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08-02-2026 · 8h 02m

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[00:00:00] The reason why I brought up Michigan, the reason why I brought up Michigan is because

[00:00:04] I think it was Michael Moore in 2016 who said, Michigan's not a swing state.

[00:00:10] And neither is Wisconsin.

[00:00:12] These are not swing states.

[00:00:14] They've been turned into swing states because they've left you behind, but we are going

[00:00:19] to bring back the working class to both Wisconsin and to Michigan.

[00:00:25] A Republican will never be elected in this state ever again, once our movement is done.

[00:00:35] A little bit of history lesson that I'm sure all of you are familiar with.

[00:00:45] This was the state that created Workers' Comp.

[00:00:49] It was Wisconsin.

[00:00:52] The first state to recognize collective bargaining rights.

[00:01:01] The Republican Party, as an abolitionist party, was formed in this state.

[00:01:08] And in a charter, it said, we will abolish shadow slavery in the south, but also abolish

[00:01:16] Wade slavery in the north.

[00:01:25] It wasn't New York that was the tip of the spear of the socialist movement in this country.

[00:01:30] It was Wisconsin.

[00:01:37] So when I hear that Wisconsin is not ready for this kind of change from the DC crowd,

[00:01:44] say no more, Wisconsin is ready for that change, and Francesca Hong will be that change.

[00:01:54] Are you sick and tired of being undermined by the elites living in the bicoastal lands

[00:02:00] telling you that you are not ready for Medicare for all, that you are not ready for universal

[00:02:05] child care, that you need to, wait, what did you say, sick and tired of it, you're right.

[00:02:14] That's right.

[00:02:15] People tell me all the time.

[00:02:17] They tell me all the time, your politics only works in New York.

[00:02:21] Well, at first they said Zoran couldn't work in New York either, that he was far too radical

[00:02:25] then, and then we won that race.

[00:02:35] Then they said that was just a mayoral race, that you can't have an impact in different

[00:02:40] districts in places like Denver, Colorado, or in Philadelphia, and we won those races too.

[00:02:50] So now they say you can only win in deep blue districts. You can only win in Denver because

[00:02:59] it's deep blue, it's young. You can't win in swing states. Well, I say we are going to prove them wrong.

[00:03:06] Not only are we going to run up the numbers for Francesca Hong on August 11th, but we

[00:03:14] are going to take that victory to the general election to make sure that the Republican

[00:03:19] top Tiffany never gets a seat of power ever again.

[00:03:26] And more importantly, remember, Wisconsin, you have a very important mission.

[00:03:32] This race is for all of us, for the working class, all around the country.

[00:03:37] You will prove that this movement is resilient.

[00:03:40] You will prove that we are undeniable.

[00:03:43] We are unbossed.

[00:03:45] We are unbought.

[00:03:50] And we are coming.

[00:03:52] If you put the interests of bosses over the interests of the workers, if you short the

[00:03:57] workers at the behest of bosses, we are coming.

[00:04:01] If you think we will continue paywalling health care, we are coming for you.

[00:04:11] If you think you can put an AI data center that will poison the water supply that will

[00:04:16] jack up prices without any penalties, we are coming for you.

[00:04:27] Now I want to introduce to you another fighter, just like Francesca Hong, who has also been

[00:04:33] undermined.

[00:04:35] She's been around.

[00:04:37] Not Terbi Derby.

[00:04:39] Unfortunately, Terbi Derby in South Dakota, he lost.

[00:04:43] I want to introduce to you someone who I admire, someone who's been a fighter for the working

[00:04:53] class.

[00:04:54] who has constantly been a villain far before I ever got on the scene. Let's be real. I

[00:05:01] want to introduce to you Ilhan Omar from Minneapolis, Minnesota. Wisconsin, let me

[00:05:13] hear you!

[00:05:40] Give it up for Hasan!

[00:05:43] Wisconsin, how are we feeling?

[00:05:51] I am Ilhan Omar and I am so honored to be here with you all today.

[00:05:59] I want to start by saying something simple.

[00:06:02] I am here because I believe in Francesca Hong.

[00:06:14] Not just because she is a great candidate, not just because she is making history, but

[00:06:20] because I know her story.

[00:06:23] I know for certain her fight for Wisconsin is rooted in making life better for every

[00:06:29] single Wisconsinite across this great state.

[00:06:41] And because I know what it means to carry a story like hers into public life.

[00:06:47] She is the daughter of immigrants.

[00:06:50] She knows what it means to grow up, watching your parents sacrifice, work, dream, not just

[00:06:56] for themselves, but for their children.

[00:06:59] She knows what it means to carry the hope of a family that believes in the promise of

[00:07:04] America.

[00:07:06] That is Francesca's story.

[00:07:09] Her parents came here with a dream.

[00:07:12] They came here believing that if you work hard, if you give your children opportunity, their

[00:07:20] family could create a better future.

[00:07:24] And Francesca has spent her entire life honoring that sacrifice.

[00:07:39] She did not take that opportunity to turn away from the struggle of others she used

[00:07:45] it to serve.

[00:07:47] She became a chef because she believed food could bring people together.

[00:07:57] She built a small business because she believed in creating something beautiful with and for

[00:08:05] her community.

[00:08:09] She created a pandemic response initiative to make sure people were fed when they needed

[00:08:15] it most. She became a legislator because she believed working people deserve someone fighting

[00:08:30] for them. And now she is running to be your next governor because she believes Wisconsin

[00:08:42] deserves a leader who understands what working people need.

[00:08:47] That's what makes Francesca different.

[00:08:57] She does not have to imagine what working families are up against.

[00:09:02] She's lived it.

[00:09:04] She knows what it means to work long hours.

[00:09:07] She knows what it means to build something from nothing.

[00:09:11] knows what it means to be a mother because when you become a mother and a caregiver,

[00:09:16] you start seeing every single child as your own. You start thinking about the different,

[00:09:23] differently about the future we are going to leave for the next generation. You start

[00:09:29] asking what kind of world would our children inherit? And I know Francesca carries that

[00:09:35] question with her every single day. When she fights for universal child care, she's thinking

[00:09:42] about parents who are struggling to make it work. When she fights for Medicare for all,

[00:09:48] she's thinking about the families who should never have to choose between taking care of

[00:09:53] themselves or paying their bills.

[00:10:05] Her son is not just the reason she fights, he is a reminder of who she fights for.

[00:10:17] It is a politic rooted in love, in radical love.

[00:10:29] Politics with the understanding that you are fighting for every family, for every children,

[00:10:35] for every neighbor.

[00:10:37] She's fighting for bold politics to lift everyone up, all while being a first.

[00:10:45] When she is elected, she will be the first democratic socialist governor in U.S. history.

[00:11:14] We will also be the first female governor of Wisconsin and the first Asian American

[00:11:20] governor of Wisconsin.

[00:11:29] And as many of you know, I know a little something about being a first.

[00:11:35] And I understand something about it.

[00:11:39] Being a first is very challenging.

[00:11:42] celebrate the moment you break a barrier, but they do not always see the way you

[00:11:48] carry. They do not see the moment when you walk into a room and people question

[00:11:54] whether you belong. They do not see the pressure of knowing that your decisions

[00:11:58] will be judged differently because you are the first. They do not see the

[00:12:05] responsibility of knowing that you cannot just open the door, but you have to

[00:12:10] hold it open for everyone coming behind you. And Francesca knows that because she knows

[00:12:27] Suppose what it means to be the first Asian American elected to the Wisconsin Legislature.

[00:12:42] But friends, what I admire about Francesca is that she never treated being a first as

[00:12:49] a personal achievement.

[00:12:52] When I first ran for Congress, I did not run to sit on the sidelines.

[00:12:58] I ran because I believed it was time to restore moral clarity and courage to Congress.

[00:13:13] I could not stomach the idea that my children's future would be decided by people who were

[00:13:19] all too willing to compromise their well-being.

[00:13:24] I could not allow myself to think back on this moment in history and tell them that

[00:13:31] I left any stone unturned that could have made their lives better.

[00:13:37] Francesca understands this and is not running to make history, but because she knows people

[00:13:42] in Wisconsin need a relentless fighter in their corner.

[00:13:47] And because she knows that somewhere in Wisconsin, there is another little girl watching her

[00:13:54] and realizing, maybe someone like me can do this too.

[00:14:08] And that is the power of representation, that is the power of Francesca Wong.

[00:14:14] She hung and she represents the best of Wisconsin.

[00:14:23] Because Wisconsin is a place where people show up, where neighbors care for neighbors,

[00:14:30] working people organize for their rights. This is the power of the Midwest.

[00:14:45] The rest of the country sometimes overlooks us, but they forget something

[00:14:51] very important. The Midwest has fundamentally changed America.

[00:15:00] Wisconsin has fundamentally changed America because this is where workers

[00:15:10] collectively bargained for their rights. This is where communities build

[00:15:15] movements. This is where the sewer socialists showed what government can do

[00:15:20] when serving the people and not the corporations.

[00:15:24] This is where people prove that ordinary citizens can change the world

[00:15:32] and where whenever ordinary citizens want to change the world,

[00:15:37] you suddenly hear whispers about electability.

[00:15:41] But if you know Francesca's story,

[00:15:44] you know that nobody understands what the heart-working people

[00:15:48] people of Wisconsin think is electable better than her.

[00:15:53] Getting corporate PAC money out of politics is electable.

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[00:16:17] Universal school meals is electable.

[00:16:22] Medicare for all is electable.

[00:16:28] And so Francesca Hong isn't waiting for someone to tell her what is electable

[00:16:34] because Francesca Hong is electable.

[00:16:43] And that is the reason why she is the leader we need in this moment.

[00:16:50] A leader who understands who she is fighting for.

[00:16:54] A leader who knows that government should not be a place where people ask for permission to be heard.

[00:17:01] It should be a place where people finally have someone listening.

[00:17:11] Wisconsin Francesca Hong is not just running to be your next governor.

[00:17:17] She's running because she believes in you, she believes in your family, she believes in your future,

[00:17:24] and she believes in politics of what is possible.

[00:17:27] And most importantly, unlike other people, she believes in a world where all of us thrive.

[00:17:54] And I believe in her because I know this.

[00:17:58] The people who have lived through struggle are often the people who fight the hardest

[00:18:04] to make sure others do not have to.

[00:18:16] And the people who carry the hopes of generations are often the bravest people who should lead.

[00:18:24] And that, my friends, is Francesca Hong.

[00:18:37] This is why I am so proud to stand with her, Wisconsin.

[00:18:43] Let's make history together and help me welcome your next governor, Francesca Hong.

[00:19:24] What's up, Milwaukee?

[00:19:54] I love you, too, folks, I'm Francesca Hong, and it is an honor to be running, to be your

[00:20:20] next governor. First, I have to thank Hassan and Congressman Omar. And let's give it up

[00:20:41] again for Malik, 99 the producer at Emmett James.

[00:20:53] And y'all please look around.

[00:20:56] This is beautiful.

[00:20:58] This is powerful.

[00:21:00] And I want to thank each of you for being here today.

[00:21:12] I stand before you all as a proud daughter of immigrants.

