28] Did you endorse Libam Muhammad? No, I did not. I endorse Nate Bluyn alongside Bernard Sanders,
[05:19:37] and he lost. Yes, I will be talking to Francesca Hahn, yes.
[05:19:52] Why won't they talk about your endorsement at Toby Dyrdon? Because it was shock the
[05:19:55] world, okay? That's why. I think, I think if Bloomberg and
[05:20:11] mainstream media knew that I was reaching across the aisle and endorsing Toby Durden
[05:20:18] for a South Dakota governor, Terbi Derby, my Terbi, it was shock the world, okay? They
[05:20:26] would say, wow, this guy understands bipartisanship. Wow, this guy knows. This guy knows a real
[05:20:33] working class hero when he sees one. Are you conscious about this sort of scorekeeping
[05:20:43] for wins and losses? Are you less likely to endorse a long shot because of this?
[05:20:46] No, what the fuck? Why would you... No, man, I don't give a shit.
[05:20:51] Dog, I'm not running for office. I'm not vying for political power. I just want fucking socialists to win elections.
[05:21:01] The only reason why I won't, like, spend a good deal of time on certain candidates is not because of their lack of viability or whatever,
[05:21:09] But it's also because there's a there's a finite amount of resources and a finite amount of
[05:21:15] Influencing that I could do because I'm only one person. This is just one community. So I try to coordinate to the best of my ability
[05:21:24] with
[05:21:25] Specifically the Democratic Socialists of America without getting notes from them. We are not in constant coordination and contact with one another
[05:21:33] okay
[05:21:34] Contrary to what the speculation might be
[05:21:36] I'm an independent media content creator totally independent, okay totally independent
[05:21:46] Just remember that
[05:21:54] Okay, yeah
[05:22:06] What? Great day with Bar Harbor Oyster learning about aquaculture in Maine?
[05:22:13] What? The Maine wire is so funny, it's an outlet entirely dedicated to shitting on Grand Platinum.
[05:22:21] Like this is literally an entire outlet that came out of nowhere that is exclusively dedicated to Grand Platinum, anti-Grand Platinum coverage.
[05:22:31] Isn't that wild by the way?
[05:22:36] She's literally in a gram for Maine ad. Why are you so bad at this?
[05:22:46] Oyster Farmer and a small business owner. Gram knows what it means to wake up at 4 am
[05:22:50] with the rest of us. That's so awesome.
[05:22:53] And then the meat fills in. So when we put them through the grainer it chips off this
[05:22:57] edge a little bit and that tells the oyster to put less energy into going out and
[05:23:01] more energy into going down. More proof that Gram for Maine is a complete
[05:23:05] We meet those people today who really are in a living in the industry. Well, it turns out they were in a Grand Platinum ad
[05:23:13] It's Grand Platinum's more Pegasus
[05:23:17] More Pegaslop my goat
[05:23:22] How's more Pegaslop doing yet no we watch the Dana bash
[05:23:26] Support
[05:23:27] In a bash as a question of a peg Morse cats answers
[05:23:30] container bash. Why are you singling out APEC? I will say, let's just say there are some
[05:23:39] more, you know, media trained and more media sensitive individuals that are also receiving
[05:23:48] the Hassanabi edit as of late. And I will say it's kind of funny to watch them go through
[05:23:55] the ringer in a similar capacity, whether it be getting called out for calling APAC monsters,
[05:24:05] or whether it be getting yelled at by Dana Bash for singling out APAC after she asked
[05:24:13] personally about APAC.
[05:24:18] In a long enough timeline, no matter how careful and no matter how sensitive the controversy
[05:24:23] might be, controversy will end up finding its way to your doorstep, because the controversy
[05:24:29] and outrage is perfectly manufactured.
[05:24:53] the deeper echelons of the Democrat party.
[05:24:56] All those people who held office forever,
[05:24:58] seat after seat after seat after seat,
[05:25:00] and they're waking up to a new normal this morning.
[05:25:03] I think one of the best things that has happened,
[05:25:06] what is this?
[05:25:06] He's still slapping on me.
[05:25:08] He's still slavering.
[05:25:11] Hassan just destroyed my career.
[05:25:17] What is it?
[05:25:18] My apology video, stream crashed.
[05:25:21] What why did you say he's still slobbing on me?
[05:25:32] What this room six months ago
[05:25:36] This is 13,000 likes bro
[05:25:39] There are so many people on the on the internet that is not gonna make it before the main wire had grabbed they posted six times
[05:25:45] They about try at Chinese grows in Maine
[05:25:50] If you cover the wild article about Tulsi Gabbard being a cult member, no, but I know
[05:25:58] that already.
[05:25:59] I've known.
[05:26:01] It's not new information.
[05:26:02] That was a known thing for quite a while.
[05:26:16] And some of them thought that they could just ride it out into the sunset.
[05:26:20] see about that. Alexis, thank you. Countless headlines now echoing the massive effect on
[05:26:26] the political landscape. Here's a tiny sample. Do you feel very politically powerful at this
[05:26:31] moment? I would. Not trying to lie to you, but as an individual, you have a remarkable
[05:26:34] amount of power through your voice. I don't feel anything. Let's be real. There's so
[05:26:44] much more work to be done. Even last night, I was immediately like, all right, what's
[05:26:48] next. May like heroes. Oliver Larkin, Abdul Al Sayed.
[05:26:53] I'm Donnie Emerges as kingmaker. Primary forecasts future for Democrats and socialist earthquake
[05:27:01] leaves Democrats reeling. House Speaker Mike Johnson from moments ago describing socialists.
[05:27:07] Look at this.
[05:27:08] Brilliant. Morris Kats.
[05:27:09] Democrats have candidates winning primaries and rising through the ranks. There's a
[05:27:13] few of them, Vang in California, one of the Democrats, she won't say the Pledge of Allegiance.
[05:27:19] Hamaway in New Jersey, Democrat candidate, socialist candidate, has ties to Al Qaeda
[05:27:24] and other terrorists.
[05:27:25] Chevalier won last night in New York over Hakim's counter endorsement.
[05:27:31] She says she wants to abolish the border.
[05:27:33] She doesn't want a border for the country.
[05:27:35] Mendoza in Arizona wants to decriminalize trans prostitution, apparently that's the
[05:27:41] thing.
[05:27:42] I have no what the fuck are these guys even I don't even know who half these people are and I also don't know what the fuck they're talking about.
[05:28:00] about. But it's really funny, because this has the this has the
[05:28:10] energy of a guy, like a child, who's reading something out
[05:28:14] loud, that he made up, and it's scaring him.
[05:28:21] But he's like, I wrote this short story. It's a very scary
[05:28:27] story. And guess what? It's currently scaring me. Okay. Oh,
[05:28:34] is is Claire on Aaron Burnett? Let's go. Let's go. Let's go.
[05:28:39] That's good. Good stuff. Let's hear. Let's hear what Claire has
[05:28:43] to say to the CNN audience. Very exciting. God damn it.
[05:28:50] Fucking stupid ass ads. God damn it
[05:28:59] Remember when we warned everyone about the naked cyclists in Portland, I don't remember that
[05:29:06] Opt-off incumbent house Democrats and to ran as Democratic socialists one of them Claire Valdez is my next guest
[05:29:13] She's a state assembly woman who supports policies which include universal rent control Medicare for all
[05:29:19] shrinking the private sector, growing the public sector, abolishing ICE, and ending
[05:29:23] all arms sales to Israel and supporting Palestinian statehood. Out front now,
[05:29:27] State Assemblywoman Claire Valdez, and this is her first national interview since
[05:29:31] her win, and obviously it's a win that has sent shockwaves through the
[05:29:35] Democratic Party, through the Republican Party, to name it. Assemblywoman, you
[05:29:39] know, what do you think now you've had not even 24 hours here, what do
[05:29:44] you think your victory means? I think it means that the movement that
[05:29:47] elective Zoranumdani last year continues, and that the movement that has been fighting
[05:29:51] for working class New Yorkers for years before his election continues. We have a lot to win.
[05:29:57] We go to working people when we say, you know, this is our platform, we want to fight for
[05:30:01] you, we want to fight to abolish ICE and win Medicare for All to make your life more
[05:30:05] dignified and affordable, to empower workers that resonate to people, and we win. And
[05:30:10] so I'm very proud of the campaign.
[05:30:11] It's interesting in the context when you talk about housing and affordability,
[05:30:14] central that is and obviously in Washington that bipartisan bill was torpedoed today by
[05:30:20] the president because he wants his voting bill. He is seizing though, as are other Republicans,
[05:30:25] on your victory and other victories by Democratic socialists here in New York as a negative.
[05:30:33] Let me just play some of what they've said.
[05:30:35] Well, they're going radical left, they're going really, you know, you talk about the
[05:30:42] Democrat socialists you took really, it's really communist.
[05:30:45] These are the times that Reagan was warning about.
[05:30:47] He was, he was warning about communism overseas.
[05:30:50] Now it is on our own shores.
[05:30:51] Okay.
[05:30:52] The Bolshevik Revolution of 2026, but the Mandami takeover of the Democrat Party is
[05:30:59] official.
[05:31:00] Yes, we are the Bolsheviks.
[05:31:02] I hope.
[05:31:03] Okay.
[05:31:04] I'm just going through here and Trump using the word communist, Mike Johnson using the
[05:31:08] word communism.
[05:31:10] Is that a badge of honor to hear them talk like that?
[05:31:13] You know, I'm a proud democratic socialist and for what that means for me is that my
[05:31:17] union taught me that when we organize together we can take on bad bosses, we can win good
[05:31:21] wages, we can win dignified working conditions.
[05:31:25] And it's funny that, you know, they would invoke Reagan who famously decimated the
[05:31:30] labor movement, you know, attacked Pat, you know, after Pat Co, really stuff that's
[05:31:34] toned for what the federal government has done to the labor movement over the
[05:31:37] last, you know, decades. My goal in running for office is always, how do we get
[05:31:42] as many people as possible into unions? How do we pass the Pro Act? How do we
[05:31:45] stand on the side of working people so that they have the power to fight for
[05:31:49] themselves and their co-workers and their neighbors? And that's the movement
[05:31:52] that I come out of and very proud to be a part of it.
[05:31:54] Okay, so that is what they're saying, all right, and you're talking about
[05:31:57] unions but here's the thing it's in the Democratic Party too right there are a
[05:32:01] lot of people who are freaking out and and are not happy about your victory and
[05:32:05] other victories so and there's a couple reasons for that Israel's one of them
[05:32:09] Palestinian statehood so Josh Gallimer Democratic congressman
[05:32:13] he told CNN obviously the socialists had a big win last night the question is
[05:32:17] are we gonna let them take over the party or we gonna stand up and fight
[05:32:20] back many of us believe as I do that if you're a socialist you're not a
[05:32:25] a Democrat. And two other prominent Democrats, one a Senator, one a prominent strategist that
[05:32:30] you probably know enough about your whole life, have also come out for other reasons
[05:32:34] criticizing here they are.
[05:32:36] The dirtbag lip is having their moment.
[05:32:40] And understand these people do not like Democrats. Not only are they not Democrats, they wish
[05:32:45] Democrats poorly.
[05:32:47] Okay, there's a lot in there. Let's just start with James Carville. Do you wish
[05:32:52] Not only are you not a Democrat, you wish Democrats poorly, is what he's saying, is that true?
[05:32:58] What I wish is for working class people to have the dignity, the wages, the protections that they deserve.
[05:33:03] And if the Democratic Party is willing to stand for it, Medicare for All is willing to fight for abolishing ICE
[05:33:09] and bringing the billions, trillions of dollars we spend on forever wars back into our communities,
[05:33:14] then that's the Democratic Party I want to be part of.
[05:33:17] That's what we're fighting for in these races.
[05:33:19] over the last, you know, several weeks, months as progressives
[05:33:23] around the country are winning and last night,
[05:33:25] that this is what the working class and the...
[05:33:27] James Carval is so funny because he goes
[05:33:28] back and forth with these campaigns.
[05:33:30] I have a point there.
[05:33:31] Then when you listen to Senator Futterman,
[05:33:33] the dirtbag left is having their moment.
[05:33:35] Obviously, when it comes to an issue like Israel, right,
[05:33:37] he is diametrically opposed to where you stand.
[05:33:40] But I mean, can you recognize that the two of you
[05:33:43] are even in the same party?
[05:33:45] It's a big party.
[05:33:46] It's a big tent party.
[05:33:48] And I think what's important for me right now
[05:33:50] is saying that we want the mandate in this race,
[05:33:53] we want across the entire district,
[05:33:55] and that the message that we had at the doors resonated.
[05:33:58] People want affordability, they want politicians
[05:34:01] who will stand up against ICE,
[05:34:02] who will stand up against forever wars,
[05:34:04] and you want to see the resources that we pour
[05:34:06] into agencies that do not make us safer
[05:34:08] back into our neighborhoods and hospitals
[05:34:11] and healthcare and education,
[05:34:13] the things that actually make lives
[05:34:14] dignified and beautiful here in New York Southern.
[05:34:16] So there's affordability.
[05:34:19] There's also the issue of Israel.
[05:34:20] And I want to follow on that just because obviously,
[05:34:22] Congresswoman Gotthamers talked about that a lot as well.
[05:34:24] Is the party big tent enough that you
[05:34:27] can be in the same party where you support
[05:34:29] Palestinian statehood and are talking about genocide
[05:34:32] with people who support arms sales Israel
[05:34:35] and Israel's actions in this war and in Lebanon?
[05:34:38] Is the tent big enough to include a John Federman
[05:34:42] and a you on that issue?
[05:34:43] What I'd say is that the people who do not agree with me,
[05:34:47] that we should not be aiding and abetting
[05:34:49] a genocide and occupation, that the Democratic electorate
[05:34:53] does not reflect that position by far and large.
[05:34:55] The Democratic electorate wants to see us pull resources away
[05:34:59] from that.
[05:34:59] And again, put them back into our communities.
[05:35:01] They don't want to see our tax dollars going
[05:35:03] to fund a genocide, a apartheid occupation.
[05:35:06] They're tired of that.
[05:35:07] And we heard this over and over again at the doors.
[05:35:10] But this is an opinion that is reflected
[05:35:12] across the entire country, it's not just in New York City.
[05:35:14] I think that Democrats would be well advised
[05:35:17] to listen to the people who put them in their offices
[05:35:19] when they say that.
[05:35:20] Right, Assemblyman Valdes, I appreciate your time,
[05:35:22] and thank you for taking the time to talk to us.