[00:21:18] My parents are here by the way.

[00:21:35] My parents chose Wisconsin.

[00:21:40] They chose to follow their ambition because they knew that this state could be a state

[00:21:48] of possibilities. And now I am a daughter of Wisconsin. And shout out to all my single

[00:22:03] moms because I'm a proud single mom. And I will always be a proud service industry worker.

[00:22:27] Because that helps me to remember that I am not a politician first.

[00:22:33] I am a public servant for the people.

[00:22:46] And it's an honor to be a public certain in the state where kindergarten was born.

[00:22:58] This is the state where sewer socialism and social security was born.

[00:23:10] And in the city of sewer socialism, this is where we showed the world that government

[00:23:17] can and must be a force of good to help everyone live a life of dignity.

[00:23:24] And this is why I'm proud to be a Democratic Socialist.

[00:23:37] Even as the state were the people before us who imagined a better world, like Vell Phillips,

[00:23:45] and fighting Bob LaFollette.

[00:23:51] They were told they were unreasonable and impractical.

[00:23:56] These folks were told to wait for change.

[00:24:00] But they didn't, because they knew that incrementalism is irresponsible, and that the people should

[00:24:12] have a say in the change that we want and not be told when we can have it.

[00:24:25] And we know that possibility is bound only by our ambition.

[00:24:31] And we ask ourselves, and we must ask of others, if we are going to be strong enough together

[00:24:38] to actually meet this moment with the demands that carry dangerous and desperate times.

[00:24:48] We have to learn from our past.

[00:24:52] Democrats had the trifecta in 2010. And it wasn't only them that got complacent, but

[00:24:59] the people did too. And then what complacency came to defeat, because we didn't really see

[00:25:10] a better Wisconsin enough to fight for it. And when we actually help people feel like

[00:25:20] they belong, that's when it's easier for us to help them feel like they actually can

[00:25:27] believe.

[00:25:28] And you better believe a bunch of people across this state are believing in our movement.

[00:25:46] We are fighting for permanent affordability.

[00:25:54] Because that word shouldn't just be thrown around like a slogan, but we need to enshrine

[00:26:00] it as a practice.

[00:26:02] And I'm doing so because folks all across our state are sharing stories of healthcare

[00:26:08] costs going up, of public schools potentially turning off the lights, of elders not being

[00:26:15] able to age with dignity because we have corporate corruption buying up our nursing homes where

[00:26:21] folks are seeing politicians selling out our natural resources.

[00:26:34] And Clinton didn't make it better.

[00:26:39] And folks are telling us they're tired of the same old campaigns and politics that are

[00:26:46] often fed to us by too many consultants and focus groups.

[00:26:51] And now we are going to be building a new type of politics together.

[00:27:04] I am the only candidate right now

[00:27:06] that is calling for a moratorium

[00:27:08] on a data center construction.

[00:27:10] And that means we're fighting big tech

[00:27:17] and that we're standing up to the people

[00:27:19] who are complicit in upholding the billionaires too,

[00:27:22] because we will not neatly accept the sellout of Wisconsin.

[00:27:26] I am the only candidate in this race with an actual plan for free child care and fully

[00:27:38] funded schools where our teachers can make a living wage and more.

[00:27:51] And I assure you, I assure you, I will be fighting to protect every single Wisconsinite,

[00:27:58] because I'm the only candidate in this race who will meet ICE, with the force and fury

[00:28:03] required to keep us all safe.

[00:28:21] So, when we are actually a campaign that runs on issues, this is actually what is bringing

[00:28:32] people together.

[00:28:34] I want us to think about what a truly multiracial, multi-demographic, multi-ethnic, multi-faith

[00:28:42] coalition looks like, because that's how we are actually going to uphold the democracy

[00:28:49] we each deserve.

[00:28:51] Because I want to acknowledge, I want to let you know that I see you, that you are right

[00:29:08] when you feel like you're being screwed over, but we fight back when we know a better world

[00:29:13] is possible. And that we, we as everyday working class folks, we are the many and we're going

[00:29:32] to be defeating that big money.

[00:29:45] I never thought that I could be on a stage like this, fighting to be your next governor.

[00:29:51] But it is all of you and folks across this state who helped me reimagine better even

[00:29:59] one, it continues to be harder because, yeah, they're coming out with the attacks.

[00:30:04] But guess what?

[00:30:08] We're winning not only on the issues, but because we're acknowledging that all Wisconsinites

[00:30:13] work hard.

[00:30:14] All Wisconsinites want to be able to care for themselves and their families.

[00:30:18] All Wisconsinites deserve better.

[00:30:20] If we don't build the power and organize the people required to live, to actually deliver

[00:30:39] a better Wisconsin, if we don't give folks something to believe in, we're going to go

[00:30:44] back to fighting for survival every day.

[00:30:47] What if, what if we had a politics and elected officials who organize with us, who are fighting

[00:30:55] alongside us, who then we can trust will actually be fighting for us, and I assure you that

[00:31:01] will be an executive like me.

[00:31:17] And where we can continue to do this, we have now over 7,000 people who have signed up to

[00:31:25] volunteer with our campaign.

[00:31:27] And they are showing me.

[00:31:32] And folks aren't just, I mean this is great, we should all be rallying a lot more, but

[00:31:36] folks, folks aren't just showing up to the rallies or to the protests.

[00:31:40] They are seeing the value and the power of mutual aid, of coming together to make sure

[00:31:46] your neighbor is cared for. We're seeing repair cafes and people gathering in

[00:31:52] bowling alleys that because more of us actually want to fight for yes our

[00:31:58] neighbors but the neighbor we may never meet. I think that we are showing not

[00:32:06] just Wisconsin but the world what it looks like when working class people can

[00:32:12] and come together to reclaim our power.

[00:32:16] Because all that organizing, getting and growing community, that is part of resistance.

[00:32:41] When we feel joy, when we care about our neighbors, when we build community, that is what is truly

[00:32:49] fighting back against fascism, because they don't want us to dream.

[00:32:53] They don't even want us to get along.

[00:32:55] They don't want us to see one another for who we are.

[00:32:58] But when we each do that as individuals and as a community, that's when we win.

[00:33:15] Resistance demands a vision in which regular people of all ages, races, genders, and faith

[00:33:22] are included, well respected for and cared for, and our money and our power cannot be

[00:33:29] given away to the wealthy, but driven towards the things that make each and every one of

[00:33:35] our lives better.

[00:33:37] We will defeat Donald Trump and drive a stake through the heart of fascism.

[00:33:52] We drive that stake through the heart of fascism, not with rhetoric, but by demanding and winning

[00:33:59] change at the speed and scale that actually matches the struggles of ordinary people's

[00:34:05] lives and this multi-generational change I'm talking about, it's happening in

[00:34:10] Portage County, it's happening in Dunn County, it's happening in Dane County. I

[00:34:15] can't tell you how so many of our Democratic County party folks, when we

[00:34:22] show up with our coalition of Democratic socialists, of new voters, of voters who

[00:34:27] haven't voted for years, this type of coalition building, it's making people

[00:34:33] excited. We're fighting. We're actually taking on one of the most important

[00:34:48] battles and that's one of apathy in disillusionment. When people want to

[00:34:56] fight for something together, when they see something they believe in and they

[00:35:00] start to believe in one another. I think the DEMs are going to have to write a new playbook

[00:35:07] here. But I want us all as working class people to know that regardless of where your political

[00:35:28] home may be or how you identify, this is the moment where we must convey and win power

[00:35:35] for the majority and that's working class people.

[00:35:47] I am going to need each and every one of you to stand united as we continue to fight forward

[00:35:55] Because in crises like these, diminishing our ambition

[00:36:01] is irresponsible.

[00:36:03] But we provide the other antidote

[00:36:06] that we need by being radically welcoming of all those who

[00:36:11] are joining our movement, and even some who might not

[00:36:15] quite be ready yet.

[00:36:17] But the stronger our coalition, it becomes our coalition

[00:36:22] get stronger when we actually embrace our differences and diversity in thought, too.

[00:36:30] Because people have felt very left behind for too long.

[00:36:34] And with our movement, we actually have an opportunity now to make sure that everyone

[00:36:41] feels that they live in Wisconsin that belongs to them.

[00:36:56] So we will reject the cynicism and cruelty of the present for a greater imagination of

[00:37:04] the future. A future that can only be one if we ask those who to, if we ask those to

[00:37:13] fight with us to see themselves in our vision. Folks, we can make better possible. We must

[00:37:21] make better possible and together we will make better possible. My name is Francesca

[00:37:27] Hong and it would be an honor to be your next governor. Thank you so much.

[00:37:39] Ladies and gentlemen, friends beyond the binary, this is your future governor, Francesca Tong.

[00:37:49] And this right here together is We Make Better Possible Live!

[00:38:08] Let's welcome back some special friends.

[00:38:11] Please welcome to the stage, Hasan Baker!

[00:38:16] And let's welcome back Representative Ilhan Omar!

[00:38:36] And let's hear it one more time for your future Governor, Fran Jessica Hong!

[00:39:06] My friends, my friends, I'll be realistic,

[00:39:12] the polls feel pretty good,

[00:39:14] but there's only one poll that matters,

[00:39:16] and it ends at 8 p.m. on August 11th.

[00:39:19] And with your help, and only with your help,

[00:39:26] we are gonna win that poll so resoundingly

[00:39:29] that we redefine what possible means

[00:39:32] for five million Wisconsinites.

[00:39:34] So we, all of us here, come to you in a time of need.

[00:39:43] There are nine days and seven hours before polls close.

[00:39:48] It's going to be up to all of us to do something so unprecedented, so remarkable, to sweat

[00:39:55] and cry, and organize so hard that every single person in America hears about it.

[00:40:05] We, together, are going to make sure every single American from sea to shining sea

[00:40:13] wakes up on August 12th and wishes they had woken up in Wisconsin.

[00:40:25] It's like what Vince Lombardi said, right?

[00:40:41] Winning isn't everything, it's the only thing.

[00:40:45] It is our responsibility to fight, it is our responsibility to win.

[00:40:52] Are you ready to work?

[00:40:55] Tell me, hell yeah.

[00:40:58] Tell me we can make better possible.

[00:41:03] Tell me we must make better possible.

[00:41:08] And tell me that together, we will make better possible.

[00:41:14] My friends, everything that rises must converge.

[00:41:18] The life you save may be your own.

[00:41:20] Let's go knock some fucking doors.

[00:41:33] My friend and yours, the delightful Benji, is right outside those doors and they are

[00:41:38] waiting so patiently and so eagerly to give you what you need.

[00:41:42] To come out there and talk to some people.

[00:41:44] Are you ready?

[00:41:45] Let's get it.

[00:41:46] See you later.

[00:41:47] See you later!

[00:42:17] I

[00:43:47] He's like your Jack.

[00:43:49] Like basketball.

[00:43:50] You know what I mean?

[00:43:51] He thought I was your security guard.

[00:43:52] Yeah.

[00:43:53] Well, that's because you're Jack.

[00:43:54] He's like that.

[00:43:55] This guy, this guy just acted in his closet.

[00:43:58] The private security guy just gave this to me to get to.

[00:44:00] Or that.

[00:44:01] He says if you need it, you might try to meet it.

[00:44:03] Well, I have a...

[00:44:05] That guy, I don't know.

[00:44:07] I just gave him a card.

[00:44:08] It's one of them in the top.

[00:44:09] Nice to meet you.

[00:44:10] Nice to meet you.

[00:44:11] What does it say?

[00:44:12] It says, if you need it, you know what it says.

[00:44:14] What does it say?

[00:44:15] What do you think of this security?

[00:44:18] He's trying to get his life back.

[00:44:21] Alright, we're live. What's up everybody?

[00:44:23] Sorry for the weird timing.

[00:44:25] We just kind of decided on the fly that we would do the rally live

[00:44:30] instead of filming it.

[00:44:32] Hopefully there's going to be some other people filming the rally regardless.

[00:44:36] I saw that David kind of bossed it a little bit.

[00:44:39] He's fine.

[00:44:41] We got

[00:44:43] The man the myth election we got some walking well yes, okay, so listen

[00:44:50] He wouldn't come to Milwaukee. That's why he's scared. That's why he's here. He's too many white too many white folk

[00:44:56] That's what he said. I was like, I'm not that Pat being a good father. We're just down for a week. Yeah, that's really true

[00:45:01] We're golfing. Oh, I said that's what we were trying to show me before we went up to

[00:45:06] But yeah, he wasn't lying like it is actually tight

[00:45:11] It's actually good value, I told you.

[00:45:13] Where did everybody go? Do we have any idea?

[00:45:17] There's supposed to be a group photo.

[00:45:19] Oh, is there?

[00:45:25] Okay.

[00:45:27] Okay, she went out.

[00:45:29] What?

[00:45:31] Look at that.

[00:45:34] Yeah, it's fine.

[00:45:36] But, yeah, we just got in, personal news wise, we just got in this morning.

[00:45:47] We were out handing pamphlets out, all night for Donovan McKinney.

[00:45:55] We went to the alley in Michigan, and then I went to bed, woke up early, got on a flight,

[00:46:01] flew out here, and we're going to be doing some activities here throughout the day.

[00:46:06] It's a nice day. Is this is this a good day for for a little bit hot. Okay, so like I don't because I don't know

[00:46:12] Cuz everyone's like oh you came out in a good day. That's what they were saying. It's because of the suit though

[00:46:16] This is my first time seeing you in person. Oh, yeah before your

[00:46:23] Chrome heart netlases. Yeah. Yeah. I was a I was a chrome heart batty

[00:46:27] Yeah, and now are the other audience receiving this wall

[00:46:31] They didn't like it at first, they don't like the LARF, but I liked it, it just, it looks,

[00:46:38] people respect me differently.

[00:46:40] I said you couldn't even make sure a little bit too.

[00:46:42] Bro, oh, that was just because I was on vacation.

[00:46:45] Last night, for the first time ever, I was walking by a cop car, and the guy went, like,

[00:46:53] the cop went, it just never happened to me before.

[00:46:56] I'm like pretty white, but even then like I don't know maybe it's my height my size or like what I wear

[00:47:02] But like I felt like Don Draper, but you were in this stuff at home too though. Yeah. Yeah, am I don't you don't feel comfortable sitting down?

[00:47:09] And I like it. I like it. Bro. Well, this one is not this is just like tailored, but I have like most of this

[00:47:16] I wear like actually bespoke

[00:47:18] So I made the fit and when you wear that shit, it's like he's crazy. It's like

[00:47:22] It's like a pajama. I swear. I don't believe you. I got it. No, no, I swear.

[00:47:30] Dude, we gotta get you on the screen. I'm trying to get everybody on the screen.

[00:47:36] Well, we, like, this is more so because like I keep getting filmed, gone, you know,

[00:47:42] Mark's news and shit, so. Follow her. Oh, follow her?

[00:48:22] everywhere we got we got it all right what are we doing

[00:48:42] anyway friends gonna meet me to talk to you in the green room oh she's right

[00:48:47] there she's talking to student

[00:48:52] Her mom and dad were going crazy, it's so cute.

[00:48:59] They were so cute.

[00:49:01] It's a little tiny.

[00:49:04] They got the polo's on, but you're also Jack.

[00:49:08] But he looks like a superhero.

[00:49:09] People think I'm security too, so I'm looking like a camera.

[00:49:12] I feel it.

[00:49:13] It's just like, if you're going to be too big, I'm sorry.

[00:49:16] You're a tactical guy.

[00:49:18] Yeah, I'm always looking around.

[00:49:20] How was the speech though?

[00:49:26] Thank you.

[00:49:27] The energy was good.

[00:49:30] Hell yeah.

[00:49:31] I did locally record the whole thing.

[00:49:33] But it's house audio.

[00:49:35] Well, we are, well, there's plenty of other cameras here too so we can get like, we can

[00:49:40] get the footage from someone else and it's like, I'm going to ask their team actually

[00:49:43] to see if there's, do you know, do we have like in-house footage of the speeches?

[00:49:49] Oh, if we can get that, it's half for our editing team, that'd be great.

[00:49:54] Your connection to Canada?

[00:49:56] No, but Grenada, it's an awful lot.

[00:49:58] Oh yeah, perfect, perfect, perfect.

[00:50:09] What are we supposed to be doing today?

[00:50:11] We're talking to friends, we're going back to the hotel.

[00:50:19] What was it mean? I'm gone.

[00:50:23] What was it mean? I'm gone.

[00:50:27] Are we going?

[00:50:31] We're going like we know we're going. I have an idea where it was

[00:50:35] supposed to be going. I think it's like this way, but I don't know. I don't know where the green room is.

[00:50:39] Yeah, I forget where the green room is.

[00:50:43] I think we were in the green room previously. Yeah, we were in there.

[00:50:47] Francis, do your parents are f***ing crazy?

[00:50:50] I don't know.

[00:50:50] Oh my gosh, I totally get where it went from the way you are now.

[00:50:54] After I saw you mom for like three seconds down there freaking out,

[00:50:58] that makes someone sense.

[00:51:00] You're jumping up and down.

[00:51:02] Don't make me want to hear this.

[00:51:04] Jim.

[00:51:04] I mean, she's in this.

[00:51:05] Damn.

[00:51:06] Yeah, you guys.

[00:51:06] You guys have to use that a brain.

[00:51:07] Yeah, or you might want to.

[00:51:09] Yeah, I'm sorry.

[00:51:10] I don't miss you.

[00:51:11] Yeah, you guys.

[00:51:12] Thank you.

[00:51:14] Nice to meet you too, girl.

[00:51:16] That's a nice room.

[00:51:21] Have you come home?

[00:51:25] That's great.

[00:51:27] I'm assuming it's pretty hot in the room.

[00:51:31] Hi!

[00:51:32] Oh my god!

[00:51:33] Nice to meet you.

[00:51:34] How much ahead of you is free?

[00:51:36] Oh, oh!

[00:51:37] That's like in a series.

[00:51:39] That's really good.

[00:51:40] Jump suit?

[00:51:41] You guys want to see what we have?

[00:51:42] Well, it's gonna be so much fun.

[00:51:44] Actually, I'm a music teacher, so I'm ready to take this.

[00:51:47] Yeah, I'm ready to learn, dearly. Not quite.

[00:51:53] Well, and then, these are some of my colleagues from the legislature.

[00:51:56] I'm doing it.

[00:52:00] What's going on? All right, I'm sorry.

[00:52:02] Dan Madison. Nice to meet you.

[00:52:04] Chris. Nice to meet you.

[00:52:05] Angelito. So good to meet you.

[00:52:07] I'm not nice and weird.

[00:52:09] Oh, never mind.

[00:52:11] Oh man, so of course this is awesome. The energy was amazing in the room. Like I said, I apologize.

[00:52:23] You know, major life's a little bit harder with my speed. I try to keep it, you know, try to keep it as balanced.

[00:52:31] They're not making stuff up. They're going to put things under and make up something else.

[00:52:37] But we got we're gonna be doing stuff with the campaign later today as well

[00:52:43] I think we have a foam bank that we're gonna be doing

[00:52:47] I'm gonna launch a

[00:52:50] I'm gonna law and then I'm gonna do a canvas launch as well. That's my canvas. Okay

[00:53:03] Well, I had this shirt but it's shrunk in the wash into my girlfriend's wearing this shirt

[00:53:07] It's at Fran Hong Strongest Soldier.

[00:53:09] Oh, no.

[00:53:11] We just got the button out.

[00:53:13] OK.

[00:53:15] All right.

[00:53:16] Hell yeah.

[00:53:17] So we're probably going to head back after this, right?

[00:53:20] Like, you guys are just chilling.

[00:53:22] Yeah, if you guys have a couple minutes to do some press,

[00:53:24] we've got a couple journalists back in the gym.

[00:53:26] We'll pull you over for that in like two minutes.

[00:53:29] But if you guys want to hang here,

[00:53:30] I'll make sure they're all ready to go.

[00:53:32] Perfect.

[00:53:33] Here, I'll ask you how you feel over here.

[00:53:36] and sit down over here and talk, right?

[00:53:39] Can we do that?

[00:53:40] Is that awkward?

[00:53:41] About how I feel?

[00:53:42] Yeah, how did you feel about the speech

[00:53:43] and just like the energy in general?

[00:53:46] I mean, we got a couple days remaining on this 11th.

[00:53:49] Like, I-

[00:53:51] Can I be honest?

[00:53:52] Yeah, be honest.

[00:53:54] I was crying during Congresswoman Omar's speech,

[00:53:59] so I went up like trying to get my shit together.

[00:54:03] but I think overall I'm just very grateful

[00:54:06] and I think folks, I hope they take with them

[00:54:09] that we just have to keep having these conversations.

[00:54:13] So one of the things, one of the themes

[00:54:16] that I try to hit on with what I was talking about

[00:54:19] is like I feel like there is an underestimating going on

[00:54:23] of both yourself and also Wisconsin in general.

[00:54:28] Like there's this attitude from I think like elites

[00:54:32] in New York that make it seem like Milwaukee, Madison,

[00:54:36] Wisconsin broadly is not this place that's ready

[00:54:40] for Bernie Pratt style of politics

[00:54:44] so to put it in a more populist framework.

[00:54:47] How do you feel about that?

[00:54:48] Do you feel like that's a thing

[00:54:50] that people are experiencing out here as well?

[00:54:53] I feel insulted.

[00:54:54] I don't want the coastal folks to be telling Wisconsinites

[00:54:59] who we are, who we are is, you know, in a state where social security was born.

[00:55:05] Yes.

[00:55:06] We have deep progressive roots of people who courageously said we deserve better and let's

[00:55:12] make it possible.

[00:55:13] And I think that one of the worst things a politician or even a candidate can do is to

[00:55:19] make people feel like they're being told what to do or who they are.