[05:35:24] Thank you so much for having me.
[05:35:26] And next, live pictures from Trump's
[05:35:27] great American state fair.
[05:35:29] He says it's to celebrate America's 250th anniversary,
[05:35:32] but has it simply become a full-on MAGA rally?
[05:35:36] Plus one of HGTV.
[05:35:38] Doing a good job of not shitting on other
[05:35:41] like this directly. I'm all for a firebrand, but she knows right now she needs to just focus on the issues.
[05:35:46] Well, I think reframing everything back to to first principles and like what it means to be a democratic socialist is the appropriate way to message in this situation.
[05:35:56] Because they're like, oh, don't you think this is a scary, commie bullshit?
[05:36:00] And yeah, a lot of a lot of Twitter posters would look at that opportunity on the main stage and be like, yeah, I'm fucking based, right?
[05:36:11] Yeah, I'm fucking base big dog. What's up? Whoo. Yeah, you SSR right but like
[05:36:19] Lucky for us a lot of these champions that have been elected into
[05:36:24] Into these positions of power
[05:36:28] Understand what the average person's perspective is even if they live in the commie corridor like Claire does right and
[05:36:35] Recognize that this is a great opportunity to put your best foot forward
[05:36:38] You don't have to shy away from your values in any way shape or form. You don't have to compromise on them at all
[05:36:44] you can simply be honest and
[05:36:48] Being honest in that situation is like I'm a democratic socialist because what that means to me is giving workers back the power in
[05:36:54] Their labor because labor is what generates the value and without labor without workers. There is no value whatsoever
[05:37:02] right
[05:37:04] That's it. It's super simple. You don't always have to be as as fucking abnormal as possible
[05:37:13] Generally since when has what anyone progressive physically said mattered to media portrayal. What do you mean? It matters quite a bit
[05:37:22] It matters so much are you kidding me you're on CNN
[05:37:27] There's a reason why a lot of the liberals who hate me and track everything that I do will obsess over
[05:37:33] or shit that I say on my stream as jokes,
[05:37:37] you know, in comfortable company
[05:37:41] versus like how I would present
[05:37:46] what I believe to a much broader audience.
[05:37:49] You know what I mean?
[05:37:52] You're not supposed to compromise on your values
[05:37:54] regardless as I keep stressing over and over again,
[05:37:57] but there's a better way to explain it to people,
[05:38:00] Especially when so many people have personal hang-ups over what socialism means.
[05:38:19] So many people have been completely radicalized against what they perceive as socialism.
[05:38:28] Yes, Leticia James had a bad tag as well.
[05:38:36] That's a little bit expected.
[05:38:41] Yeah, good example. I wouldn't go on CNN and suddenly bring up Terbi Derby, except you're wrong.
[05:38:46] That would imply cowardice. I would go on CNN and say, Terbi Derby.
[05:38:51] What do you expect me to say? I would like Dusty Johnson hell no and no Larry wrote in either I
[05:38:59] Tell him was what?
[05:39:02] Derby Derby is gonna save South Dakota. That's what I would tell him
[05:39:14] Yeah, New York City Leticia James criticize New York City mayor
[05:39:17] Mamdani and some of those endorsed candidates in New York City's Democratic
[05:39:20] Primaries telling CNN that some of those candidates don't understand the
[05:39:23] communities they want to represent and are disconnected from the history and
[05:39:26] struggles of many New York City districts. She also said that she and
[05:39:31] other Democratic leaders are disappointed in Mamdani adding, all of us are a
[05:39:34] little frustrated with the Democratic Party, but you don't blow it up. That's
[05:39:38] what MAGA has done.
[05:39:42] Curious how Adam Johnson says, curious how James thinks her attending
[05:39:46] The pro-genocide rally two weeks ago plays with the communities of color who overwhelmingly
[05:39:49] agree with Mamdani on Israel versus the machine she's defending that made a tacit alliance with
[05:39:54] the Israel lobby to either support genocide or look the other way.
[05:39:58] Yeah, it only goes in one direction.
[05:40:01] A direction that unfortunately for Letitia James happens to be very popular, especially
[05:40:07] considering that it is a direction that is more responsive to the needs.
[05:40:16] What are five books you'd recommend every young socialist to read to get a better world view?
[05:40:41] Oh my God, we got a reading list on the Discord.
[05:40:46] She is gone as a second term. No, I mean, I think, um, I think Leticia James is fine.
[05:40:56] She's also a political operative. And therefore she, she will, she is the type of person
[05:41:04] like as, as attorney general, she's done a lot of good. Okay.
[05:41:16] We can't access your Discord. Good.
[05:41:21] So...
[05:41:24] Leticia James is a political operative, and she's actually pretty decent as an attorney general,
[05:41:30] and she knows which way the winds are blowing, and I think she'll eventually come around on a lot of this stuff.
[05:41:36] Sometimes she has good instincts, other times she's bad, a bit of a mixed bag, yeah.
[05:41:41] Overall though, she's a pretty fucking solid attorney general. Like, they're far worse.
[05:41:46] There are far worse 30 generals around the country.
[05:41:51] Alright, let me ask this. Why the deep hatred for Israel? Why?
[05:41:59] Yeah, because if you have such contempt for Israel, I mean, of course you're also anti-American and you're anti-Western civilization.
[05:42:10] and you're, you know, seeing anti capitalism and the American way of life. I mean, now they're
[05:42:17] all socialists, of course. And now there's a communist and now Marxist and other proud
[05:42:24] of this. And now of course we have P hustle in Maine. You know, that's another one he's
[05:42:28] a self about in a communist. Wow, fucking God, I'm dude P hustle in Maine. God, he's
[05:42:36] so nasty. He's such a nasty little pervert.
[05:42:41] Well, that's not even looked down on and the significant part of the democratic party right now.
[05:42:48] All right. Let me ask this. Why, why the deep hatred for Israel? Why?
[05:42:56] Yeah, because, because I mean, if you, if you have such contempt for Israel, I mean, of course,
[05:43:01] you're also anti-American and you're anti-Western civilization. Bro you think
[05:43:12] he thinks he's cooking? Bro I don't think he thinks. Actually I know he doesn't
[05:43:19] think. He is literally incapable. Out of interest why'd you put anti-Israel
[05:43:30] above anti-american your list of alleged sins from this candidate. Anti-Israel, anti-american,
[05:43:36] anti-Western civilization, yeah, in order of priority, duh.
[05:43:47] I think it's really funny that there is an objectively brain dead senator in what is
[05:43:58] supposed to be the greatest deliberative body on the planet and we just all sit
[05:44:03] around and act like this is a normal thing and I guess because of the
[05:44:08] gerontocracy it's not that far off from like half of the other senators who
[05:44:13] are shitting in their diapers anyway like the Senate and the House of
[05:44:19] Representatives is majority people who can't control their bowel movements and
[05:44:24] And therefore, we just look at a guy who is like medically brain-dead, medically stupid,
[05:44:32] and we're just like, yep, that's another one.
[05:44:34] What are you going to do?
[05:44:36] This is just the Congress and the most powerful country on the planet.
[05:44:42] I'm going to stop going to church because Trump voters were there.
[05:44:48] This is just a sampling.
[05:44:50] And these kind of people have been popping up.
[05:44:52] You've been hearing me say for weeks.
[05:44:53] many Mamdani's popping up all around the country. It is a dangerous thing. This is not a joke.
[05:44:58] We're in a fight right now to save the Republic. And every American needs to take this seriously.
[05:45:04] Power panel now, Cassie Smetley, GOP strategist, Megan Hayes, former Biden White House Director
[05:45:09] of Message Planning. Look, Cassie, this is not a shock if you've been watching
[05:45:15] some of these races. But some of the things that are being said now, they're not Democrats.
[05:45:20] But will the Democrat Party, do you think, wake up and say, no, they're socialists,
[05:45:24] let's do two separate parties?
[05:45:26] Good morning to you both.
[05:45:29] It's a good question because former DNC chair Jamie Harrison last night put out a tweet saying,
[05:45:33] if you're going to waive the DSA flag and expect to use the Democrat Party's resources,
[05:45:38] essentially we don't want you.
[05:45:40] So where will they go?
[05:45:41] But the problem they have with this civil war is that the establishment is losing
[05:45:47] and the establishment doesn't have a clear leader.
[05:45:49] They clearly don't think Hakeem Jeffries is the guy.
[05:45:52] And so in the absence of that,
[05:45:54] Mamedami and his DSA efforts.
[05:45:57] Oh my God.
[05:45:59] Mamedami?
[05:46:02] I feel like they say it's wrong so much
[05:46:06] that they're gonna say it right
[05:46:07] and I'm gonna accidentally think they're saying it wrong.
[05:46:10] And be like, no, it's Mamedabi.
[05:46:12] You're gonna be like, Zora Mamedami.
[05:46:13] And I'm gonna be like, no, it's stupid.
[05:46:16] It's Mamedabadoo.
[05:46:18] Mamedami.
[05:46:19] Yeah, Schumer is so not a part. Schumer is so not a part of the conversation. They don't
[05:46:34] even bring his ass up or happy to step in and they are organized and they are energized.
[05:46:41] And as you heard Speaker Johnson just lay out, it's not just in these deep Navy blue
[05:46:46] urban cities. They've got candidates across the country that are winning primaries and
[05:46:50] for Republicans, that's the message into November. You think there's disarray in Washington now.
[05:46:56] Wait until this new Democrat party gets to Washington. Don't vote for them if you want
[05:47:01] anything to get done.
[05:47:02] I want everyone to watch what House Minority Leader Hocking Jeffries, the most powerful
[05:47:07] Democrat in the House. This is what he said right before New York City Mayor
[05:47:12] Zoram Mandani was elected last November.
[05:47:15] Watch.
[05:47:16] Do you see Mandani as the future of the Democratic Party?
[05:47:21] No, I think the future of the Democratic Party
[05:47:24] is going to fall as far as we're concerned
[05:47:27] relative to the House Democratic caucus
[05:47:30] and members who are doing a great work all across the country
[05:47:35] as it relates to our need to both take back
[05:47:37] control of the House.
[05:47:40] OK, that was a lot of words.
[05:47:41] But his first word was, no,
[05:47:43] Mom Donnie is not the future of the party.
[05:47:45] Megan, how did he get it so wrong?
[05:47:49] So I don't actually think he's wrong.
[05:47:50] I think a couple of things are at play here.
[05:47:52] This is an anti-incumbency election,
[05:47:54] I think, for both Democrats and Republicans.
[05:47:56] But these three people who won last night in New York
[05:47:58] are not helping win back the majority
[05:48:00] for the House Democrats.
[05:48:01] That's taking place in New York 17 in Utah one,
[05:48:04] where the people actually elected more moderate Democrats
[05:48:07] and people who are actual Democrats
[05:48:08] who speak for the majority of the Democratic Party.
[05:48:10] So, you know, I don't think he's necessarily wrong.
[05:48:12] I think that this would surprise to some people that they were able to take hold and win.
[05:48:18] But all politics are local.
[05:48:19] And this is what people in New York City wanted.
[05:48:21] But this is not what the majority of people across the country are.
[05:48:23] A shovel, yeah.
[05:48:24] I mean, come on.
[05:48:25] Some of these people are going to Capitol Hill, and this is this is potential.
[05:48:29] Guys, you're Fox News.
[05:48:32] I feel like they keep forgetting that they're Fox News.
[05:48:36] I feel like they keep thinking that they're like, I don't know, CNN.
[05:48:40] or something like they like this last decade of American politics has been irreparably changed
[05:48:49] by Donald Trump. You guys have played a major role in being that change in making sure that
[05:48:56] that change was permanent. Okay. It's so shocking that they're like wow some of these people
[05:49:05] are going to Congress like the up and even before Donald Trump like the Tea Party predates Donald Trump as a matter of fact
[05:49:12] One could even say Donald Trump kind of leaned in
[05:49:15] To the Tea Party, which was astroturf by the Koch brothers, right?
[05:49:20] And you guys were defending that
[05:49:24] Those people are that shit fucking crazy like in comparison to anything that you could even match up
[05:49:32] with
[05:49:34] Daria Lee's is like former tweets or whatever like there's nothing there in she would be the most normal
[05:49:43] She would be the most normal person involved in this caucus. Oh nice, thank you
[05:49:52] Yeah, yeah, it's the same size. Oh nice, okay
[05:49:56] I think it's the same.
[05:49:58] Some of this stuff are on.
[05:50:02] At least they think they can.
[05:50:04] This is sidelining. Anything that you think you stand for on the left, because they are, and I've had so many establishment Democrats say it, they're just louder than you guys are.
[05:50:15] The Faulkner Focus went out on the streets of New York, spoke directly with Americans, because we have people from all over the country here right now with a whole lot of sporting events and everything.
[05:50:24] So it's a great opportunity to talk with Americans about the serves of socialism right here.
[05:50:30] Watch countries and leaders that have embraced socialism has had such a tragic end to it.
[05:50:36] And the people are the ones that end up suffering the most.
[05:50:39] Social security is a socialist program, Medicare is a socialist program.
[05:50:43] Staff benefits.
[05:50:44] Cook.
[05:50:45] Cook.
[05:50:46] Cook.
[05:50:47] My God.
[05:50:48] Today, I returned to my work office at Cooper's Coupers Q, Cooper Square Committee.
[05:51:00] It's been an honor to organize hundreds of tenants on the Lower East Side these past
[05:51:04] several years.
[05:51:05] And many of these folks remember me when they went to their polling site to go vote
[05:51:10] I mean, it's it's extra it's extra funny because it's dime square and it's like Peter Thiel has spent a good deal of money trying to make that money.
[05:51:39] trying to make that a hub of like this new crypto fascist, like edgy, but also a somewhat
[05:51:50] art focused community.
[05:51:52] And now it's it's it's being run by a democratic socialist.
[05:51:59] The legacy of Cooper Square runs deep original organizers like legendary Francis Golden
[05:52:03] defeated Robert Moses from building an expressway through lower Manhattan.
[05:52:07] I'm proud to be a housing organizer rooted in this community and will always fight for
[05:52:10] lower Manhattan.
[05:52:17] It's also kind of interesting because like low key, this district is Chinatown, right?
[05:52:24] So there's a lot of older, there's a lot of older Chinese Americans in this district
[05:52:30] that actually are somewhat more right wing overall when it comes to crime and stuff
[05:52:34] like that and and if you remember he was talking about how like his opponent his
[05:52:40] major opponent was like representing a totally different set of values in the
[05:52:46] Chinese campaign materials as opposed to the English campaign materials so you
[05:52:52] know these guys it pulled a lot of shit it pulled a lot of weird shit
[05:52:58] Wasn't he running? Yeah, he won.
[05:53:02] Chatter. Yes, you do remember him from the couch.
[05:53:07] Because he was running, and he's no longer running because he won.
[05:53:14] You know?
[05:53:20] Gotta bring this banger back so we can learn how to fucking say it? What?
[05:53:28] Donnie
[05:53:29] Okay, dude
[05:53:31] Jesus
[05:53:33] I saw signs on stores that were Yapa and the Shen Yun Lamau. Yeah, of course. Have you followed the Danish election at all?
[05:53:40] No, brother. Y'all are on your own. I'm sorry. I
[05:53:47] See no ill will and some animosity. I'm a Democrat
[05:53:49] I earned the nomination to be the person facing Republican incumbent in Texas House District
[05:53:53] One three one three two over the last 18 months of build my own team using my own resource collectively have knocked on
[05:53:58] 40,000 dollars in that time unless something crazy happens in the next two days
[05:54:02] I will file a TEC report that shows my campaign as two
[05:54:06] $2,500 cash on hand. So when you say don't use our resources literally what resources don't rely on our volunteers
[05:54:13] I'm sorry
[05:54:13] Who's volunteers because you do not own volunteers don't use our infrastructure
[05:54:17] What infrastructure because I'm out here on an island in West Harris County?
[05:54:21] And I might not even be able to afford yard signs for fuck's sake. Now last but not least don't ask Democrats to invest their time money
[05:54:26] Energy in your campaign heard loud and clear. I won't ask for anything. I started this campaign knowing. I mean look I
[05:54:33] Don't know who Sarah McGee is
[05:54:35] But I will tell you this much
[05:54:37] This sentiment has been echoed by numerous campaigns that I have worked with as well
[05:54:42] Democrats don't do shit and as a matter of fact
[05:54:46] Something very interesting has happened
[05:54:49] Okay
[05:54:50] Something very interesting has happened. They have money to spend when it comes to establishment
[05:54:56] incumbent, you know, machine politicians that are under threat
[05:55:00] by socialist insurgents. That's when they do actually spend
[05:55:04] money and a good deal of effort to try to thwart those sorts of candidacies. However,
[05:55:10] a lot of people don't even, a lot of people don't
[05:55:15] even give money to the DNC anymore. They just give the campaigns directly.
[05:55:20] Okay. Perfect. So that's the other side of the story. That's part of the reason why that's
[05:55:33] part of the reason why they're having a hard time fundraising and the DNC is like in solvent
[05:55:38] right now. Because most people just give straight to campaigns. But luckily, our goat has
[05:55:48] Guam locked the fuck down. You understand? He's locked it down. Is this the last day in New
[05:55:56] York City of April? Yes. Tomorrow I'll be back in Los Angeles and at night I will be going
[05:56:02] to the Turkey USA football game. Guam gang.
[05:56:12] So it really depends on how you define socialism. I think people try to exploit it and say
[05:56:17] as to what is being described as today.
[05:56:20] I don't know, desperation, lack of knowledge.
[05:56:26] I don't think they know the impact it could have.
[05:56:30] I don't know, ignorance.
[05:56:31] Anything goes as long as it's not a Republican
[05:56:34] is the way people feel, I think.
[05:56:36] How are they gonna do all the stuff
[05:56:37] that was promised for you people when they voted for him?
[05:56:41] How is he gonna do all that?
[05:56:42] Isn't that what we thought, Vietnam?
[05:56:45] Communism which is the brother of the cousin or other of Communism and Socialism.
[05:56:53] She reminds us on Wednesdays we were pink. She's right about that Cassie. Gross.
[05:56:59] Yeah, it's interesting when you hear the perspective from the broader country. Again, the Democrats have, you know, their voters really haven't participated in a proper primary election.
[05:57:09] We have.
[05:57:10] We have fought communism just like the Democratic Party did last night, and we in the American
[05:57:17] tradition lost against communism in Vietnam, and the Democrats lost against communism last
[05:57:23] night, you know, so we're just, we're carrying the fucking flame.
[05:57:33] Presidential level and really more than a decade.
[05:57:36] And so they are feeling left out.
[05:57:39] they are feeling that they haven't paid attention to.
[05:57:41] And in the absence of that,
[05:57:43] they are saying, we're looking for something different.
[05:57:45] And Mandami and the DSA and Bernie Sanders
[05:57:47] are all too happy to step in
[05:57:49] and try and capture some enthusiasm.
[05:57:51] And again, this isn't just relegated
[05:57:54] to New York and the deep blue cities.
[05:57:55] Speaker Johnson outlined any number of candidates
[05:57:58] who are running on these platforms, waving their flags.
[05:58:01] And because there's not a good option,
[05:58:04] card carrying Democrats, I'm afraid,
[05:58:06] are gonna say, well, I'll hold my nose and vote
[05:58:08] this person versus anyone who stands with President Trump. That's the only play they have is anyone
[05:58:12] but Trump. But I will just say, Dan Goldman, who was the face of the Democrats impeachment efforts
[05:58:17] against Donald Trump just got ousted last night. So even that is too moderate.
[05:58:20] I think it's really funny because Sean Hannity was like mourning the loss of Dan Goldman,
[05:58:25] and Donald Trump straight up decided to make it about his impeachment.
[05:58:30] This is why Donald Trump is awesome, okay? For all of his failures,
[05:58:35] for all of his like out and about fascism. It is fucking hilarious for him to look at
[05:58:40] dang old man's electoral defeat by a candidate objectively to his left who definitely hates
[05:58:47] Donald Trump a lot more than dang Goldman does. And he looked at that and it was like
[05:58:51] the people in this district voted dang old man out because he was trying to impeach their
[05:58:58] president. It's bullshit.
[05:59:04] It's awesome party. Yeah, that's an interesting point. And look what
[05:59:07] happened to him at that. Yeah, Trump is nearly DSA agnostic,
[05:59:10] because a good way to stick it to the Dems is true. And obviously,
[05:59:14] I brought this up when talking about like, the kindred spirits
[05:59:18] that he thinks he is with Zoramumdani, because he sees
[05:59:23] himself as the guy who like broke the Republican machine and
[05:59:27] took it over and he's kind of sees Zoran and the momentum that Zoran has because he has
[05:59:31] an eye for talent and he sees the momentum Zoran has, he's like, oh, we're the same.
[05:59:37] Like you're doing to the Democrats what I did to the Republicans. Clearly, Zoran called
[05:59:42] Trump took him out for you, boss. New York City has your back.
[05:59:48] Bernie now says he's really happy that Dari won. Senator Sanders tells me he just
[05:59:51] spoke with Dari Elisa of Elisheva, L.A., to wish her the very best, said I'm
[05:59:55] really happy that she won and there was no particular reason she didn't get his endorsement.
[06:00:00] I thought he already had. Also said we own we are we endorse two K's in New York City
[06:00:06] Races. That's a lot. That's the only reason why it's so dumb. They mentioned you on the
[06:00:18] view podcast wait the view as a podcast
[06:00:43] has trump ever alluded to you or is he
[06:00:46] I mean, he's definitely not
[06:00:48] turk blind because he loves
[06:00:49] Richard Tye by the one.
[06:00:54] And I guess, I guess maybe he
[06:01:02] thinks Richard Tye by the one
[06:01:04] is Georgian.
[06:01:06] And maybe he is turk blind.
[06:01:11] He's never alluded to me.
[06:01:13] We got close.
[06:01:14] I thought with the Mike
[06:01:15] Lawler race but he never did and it kind of at this point it kind of hurts my
[06:01:21] feelings I'm not gonna lie I mean hopefully inshallah one day one day
[06:01:26] will have
[06:01:34] one day we'll have the Trump Know-it-y.
[06:01:37] I have a Guru's authority in my heart.
[06:01:40] Guru's authority in my heart.
[06:01:42] I have a Guru's authority in my heart.
[06:01:48] Your mention?
[06:01:51] That's not what these people were running on.
[06:01:53] The biggest rallying cry is the things that they were celebrating and that they were chanting the night of.
[06:01:57] They brought out Hassan Piker, whose entire personality is being anti-Israel.
[06:02:01] It was about this very niche issue of Israel rather than...
[06:02:06] What?
[06:02:08] Who the fucker what the fuck is this?
[06:02:11] Is this like the B League wait chat? I'm sorry. How the fuck did you guys even find out that there is a
[06:02:21] podcast for the view called behind the table and that
[06:02:26] They mentioned me on this podcast
[06:02:30] Some of y'all watch too much, okay
[06:02:34] Okay, look I'm a I'm a media demon. I'm unashamed. Maybe I should be maybe I should be ashamed of being a media demon
[06:02:41] But this is unbelievable, dude
[06:02:46] Who the fuck's watching the views podcast called behind the table this shit has seven thousand views I
[06:02:58] Only found this because the chatter mentioned it I know but like how did that chatter there's
[06:03:05] So there's a chatter out there who is such a fan of the view that he doesn't just watch the view
[06:03:11] It's not enough. He's like, oh, I haven't gotten my daily dose of the view. I have to watch the behind the table
[06:03:18] the view podcast I
[06:03:24] Mean it's awesome. Thank you
[06:03:27] Yeah, this is where the diehard view heads who can't get enough. I simply can't get enough of the view. I need more.
[06:03:37] You best not attack the view ladies. No, these are not the regular view ladies. The view ladies I think would like me.
[06:03:47] These are, this is the guest, Alyssa Farrag Griffin and Sarah Haynes.
[06:03:53] I don't even think Sarah Haynes is like a regular on the view, right?
[06:03:58] She was the one who was fucking chirping earlier too on the regular show.
[06:04:04] Affordability within, you know, the five boroughs.
[06:04:06] So arguably they're putting Israel in front of America.
[06:04:08] Yeah, oddly, yeah.
[06:04:09] So what do you attribute the success in this election for these candidates?
[06:04:13] Do you contribute?
[06:04:14] Yeah, good question.
[06:04:15] And I guess everybody fucking hates...
[06:04:18] I guess everybody fucking hates Israel then, huh?
[06:04:26] I will not be clipping Trump's 250th rally tonight because I'm celebrating America's 250th in my own way by watching...
[06:04:32] Okay, he's doing it on purpose. He's doing it on purpose. He's doing it on purpose.
[06:04:36] He...
[06:04:39] He is doing it on purpose.
[06:04:42] When Aaron Rupar comes out and now it tells us he's not gonna clip a Trump rally
[06:04:47] It's it's cuz Trump is gonna get clipped somehow and and that's the reason why I
[06:04:52] There's no way
[06:05:01] Joy Bayhard depending Democratic Socialist policies, let's go. I
[06:05:05] Mean get these ladies talking about Israel and they fucking lose their minds, but
[06:05:09] it.
[06:05:10] If I fall down, I want an ambulance. If my house is on fire, bring your hose. You know what
[06:05:18] I mean? We are looking. I'm not scared of the term. I think they're scared of the term
[06:05:25] in this country. But the Social Security is Democratic Socialism. Partly unemployment
[06:05:31] insurance is. The people who pick up your garbage, the people who take the fire out
[06:05:36] at your house. All of these things are democratic socialism. And there's a major reaction formation
[06:05:41] going on right now. If you see, we'll see soon, we're talking about later about Republican
[06:05:47] senators turning, congressmen are turning on Trump. And people have had it with this
[06:05:52] right wing, nasty politics that we've had to subject ourselves since this guy got into
[06:05:58] office. They're not afraid of the term democratic socialism. If I fall down, I want an ambulance.
[06:06:04] If my house is on fire, bring your house.
[06:06:06] You know what I mean?
[06:06:08] We are looking.
[06:06:09] I want...
[06:06:10] They're the regulars and then the guys, the producer.
[06:06:16] Jen Wells is going viral.
[06:06:17] My partner sent me this clip and isn't familiar with her.
[06:06:20] New York last night.
[06:06:22] Are the citizens standing up against corporations,
[06:06:25] against fascism, against MAGA,
[06:06:27] against corporate Democrats,
[06:06:29] against establishment Democrats?
[06:06:31] And this is hopefully going to sweep the entire country.
[06:06:36] And people go, oh my God, they're so radical,
[06:06:38] they're really not wanting to kill kids,
[06:06:43] not wanting to fund a country that intentionally targets
[06:06:47] children is not radical in the least.
[06:06:51] It is radical, homicidal and genocidal to kill kids.
[06:06:55] And then to call the people who oppose that,
[06:06:58] anti-Semitic assholes.
[06:07:00] This is the biggest bunch of gaslighting,
[06:07:03] quackery, fuckery on the planet,
[06:07:06] and good on Zoran for standing up
[06:07:08] and believing in something
[06:07:10] and calling these corporate packs out
[06:07:13] for being the monsters that they are.
[06:07:15] And shame on every democratic politician
[06:07:18] that takes money from the same fascists
[06:07:22] that are funding the dismantling
[06:07:24] of the United States of America
[06:07:25] and who willfully smile and fund
[06:07:28] intentional targeting of kids.
[06:07:32] True. You were mentioned at I-24 at the 8-hour mark.
[06:07:36] University incatenates that terrorized Jewish individuals and anyone with moral clarity.
[06:07:41] Even worse, Hassan Piker.
[06:07:43] Pictures with Hassan Piker who basically has talked about 9-11 as if it's no big deal.
[06:07:49] I always proudly walked around with my Yamagon as a proud Jew till recently that I started feeling...
[06:07:54] Wait, the glasses are throwing me up.
[06:07:57] He's wearing democratic socialism glasses.
[06:08:08] Well, if I just saw the glasses, I'd be like, oh, that's a democratic socialist.
[06:08:12] That's probably someone running for Congress on a DSA ticket.
[06:08:16] But then I look down at the blazer, I'm like, oh, God, oh, no, never mind.
[06:08:20] Oh, my God.
[06:08:23] You look at the blazer and that's what ultra stink is the DSA.
[06:08:27] ULTRAs, ULTRAs with the hammer and single emoji on their accounts on Twitter who do nothing but post
[06:08:36] think this is the average Democratic Socialist of America guy. This is who they think is the average
[06:08:46] DSA candidate. Yeah, I wonder what this guy's opinion on Israel is. Yeah, I can't really
[06:09:07] tell it seems it seems his position on Israel is ambiguous hmm yeah this guy
[06:09:21] will look at you sincerely and without even a little bit of irony say in the
[06:09:28] Upper West Side he is under attack okay he will literally look at you and go
[06:09:35] You know what you know how dangerous it is to be Jewish in the Upper East side in the Upper West side especially
[06:09:43] Do you know how dangerous it is
[06:09:50] Hopefully not biased yeah, yeah, I don't think this guy's biased
[06:09:58] Yeah
[06:10:00] You know where I'd be a lot safer in Tel Aviv where bombs are flying overhead. Of course, I would never live there
[06:10:07] What are you crazy? I?