[00:55:24] And so when I'm organizing, one of the questions I really like to ask is what you are most

[00:55:29] proud of in your community. And then folks are telling us a lot of the times that they're

[00:55:34] sick of this shit. And so I think craving something different and wanting different is the thing

[00:55:40] that really threads all of this together. I also absolutely I also feel like if it wasn't so

[00:55:46] important as a proving ground for a lot of these policies that you know some might even consider

[00:55:53] to be socialist it wouldn't be a testing ground for some of the most nefarious actions

[00:55:59] from Alec and, you know, represented by Scott Walker for the longest time and then Tom Tiffany

[00:56:06] is also, you know, as a representative, carried that torch.

[00:56:10] I mean, he's barely a representative.

[00:56:12] Yeah.

[00:56:12] Still kind of keep, we got to keep going back to his voting record and how many he would show up for.

[00:56:18] So with like, I feel like looking at the environment, like looking at what he's bringing

[00:56:25] in the table, going into the general.

[00:56:27] We're moving past the primary.

[00:56:30] No complacency has taught us.

[00:56:31] OK, you know what?

[00:56:32] Let's talk about the primary then, never mind.

[00:56:34] So what happened?

[00:56:35] Is it the heavens mandate?

[00:56:37] Because the establishment was in a state of panic over and over

[00:56:40] again, and they just kept trying to consolidate support

[00:56:42] behind people the entire time.

[00:56:44] And it almost, I think you are already

[00:56:47] a very strong candidate regardless,

[00:56:49] but it certainly didn't help them

[00:56:52] that they were trying to actively in a state of panic

[00:56:55] like consolidating support behind certain candidates,

[00:56:57] and then those campaigns kind of like having

[00:56:59] a lot of issues, what's going on?

[00:57:00] Is it the heavens mandate?

[00:57:01] What do you, what's happening?

[00:57:03] Let them run scared, because the people who aren't scared

[00:57:06] are the people in Wisconsin who are demanding change.

[00:57:09] The folks who are organizing for the first time,

[00:57:12] they're phone banking for the first time,

[00:57:14] they're going to a training, and I'm like,

[00:57:16] are people gonna wanna do an organizing training over Zoom?

[00:57:19] And then like hundreds of people show up.

[00:57:20] And so I think, you know, this isn't super complicated.

[00:57:25] Part of it comes from trusting the people in our state

[00:57:28] to fight for what they want.

[00:57:29] And it was very important to us that we help people

[00:57:33] feel empowered to start organizing

[00:57:36] and engaging their community.

[00:57:37] So it's, we're focused on winning.

[00:57:43] They can be focused on the drama.

[00:57:45] That's not gonna help us win the people.

[00:57:47] You've also, I've noticed at least,

[00:57:49] I have a different style than yourself, I think.

[00:57:53] That's okay?

[00:57:54] In both the way I carry this stuff.

[00:57:56] I feel like that's why we gotta do events together

[00:57:58] so that people can see we're multitudes.

[00:58:00] But you actually had a very positive campaign overall

[00:58:06] in the primaries and I've been involved

[00:58:08] in some of these other candidacies so far

[00:58:11] and they've gotten very ugly at times.

[00:58:15] Is that, was that a deliberate effort

[00:58:17] And are you going to carry a similar energy to Tom Tiffany?

[00:58:21] Or are you going to use a term from Haley's to stick it to him?

[00:58:25] A little bit of stick it to him.

[00:58:28] We have only attacked Tom Tiffany on the campaign.

[00:58:32] It doesn't benefit us to attack my opponents

[00:58:36] because it distracts us from what we need to do, which

[00:58:39] is actually listen to the voters.

[00:58:41] And we have to tell folks who Tom Tiffany is.

[00:58:44] He is an election denying trader, pedophile protector.

[00:58:47] He voted to rip healthcare away from millions of Americans

[00:58:50] and he voted to take food away from our kids.

[00:58:53] He will never put Wisconsinites first.

[00:58:55] And I think it's important that people know who he is

[00:58:58] and that who we are is we need positivity

[00:59:02] and joy in politics, but that doesn't mean

[00:59:04] we're not gonna throw down.

[00:59:06] And I think that we have found,

[00:59:09] I think there's a lot of creativity and innovation

[00:59:11] that's missing from politics

[00:59:13] and you're not gonna find it all within one campaign.

[00:59:15] I have amazing staff, so I'll actually get some of that.

[00:59:17] But when you have people,

[00:59:22] a print screen print party,

[00:59:24] and folks having events at bowling alleys,

[00:59:27] and people who have never talked to their neighbor

[00:59:30] all of a sudden, their first conversation is about our campaign,

[00:59:34] I think that's what makes this really special.

[00:59:36] I wanna go back to one moment,

[00:59:38] and specifically that pairs up with the joy of Canada

[00:59:42] see that you're kind of talking about.

[00:59:45] There was a moment that I was unbelievably annoyed with.

[00:59:47] I'm on Twitter far too much.

[00:59:50] I think I should stop going on Twitter in general.

[00:59:52] But it goes back to undermining this movement

[00:59:58] that the Democratic Socialist America here

[01:00:01] have been able to build around you.

[01:00:03] You were obviously carrying this movement here in Wisconsin.

[01:00:08] There was a moment when I think it was like you

[01:00:10] made a statement about Zoran.

[01:00:13] And everyone of these fucking assholes

[01:00:16] that are in DC and New York and election

[01:00:19] to where these consoles were like, no one in Wisconsin

[01:00:23] would care about Zoran.

[01:00:24] Why would you bring up the Knicks or Zoran?

[01:00:26] It's like, I feel like, do you get that?

[01:00:29] Like, do you see that at all, that there's this attitude

[01:00:33] that Wisconsin has somehow removed

[01:00:35] from the rest of the country?

[01:00:37] Like, the treatment that it's like a flyover state

[01:00:40] is very frustrating.

[01:00:41] Yeah.

[01:00:43] First, I'll say that I fully, I was transparent

[01:00:46] that I named Bandwagon, Nick's band.

[01:00:48] I wasn't trying to be creating anything,

[01:00:51] but look at the room and how excited everyone was,

[01:00:54] and that was the Wisconsin Democratic Party Convention.

[01:00:58] Yeah.

[01:00:59] You know, folks who we literally were able

[01:01:01] to bring people together through that game.

[01:01:03] And Mayor Mondani also campaigned politics of joy,

[01:01:08] and he helped communities feel like they were actually being

[01:01:11] seen by someone who was going to hold power,

[01:01:14] and they jumped on that with him.

[01:01:16] So folks are going to be looking for ways to bring us down.

[01:01:20] Many people are going to try to set us up to fail.

[01:01:25] But I mean, that's why it's the working class movements that

[01:01:30] can't, but we need to do the work of bringing one together.

[01:01:33] It's just, yeah, the only reason I bring it up

[01:01:36] Because this is an attitude where people like Yale graduates, Harvard graduates, they'll

[01:01:41] come back and they'll be like, oh, these are yokels.

[01:01:43] Like they don't have access to the internet.

[01:01:45] You know what I mean?

[01:01:46] Like they can't possibly be excited about like a left movement in this country and then

[01:01:51] maybe even want to join it in their own backyards to aid their own communities in a more meaningful

[01:01:57] way than the way that establishment Democrats, quite frankly, have kind of dropped the ball

[01:02:00] on in this state.

[01:02:01] Even though this is very important, it's going to be the trifecta.

[01:02:05] Like I said, on my speech as well, we're going to make sure that there's never a Republican

[01:02:09] in the seat of power in this state ever again.

[01:02:11] Well, what I'll say to that is, I think we don't underestimate our voters.

[01:02:18] So we have a responsibility to make sure that they don't underestimate us too.

[01:02:23] Yeah.

[01:02:24] So, I'm very excited.

[01:02:26] And I keep yelling at posters over and over again.

[01:02:29] They keep saying, oh, it's not.

[01:02:30] It's not going to be close.

[01:02:31] It's going to be...

[01:02:33] gonna cook so well we're gonna cook in on August 11 then we're gonna cook again

[01:02:38] in the general I'm good at that yeah yeah I apologize for for almost poisoning

[01:02:45] you with my cheese with the cabbage I'm not ready to talk about that oh my god

[01:02:50] cheese on cabbage he was just like I am your lucky I didn't have a fucking heart

[01:02:55] attack that's correct okay first of all Michael the Pennsylvania fed you

[01:02:58] beforehand I found out okay it's yeah I that's probably what it was you were

[01:03:03] less receptive to the cheese. Anyway, it's fine. All right, we got press right now, right?

[01:03:12] Yeah, let's do it.

[01:03:13] Put a lot of cheese on the whole thing.

[01:03:16] Yeah.

[01:03:17] Wait, do you guys like the cheese?

[01:03:18] We love cheese, of course.

[01:03:20] We had almost 40 years in here.

[01:03:23] So it's nice to see the real one.

[01:03:25] You want to try the hot one?

[01:03:26] Hot one?

[01:03:27] Hot cheese on the calendar?

[01:03:28] No.

[01:03:29] But the younger generation, they love cheese.

[01:03:31] They love cheese.

[01:03:33] Let's have this one.

[01:03:35] You guys only eat this?

[01:03:37] Yeah.

[01:03:38] You gotta stand in the back.

[01:03:41] next to mom.

[01:03:43] Hello.

[01:03:44] We are in this room.

[01:03:45] We've got to have the phone back.

[01:03:46] Oh, OK.

[01:03:47] Ah, and she's green for carrots.

[01:03:49] Oh.

[01:03:50] Thanks a lot.

[01:03:54] You're welcome.

[01:03:57] Thanks a lot.

[01:04:05] Oh, yeah, I'm going to have a mic stream tomorrow.

[01:04:20] I got to do a picture with you.

[01:04:21] It's great.

[01:04:55] Great.

[01:05:07] Wait, wait, we're live on this in this room on the street.

[01:05:10] It's fine, you didn't, I don't know what they're doing.

[01:05:13] Let's make it sure.

[01:05:14] Yeah.

[01:05:25] Did you just stand right here?

[01:05:27] Yeah.

[01:05:28] Oh, yeah.

[01:05:30] Everybody go.

[01:05:32] How about it?

[01:05:34] All right.

[01:05:36] He's got questions.

[01:05:38] Hi, guys.

[01:05:40] I don't know what the big scene is.

[01:05:42] Thanks for being with us.

[01:05:44] Oh, thank you.

[01:05:46] He's got questions.

[01:05:48] Hi, guys.

[01:05:49] Adam Egelwin at VC News.

[01:05:51] Thanks for being with us.

[01:05:53] There's no secret that the right, center right, likes to pair.

[01:05:58] If you're a representative of Omar and you, Mr. Piker,

[01:06:01] you're kind of, you know, I'm curious.

[01:06:04] Is it a risk appearing alongside these guys

[01:06:06] as you kind of frame the head into the general?

[01:06:09] It would be a risk not to try to build the hardest coalition possible.

[01:06:13] I think that one of the reasons we see republicans are the right attack leaders because they know that they're losing.

[01:06:24] That the people are powerful and not the issues that they fight for.

[01:06:30] So, let anyone step out.

[01:06:37] No, we're done.

[01:06:39] How are we going to reclaim public land, like, for instance, data centers that are being built all over the Wisconsinite nation?

[01:06:48] Like, the land has already been purchased. How are we actually going to reclaim the privatization of, like, almost everything in America to make it public?