[06:10:13] Just like to think about it existing sometimes that's why I think like saying my emotional support apartheid state is
[06:10:22] the perfect way to describe like
[06:10:25] So many people's attitude towards Israel because it's like they're not living there. They will never live there
[06:10:31] They think it's kind of gross
[06:10:33] I've heard from people say it's like like Israel defenders say it's like kind of
[06:10:37] Like it's kind of Arab coded, you know what I mean? Because they're like, you know still anti-anti Arab in an American way
[06:10:45] You know where they'll be like no, no, no, it's not for me the culture is not for me
[06:10:50] the
[06:10:52] The vibes are not for me. I
[06:10:54] I just I just like to think about it
[06:10:57] I just like to think about it existing in the violent ways that it does and it's awesome to think about it like that
[06:11:04] It should stay violent. It should stay exactly the way it is. If not worse
[06:11:12] Yeah, Ethan Klein said it smells like shit and shit was everywhere. Yeah
[06:11:18] You're laughing, but you don't see the other is really clothing he took to leave
[06:11:21] house what could he have worn he's like yeah before yeah shit you're not before
[06:11:33] this I used to wear the the tie and the shirt with the the Israeli flag draped
[06:11:40] all over it and now I just wear the blazer you know
[06:11:51] and I'm safe in the
[06:11:53] the way he truly is saying he feels
[06:11:56] unsaid recently that I started
[06:11:58] feeling unsafe in New York I'm
[06:12:00] done even
[06:12:16] yeah yeah bro it was it was the
[06:12:19] Amica in New York that was that's what made people go wait a minute this guy might be Jewish and then
[06:12:26] Wanted to be anti-semitic to you certainly. Yeah
[06:12:34] Yeah, definitely guy who's guys never see someone wearing a keeper in New York
[06:12:42] Totally unique sight
[06:12:49] Oh, I bet that guy's gonna also go to the the the cafe that Dan Goldman went to be like this is unacceptable
[06:13:03] Wait, this is the second chatter who just had Jim Wells officially going viral my normie partner Sammier clip
[06:13:13] Wait what
[06:13:15] fake populist broadcaster wait fake populist another pal the mayor also
[06:13:21] backs bizarre conspiracy about 9-11 insinuate a couple seven wait what I've
[06:13:28] never said that what the fuck I mean what am I gonna do is your retraction
[06:13:33] for the New York Post on the opinion page the post editorial board wait why
[06:13:42] Why are they saying I'm... I don't believe that... what?
[06:13:49] That's a new one.
[06:13:51] When have I said that?
[06:13:53] Fuck it, I guess, I guess, I guess we're going with that.
[06:13:58] Yeah, dude, imagine suing the New York Post for libel.
[06:14:08] Is he soetski going full freak at jewish new yorkers voting for dsa?
[06:14:13] i'm honestly in a weird way.
[06:14:16] dude i love this shit i i love when they start sephiroth posting like this woman literally
[06:14:22] has an elevator that goes directly to her apartment okay do you understand?
[06:14:33] Like a lady that lives in New York with her family that has an elevator that goes directly
[06:14:40] to her floor is over here fucking being like, you know, life is really tough.
[06:14:49] And better yet, it's good that it's tough because when the going gets tough, the tough
[06:14:54] get going.
[06:14:55] And let me tell you, we will take back this city.
[06:14:58] It's like, no, you won't do anything.
[06:14:59] You're fucking hysterical.
[06:15:00] You're a hysterical loser
[06:15:05] They're calling this the most normal looking selfie video of all time they're giving her awards for best makeup of all time
[06:15:11] Yeah, she's always
[06:15:12] Relieved. She's always she's always you know, she's always doing the damn thing by these election results from last night
[06:15:19] Let me tell you what I mean, you know for so long. I think
[06:15:23] people have thought we could just continue to pander to
[06:15:27] to placate our way to victory, that everything would just be fine, be nice.
[06:15:35] Now we-
[06:15:36] Dude.
[06:15:42] Okay, a couple questions.
[06:15:45] Why does every, like, super dick writer of Israel turn into Laura Loomer?
[06:15:50] That's number one.
[06:15:51] Osempic Laura Loomer this time.
[06:15:54] And the second question is, why is there always this like unbelievably neurotic, nervous energy when she's supposed to make it seem like she's intimidating?
[06:16:07] Not intimidated, but actually doing the intimidation.
[06:16:13] It's always so funny when I'm like, yeah, yeah.
[06:16:18] Things are going not so great, but it's actually good.
[06:16:24] What on border patrol with the idea of along Israel's border in Lebanon today wait what the fuck
[06:16:36] She's in Israel
[06:16:38] He's back in Israel
[06:16:41] This whole time
[06:16:42] The wheels have been spinning spinning their way right into a projihad
[06:16:48] Socialist Jew-hate a society and that's what I'm going home to going home to a city
[06:16:54] where the victory party for a primary in New York City
[06:17:00] chance free Palestine joined by our New York City mayor
[06:17:03] who then gives a celebratory speech in a room
[06:17:05] that acts like a normal to...
[06:17:08] Yeah, no, I guess she actually didn't feel safe
[06:17:12] in New York City as a Jewish woman.
[06:17:16] So she went to the border of Lebanon.
[06:17:19] You know, one of the safest places she could go to be chanting genocidal things about Jewish
[06:17:29] people in New York City, the largest population of Jews outside of Israel.
[06:17:38] It is time for gloves off.
[06:17:43] Look at how many billions of dollars our Jewish legacy organizations have wasted fighting
[06:17:47] anti-Semitism. Look where it's gotten us. Look at New York City. Look at what we have just elected in
[06:17:52] the Democratic primary. Look at these politicians who are just too scared to take a stand. Did it
[06:18:02] serve them? No. No. Bless you, Count Brad Lander, who is an anti-Zionist Jew. I have a message for
[06:18:09] you, Brad. You know, the self-hating Jews were also gassed at Auschwitz. Anyway, anyone who has
[06:18:16] been asleep until now. I hope you're awake because it's war and we need to start fighting dirty.
[06:18:23] Oh god, oh so, oh famously, the Zionist lobby never fought dirty before.
[06:18:30] Sylvetsky is an open admirer of the terrorist thug, Rabbi Mayor Kahane,
[06:18:35] Mayor Kahane, who's Jewish defensively terrorizing New Yorkers with street
[06:18:38] attacks and bombings in the 1970s. This can only be reasonably seen as a call to violence.
[06:18:43] You know. Yeah.
[06:19:05] I just don't know.
[06:19:05] I mean, I feel like she's got too much to lose.
[06:19:08] You know what I mean?
[06:19:09] So I don't think she'll be doing shit.
[06:19:12] I hope.
[06:19:13] Is she even a Democrat? I don't think so, but can you turn this off? I'm scared.
[06:19:35] My 83-year-old mom just started following me on Instagram, Pog. Don't worry. I'll bring
[06:19:42] I'll bring up the, I'll post more of the meat pigs. Same pig, by the way.
[06:19:51] Ugopnik has a request for you.
[06:19:56] I want to see more of drunkes on embracing a Slavic Janissary roots and culture.
[06:20:05] He's so cool when he gets drunk, usually he's like a nerdy uncle.
[06:20:07] And then the old Ottoman roots breakthrough as the whiskey enters the system.
[06:20:10] Okay, everybody calm down. This you what the fuck is this?
[06:20:15] Yes, dude, it's me. You're probably wondering how I got here.
[06:20:21] How late are we going?
[06:20:27] Dariah Lee is going to be here in a little bit, like in literally five minutes.
[06:20:33] We were supposed to go to her, but she's coming to us instead.
[06:20:39] instead.
[06:20:47] You're carefully constructed political machine has been dismantled by a bunch of theater
[06:20:50] kids and canvases battling social anxiety.
[06:20:58] Israel's greatest warrior, Nux, has been put under attack by the evil jihadist google
[06:21:02] corporation.
[06:21:03] No.
[06:21:04] Give you an update on what is going on.
[06:21:05] I've been doing YouTube for over a decade now and all of my channels have a lot
[06:21:09] been demonetized. That's right, terminated from the monetization program, uh, and the
[06:21:14] reason they gave me was harassment. They gave no examples. They just said harassment. Uh,
[06:21:20] so, uh, just letting you know, this is a mistake. Obviously, I do not harass people on the channel.
[06:21:26] Yeah, I make fun of ideas a lot, but I do not tend to go after, uh, immutable characteristics
[06:21:33] and stuff like that what you definitely do that you definitely do that what the
[06:21:44] fuck are you talking about you do that all the time but obviously I'm a right
[06:21:50] wing channel I don't lie and therefore I am subject to this stuff it happens to
[06:21:54] a lot of people actually I'll be real I wish I was surprised why does he have
[06:21:58] Give the traitorous American flag in his background when we know he's tuning in from Tel Aviv.
[06:22:10] Is he trying to farm, is he trying to farm like the American Magikraut again?
[06:22:16] Hello?
[06:22:18] All right, perfect, you can bring him up.
[06:22:28] Thank you
[06:22:31] Dude doesn't that feel official when I have a phone right next to me, and I just like pick it up. I don't know why it feels cool
[06:22:53] Okay
[06:22:55] Bro, please cover the train talk situation is crazy. No, we're actually we're gonna be joining the DSA call
[06:23:01] with Daria Lisa
[06:23:04] In a brief moment. I have to
[06:23:07] Figure some stuff out real quick
[06:23:10] To make sure that this runs smoothly
[06:23:15] Okay
[06:23:25] Are they calling me hello fashion.
[06:23:41] Okay.
[06:23:42] All right.
[06:23:47] Did there is everyone in the one he sent me?
[06:23:57] Yeah.
[06:23:59] Yeah.
[06:24:02] You want to come in?
[06:24:04] Yeah.
[06:24:06] And then I am.
[06:24:08] Yeah, you want to come in?
[06:24:11] Yeah. And then I am, let me, okay.
[06:24:17] We got the mics on. All right.
[06:24:21] Thank you.
[06:24:23] Get this out of the way.
[06:24:26] Oh, don't have it on the screen.
[06:24:28] This is BDS. What are you doing?
[06:24:30] Sorry.
[06:24:31] That's crazy.
[06:24:32] That's crazy.
[06:24:34] Congress changed you.
[06:24:35] Congress changed you.
[06:24:36] I'm calling you out.
[06:24:39] Sorry, I didn't have a sense.
[06:24:40] So the old kids are going to go mad with that.
[06:24:44] Okay.
[06:24:44] Yeah, I swapped the audio already.
[06:24:47] But caught.
[06:24:53] Okay.
[06:24:53] Hold on.
[06:24:54] Are we live already?
[06:24:54] Yeah.
[06:24:55] Okay.
[06:24:55] We're always live.
[06:24:56] You know this.
[06:24:57] Okay.
[06:24:59] Dari Lee's is in the building, everybody.
[06:25:01] We were supposed to go up to your district, but, you know,
[06:25:06] Wait, oh yeah, you crank it up, all right, copy,
[06:25:11] probably the link, oh, you sent to me on Discord.
[06:25:13] Okay, good, good, good, good.
[06:25:16] We're gonna be, what are we doing?
[06:25:17] We're joining, it sounds good, right?
[06:25:21] We're joining the DSA Zoom call right now.
[06:25:28] Hopefully there's definitely gonna be some issues
[06:25:30] because there's always some issues when I do this.
[06:25:33] I have to sign in.
[06:25:34] I don't have a zoom account.
[06:25:36] Do you have one?
[06:25:38] You want to use yours?
[06:25:40] Here.
[06:25:42] Or do I have one?
[06:25:44] Hold on. Let me see.
[06:25:46] Let me see. Let's see if I have one.
[06:25:48] Oh, wait.
[06:25:50] It's not use your Apple account.
[06:25:52] If it doesn't work, we'll do.
[06:25:54] I'm sorry.
[06:25:56] Okay. You know what? Let's.
[06:25:58] Yeah, let's use yours.
[06:26:00] Okay, you know what, let's, yeah, let's use yours.
[06:26:04] Sorry.
[06:26:06] Maybe that's why I wasn't letting me in earlier too.
[06:26:09] Perhaps.
[06:26:11] Why is this just, yeah, it's two screens.
[06:26:19] Hi, everyone.
[06:26:21] Your special guest is back.
[06:26:24] I've seen this fucking working
[06:26:27] So do you have your
[06:26:33] Wait, you're gonna you're gonna have to literally go to your email log in your email
[06:26:38] Oh, you're almost on your phone. That's true
[06:26:41] Okay, I heard of it. Yeah, that's crazy. Um, I yours. I hope you you brought me a gift
[06:26:49] I brought you you brought me again. That's why I'm late actually. Okay
[06:26:54] Oh, I have not. I was looking for one today. Look at that. No, there's
[06:27:00] Bianca actually promised me another gift
[06:27:03] All right, we'll do that later then
[06:27:07] Yes, all the time
[06:27:10] Yeah, thank you so much for the
[06:27:13] Thank you so much for being with us.
[06:27:14] They never actually greeted me and say hello.
[06:27:16] How are you?
[06:27:17] Yeah.
[06:27:18] They're the best.
[06:27:19] Because we went into panic mode.
[06:27:20] Yeah.
[06:27:21] You're trying to log on.
[06:27:22] And then I have to do the camera stuff, too.
[06:27:24] Yeah.
[06:27:25] Isn't that all you guys hear, guys?
[06:27:27] Yeah.
[06:27:28] Yeah.
[06:27:29] Yeah.
[06:27:30] Yeah.
[06:27:31] Yeah.
[06:27:32] Yeah.
[06:27:33] Yeah.
[06:27:34] Yeah.
[06:27:35] Yeah.
[06:27:36] Yeah.
[06:27:37] Yeah.
[06:27:38] Yeah.
[06:27:39] Yeah.
[06:27:40] Yeah.
[06:27:41] Yeah.
[06:27:42] Yeah.
[06:27:43] dishes face off. Yeah, really came through. You think that old lady that we
[06:27:50] talked to saw you on democracy now this morning it was like oh my god. Which old
[06:27:55] lady? The old lady that was yelling at us. In the yellow dress. I've had a number of old ladies.