[01:06:56] Public control and publicly-owned private people.

[01:06:59] Yeah, public lands are important to every single Wisconsinite and it's a very unifying issue in terms of whether you're a Republican, independent Democrat.

[01:07:08] And so the state absolutely has a responsibility in protecting our public lands and working with the Treasurer's Office and the different environmental coalitions to fight for it together.

[01:07:20] You think that you don't agree with the entire DSA national platform.

[01:07:26] What would you add to it if you could add something or what do you think is missing?

[01:07:30] And that goes for all three of you.

[01:07:31] What do you think that the political platform is missing to reel more people in to the philosophy?

[01:07:39] I think there should be a right to self-determination that everyone has the freedom to be themselves

[01:07:47] and that will protect them communities and their right to be able to be themselves.

[01:07:52] Mr. Torch, what is the way things are changing within the Democratic Party here?

[01:07:58] Are you noticing a changing in tone or a changing of the guard

[01:08:01] in terms of just how viable your campaign, what's happening in Michigan,

[01:08:05] and all over the country might be?

[01:08:07] I was excited when one of my opponents came out and said that now he supports free childcare.

[01:08:13] I think it's great if we can get more people with us on the issues that impact the most people.

[01:08:18] So, are we trying to advance their brand?

[01:08:23] You know, what we are seeing, we have to build the Big Ten Coalition for the Democrats

[01:08:27] that we're going to keep going in.

[01:08:29] And I think for far too long, Democrats have been considered the party for the working people

[01:08:35] and they've forgotten that that's what they're supposed to be doing.

[01:08:38] And so, the energy that you're seeing, not just in Wisconsin, but in Minnesota, in Michigan,

[01:08:46] what you saw in New York, is that the people are reclaiming that they're saying,

[01:08:51] you're supposed to be working on our behalf, and we need candidates that will do just that.

[01:08:57] And that's why you're seeing the kind of excitement and the energy and the hope that people have

[01:09:02] when they see Francesca standing up for that.

[01:09:05] I think how it runs on saying is not Minnesota, Wisconsin.

[01:09:11] What are your thoughts on that?

[01:09:13] Minnesota is a great state.

[01:09:16] We are proud of the progress that we've made,

[01:09:19] whether it is advancing paid sick and safe time,

[01:09:23] whether it is having universal school meals,

[01:09:26] whether it is extending healthcare for folks,

[01:09:29] whether it is addressing the climate crisis

[01:09:33] so that the next generation doesn't have to suffer.

[01:09:35] And I think it is, you know, our brothers and sisters

[01:09:39] in the Midwest that have always inspired

[01:09:41] that kind of change, and they've just not had

[01:09:44] the kind of politic that allowed for the advancement

[01:09:48] of those kind of policies that they deeply believe in,

[01:09:50] because here in the Midwest, we care for one another.

[01:09:53] We've always been the kind of place where people come

[01:09:56] because they know that there's going to be good people

[01:09:58] who are going to fight for you.

[01:09:59] And I think that there is some restoration

[01:10:02] that is happening here in Wisconsin and in Michigan.

[01:10:06] You asked the DSA question, and I would like to answer that.

[01:10:09] I know we escaped it.

[01:10:10] I have a follow-up for you, too.

[01:10:11] OK.

[01:10:12] Arrest and prosecute and bring about corruption charges

[01:10:16] for every prominent member of this administration that

[01:10:19] is engaged in corruption.

[01:10:21] And prosecute and arrest the ICE agents that have also

[01:10:24] done crimes as well on the job.

[01:10:27] That would be a platform position

[01:10:29] that I would want to see from the Democratic Socialists of America.

[01:10:33] You said that there is no chance that the party's pick is going to be pro-Israel in

[01:10:41] 2028.

[01:10:43] What else do you think that there is no chance of in this future?

[01:10:50] Great question.

[01:10:51] So I think that was another point of divergence between the DC bubble and the media bubble

[01:10:56] and and like regular folk

[01:10:59] uh... from all my travels around the country from protest to protest but then

[01:11:02] also like now something for candidates

[01:11:05] i have heard the most

[01:11:06] uh... i've heard consistently

[01:11:08] that people especially under the age of fifty

[01:11:11] and now it's getting even older

[01:11:12] are sick and tired

[01:11:13] of the unconditional loyalty that this government shown and even previous

[01:11:16] numbers of shown

[01:11:17] to israel especially when israel is done so many war crimes and

[01:11:21] you know the crime of all crimes genocide

[01:11:23] uh... with our tax dollars with our munitions

[01:11:26] And what I found very interesting was the response from Fox News with Mark Levin crying

[01:11:32] on camera, which was incredible, to even, you know, Democratic consultants going on Fox

[01:11:39] News to say, this is ridiculous.

[01:11:42] They're out of touch and they're completely out of step of the base.

[01:11:46] From my perspective, saying that is almost like saying there's no chance that there is

[01:11:52] going to be an anti-abortion.

[01:11:55] That is where we're at right now.

[01:11:56] I think that's where the people are at, that's where the party's base is at, and it's up

[01:12:00] to the Democratic Party to recognize where this movement is going.

[01:12:06] So that's my attitude on that question.

[01:12:09] People first taking care of the working class, advancing policies that keep our tax dollars

[01:12:17] here to care for one another, and not sending it abroad for bombs, making sure that we're

[01:12:23] protecting the environment for the next generation.

[01:12:26] I think those are going to be the policies going forward

[01:12:29] of the Democrats because that just is who our base is.

[01:12:33] That's what they care about.

[01:12:34] And they want us to go back to the idea

[01:12:37] of caring for the Democrats.

[01:12:39] What's something that Governor Evers has done

[01:12:41] that you really respect?

[01:12:44] I think Governor Evers has done a tremendous job

[01:12:48] in building relationships with our tribal communities.

[01:12:51] and the next governor for them it will be imperative that we continue to make sure that we strengthen a sovereign to sovereign relationship.

[01:12:59] And have you spoken with him despite him endorsing a candidate who you are currently running against?

[01:13:06] I have not spoken yet to the governor.

[01:13:08] One last question.

[01:13:10] Speaking of tribal leadership. Sorry.

[01:13:15] Too fast.

[01:13:16] Three years ago, everyone was talking about the climate.

[01:13:21] Standing around, it was a great form of unity.

[01:13:25] Now it seems to be even more income inequality and AI

[01:13:29] data centers is a form where you can see rural people

[01:13:33] and people in urban communities, Republican,

[01:13:35] and Democratic families, all agreeing on that,

[01:13:38] the fight for humanity.

[01:13:40] Do you see that playing a role with the rise of the USA?

[01:13:46] All these policies that you've had maybe for a long time

[01:13:50] are actually being recognized by people

[01:13:52] that are now first time dealing with settler colonialism,

[01:13:59] I would say, with extractive industries coming in.

[01:14:03] My legislation and support for a moratorium

[01:14:06] on the construction of new AI data centers

[01:14:08] has broad, bipartisan, multi-geographic,

[01:14:12] multi-status, multi-economic status support.

[01:14:15] So I think it's indicating that people can see it as a democracy issue, that they want

[01:14:19] us to stand up to big technical polar guards, that they see it as a threat to our natural

[01:14:24] resources, and that we should be telling these companies that our natural resources are not

[01:14:28] for sale.

[01:14:29] And I think people are uniting around the fact that this is something that we all have

[01:14:33] to be solving and figuring out together, and I'm excited to have a potential opportunity

[01:14:40] to do that with the legislature as well.

[01:14:42] You mentioned Israel, but notably it was something that didn't come up when you guys were up

[01:14:47] there.

[01:14:48] It's not really a big part of your stump speech.

[01:14:51] Obviously, this is state race, not a federal race, but can you talk a little bit about

[01:14:54] whether that's intentional and whether you see, whether you're looking to avoid talking

[01:14:59] about Israel and other major national, international issues to keep the tent big, as you'd like

[01:15:04] to say?

[01:15:05] If I'm at a town hall or in another event and someone asks about the genocide, I'll

[01:15:12] answer but we have been listening to voters all across the state and they

[01:15:16] want elected leaders to be leading with moral clarity and but they also want to

[01:15:21] make sure that in that we're fighting for to be able to take care of our babies and

[01:15:25] have free child care that we make sure that we're fighting for our elders to be able to age and live a life of dignity here in our state but we have fair wages this is a state that has a

[01:15:34] $7.25 an hour minimum wage and folks want us to focus on affordable housing and make

[01:15:40] I'm sure that we're protecting our waters.

[01:15:42] It is not in particular I'm here listening to the waters

[01:15:46] and staying open and transparent about where I stand

[01:15:50] when it comes to genocide.

[01:15:52] Thanks everybody.

[01:15:53] Thank you.

[01:15:59] Sure.

[01:16:04] Thank you.

[01:16:05] Thank you.

[01:16:06] I'm glad when I'm with Northeast Wisconsin DSI Coast

[01:16:10] They keep bothering me on chat.

[01:16:14] Nice hat.

[01:16:15] Nice to meet you.

[01:16:16] Yeah, nice hat.

[01:16:17] You got the one on my hat.

[01:16:18] I do, yeah, yeah.

[01:16:19] He is the better content creator.

[01:16:21] That's good.

[01:16:22] Thank you.

[01:16:23] Hi, chat.

[01:16:24] Nice to be here, Matt.

[01:16:25] He is the better content creator.

[01:16:26] It's true.

[01:16:29] We love a little math fan.

[01:16:31] I love math.

[01:16:33] An archer fan.

[01:16:34] Did that happen to you?

[01:16:35] My wife will tell me if I don't get a lot of sauce.

[01:16:37] I'm in trouble for being here, have you had it?

[01:17:07] All right. Thank you so much. Thank you. Sure.

[01:17:13] Great.

[01:17:19] What a great chair. That was better.

[01:17:23] This is the new DSA band name.

[01:17:27] What do you have? It's a DSA, or our new DSA.

[01:17:31] What? It's on the floor now.

[01:17:34] We made them up real quick.

[01:17:40] Okay, thank you.

[01:17:43] Alright.

[01:17:44] We're with your undamaged TYT, right?

[01:17:47] Oh, hi.

[01:17:49] I know this one's going to be on.

[01:17:50] I've been working on it for six years.

[01:17:52] Oh, it's so good.

[01:17:54] You're so good.

[01:17:55] You're so good.

[01:17:56] I'm like every second thing.

[01:17:58] Oh, you're the best.

[01:17:59] We've got a long moment.

[01:18:00] We're on the side of the line.

[01:18:02] I need to pee really bad near his restroom we're not going to fall into the bathroom

[01:18:25] chat.

[01:18:27] Man, you keep them on to five.

[01:18:32] Alright, next few times.

[01:18:35] Ready, bro?

[01:18:38] That's a lot of place here.

[01:18:43] Nah, it's funny.

[01:18:44] I was standing in Milwaukee.

[01:18:46] Something that would have never, uh,

[01:18:48] would have thought.

[01:18:49] This is my first time, too.

[01:18:50] How you liking it?

[01:18:51] Really good.

[01:18:52] Yeah.