[06:28:01] Okay, there's an old lady that was yelling at us that was like Israel's bombing hospital. Oh true.
[06:28:07] And then we had like a long conversation with her and then I was able to like,
[06:28:10] I was able to calm her down a little bit by being like, oh, I was on Democracy Now.
[06:28:14] Yeah, yeah.
[06:28:15] No, I remember.
[06:28:16] Yeah, she was like, she was like, I watched Democracy Now and all these things.
[06:28:19] Yeah, she probably watched it this morning.
[06:28:21] That's not how you...
[06:28:23] Oh, is it open?
[06:28:24] No, it's not.
[06:28:25] No, that's not the link here.
[06:28:26] We'll go back to the link.
[06:28:27] We'll do this again.
[06:28:28] We'll do this again.
[06:28:29] Okay.
[06:28:30] That was so funny that that was how she knew you.
[06:28:33] Yeah, and now we have to sign in.
[06:28:36] democracy now is not what I would have pinned her.
[06:28:43] We're going to figure it out guys.
[06:28:44] We're going to figure it out and it's going to be great.
[06:28:46] Oh my god.
[06:28:47] Oh my god.
[06:28:48] Is it here?
[06:28:48] What?
[06:28:49] Oh my god.
[06:28:49] Look who is on the call.
[06:28:50] Okay, can I, can I, can I, can I?
[06:28:53] Sorry.
[06:28:54] All I saw was a risk.
[06:28:55] But you know what's so interesting?
[06:28:56] I'll leave you a rind all over me.
[06:28:57] They haven't moved over so that I could more comfortably put in my password.
[06:29:01] Sorry.
[06:29:01] Would you like to sit here?
[06:29:03] No, I don't need to sit.
[06:29:04] I just need, do you want to walk?
[06:29:06] Jesus Christ.
[06:29:07] We framed it.
[06:29:09] I don't want to ruin the frame.
[06:29:10] This is Mazan scene.
[06:29:12] I'll rephrase that.
[06:29:14] Olivia Rhyngold's in the call on the DSA call.
[06:29:18] Who that?
[06:29:18] She follows me.
[06:29:19] You don't know who Olivia Rhyngold is?
[06:29:21] No, I live under a rock.
[06:29:22] Oh, she's going to, no thanks.
[06:29:24] Don't say the password unless you
[06:29:26] want me to log into your Zoom account from time to time
[06:29:28] and make calls and call your dad.
[06:29:30] No.
[06:29:33] You're like, what's up?
[06:29:33] What's good?
[06:29:34] Oh, the pictures just came through last night.
[06:29:36] Nice.
[06:29:38] OK, you have worse ADHD than I do.
[06:29:40] That's crazy.
[06:29:45] We're just waiting for.
[06:29:46] She's waiting for the one-time passcode.
[06:29:50] Do you guys like my outfit?
[06:29:51] It's great.
[06:29:52] You know, I actually have that same dress.
[06:29:54] I work on weakness.
[06:29:54] It's great.
[06:29:56] I don't know if we're able to say that they're back,
[06:29:57] but they kind of are back.
[06:30:00] So I don't know if that's a well-tipped secret,
[06:30:03] But I feel like people are shocked when I see them.
[06:30:05] You're still not getting it?
[06:30:08] The Wi-Fi is terrible here.
[06:30:09] Here we go, here we go.
[06:30:11] We're up, we're up.
[06:30:12] Not quite yet.
[06:30:13] Sorry.
[06:30:20] Did you get that?
[06:30:21] No!
[06:30:22] You tried to touch it!
[06:30:25] You tried to touch it!
[06:30:30] Okay, hold on.
[06:30:31] Wait, we gotta figure out the camera.
[06:30:32] And I'm here to be part of this movement.
[06:30:36] So let's talk about what we're going to do.
[06:30:39] OK, we're good.
[06:30:41] Last year, we won a Momentus People's Victory.
[06:30:46] We fixed the political establishment.
[06:30:50] And there were so many people who won.
[06:30:53] And I don't know how many won.
[06:30:55] So this was a smooth move.
[06:30:57] But also, we're living in this environment.
[06:31:00] We have to succeed. We have to succeed.
[06:31:04] And I'm just really clear that this is between real races.
[06:31:08] But we can also do it in such a much more challenging way.
[06:31:12] And this way, with us women these state races,
[06:31:17] what we're showing is that we're going to sustain that victory.
[06:31:21] In this standing that victory, we're going to win more races,
[06:31:24] between two more and more voters.
[06:31:26] And we're also going to sustain the equity in the left, in state unions because the way
[06:31:32] that we are going to pass the policies of the learning value promised to millions of new
[06:31:38] locals is by getting the funding through the state legislature.
[06:31:42] And if we are on a fast and free basis, if we are to expand the University of Charlottesville,
[06:31:48] if we want to really make sure that our children's schools are funded, that our
[06:31:52] I think it's wasn't a standard.
[06:31:54] We have to make sure that we're getting it
[06:31:56] to make new decisions.
[06:32:01] Up here, you muted yourself
[06:32:03] so we can't hear you anymore.
[06:32:12] Okay, can you all hear me now?
[06:32:14] Yes, and actually you sound better, so great.
[06:32:16] Okay, great, okay, apologies.
[06:32:18] I am in the beautiful story of Park
[06:32:19] celebrating this one with my family.
[06:32:22] But, like I said, to sustain the people's victory, we have to build the revenue through the civil literature.
[06:32:29] So, we are developing things that we are going to do to it.
[06:32:33] We are going to pass the talks to rich policies.
[06:32:36] It's in the stock of policy priorities that will create income tax and co-protect revenue
[06:32:43] that will fund things like the civil literature that will fund things like
[06:32:48] that's a little bit of a personal finding to deal with,
[06:32:51] because we know in the state not so many legislators
[06:32:55] are compromising because they are dealt with a budget.
[06:33:00] Like, well, this year, our governor presented the budget
[06:33:04] late, added discriminatory policies,
[06:33:06] and messages on those, and it's forcing the decision
[06:33:10] to be issued in all policies through the budget.
[06:33:13] So we need to fear the games that we're going to make sure
[06:33:16] that we're about to build our great legal services in the US.
[06:33:20] And that's going to be possible to sustain the process
[06:33:22] victory.
[06:33:23] And there's rules to this too.
[06:33:25] We need to learn universal input.
[06:33:27] We need to learn health care from all.
[06:33:29] The mayor, in fact, has been sitting in the same industry
[06:33:32] for years, and it has not been passed.
[06:33:34] So I will say that we have pitched ourselves
[06:33:37] to so many progressive investors,
[06:33:39] to really understand the past,
[06:33:42] what the foreign agency between a native and a native
[06:33:44] Because in our case, specifically, why is we proved that in the progressive now that we are the white states and we're the place that we are as well.
[06:33:54] But many people think that they don't think it's impossible to get some promise because they were skeptical of our ability to actually going things in office.
[06:34:03] Well, actually, in reality, if we look at the socialists and emphasis projects, so many
[06:34:11] of the bills that you will find on investment farms, you're some of the most progressive
[06:34:15] organizations, unions, they were all 80% of them were actually sponsored, or were
[06:34:20] interfaced, by our socialists in office.
[06:34:23] So we are able to do that, and again, we cannot be to ignore ourselves to be
[06:34:30] last in this position where Governor and leadership are going to be pushing us to shape their own
[06:34:37] policy priorities. Because what we hear is when we get our racist, is that people will
[06:34:42] not continue to, people will not continue to allow very lots of officials to not send
[06:34:49] a protestant, to not send them to the right bills. And then they'll vote them out if
[06:34:54] they are not going to do so. And that is going to shape up the way that politics
[06:34:58] works, then they say my decision. So we need to sustain the people who are here, they're
[06:35:02] living in different safe places. We are going to make sure that we're using the same kind
[06:35:07] of external systems that we have in our campaigns, imagine something like small campaigns. But
[06:35:11] in our campaigns, it's extra rich, the campaigns we need to keep up, we are using organizers
[06:35:16] on the ground and working with them to create the conditions for more people to
[06:35:21] say God, and that's what it's supposed to be. There's not a lot of good false
[06:35:25] There is a lack of political role to process policy, and we as social services can invest
[06:35:32] a bit to ensure that political will is changing for the working class.
[06:35:36] Lastly, let me say, in our title, if we compare this to our current, we had similar policy
[06:35:44] priorities, but the thing that people really really expected about our current role is that
[06:35:50] faith, confidence, and political consistency and
[06:35:54] morality is a race. We ran an anti-war campaign. We ran a
[06:35:59] campaign that was involved with diverse communities, but we
[06:36:02] talked about diversity, not just in terms of
[06:36:06] representation. They said it's a little bit of a way, amazing,
[06:36:11] affordable, and the final agenda. Affordable policies for
[06:36:15] our district and for New Yorkers, we're not going to do that
[06:36:19] at the expense of others.
[06:36:20] We say we're fighting for the world and the world's better.
[06:36:23] And we celebrate a diversity and international solidarity.
[06:36:27] We celebrate a diversity by not spending American exceptionalism
[06:36:32] but making sure that the policies that we're
[06:36:35] weighing, whether they're a private policy,
[06:36:37] whether they're better salaries, some people
[06:36:39] that disagree with them in their working conditions
[06:36:41] are not connected to the expense of others.
[06:36:43] And that was a message that resonated with so many others.
[06:36:48] Lastly, I would say we made history with our race
[06:36:51] because, well, check on, I will be
[06:36:54] the first Palestinian-American anti-fascist
[06:36:57] in New York State at large.
[06:37:00] And so I think that the armed campaign
[06:37:02] was just about to happen.
[06:37:04] But we know that Palestine has always been a proxy.
[06:37:08] Palestine has been a mission that's already
[06:37:10] going to be raised against all three of them.
[06:37:12] And it has shown the law of prosperity and consistency,
[06:37:15] but the lack of equality and consistency
[06:37:17] elected officials. In recent years, the people want more clarity and consistency to deal with
[06:37:23] trust legislators. You're actually going to fight for them. They trust them to fight for them.
[06:37:28] It's a testament policy for them because of their advocate for policy and human rights,
[06:37:33] their advocate against war, their advocate for international solidarity. These are all
[06:37:39] things that voters were looking for and resonated with voters. And this is a unique
[06:37:43] for us because we've been building a kind of a truly social responsive in the actual work that we do.
[06:37:54] Thank you of fear. We are so excited to get you into the state senate to be fighting for
[06:38:01] panel standing and liberation with you and to be organizing a socialist and office project
[06:38:07] at the state level with you. But speaking of socialists in office, I believe we now have
[06:38:13] Dariya Letha on the line. She as well as Claire are going to be joining AOC and Chris Rabb,
[06:38:20] and hopefully some other people. And oh my god, I didn't know we had another guest.
[06:38:25] Great to see you. But Dariya Letha, over to you. Please tell us about your race, about
[06:38:34] building uptown and building across the country.
[06:38:38] Yeah, well, I am just so deeply grateful to every member of our coalition,
[06:38:42] but especially DSA and just the summer crops, because I think
[06:38:46] y'all really, we built a dream team together and
[06:38:49] I'm just so grateful for all the work that everyone put in.
[06:38:53] The amount of energy and love that was poured into building this movement and
[06:38:56] this campaign cannot be overstated. I just, I'm
[06:39:01] really so deeply grateful. I came into this campaign with folks telling me that it was over
[06:39:08] before it even started and that there was no way that we could take on a machine like espayats,
[06:39:13] that there was no way that an organizer could build out a political electoral campaign.
[06:39:20] And together we built something out that people, even till the week before the election,
[06:39:26] were really underestimating. And we won, right? And I think that just speaks volumes to the power
[06:39:32] of organizing people. There were $7 million that were spent against me to attack me and my personhood
[06:39:39] and not any of the policies that we were actually fighting for because we know that those were
[06:39:44] actually really popular. There was a spill over here. But, you know, these were critiques not
[06:39:52] of the policies because we know that these policies are ones
[06:39:55] that are popular, that people want, that New Yorkers want,
[06:39:58] and that the people of New York 13 are hungry for it.
[06:40:02] This is a politic that was actually part of the politic
[06:40:06] that is rooted in the history of that district
[06:40:08] where you have so many socialist movements
[06:40:11] from people of color, so many of our giants
[06:40:13] in the black radical tradition,
[06:40:15] in the Latino like organizing tradition
[06:40:18] were coming out of New York 13.
[06:40:20] And so it was just such a deep privilege
[06:40:22] to be able to organize around these principles
[06:40:25] in a community that has not been able to reap the benefits
[06:40:29] of that type of organizing in decades.
[06:40:32] And I'm just so excited to be able to build that out
[06:40:36] on the national level, to scale it,
[06:40:38] to address the issues that we're facing right now.
[06:40:41] And so deeply, deeply grateful to every single person
[06:40:44] who was part of this campaign.
[06:40:46] I think really the fact that we were able to bring together a coalition of organizations that were able to help build out an infrastructure, build on an organizing system, and make sure that we got all of the resources and people power needed to win here was so crucial.
[06:41:04] And so I came into this knowing that I wanted it to be part of building movement work, knowing that I wanted people to join their political homes.
[06:41:11] So, if you are here and you're not a DSA member, join DSA because I really want us to be able to
[06:41:17] build this people power that will help us deliver in the long run. Because this isn't just about
[06:41:22] the seat, it's not even about this one moment in history, it's about making sure that people are
[06:41:27] brought into our politics and find homes and political homes that they'll stay in.
[06:41:33] I, again, I'm so grateful. I want us to, you know, take the time to join DSA, be a
[06:41:38] a card-carrying member. And we need more socialists, actually. We need more of them. We have actually
[06:41:44] another race coming up in Denver with Melot, Keros, who is facing incumbent who is Justice
[06:41:50] Manusas Payah. So let's get that one out as well and get Melot in because she's just an incredible
[06:41:56] human being, an incredible candidate, and I would be so honored to get to call her my
[06:42:00] colleague in Congress. So please make sure that you support her as well. Sign up to phone
[06:42:07] bank with her, please support her. Also donate. Donate to all of these races. We have a number
[06:42:13] of other races still coming up down the pipeline that we really, really need to support. And I,
[06:42:20] yeah, and I think we need to do all the things that we did in my race, whether that is going
[06:42:24] out to Canvas in person, phone banking, donating, because it's so deeply important. Again, I was
[06:42:30] up against $7 million and we still beat that. And we can do the same in all these other races,
[06:42:36] but next on the pipeline is me lots of please support her and thanks thanks yeah it's coming up
[06:42:42] on next Tuesday in Denver Colorado it's one of the youngest districts I think it might literally be
[06:42:47] the youngest district in the country the hand to get is a faux progressive that hasn't really moved
[06:42:53] the needle as much and hasn't really done right by her constituents and they also have the same
[06:42:59] exact appetite that your district had as well. So many people outside kept saying over and over again
[06:43:07] they're only in here every four years they only see Adriana and there's a real opportunity to
[06:43:19] make change here. So many people were activated by your campaign. They were so excited to be a part
[06:43:24] of it and there were a lot of people who were asking like how can we support it even if we're
[06:43:28] We're not in the district.
[06:43:29] And I think we did see a huge impact on the phone banking,
[06:43:35] especially at the final hour.
[06:43:37] And I think we can make that happen for mail out as well.
[06:43:39] I'm just here as a lawyer.
[06:43:42] That's why I'm sitting here.
[06:43:45] Yeah.
[06:43:48] Sorry.
[06:43:48] Very official.
[06:43:49] No, no, no, it's good, it's good.
[06:43:51] We didn't know you'd be on.
[06:43:53] Um.
[06:43:54] I didn't either, but as as y'all can see so we dropped the chat from in a lot or
[06:44:03] side the links from a lot in the chat thanks in part to a son actually on
[06:44:08] on Monday and Tuesday we had 600 people on our phone bank and we got over
[06:44:15] 1300 positive IDs for Dari Alitza between the IDs that got on that phone
[06:44:22] bank and on the Tuesday phone bank. I'm just saying it was the margin of victory. So were
[06:44:27] the phone banks why we won? Maybe you could do that for me a lot. But you could also be
[06:44:33] powering what's happening in New York City. We got our tracker up. We know people love
[06:44:38] a tracker. I love a tracker. I'm tracker pilled. We want to get 5000 in recurring donations
[06:44:46] That will allow us to get more than two staffers
[06:44:48] for doing all this, the two staffers.
[06:44:52] We would love to do more,
[06:44:53] but slightly more staffers.
[06:44:55] So please click in there.
[06:44:57] But Hassan, Dari, anything else you want to add
[06:45:01] before we move on?
[06:45:03] You know, I'm grateful to every single one of you
[06:45:06] who knocked on doors, who did a phone bank.
[06:45:09] So grateful to you, Hassan, to that.
[06:45:11] I didn't do anything.
[06:45:12] You brought so many people out to that phone bank.
[06:45:14] I didn't do nothing.
[06:45:16] And I just am so grateful to every single person
[06:45:20] because we really show that you can have a vision
[06:45:24] and you can have fight in you
[06:45:25] and actually deliver for people.
[06:45:27] And so to everyone who wants to continue to do that work,
[06:45:32] please join DSA.
[06:45:33] Please, please, please just keep organizing
[06:45:35] because we can build a better world together.
[06:45:38] I will tell you this much.
[06:45:39] There are a lot of races out there
[06:45:41] and there are a lot of fantastic DSA candidates
[06:45:43] all around the country they're running.
[06:45:45] You're obviously one of them.
[06:45:47] And for me, whenever I felt anxiety,
[06:45:50] I would like hit up Michael Lang and I'd be like,
[06:45:52] what's the, give me something good.
[06:45:54] Like, tell me something good.
[06:45:56] And he was not telling me good things, I'll be honest with you.
[06:45:58] And he was wrong, luckily.
[06:46:00] Fraud, anyway.
[06:46:02] But whenever I felt in any way, shape, or form anxious,
[06:46:08] I think like the phone bank stuff that we did
[06:46:10] the last night, it really, it really helped me.
[06:46:14] And I think it can help you guys as well.
[06:46:17] Whenever you feel like a race is close
[06:46:21] or if you feel nervous about the outcome,
[06:46:23] you can be that change that you wanna see
[06:46:26] and it will soothe your anxiety.
[06:46:28] You will actually feel a lot better.
[06:46:30] And then when we get over the hump,
[06:46:33] then you can take credit for it a little bit too.
[06:46:35] I'm going to bring on Alicia
[06:46:43] Singham Goodwin who is one of
[06:46:45] our leaders, a Steering
[06:46:47] Committee member and also a
[06:46:49] stalwart organizer uptown. A
[06:46:52] future constituent of Dari
[06:46:54] Alitza to talk a little bit
[06:46:56] about what the chapter itself
[06:46:59] is doing and how we're going
[06:47:01] to do that.
[06:47:03] the chapter itself is doing what we've been doing with the left edge that we're going to be doing for the next year and two years, 50 years of socialism.
[06:47:12] Alicia, come on over.
[06:47:14] Amazing. Thanks so much, Grace. Like Grace said, my name is Alicia and DSA member living in Harlem. I was so thrilled to be able to cast my ballot for Daria Lisa.
[06:47:23] 10 years ago, when I started organizing my neighborhood,
[06:47:26] I could never have imagined that one day,
[06:47:29] my congressperson and my mayor would be fellow DSA members,
[06:47:33] people that I've met, that I've canvassed with,
[06:47:35] who I trust and look up to,
[06:47:37] who are committed to the same project as I am.
[06:47:40] But we've got more work to do.
[06:47:42] So how are we actually going to win on all the things
[06:47:45] that Abir talked to us about?
[06:47:47] I'll say honestly, it's up to all of you.
[06:47:51] Nothing is it given right now.
[06:47:52] these electoral victories are truly exhilarating,
[06:47:56] but they're just one piece of building the power
[06:47:58] that we need to transform people's lives.
[06:48:00] So concretely, we're fighting to win the affordability agenda
[06:48:04] that we campaigned so hard for during Zoran's mayoral race.
[06:48:07] We are going to freeze the rent tomorrow.
[06:48:10] We've got a campaign for passing free buses.
[06:48:12] We have to make the leap from the exciting mayor's 2K
[06:48:16] pilot per rent to really universal childcare.
[06:48:18] And like Abir said, if we need, if we're going to do that,
[06:48:22] we need to have enough money by taxing the bridge.
[06:48:26] And so next year in Albany, 2027 is going to be all about that.
[06:48:30] We'll have the same uphill battle that we've had
[06:48:32] every year we fought to tax the bridge,
[06:48:34] but we're going in with double the number of...
[06:48:36] DSA.nyc slash donate lot.
[06:48:38] Double the number of DSA members on the ground.
[06:48:40] Make the number go up.
[06:48:41] To really keep the pressure.
[06:48:42] What are we doing here?
[06:48:43] Who knows if we grow and we build enough between now
[06:48:45] and then the next year in 2028,
[06:48:48] you might be working on a campaign for a Democrat and socialist for president.
[06:48:51] You heard from everyone, we need to pay local dues, but I'm going to ask you to do something
[06:48:58] a little harder, which is to become an organizer. It's all about having conversations. If you,
[06:49:05] like me, were in the playground, in your elevator, chatting up to everyone, have you voted for
[06:49:12] Diary Leasing yet? I hope you'll go back to those same people and really talk about
[06:49:16] what we're building. And I played it a lot during the phone bank as well. I was like,
[06:49:25] if we get to 400. Right. I'm loving seeing the ticker grow up. We've got 273 DSA members
[06:49:34] since our victory last night, you know, when we won the mayoral race, I was with new members,
[06:49:43] so let's keep those numbers in mind. And I really want to highlight the donation goal.
[06:49:50] Monthly recurring donations in New York City DSA are how we fund our work. It's what makes
[06:49:57] everything possible. This cycle, around two weeks ago, probably some of you remember,
[06:50:06] we started to have a series of emergency all-member snap calls because we were getting
[06:50:14] alarming information from early voting records that young people were not turning out.
[06:50:20] We are players.
[06:50:21] This is crazy.
[06:50:22] We are all players.
[06:50:23] The internal state of some of our campaigns were really not where we wanted them to be,
[06:50:27] and at the same time we were facing a media environment that was creating something complacency,
[06:50:33] and we were able to quickly shift gears.
[06:50:40] We organized a series of large rallies.
[06:50:42] We had these huge phone booths, we had the emergency meetings every week.
[06:50:48] and
[06:50:55] importantly,
[06:50:58] got 90 link NYC terminals to put up
[06:51:01] G.O.T.V. ads for DSA throughout the city.
[06:51:04] All of that costs money to keep running,
[06:51:08] especially the link NYC ads.
[06:51:11] And if we want to keep running candidates,
[06:51:14] if we want to be able to move quickly
[06:51:17] We want to get new office space so we can embed in multi-racial working-class communities
[06:51:23] in New York City.
[06:51:24] We're going to need to keep fundraising for the chapter, so I really encourage you all
[06:51:30] to take out your phones, scan these QR cards, and join our movement without all of you growing.
[06:51:44] None of this would have been possible.
[06:51:45] knocked over 700,000 doors this year. We ran 10, 10 poles, the biggest site we've ever
[06:51:53] run. Let's keep it up. Let's hire more staff. Let's open new offices. And I'm really excited
[06:52:01] to see all of you. And we're like $300 away or $200 away from our goal of $5,000. And
[06:52:15] I think we can get to $5,000 and $800 and do that for the rest of the month.
[06:52:29] Also this is a monthly donation, right?
[06:52:32] So that's actually like $60,000 in one year.
[06:52:42] is almost the salary for a staffer or about half. Oh god. Okay. There was 900 new signers.
[06:52:54] I don't want to end the call. Okay, 300 members. How's our donation ticker doing? Probably even
[06:53:01] higher now. That's incredible. That's the first step. Oh, actually the donation ticker is,
[06:53:08] we exceeded. Awesome. Well, thank you, everyone. We are so excited. More social
[06:53:25] them to build in New York City and across the country. Um, well, see you soon. Thank you, everyone.
[06:53:36] Wait, it's over? Bye, everyone. Okay.
[06:53:42] Okay. Okay. That's, oh shit, almost, almost leaked your, almost leaked your email in front
[06:53:54] of 24,000 people. Thank God I did not do that. I know. I mean, you're, it's only payback
[06:54:04] for what you've done, for what you've done to my hotel room. Anyway, um, no, this is,
[06:54:10] So you don't know who this is.
[06:54:11] You don't know who Olivia Reingold is.
[06:54:14] She's my personal bird doggie, my personal free press stalker.
[06:54:19] But I guess she's like a sign to the DSA beat in general.
[06:54:23] Is anyone else on this DSA call right now?
[06:54:25] Anyone thinking, oh, that's just New York City.
[06:54:27] We'll be proven wrong.
[06:54:27] It might take an election cycle or two,
[06:54:29] but this movement is coming to your town.
[06:54:31] Like, wait, she says that like.
[06:54:35] Like it's a prep.
[06:54:36] Yeah, she says that like it's a bad thing.
[06:54:37] Like that's a good thing.
[06:54:39] Triggers at 8K now?
[06:54:40] Good job guys, I'm proud of you.
[06:54:43] Might I recommend?
[06:54:44] No, we're not doing that right now, man.
[06:54:46] We're not doing that.
[06:54:47] We have the newly minted Congresswoman in the building.
[06:54:53] Okay?
[06:54:55] Daria Lisa, Avila Chevalier, how are you feeling?
[06:54:59] Honestly, this has been such a surreal 48 hours.
[06:55:02] Does it feel really it?
[06:55:03] Like do you feel like,
[06:55:04] what have you changed about your life so far?
[06:55:07] Do you have a different swagger
[06:55:08] about when you're walking around like?
[06:55:10] I'm a little sleep deprived right now.
[06:55:13] So that has changed.
[06:55:15] And I mean, I wasn't really thinking much for the last few
[06:55:18] weeks of this campaign, but I don't know.
[06:55:20] It just feels really great to know that folks really
[06:55:25] were invested in this campaign and this movement
[06:55:28] and actually believe in the things
[06:55:29] that we've been fighting for.
[06:55:30] And I think back to even a few years ago
[06:55:34] where it felt like this type of politics
[06:55:37] just wasn't mainstream.
[06:55:39] And to know that not only have we won an election
[06:55:43] but multiple elections on these issues
[06:55:47] is just really, really surreal.
[06:55:48] And, you know, even just like getting up here
[06:55:51] and down here was just getting stopped a lot.
[06:55:54] With folks.
[06:55:55] Yeah, folks, congratulating me.
[06:55:56] Say hi to everyone for you.
[06:55:58] It was really exciting.
[06:55:59] Hell yeah.
[06:56:00] It's gonna have a more frequently now too.
[06:56:03] What do you think is like special privileges
[06:56:06] of being a congressperson.
[06:56:08] Like, do you think, will people be like,
[06:56:10] oh, here's a free doughnut
[06:56:11] when you're walking down the street?
[06:56:13] I mean, I know now you actually have restrictions
[06:56:15] on what you can be gifted.
[06:56:17] Yeah, I mean, first of all, I don't,
[06:56:20] don't give me this, please.
[06:56:21] That's not why I do this.
[06:56:22] I think for me, it's really.
[06:56:24] I just, I learned from, from Espion.
[06:56:27] That's what, that's what you're supposed to do.
[06:56:29] You know, I think like one of the things
[06:56:31] that has been really exciting is that people now,
[06:56:34] Like it feels like people feel more excited
[06:56:37] to be in community with one another.
[06:56:39] And so it's like, even when it's like a one person comes up
[06:56:43] and is like, oh my God, that's her.
[06:56:44] And then another person's like, oh, that is her.
[06:56:46] And then they start talking, right?
[06:56:48] And I think that sense of community
[06:56:49] that that's being brought through all of this
[06:56:52] is just really exciting.
[06:56:54] And I'm really like the kind of,
[06:56:57] that's the thing at the heart of organizing
[06:56:59] is building community and it's getting folks
[06:57:01] to actually talk to one another and engage
[06:57:03] and feel like the city is collectively ours
[06:57:06] as opposed to one that too often we are told
[06:57:10] is just an isolating experience.
[06:57:12] One of the things that I really love that you said on,
[06:57:16] I don't think it was on DeMarx,
[06:57:18] and I might have been, I don't know,
[06:57:19] one of the interviews that you were doing
[06:57:21] where they asked you was MSNOW.
[06:57:23] And they were asking you about like,
[06:57:26] how you will deal with Democrats in Congress
[06:57:31] Congress that will disagree with you, right?
[06:57:35] And you talked about being an organizer
[06:57:37] and how you deal with people
[06:57:38] that you disagree with all the time.