[01:18:53] I'm told that this is a nice day though I don't know why people can say it's just keep saying that it was it's been pretty nice

[01:18:59] I thought it all it feels nice. No, it's been pretty good

[01:19:02] I'm hungry though. What's up? What do you guys want to?

[01:19:06] What's like type of food do you like? I mean he eats nothing but chicken breasts, bro

[01:19:11] Really? He'll eat anything, but he's yeah, he's very disciplined. What do you eat? No last time I went there

[01:19:17] We're eating wings on a podcast. Well, I know like last year though

[01:19:21] He goes crazy when he has someone who wants to, you know...

[01:19:24] No, not that...

[01:19:25] No, oh yeah, okay, I get it, I get it, yeah, yeah.

[01:19:27] Like, feeding her cheese on her favorite dish, apparently.

[01:19:30] Oh, was that what it was?

[01:19:32] She's allergic to cheese?

[01:19:33] No, she's not allergic to it, but I guess like the dish

[01:19:35] that he specifically ordered, because it was her favorite,

[01:19:38] doesn't normally come with cheese.

[01:19:39] Oh.

[01:19:39] The place he went is like a fusion restaurant,

[01:19:41] it came with cheese.

[01:19:42] She's like...

[01:19:43] What an authentic.

[01:19:44] Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[01:19:45] Got it.

[01:19:45] It was blasphemous, it felt like.

[01:19:47] Oh, man.

[01:19:48] Where you guys going to see next?

[01:19:50] Stay with me.

[01:19:50] Great question.

[01:19:51] State-wise. Oh, state-wise? Yeah, we're going back to Michigan.

[01:19:55] Job not done. Oh man, how long have you guys been on road?

[01:19:59] Two days. Three days? Awesome. I don't know anymore.

[01:20:03] We're canvassing late every single night. I think I got

[01:20:07] like a collective like seven hours of sleep last like three days.

[01:20:11] It's part of the job, right? Yeah, when it rains or pours sort of thing.

[01:20:15] Hmm.

[01:20:19] I'm gonna carry you right there, make sure it's not me.

[01:20:22] I'm trying to cross the gym.

[01:20:24] Okay, great.

[01:20:28] Yeah, that's good, you can do it.

[01:20:30] It's not a matter of the people.

[01:20:32] Yeah, he was great.

[01:20:33] What?

[01:20:34] He was a real talent.

[01:20:36] No shit, I was just chilling, bro.

[01:20:38] You couldn't wait to do one of those things, huh?

[01:20:40] Huh?

[01:20:41] You couldn't wait to do that, huh?

[01:20:42] I saw you popping around back there,

[01:20:44] and I was like, you did it so smoothly too?

[01:20:46] Yeah.

[01:20:47] I didn't know it was like, I looked at it,

[01:20:48] you like this I'm like dang that's like muscle memory he's quick are we going

[01:20:53] back to the groom again yeah all right let's do it right now on our schedule

[01:20:57] let's go back to the hotel all right let's do that man let's call the uber and go

[01:21:00] back to the hotel I don't know where we get picked up from yeah I'm not there

[01:21:08] I'm sorry, I wanted to call the phone, but I thought it was on the other side.

[01:21:11] How many of you have come?

[01:21:13] Oh, wait.

[01:21:16] There's media going on chat.

[01:21:23] They're doing a collab-o post.

[01:21:25] It's like Ramon post, because I'm back.

[01:21:27] No, no, no, we're going to go in there in a second. They're just filming something.

[01:21:29] He's subjugated.

[01:21:31] No, I was just going to talk to a Fox News reporter.

[01:21:35] Yeah, that's great.

[01:21:37] Cheers.

[01:21:39] See you in October.

[01:21:41] Yeah, I'll leave.

[01:21:43] Oh, yeah, yeah, that's right.

[01:21:45] Of course.

[01:21:47] I don't know why I keep coming when it's getting to gold.

[01:21:49] Well, it's beautiful.

[01:21:51] Beautiful.

[01:21:53] I think you'll like it.

[01:21:55] At least a lot better than the gold.

[01:21:57] It's getting better than what I did at W1.

[01:21:59] Yeah.

[01:22:01] Yeah.

[01:22:03] Can I ask for your favor for Elm?

[01:22:07] We do these little countdown videos on our socials because we have the same primary days.

[01:22:12] If you can make a video saying it's four days to the primary and get out,

[01:22:16] whatever hype you wanted to add to that.

[01:22:19] Thank you.

[01:22:21] What do we want for the back panel?

[01:22:24] The green wall?

[01:22:26] This is going to be a green wall.

[01:22:28] What's the internet looking like back here? Do we know?

[01:22:35] I haven't had a check-in on top. She has not completed anything.

[01:22:38] Okay, great.

[01:22:39] Alright.

[01:22:40] Four days, right?

[01:22:41] Yes.

[01:22:42] Alright, ready when you are.

[01:22:44] What's up, Minneapolis?

[01:22:45] You've got four days remaining for In-Hon Omar's primary.

[01:22:50] You better go out and vote for her.

[01:22:51] You'll never have another politician like her.

[01:22:53] We'll fight for you.

[01:22:54] for you and now you got to have her back so she can have yours perfect good one

[01:23:00] take you didn't kill all right perfect all about the one thing yeah um so I had

[01:23:09] message yeah I'll call it I'll call it

[01:23:14] Oh, my God.

[01:23:28] We'll sneak Pete's chat here and welcome him.

[01:23:38] Son, you know that TikTok trend where they just like throw liquids at you blindfolded

[01:23:51] and you have to hold your mouth open and see if you can...

[01:23:53] No.

[01:23:54] I don't know.

[01:23:55] I don't know.

[01:23:56] Which door do we, I gotta ask them.

[01:23:59] I got all the ideas, bro.

[01:24:00] Which door do we call it to?

[01:24:02] For over here or here?

[01:24:06] So 24.

[01:24:10] Try not to dox where we're gonna go, yeah.

[01:24:16] Go into the bathroom again.

[01:24:17] I woulda let y'all come to the bathroom with me.

[01:24:22] That's crazy.

[01:24:23] At least, okay, but not like.

[01:24:24] I like the paywall, at least.

[01:24:24] I'm just saying, like, you could have stood like that, like, it would have been like this.

[01:24:27] I'll mute it.

[01:24:29] Like, I would have gotcha.

[01:24:33] Is that kind of what your patrons can look forward to in your content?

[01:24:37] I don't know. I started vlogging, though.

[01:24:39] Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[01:24:40] Look at it, dude.

[01:24:41] I was going to, it's probably just Micah C. Obam on YouTube.

[01:24:45] I only got one vlog, but I'm going to probably tell my, depending on what I sign up for today,

[01:24:48] tell my videographer to come through.

[01:24:51] Do you want me to use some of this vlog?

[01:24:53] Hey man, I see I would let you on the bathroom, that's what I'm saying.

[01:24:56] He don't really like all like that.

[01:24:59] I guess I would suggest this.

[01:25:01] Change.

[01:25:02] Change.

[01:25:05] I'm not gonna lie, I love the suit.

[01:25:07] I sent the picture to my mom.

[01:25:08] She was about it.

[01:25:10] She was about a year more.

[01:25:12] I didn't go that far, listen.

[01:25:17] See, I really, I mess with y'all.

[01:25:20] Oh, hell yeah.

[01:25:21] What?

[01:25:22] Dude, I just stole it.

[01:25:27] We're good, right? You guys want anything from me or no?

[01:25:29] Do you want some snacks?

[01:25:30] Do I want snacks?

[01:25:31] No, that's a given with this name.

[01:25:33] No, no, no, I'm just, I'm just, this is what I'm on right now.

[01:25:36] I'm gonna stop in June.

[01:25:39] This is my political track.

[01:25:40] Yes.

[01:25:41] In June.

[01:25:46] Perfect.

[01:25:47] Okay.

[01:25:48] Are you sure?

[01:25:49] Yeah, I'm good.

[01:25:50] I'm not hungry, what do you have?

[01:26:00] Banana flavored chocolate ice cream.

[01:26:03] I don't like that, I want to share it.

[01:26:08] My friend went to H Mart and we took this out.

[01:26:13] We got 15 minutes still for the Uber to get here.

[01:26:16] 15?

[01:26:17] She just gave me up in there.

[01:26:19] Yeah, we should have done that.

[01:26:24] All right, we're just waiting for the vehicle to get here.

[01:26:37] We can still be here, right?

[01:26:38] Yeah, you're fine in here.

[01:26:39] Okay.

[01:26:40] You want to sit there?

[01:26:41] All right.

[01:26:42] No, no, we're all sit on this.

[01:26:48] Oh, yeah, I'll sit on this side.

[01:26:51] All right.

[01:26:53] What do we think?

[01:26:54] Is this your first political rally?

[01:26:56] Yeah, it's a pleasure.

[01:26:57] How did you feel?

[01:26:58] Thank you so much for everything.

[01:26:59] How did you feel?

[01:27:01] I thought you did a good job with the crowd.

[01:27:03] I think you have really good comedic timing.

[01:27:06] Okay.

[01:27:07] I feel a plot coming on.

[01:27:08] There's no but, there's no but.

[01:27:09] I just like to talk like slowly like that sometimes.

[01:27:12] Okay.

[01:27:13] And it builds a little suspense.

[01:27:14] I'm good at it.

[01:27:15] I'm proud of you, man.

[01:27:16] Thank you.

[01:27:16] You've grown up.

[01:27:17] You weren't hyperbolic up there either.

[01:27:20] Yeah, I just, you know.

[01:27:21] You toned it down.

[01:27:22] I did ton it down.

[01:27:23] You did say the People's Republic of Milwaukee.

[01:27:25] No, I said Wisconsin.

[01:27:27] Oh, Wisconsin, yeah, yeah, yeah.

[01:27:28] Yeah, no, that's, I don't know about that.

[01:27:30] No, I don't, Trevor, that's not like you toned yourself down.

[01:27:33] I just toned it down.

[01:27:34] You know, he would have said something crazy last time.

[01:27:37] Last year, was Hussein?

[01:27:38] Precute, precute, precute, he changed.

[01:27:40] No, I think, like, I don't think stuff like that is as bad.

[01:27:44] I think that's like, you know, civility fetishists

[01:27:47] like get mad at that and be like oh I can't believe he's like joking but that's why yeah I'm not a politician

[01:28:07] I think people know I'm not a politician let's just put it that way like there's um

[01:28:12] Um, I'm not, uh, you know, I, I guess like a, like a de facto surrogate at times, you

[01:28:20] know, but that's, that's it.

[01:28:23] And I, I have a very different, um, bandwidth and a very different allowance for what I can

[01:28:30] and can't say in my opinion.

[01:28:31] One of the people who was strong with Fox News, um, reported, she was the brown-haired

[01:28:36] one who asked me a lot of questions.

[01:28:38] Yeah.

[01:28:39] Yeah.

[01:28:40] That's so funny, but I wanted to get in.

[01:28:44] I wanted to get in one on that one.

[01:28:45] She told me her quality,

[01:28:46] wants to chase you down for an interview in New York

[01:28:49] when you were doing the.

[01:28:50] Yeah, I did it.

[01:28:50] You did it, and apparently she says now

[01:28:52] you can just watch us your stream all day long

[01:28:54] to see what your next books are gonna be.

[01:28:56] That's so funny.

[01:28:57] Yeah, I got a lot of Fox News watchers.

[01:29:02] Yeah.

[01:29:02] Yeah, I actually wanted to ask you some more.

[01:29:04] There's like a media matters of the rate,

[01:29:08] job now, they figure it out, it's basically attractive. Fox News does it.

[01:29:15] Stu Smith for a little bit from Manhattan Institute. So these guys are like, you know,

[01:29:22] hand in glove, like they have this like network at this point. Liberals will

[01:29:27] also highlight it too. Like Liberals, whenever, whenever something that they

[01:29:31] clip that they want to like make a story out of, the big thing is like anything

[01:29:35] that ties me back to, not even like ties me back,

[01:29:39] I mean, they have no ties to Roy Singham,

[01:29:42] but like any mention of Roy Singham,

[01:29:44] they're like, see, because he's like,

[01:29:46] there's a case for him.

[01:29:47] So they're trying to feed me into it

[01:29:51] to the best of their ability.

[01:29:59] So it's stuff like that.

[01:30:01] There's like definitely think tank people

[01:30:03] that maybe are not like full-time staff,

[01:30:08] but depending on the media cycle

[01:30:11] and depending on the narratives,

[01:30:12] there's definitely people who just like

[01:30:14] spend a good deal of time watching

[01:30:16] to see if there's any slip-ups or any mishaps, you know?

[01:30:21] Right.

[01:30:27] Is the Uber gonna be able to get in here?

[01:30:30] Yeah, to the drop off location, which is this the South Milwaukee Field House like near

[01:30:41] I'm not sure.

[01:30:43] It's not one spot to pick up spot spot to in nine minutes.

[01:30:49] I'm a little confused as well.

[01:30:53] Mm hmm.

[01:30:55] I feel like this is a second building.

[01:30:59] Okay.

[01:31:01] Yeah, it's a is a black forward expedition. I can give you like the the number of ice plate or whatever.

[01:31:09] or a lice plate or whatever.

[01:31:13] Yeah, Black Ford Expedition.

[01:31:16] Coming to pick us up.

[01:31:20] But it's, again, it's in like nine minutes.

[01:31:23] Yeah, it's not here yet.

[01:31:28] What did you think about the rally?

[01:31:34] What's your performance assessment?

[01:31:37] I don't know, I wasn't going to need to look at that thing.

[01:31:41] I thought you were good.

[01:31:42] I am, Jake.

[01:31:45] People love the, you know, when political rallies are,

[01:31:50] you know, it's going to stream.

[01:31:51] There are more forming the league

[01:31:52] than what you're doing right now.

[01:31:54] Yeah.

[01:31:55] But I don't-

[01:31:56] It's going to be more coaching, no matter what.

[01:31:57] But I try to make it as interesting as,

[01:32:00] like I try to freestyle for that reason,

[01:32:04] and also because I just don't have a lot of time to,

[01:32:06] of cook up a speech but I want to make it like specific to wherever I'm going

[01:32:12] and then on top of that you know get a couple like identify some key issues that

[01:32:19] people care about as some key resemblance of people care about wherever I'm at

[01:32:23] and like really hammer on that point connecting it to the candidate rather

[01:32:29] than just like do the broad you know better future as possible speech I don't

[01:32:44] know man the rule is electric yeah

[01:32:59] Oh, I literally into the from the frying pan into the fire moment for me was one of the last me to do a stump

[01:33:06] That was the first time I ever spoke like that. Yeah, and I it's terrible

[01:33:11] Yeah, I was like, I mean people were still stoked to see me

[01:33:15] So I would do the pauses and I hit a couple good lines that I just like no they're gonna be crowd-pleased

[01:33:20] There's no matter what like it's like a lot of people didn't want me to be here today to see you, you know

[01:33:24] I was like

[01:33:26] That's the one that is a banger.

[01:33:30] I mean, I do speak for eight hours a day.

[01:33:32] So I know, like there are certain things that I know

[01:33:35] I will always say that I've been saying for 13 years,

[01:33:39] like it's a, you know, every dollar,

[01:33:42] the Eisenhower paraphrasing, every dollar that's spent

[01:33:47] on bombs of dollars stolen from you.

[01:33:49] I could have been a dollar gone to your books,

[01:33:51] your schools, a brick that would lay a home.

[01:33:54] Like I do that all the time as well.

[01:33:56] Because I think it's one of the areas

[01:34:01] that I feel like pre-October 7, most Americans never

[01:34:04] connected.

[01:34:06] People think like, yeah, war on terror was bad, right?

[01:34:10] They think like, oh, the Iraq war is costly.

[01:34:11] War on terror is bad.

[01:34:12] But they don't identify it exactly with the pain

[01:34:16] that they're experiencing.

[01:34:17] That the foreign policy and domestic is never married.

[01:34:20] And that's by design.

[01:34:22] I think that's totally by design.

[01:34:25] It is just as deliberate as no longer showing flag-drip coffins.

[01:34:30] You know, the decision that was made in Afghanistan

[01:34:32] to no longer show flag-drip coffins and like military funerals

[01:34:37] because they did not want the American public to constantly

[01:34:39] see that like troops were being killed?

[01:34:42] Wait a minute.

[01:34:42] How did this piece go down?

[01:34:45] I mean, I just think that performance-wise,

[01:34:47] it wasn't as good as this.

[01:34:49] Like this is a lot more airtight because I've

[01:34:52] done it a lot more at this point.

[01:34:53] Right.

[01:34:54] It's a different skill.

[01:34:54] I mean, it is a different skillet.

[01:34:56] I don't know how you get energy for the direct camera,

[01:34:58] because a lot of people feed off crowds.

[01:35:00] But when you're streaming, there's no crowd.

[01:35:02] So there's a light that comes on, and all of a sudden,

[01:35:05] I'm more, I'm way better at just doing direct-to-camera speech.

[01:35:11] That's what I'm used to.

[01:35:12] That's what I'm comfortable with.

[01:35:14] That's my bread and butter.

[01:35:18] Well, yeah.

[01:35:18] So yes, I did wonder if you would buy them.

[01:35:21] You did.

[01:35:22] Because I thought maybe this isn't his natural medium.

[01:35:24] I feel like it would have been hard to bomb though,

[01:35:26] if they already really liked him.

[01:35:27] They're cheering when they just said his name.

[01:35:29] Like if someone liked you that much,

[01:35:30] you would just be here like right now,

[01:35:31] stay here.

[01:35:31] Yeah.

[01:35:32] Like if you were right right up there.

[01:35:34] I would not.

[01:35:35] I would not do good in that situation.

[01:35:36] We're going to be able to get to the phone bank on time?

[01:35:39] Can you see?

[01:35:40] Or am I going to have to do it from the car?

[01:35:42] No shot.

[01:35:48] No, dude.

[01:35:49] Hassan wants his phone bank, he said $3.30.

[01:35:51] OK, yeah.

[01:35:51] So we're good.

[01:35:52] We're good.

[01:35:54] We're going back to the hotel and then a canvas launch.

[01:36:03] So we're going to go to the hotel, do a phone bank launch, and then leave the hotel to go

[01:36:09] to a canvas launch, which is like another rally, like a smaller rally thing, or I'm

[01:36:12] just going to fire up the troops and be like, you know, you got to knock on every door you

[01:36:19] possibly can convert every voter into a loyalist.

[01:36:24] We did ask if you could do a mock up call for this.

[01:36:28] That's fine, I can do it.

[01:36:31] We should go knock on doors.

[01:36:32] Yeah, I have, I love doing that actually on stream.

[01:36:36] Knock on people's doors?

[01:36:38] Well, I don't knock on people's doors on stream,

[01:36:39] but like we will like try to flag people down.

[01:36:42] Yeah, that's bold.

[01:36:45] I like talking to strangers that much.

[01:36:49] It's actually, when it's directional,

[01:36:53] it's different.

[01:36:57] When you have a goal, you know?

[01:37:01] When it's a,

[01:37:05] when there is a goal, it's a lot different

[01:37:09] than just like free flow conversations. Sorry, I'm just getting fucking texting.

[01:37:13] I'm used to it, man.

[01:37:15] Yeah, it's crazy.

[01:37:17] You did a whole podcast, he was...

[01:37:19] Yeah, I was just...

[01:37:21] That was when you got banned, though. I understand that one.

[01:37:23] Oh, that's you?

[01:37:25] Right, I forgot.

[01:37:27] Yeah, I understand that one.

[01:37:29] We did the podcast, and right as the podcast started,

[01:37:31] I got a message that I was banned.

[01:37:33] Like, right as the podcast started.

[01:37:35] No, no, no.

[01:37:37] No, this was... I was banned on Twitch for some shit.

[01:37:39] Some bullshit.

[01:37:41] Oh, I think it was because I can't repeat it.

[01:37:44] Yes, I was going to say it was like a band for it.

[01:37:48] But the ADL made Zionist a protected identity.

[01:37:54] On which?

[01:37:54] On which, yeah.

[01:37:57] So if you are disparaging towards someone

[01:38:01] and you say Zionist, insert whatever name, you get banned now.

[01:38:06] You've been banned once?

[01:38:08] No, I've been banned a million times.

[01:38:10] I've been banned a lot.

[01:38:12] Yeah, it's like a suspension.

[01:38:15] The longest one I got banned for was anti-white racism.

[01:38:21] I'll call someone a cracker-ass bitch.

[01:38:24] And I got banned for seven days for anti-white racism.

[01:38:27] Yeah, and then the other long one was the America-deserved

[01:38:30] moment.

[01:38:31] Oh, yeah.

[01:38:33] I was bad.

[01:38:34] What did you do when you were not able to string?

[01:38:36] Are you trying to kill myself?

[01:38:38] Did you do other, like, other, like, B-list streamers that you're using

[01:38:42] instead of, like, Blue Leg that you can find on, you know, Rich?

[01:38:46] Oh, a dinner platform?

[01:38:47] No. Um, YouTube, the, the, that day that I got banned,

[01:38:52] the next day I decided I'm going to stream on YouTube.

[01:38:55] And, and it was crazy.

[01:38:57] Like, it was, it was unbelievably popular.

[01:39:01] Like, we had, like, hundreds of thousands of people watching on the YouTube stream.

[01:39:04] So why wouldn't you just do the usual kind of thing?

[01:39:07] Because Twitch is, you know, for the time being,

[01:39:10] like I feel like Twitch is better for,

[01:39:15] YouTube is probably better for revenue overall,

[01:39:17] but Twitch is better for community building, you know?

[01:39:21] Community tools are so much better on Twitch.

[01:39:24] Yeah.

[01:39:25] Community tools.

[01:39:26] David, right now.

[01:39:28] Chat and moderation.

[01:39:29] Oh, they're here, the car's here.

[01:39:30] Okay.

[01:39:31] Yeah, chat moderation is better, community.

[01:39:46] There's like open source emails.