[06:57:40] And I think it would be nice to use that background
[06:57:43] and to explain to people in my community as well.
[06:57:46] Some might tell them all the time, like be normal,
[06:57:48] you know, don't, you don't have to always be based,
[06:57:52] okay, and be unlikable.
[06:57:56] It's good.
[06:57:57] It pays dividends when you're normal,
[06:58:00] when you're talking to people,
[06:58:02] what have you learned about coalition building
[06:58:03] from your experiences as an organizer?
[06:58:06] I mean, to your point,
[06:58:06] I think the notion of just be normal, be yourself.
[06:58:10] And like that is where the coalition gets built.
[06:58:13] It's through the trust building, right?
[06:58:15] If I sense that you're not being yourself
[06:58:18] that inherently puts a barrier between us, right?
[06:58:22] And so it's a harder to actually be able to connect
[06:58:25] and to know that when you say something,
[06:58:28] you mean it and you're earnest.
[06:58:30] And organizing, you can only move as fast at the speed of trust.
[06:58:35] And if that trust isn't there, nothing else can come from it.
[06:58:39] You can disagree vehemently on a number of things.
[06:58:41] But if I can trust that you're telling the truth, if I can trust that this is
[06:58:44] your reality, as you're experiencing it, then that's an entry point.
[06:58:49] We can actually have conversations about those things,
[06:58:52] even if we have different experiences of that same thing.
[06:58:56] And I think for too often, or too often what we have
[06:59:00] is people who are trying to sound smarter on an issue
[06:59:05] or sound like, well, there's no way that that experience
[06:59:09] can ever be, because my experience is this.
[06:59:11] When in reality, all of us have our own version
[06:59:15] of what an experience is, and to be able to actually just
[06:59:17] listen to one another and see truth in it,
[06:59:21] can also be the thing that connects us
[06:59:23] to get to a shared experience where we can move forward.
[06:59:26] I feel like a lot of the issues that the DSA slays advance,
[06:59:32] and especially you and Claire at the congressional level
[06:59:36] are issues that are very uniting.
[06:59:39] These are common economic struggles
[06:59:41] that every American faces, regardless of their background,
[06:59:44] regardless of their demographics,
[06:59:45] regardless of where they live around the country.
[06:59:47] And therefore, as long as you stay on message,
[06:59:51] as long as you show people
[06:59:53] that your goals are to improve everyone's lives
[06:59:59] and to try a different path forward
[07:00:01] and instill confidence in the American public
[07:00:05] and good governance.
[07:00:07] One that actually puts their needs
[07:00:08] over the interest of corporations.
[07:00:11] I feel like regardless of other disagreements,
[07:00:14] whatever they might be,
[07:00:16] those are all gonna come secondary.
[07:00:19] Yeah, absolutely.
[07:00:20] And I think at the heart of it,
[07:00:22] so much of what politics is, is about people just wanting to feel that they can have a dignified
[07:00:30] life and that they have power over that, right? That they can have self-actualization and be able
[07:00:36] to make decisions for themselves and their loved ones about how to live their lives. And
[07:00:42] we're stripped of that by these economic systems, by these systems of oppression,
[07:00:46] and to be able to build coalition with folks
[07:00:50] to actually self-actualize ourselves,
[07:00:53] despite these systems, I think, is so powerful.
[07:00:56] I actually really appreciated what you said
[07:00:58] at the end of that call because the places
[07:01:01] that I've felt most empowered is in organizing.
[07:01:04] It's feeling the anxiety of the world around me
[07:01:07] that is inherently disempowering,
[07:01:10] and then saying, well, what can I control?
[07:01:13] And maybe it's just making a few phone calls to voters.
[07:01:16] Maybe it's just asking people to come to an organizing meeting.
[07:01:19] Maybe it's just asking people to discuss theory with me
[07:01:24] about how do we move forward in this world.
[07:01:27] No, it's about regaining a sense of control
[07:01:30] in areas where you can.
[07:01:31] It's about building autonomy for yourself.
[07:01:34] This is something that I stress all the time
[07:01:36] to my audience about the power of labor organizing.
[07:01:41] When you unionize your workplace,
[07:01:43] you're taking back ownership over a piece of your productive output.
[07:01:49] And it builds agency, and it builds confidence, and it builds a sense of community.
[07:01:56] And that's why I think it's important to get involved in these campaigns.
[07:01:59] Because we can sit around and be blackpilled all the time and talk about how terrible everything is.
[07:02:04] And there's plenty of people who do that.
[07:02:05] And I've done it.
[07:02:06] I've done my fair share of it as well.
[07:02:08] But I think it's far more rewarding to actually be able to go out and be the change that you want
[07:02:19] to see go out and actually make that change happen. And I mean that's why I was very excited about
[07:02:25] your candidacy in particular because like we don't usually get a lot of people that we align
[07:02:35] with not only just politically but also like we don't like it's a unique experience to be able to
[07:02:41] vote for something and it always makes me think like I wonder if these like centrist guys on on
[07:02:46] twitter like you know he's near attended always like feeling ecstatic because she's like oh it's
[07:02:51] great another centrist is getting elected like is that is that what it is another another yeah
[07:02:57] chalk it up another brave warrior for incremental gain that's not going to go anywhere like is
[07:03:02] Is that how they feel all the time?
[07:03:03] It must be electric to be a centrist.
[07:03:07] Well, probably not after last night.
[07:03:10] What is the craziest thing you've heard
[07:03:12] from people so far?
[07:03:14] Because there is a real sense of panic
[07:03:17] amongst some of the worst people in American politics.
[07:03:23] You know, I haven't actually,
[07:03:26] I haven't spent too much time on that.
[07:03:29] That's crazy.
[07:03:29] I would be literally,
[07:03:31] Last night, you know what I did last night?
[07:03:33] I-
[07:03:34] You went on a deep dive?
[07:03:35] I went on Twitter and started replying to like,
[07:03:38] 1,000 follower accounts and being like,
[07:03:40] what's up, are checking in, checking in on this race?
[07:03:42] They'd be like, darn you, Lisa,
[07:03:43] I hope she doesn't win.
[07:03:44] I was like, checking in on this.
[07:03:46] Are you doing all right?
[07:03:47] How's everything going?
[07:03:49] I was just making sure that they were all right.
[07:03:52] Because it seemed like they were struggling.
[07:03:53] I appreciate that.
[07:03:54] I wanted to lend a helping hand in their trying time.
[07:03:58] So that's what I did.
[07:03:59] That's how I'm a shut ass loser.
[07:04:00] And that's how I spend my time instead of celebrating like literally they were like oh, let's go to the after party. I was like, no, I'm busy. I'm busy with very important things.
[07:04:10] You know, I have to do. I just like I think we get so few wins on the left.
[07:04:14] But I just felt really important to me to just stay with them.
[07:04:18] We're putting numbers on the board now. You know, and I think like, it's exciting that we're in a point where we can start to get used to that feeling, right.
[07:04:27] And not used to it in the sense of like,
[07:04:29] let's get complacent, but used to it in the sense of like,
[07:04:32] great, we just won.
[07:04:33] What do we do now?
[07:04:34] And like how quickly can we build
[07:04:36] towards something even more, right?
[07:04:38] Yeah.
[07:04:39] And yeah, I'm just like really excited.
[07:04:42] And again, it's a little sleep deprived
[07:04:44] so I'm really looking forward to the map.
[07:04:46] So for the people who might not be aware,
[07:04:49] I'm sure everyone in this community is aware,
[07:04:51] but like, what is this,
[07:04:52] I've been looking at this all day, okay?
[07:04:54] And they're talking about,
[07:04:55] DSA candidates set to push a radical left agenda.
[07:04:58] So what's this radical left agenda
[07:05:01] that they're talking about in your own words?
[07:05:03] Like, what is so radical about the things
[07:05:04] that you are seeking to advance?
[07:05:07] You know, I think housing is a human right.
[07:05:10] And, you know.
[07:05:11] Disavow, guys, I didn't know that.
[07:05:15] I stand with the big landlords.
[07:05:18] These are landlords that are losing their rights
[07:05:21] to abuse their tenants.
[07:05:23] Small mom and pop landlords that only own like a thousand units. It's not that big of a deal. Okay, they're
[07:05:32] Horsing people to live in squalor. Yeah. Yeah, that's I was already I was already off on the zoran train when he was doing the whole
[07:05:40] You know, you know who else was doing the the landlord shaming?
[07:05:43] Mal
[07:05:44] Malzade dong heard of him. Yeah
[07:05:47] That's right
[07:05:48] Isn't it with the reaches right there? Oh, yeah
[07:05:50] Yeah, it is by my best side.
[07:05:52] It's a book that I haven't been able to finish yet.
[07:05:54] But once I get to that chapter,
[07:05:56] once I get to the cultural revolution side,
[07:05:58] it's gonna be really scary.
[07:05:59] That's why I'm holding on to it.
[07:06:02] Yeah, what if, okay, question.
[07:06:06] What if when we raise the cost of the rent
[07:06:09] it makes people grind harder?
[07:06:12] Have you thought about that?
[07:06:14] I think people grind their hardest.
[07:06:16] Okay, but what if they were,
[07:06:18] What if they, what if this forced them to grind even harder?
[07:06:22] I think that might just make things worse.
[07:06:24] Alpha mindset.
[07:06:25] You know?
[07:06:27] I wonder how much grinding the vandalids will have to do.
[07:06:31] Yeah.
[07:06:31] Like would that change at all?
[07:06:33] Well, they're already grinding so hard.
[07:06:36] Have you ever-
[07:06:37] By owning?
[07:06:38] Yeah.
[07:06:39] Do you know how difficult it is to, yeah, to be a rentier?
[07:06:42] Do you know how tough it is?
[07:06:43] No one ever thinks about how difficult it is to,
[07:06:47] you know, hire a guy off the street for $5
[07:06:52] to just paint white paint over everything, including mold, yes.
[07:06:57] Yeah, well, Trump is a big landlord.
[07:06:59] He's doing that at the reflecting poor right now.
[07:07:01] All right, so you got, housing is a human right, that's one.
[07:07:05] What are some other radical agenda items
[07:07:07] that you were seeking to push?
[07:07:10] Abolishing ice.
[07:07:12] Okay, that's very scary.
[07:07:14] And making sure that we are using our tax dollars
[07:07:17] and invest in our babies here at home and not in bombs that are
[07:07:20] doing babies well.
[07:07:22] I want to make sure that we're actually addressing child poverty.
[07:07:24] So expanding the child tax credit,
[07:07:27] we know that during the pandemic,
[07:07:29] it brought child poverty rates to an all-time low, historic lows,
[07:07:33] and so we should continue expanding it, right?
[07:07:36] Making sure that we're funding education.
[07:07:38] Because actually, New York City has the most segregated school system
[07:07:41] in the country.
[07:07:42] And I think a lot of folks don't actually know that.
[07:07:44] and when we start privatizing schools through charter schools
[07:07:48] and forcing people out of the public school system,
[07:07:50] we actually deepen that segregation.
[07:07:53] Yeah.
[07:07:55] Which takes away already exhausted funds
[07:07:58] away from public schools and redirects it
[07:08:00] to charter schools that are unaccountable.
[07:08:03] I mean, some of them might be all right in New York,
[07:08:05] but at the end of the day,
[07:08:07] the charter system is absolutely abysmal.
[07:08:09] Schools close in the middle of the school year,
[07:08:12] no accountability whatsoever.
[07:08:13] And also, no kind of ability to students themselves,
[07:08:17] where a lot of students just get suspended
[07:08:18] and expelled left and right,
[07:08:20] and then sometimes it's because of questions of funding.
[07:08:24] Yeah, yeah.
[07:08:26] I mean, since the 90s, it was a big thing
[07:08:28] for the Democratic Party to implement the charter system.
[07:08:32] And it was their way of also destroying the teachers union.
[07:08:36] It was a deliberate attempt to do that.
[07:08:40] Okay, what else?
[07:08:42] Medicare for all.
[07:08:43] That's too much.
[07:08:44] It's a bridge too far.
[07:08:45] We've got people unionized.
[07:08:47] So you're, I mean, but think about labor and tenant unions.
[07:08:50] Do you not think about the GDP?
[07:08:52] Like I'm not, I'm so confused.
[07:08:54] What about the GDP?
[07:08:56] You know, this is what happens when you put a politics of people over profit.
[07:09:00] It's messed up.
[07:09:01] I don't think about the GDP as your first concern.
[07:09:04] Okay.
[07:09:05] What about people who are executives at healthcare companies that are, they're, they're
[07:09:11] Yearly income is relying on making sure that they deny health care coverage of people already paid for
[07:09:18] to grandmothers
[07:09:21] Especially grandmothers that might you know, they might have bad vibes
[07:09:28] And they could not my grandma
[07:09:34] What if it was a racist grandmother, you know that actually is a thing yeah got them that's right
[07:09:40] Okay, we got them.
[07:09:41] All right.
[07:09:42] That doesn't mean that she doesn't deserve healthcare though.
[07:09:44] Okay, well, true, fair.
[07:09:49] Okay, well, you got this radical left agenda
[07:09:52] you're pushing, what are, like, how does this work?
[07:09:56] Like, how do you get onboarded?
[07:09:58] Like, is someone going to-
[07:10:00] Do you know what we're meaning?
[07:10:01] Yeah, is someone going to like teach you what to do?
[07:10:03] Cause you're just, you know-
[07:10:06] On radical, how to be a radical leftist?
[07:10:08] No, no, I meant like how to be a Congress person.
[07:10:11] Oh, I mean, yeah, I mean, you bring in a strong team, right?
[07:10:15] You bring folks who, one, know what they're doing
[07:10:19] in terms of skill sets, right,
[07:10:20] that are needed for different positions,
[07:10:22] but also folks who have done this before, right?
[07:10:26] You still have the general, too, obviously.
[07:10:27] Still have the general, but also the district.
[07:10:29] We're talking about like it's a done deal,
[07:10:30] but it's a district that's, you know.
[07:10:32] Yeah, but this district is like a Democrat, like so.
[07:10:35] Yeah.
[07:10:36] You know, I think in this process, what we're really excited to be able to do is build just a really strong coalition. So that by the time that we step into office in January, like that trust is there with with the grassroots orgs and the different community members.
[07:10:52] So that we can actually have people be part of that process of governing.
[07:10:57] One of the things that happened, by the way, we're at 12 can't in donations to say since that call started one of the things that happened that that.
[07:11:06] I am personally very annoyed by that that you were a victim to was the idea that you are wholly
[07:11:16] incapable of ever joking like you're not capable of humor you're not capable of hyperbole and that
[07:11:23] everything that you've ever said in the past when you were just a random civilian
[07:11:29] was treated as a sincere mandate that you were on board with including and they
[07:11:35] keep repeating it because once they like cover it as it is they'll say that you
[07:11:41] were anti-race mixing that was one of those things so how did you feel about
[07:11:46] that and and do you feel like you won not just for for radicals but also for
[07:11:54] posters. You know, I did. Listen, I think you won for posters.
[07:12:06] This was a huge deal because look, you're 32. I think we have
[07:12:10] to have a conversation around what it means for young people
[07:12:14] to be able to take elected office, right? Because I think a
[07:12:17] lot of us have a footprint. Yeah. And I, you know, I
[07:12:20] deleted my account because I just felt like my energy was
[07:12:24] better spent doing my research, doing organizing.
[07:12:28] And it was, if I remember correctly,
[07:12:29] it was also around the time that there was conversations
[07:12:31] about Elon buying this.
[07:12:33] So I was like, this is a mouth.
[07:12:35] But I, I think that-
[07:12:38] No blue sky?
[07:12:39] I do not have a blue sky.
[07:12:40] You guys are bull.
[07:12:41] I mean, for the campaign, yes, but no one ever.
[07:12:43] You guys are bull.
[07:12:44] I think that we need to have an honest conversation
[07:12:46] around what it means to like be a young person
[07:12:49] who grew up with the internet, right?
[07:12:50] And what it means to then step into a very public role
[07:12:53] and the scrutiny that you've got through that, right?
[07:12:55] There seems to be like a lack of understanding
[07:13:00] that people grow, people change,
[07:13:02] you become more just nuanced in your thinking,
[07:13:06] but also like to your point,
[07:13:08] like sometimes people just like say,
[07:13:10] engage in hyperbole, right?
[07:13:12] Or like not everybody knows.
[07:13:13] Oh, I know, I'm no stranger to hyperbole.
[07:13:16] And you know, and I think like sarcasm like gets lost
[07:13:19] for a lot of people in terms of like reading things.
[07:13:21] And the thing that hurt me most about the way
[07:13:26] that all of that was handled was that it was,
[07:13:29] yes, it was my words, right?
[07:13:32] And it was causing division and taking away
[07:13:34] from the conversation that we needed to be having, right?
[07:13:37] Where in a district where we get overlooked so often
[07:13:41] instead of talking about housing,
[07:13:43] instead of talking about immigration,
[07:13:44] instead of talking about childhood poverty,
[07:13:46] we were all of a sudden having conversations
[07:13:48] around tweets from when I had no political power,
[07:13:52] from when it was just like a 20-something year old
[07:13:54] who was frustrated with the world.
[07:13:56] Yeah.
[07:13:56] Speaking of those frustrations,
[07:13:59] one of the things that Espeyot plastered everywhere
[07:14:03] that I also was a little worried about,
[07:14:04] I'm not gonna lie, was your core retweet,
[07:14:08] Kamala Harris telling Guatemalan migrants not to come
[07:14:12] to the United States of America
[07:14:13] where she famously said, do not come.
[07:14:16] I normally have a sound board, I don't have it here,
[07:14:18] but that's like one of the things that I play all the time
[07:14:20] because it's funny,
[07:14:21] but it wasn't funny at the time when she was saying it.
[07:14:24] And that was a moment of frustration for you.
[07:14:27] And as someone who has voted for Democrats,
[07:14:30] do you feel like you have every right
[07:14:33] to express your frustration at the Democratic Party
[07:14:36] or should we actually offer unlimited fealty
[07:14:38] to the Democrats,
[07:14:39] even if they're actually doing things
[07:14:41] that they objectively told us they weren't going to do,
[07:14:44] like Biden who ran on a first 100 days of immigration strategy
[07:14:49] that claimed that they were going to actually do amnesty
[07:14:54] for undocumented immigrants
[07:14:56] from very popular policy position.
[07:14:58] No, I think criticism we should always be engaging in it
[07:15:02] where it like is valid, right?
[07:15:05] Especially when they are saying one thing
[07:15:08] and then their policy is reflecting something else.
[07:15:10] And I think, you know, yeah, and I think people,
[07:15:15] as you grow, you become more articulate,
[07:15:18] more nuanced in how you say things.
[07:15:19] I think for me, when I apologize in the debate
[07:15:22] to Vice President Harris, and I think part of that
[07:15:25] has a lot to do.
[07:15:26] She watches, so if you want to,
[07:15:28] if you got some more words for her, you can say.
[07:15:29] Well, you know, I think for me,
[07:15:32] that was rooted in not only the fact that
[07:15:35] like we could have engaged in a conversation
[07:15:38] that would have landed better.
[07:15:40] I mean, I also, thinking of the fact
[07:15:42] I was a 20-something year old,
[07:15:43] I didn't think she was taking on my Twitter account.
[07:15:45] Never thought.
[07:15:46] You think she's seen it?
[07:15:47] She's got to do it.
[07:15:48] I don't know.
[07:15:49] I mean, at this point, maybe.
[07:15:49] How do you think she feels that someone
[07:15:52] who has put Kamala Harris one defeated
[07:15:55] the long-term incumbent?
[07:15:58] You know, I think as someone who has been like
[07:16:00] facing a lot of vitriol,
[07:16:03] a lot of really like harmful language,
[07:16:06] And I think also the fact that as an organizer,
[07:16:11] you're always trying to communicate in a way
[07:16:13] that actually lands for people.
[07:16:16] Yeah, I regret that because I would never want someone
[07:16:20] to feel dehumanized or attacked for not the subject,
[07:16:25] but as themselves, right?
[07:16:26] Like I don't want people to feel that it's them
[07:16:28] that I'm like attacking, right?
[07:16:31] And yeah, and I think that's where a lot
[07:16:35] that was coming from for me where the whole point of organizing is to build
[07:16:41] trust and build community and bring people into that work and you can't do
[07:16:44] that if you're constantly in a state of like yeah attacking the person right
[07:16:48] you have to attack the ideas and I think we always should be very critical
[07:16:52] especially when there's like really harmful behavior that's coming from
[07:16:55] especially from a party that says it's fighting for us right and if that
[07:16:59] that is not actually the case, of course, we got to Chris.
[07:17:05] So do you feel like there is a,
[07:17:11] I was joking about the poster's right thing, obviously,
[07:17:13] but do you feel like the environment
[07:17:16] has actually shifted a little bit?
[07:17:17] It was like, these sorts of things
[07:17:19] would be considered like significant setbacks
[07:17:21] even like five years ago, I feel like.
[07:17:24] And nowadays, I think people are so hungry for change
[07:17:28] that even a diverse district such as yourself
[07:17:32] with a lot of older voters in it as well,
[07:17:36] voters that normally would see that sort of thing
[07:17:38] and immediately go, I'm done with this,
[07:17:40] are willing to overlook that,
[07:17:43] even if they don't fully grasp what you said
[07:17:47] or maybe they didn't even hear that you apologized for it,
[07:17:49] but ultimately they were just like,
[07:17:50] I don't really care, I just want someone
[07:17:52] to represent this change, to be a fighter.
[07:17:57] do you feel like there's a real opportunity there?
[07:18:00] Because right now, Maylake Heroes is under attack by Diane to get.
[07:18:06] She's more of a faux progressive, I want to say.
[07:18:08] She's as much of an establishment hardliner as Adriana Espeyot is.
[07:18:14] But the attacks in Denver is a very woke district.
[07:18:20] And the attacks have turned very vicious.
[07:18:23] And they're also running the same play,
[07:18:27] saying that she's not like Denver, she's not real Denver.
[07:18:31] She's of course an immigrant.
[07:18:34] And it's getting a little bit more intense
[07:18:37] than one of the things that they're bringing up
[07:18:38] is like, oh, she's posted things.
[07:18:40] Like there's this ambiguous idea out there
[07:18:44] that she is also unserious or has posted things
[07:18:47] in the past.
[07:18:48] Do you feel like people are more open-minded
[07:18:50] towards that sort of thing?
[07:18:51] And like, what's your,
[07:18:53] what would be your advice to someone like Maylock heroes?
[07:18:56] I think Maylott is great.
[07:18:58] I'll start there.
[07:18:59] And I think she's running an incredible campaign.
[07:19:01] And I'm just really excited to see her cross the finish line.
[07:19:05] But I think the smears and these level of attacks,
[07:19:09] like most people I've spoken to see them for what they are,
[07:19:15] a desperate attempt to grab onto or hold on to power
[07:19:20] that they have and that they know they're about to lose.
[07:19:22] And I think the fact that they are so focused
[07:19:27] on attacking us, right?
[07:19:30] For who we are as people and not like the substance of anything
[07:19:34] because Melon and I did not have any political power, right?
[07:19:37] When that, when I'm actually not even sure
[07:19:40] what the tweets are that they're referencing.
[07:19:42] I don't either.
[07:19:43] No, it's like, it's this like weird ambiguous thing
[07:19:47] where the Denver Post said her tweets were obscene.
[07:19:51] And that's it, like that's what the attack ad says,
[07:19:54] and they never show it.
[07:19:55] And then they also do this thing
[07:19:56] where they don't say that she's DSA affiliated,
[07:19:59] but instead, because they now know
[07:20:00] that like DSA is becoming this like very popular organization.
[07:20:05] So the attack ad actually says she's affiliated
[07:20:08] with an organization, they don't name it,
[07:20:09] that wants to abolish all borders
[07:20:12] and abolish the police or, you know, abolish ICE,
[07:20:15] or actually they don't even mention abolish ICE
[07:20:16] because they, yeah, that's another very popular position.
[07:20:20] So, you know, they, it's just, yeah,
[07:20:24] they say it's offensive and radical.
[07:20:25] They just leave it at that.
[07:20:26] And I think it's-
[07:20:28] I think, yeah, I mean, I think it speaks to like
[07:20:30] an unwillingness to actually reflect, right?
[07:20:32] Cause like, how is it that we're having a conversation
[07:20:34] about accountability to versions of ourselves
[07:20:37] that had no political power,
[07:20:40] but not having accountability to the people
[07:20:43] who did hold political power,
[07:20:44] whose daily decisions had an impact
[07:20:47] on millions of people across the country
[07:20:49] and across the world, right?
[07:20:51] And I think it's just a deflection of accountability really.
[07:20:56] It's a deflection to the responsibility
[07:20:58] that they have to their constituents.
[07:21:00] And the fact that we spent so much of this campaign
[07:21:02] or my campaign having to say that, right?
[07:21:07] To say like, hey, like, yeah,
[07:21:09] we can talk about my tweets,
[07:21:10] but like the topic here are the things
[07:21:13] that people are actually living through
[07:21:15] and the things that they,
[07:21:16] the violence that they have been subjected to
[07:21:18] because of the failed policies of the representatives we have had.
[07:21:22] Why is it that we are not asking espayats
[07:21:25] to do a direct to camera to the working people of this district
[07:21:28] who have been forced out of it?
[07:21:29] Why is it that he's not saying, I'm sorry to Noura Mahmoud?
[07:21:33] Why is it that he's not saying, I'm sorry to, you know,
[07:21:37] the millions of people who are affected
[07:21:39] by his vote to arm Israel, by his votes to, you know,
[07:21:43] fund ICE?
[07:21:43] Like, these are questions of a serious talk.
[07:21:46] That in and of itself, there's this very frustrating thing
[07:21:51] that I see all the time where we look
[07:21:54] at the violence of systems or the violence of countries.
[07:21:59] And we treat it as though that's normal.
[07:22:02] And yet what you say in opposition to that violence,
[07:22:07] that's the real drama.
[07:22:08] That's the real issue at hand.
[07:22:11] And I'm like, no, the real issue at hand
[07:22:13] is like children are being slaughtered
[07:22:15] in the hands of, you know, American munitions
[07:22:19] that we ship over to Israel that, you know,
[07:22:21] the Israeli Air Force is using.
[07:22:23] That's the real problem, not like your feelings
[07:22:26] when you're challenged on your unambiguous defense
[07:22:30] of this system.
[07:22:32] And it's very frustrating, but I think it's something
[07:22:35] that we just have to, you know, work through, I guess.
[07:22:39] All right, well, Darrylisa, thank you so much.
[07:22:41] Yaga, where's my gift?
[07:22:43] I didn't get it brother.
[07:22:45] I didn't get the second one.
[07:22:47] What?
[07:22:49] No, not the newspaper.
[07:22:51] I asked you for something specifically.
[07:22:53] She's got to get off there.
[07:22:55] Okay.
[07:22:57] I will see you.
[07:22:59] Okay, thank you.
[07:23:01] Will I ever know what this gets to?
[07:23:03] You missed it.
[07:23:05] You left it.
[07:23:07] Yeah, I left it.
[07:23:09] I guess I will never find out what this gets to.
[07:23:11] That's crazy. It's a collector's item and you are my witness because now everyone else will now that this race is over everyone else will be like oh yeah I knew I was very confident and like I knew I wanted it's the it's your your mailer.
[07:23:31] I was like what is this connect like this was a really abrupt transition as soon as as soon as I saw
[07:23:39] That tweet that that landed on my timeline. I I was like Bianca. I need
[07:23:50] Okay, all right, I was like I need I need this to look at and go
[07:23:55] So, you know.
[07:23:58] No, we're gonna live it down.
[07:24:00] No, no, no, no, not at all.
[07:24:01] I mean, that's, I think you have to dab up
[07:24:05] coming to one of those.
[07:24:06] Like you have to do like one of those, you know.
[07:24:09] I'm letting you go.
[07:24:09] Okay, I'm letting you go.
[07:24:11] I'm not talking about this any longer.
[07:24:12] Anyway, all right, Dari, Lisa,
[07:24:14] thank you so much for coming on.
[07:24:16] This has been an incredibly exciting journey.
[07:24:19] I'm so happy that you won.
[07:24:24] New York DSA on top, you're going to do amazing things in Congress, and I'm very stoked.
[07:24:31] I'm always here to help out whenever, whatever you guys need.
[07:24:35] Thank you.
[07:24:36] Of course.
[07:24:37] All right, everybody, on that note, I'm going to end here because we're already at seven
[07:24:45] hours and 30 minutes and I will play this out and I will make up for the
[07:24:54] carrying of the flame tomorrow okay I'm not gonna do that with my council yeah
[07:25:01] yeah no this is all right all right everybody bye see you I'll be in LA
[07:25:08] tomorrow. Okay, bye.
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