[01:39:50] There's a culture around it.

[01:39:56] There's an entire culture designed around it,

[01:39:58] which makes it more fun, more interesting experience so far.

[01:40:04] Thank you.

[01:40:05] You have a wonderful day.

[01:40:06] You too.

[01:40:10] I'm just kidding.

[01:40:11] What do you guys?

[01:40:12] No.

[01:40:13] What do you need, though?

[01:40:14] Yeah.

[01:40:15] It's awesome.

[01:40:16] I know what I'm doing.

[01:40:17] Oh, you're doing?

[01:40:18] Yeah.

[01:40:19] That feels so good.

[01:40:41] That feels so good.

[01:40:51] Thank you.

[01:40:53] Alright, so I'm gonna get in the back.

[01:41:06] Oh wait, I think I know who that is.

[01:41:08] You have a tie for me, right?

[01:41:10] Yeah, she got me a beaded indigent fox.

[01:41:13] Oh, hi!

[01:41:15] Yeah, we saw your message.

[01:41:19] Am I being on screen?

[01:41:22] Are you okay?

[01:41:26] Hi, I'm Jeff Fray.

[01:41:29] I saw your message in the chat.

[01:41:32] That is...

[01:41:34] I didn't have time to do a full beaded one.

[01:41:39] That doesn't that's so

[01:42:02] I'm literally gonna wear it right now

[01:42:04] Yeah, you'll see it on string. Nice to meet you. Want to take a photo? Yeah, sure.

[01:42:22] I shouldn't even be here, I'm getting my PhD in physics. Wow, you guys.

[01:42:27] Oh, by the way, I love you. Have we even been doing this, man? Yeah, I'm generated.

[01:42:31] Thank you very much.

[01:42:32] Thank you.

[01:42:33] All right.

[01:42:34] Looks like a new city of shot.

[01:42:36] Oh, you guys want to pay?

[01:42:38] All right, quick.

[01:42:39] Everybody turn around.

[01:42:40] We're a new selfie.

[01:42:41] Oh, there we go.

[01:42:42] We have to go.

[01:42:43] We gotta go.

[01:42:44] Sorry, guys.

[01:42:45] Thanks so much.

[01:42:46] That's a really good idea.

[01:42:47] Get in here.

[01:42:48] Oh, thank you.

[01:42:49] Oh, sure.

[01:42:50] I know.

[01:42:51] After you.

[01:42:52] Really appreciate you coming to Wisconsin.

[01:42:53] Thanks for coming.

[01:42:54] Thanks for your support.

[01:42:55] Thanks for being here.

[01:42:56] Great to meet you.

[01:42:57] Nice to meet you.

[01:42:58] Nice to see you.

[01:42:59] Nice to see you.

[01:43:00] Yeah, here guys.

[01:43:15] Yeah, I don't fuck.

[01:43:16] Sorry about that.

[01:43:17] Thank you.

[01:43:18] This is so sick, dude.

[01:43:19] This is the-

[01:43:20] This might be the coolest part.

[01:43:21] This might be the coolest gift I've ever gotten, you see?

[01:43:25] Other fans, you hear that?

[01:43:26] In the chat.

[01:43:28] You got big shoes to fill now, it's going to be tough.

[01:43:32] Who gave that to you?

[01:43:36] My friend.

[01:43:40] We had talked about...

[01:43:44] There was a TikToker who is like a fashion...

[01:43:48] They're like a fashion TikToker and they were talking about how like I'm doing my suit thing

[01:43:52] and they were talking about how I can elevate my suit game.

[01:43:56] One of the suggestions that the Tik Toker made was like indigenous beating, like ties with indigenous beating.

[01:44:03] And I guess one of the Hassanabi heads that was in the crowd, who's indigenous herself, saw that.

[01:44:13] It was like, oh, he's coming to Wisconsin.

[01:44:16] Like, I'm going to make this form and try to give it to him.

[01:44:19] And then Kismet, it worked out.

[01:44:23] Kismet.

[01:44:24] Yeah.

[01:44:25] Yeah.

[01:44:26] Like, same-dipotus.

[01:44:27] Oh, got it.

[01:44:28] Oh, you didn't know?

[01:44:29] You don't know what kismet is?

[01:44:30] No.

[01:44:31] One type of person.

[01:44:32] If I don't know something, I won't act like I do, you know?

[01:44:34] Put your seatbelt on, little bro.

[01:44:36] Oh, yeah, that's true.

[01:44:37] True.

[01:44:38] Thank you.

[01:44:39] Thank you for the help.

[01:44:40] I'm sure you know who wasn't wearing it earlier.

[01:44:41] I know.

[01:44:42] I saw him.

[01:44:43] What's with that?

[01:44:44] What?

[01:44:45] I don't like safety.

[01:44:46] I hate Ralph Nader.

[01:44:47] I hate the nanny state.

[01:44:48] I'm a goddamn apolitical.

[01:44:49] I don't like politics.

[01:44:51] My question brought out Hank Panker.

[01:44:53] Yeah, that's why.

[01:44:55] This is how I, this is, I'm...

[01:44:57] Are you non-seed? No, guys, I actually, I clocked that and then forgot to bring it up.

[01:45:00] No, just in the backseat, sometimes I forget.

[01:45:02] No, I feel it.

[01:45:03] But always in the front seat.

[01:45:05] That was the old seatbelt paradigm.

[01:45:07] Yeah.

[01:45:08] You didn't have to wear it in the backseat.

[01:45:09] Yeah, nowadays, Shouseout, Ralph Nader, front seat, backseat, it don't matter, you have to wear it.

[01:45:16] I live in the end, do you know that?

[01:45:18] I do not.

[01:45:21] I forgot, sure, no in the back I don't usually, unless, unless I'm in a car and I feel a

[01:45:33] little unsafe, you know what I mean, sometimes you get bored and you just whip in it a little

[01:45:38] bit, just whip in it a little bit too much.

[01:45:40] Do you speak up in that situation?

[01:45:42] No.

[01:45:43] No, I'm not.

[01:45:44] I'm going to feel convinced that you're going to die.

[01:45:46] No.

[01:45:47] No, because you look soft and you be like, should you say it, can you slow down?

[01:45:50] No.

[01:45:51] No, I just

[01:45:54] There's no shot. No, I'm not that person at all. I'm like, I'm the kind of guy who's like

[01:45:59] If I order what?

[01:46:01] Yeah

[01:46:03] Like if I order something and like they they mess it up somehow. I'm not telling the way

[01:46:08] Okay, wait, what if the waiter overdrivers driving very fast and reckless and also texting I just do like this

[01:46:15] Oh if they're

[01:46:17] If they're text text you gotta call it that could be different. Yeah, that's that that feels like that feels like maybe a little bit too much

[01:46:25] like that is

[01:46:28] Texting now we're

[01:46:30] You know now we're in like super dangerous territory. I've never had it which are for technical either

[01:46:42] Wait really yes

[01:46:47] They'll have the phone on their lap, okay?

[01:46:49] The GPS will be on their lap, so they'll look me down,

[01:46:52] and then they'll sneak in a text.

[01:46:56] That's crazy, but again, New York's different.

[01:46:57] You're going, what, 50 miles an hour anyway?

[01:46:59] So, 15?

[01:47:01] Yeah.

[01:47:02] Yeah, vision zero.

[01:47:03] Shout out to Blazio.

[01:47:05] Yeah.

[01:47:08] He's become quite the woke soldier.

[01:47:11] He goes on foxes all the time,

[01:47:13] and they keep asking him like,

[01:47:14] What do you...

[01:47:16] Zoran said this. Do you agree with it?

[01:47:18] And he's like, yes.

[01:47:19] The answer is always yes.

[01:47:20] Yeah, it's so awesome.

[01:47:21] He, um...

[01:47:22] He's had a good deal of time with him on Zoran's big three night.

[01:47:25] You did?

[01:47:26] Yeah.

[01:47:27] What did you think of him?

[01:47:28] Very interesting guy. I feel like he's, uh...

[01:47:31] But I did some good things.

[01:47:34] But what did you think of him personally?

[01:47:36] Oh, I thought he was a fascinating character.

[01:47:38] I thought he was a lot more...

[01:47:41] Progressive then then I would have expected him to be

[01:47:46] I mean he was he was very progressive personally that he was just like yeah, and

[01:47:56] I mean he wasn't looking ass or anything

[01:48:02] So

[01:48:06] He came to real estate as my own fortunately we say that she's to eat chicken breasts

[01:48:11] All the time, like you're diligent with your diet.

[01:48:14] Yeah.

[01:48:14] I don't believe it though.

[01:48:15] Why?

[01:48:16] Because last time I was on your podcast,

[01:48:17] we ate wings on the pod.

[01:48:19] That's true, we did.

[01:48:21] I'm telling you.

[01:48:21] And I haven't been seen as many gym videos anymore.

[01:48:27] I've been going to the gym,

[01:48:28] I just haven't been taking photos.

[01:48:29] Hey man, I don't believe it though.

[01:48:31] But I also haven't been, I've been traveling a lot.

[01:48:34] So I haven't been like lifting the gym as much.

[01:48:39] All right, bro, I look bad, what's going on?

[01:48:40] the suit looks good bro you look good the suit looks good the body I can't see

[01:48:46] you're not wearing very revealing clothing you're later yo is that yo you

[01:48:51] want me to get naked I don't bro hey yo you don't know yeah you want to meet

[01:48:56] the one that shocked the world

[01:49:10] Yeah, we need another progress pig. Yeah, we don't believe you take off your shirt. Oh, now you got everybody going crazy.

[01:49:18] I told them that you should have brought them in the bathroom or two. I said you don't really like them like that.

[01:49:23] No, no, no, that's true.

[01:49:24] You could have gated them like that.

[01:49:26] Look, it's a level 3 high train right now. We get to level 10 maybe. I'll think about it.

[01:49:31] Maybe what? You gotta bring them into the bathroom?

[01:49:34] Yeah, bring them into the bathroom. I'll just bring them with me.

[01:49:36] What meat pig now I'll end it I've trained ended

[01:49:58] You want to go out to canvas later?

[01:50:14] What's canvas?

[01:50:15] Canvassing is when you go out and you like knock on doors and like you flag houses down.

[01:50:22] You want to do it?

[01:50:23] Come on.

[01:50:24] Okay.

[01:50:25] Are you in Milwaukee?

[01:50:26] I want to spend the day with you, bro.

[01:50:27] All right.

[01:50:28] day with me so that's that's literally not true I had you on the stream this is

[01:50:33] the only way that we spent time throughout the entire day just on stream

[01:50:38] that's all I do though whether I'm in LA or out here

[01:50:50] yeah I gotta do that I gotta launch this scale to win phone bank and then

[01:50:55] immediately we got to travel to the phone bank. The phone bank is basically like

[01:51:00] it's like digital canvassing almost where you go to a website like you get into

[01:51:05] a zoom call you'll see and my job is just to fire up the troops like you know

[01:51:11] get in there smile and dial make some phone calls for people and they call up

[01:51:17] this like pre-list this list of like you know likely voters and they call them

[01:51:22] up and they say, hey, uh, I just wanted to call with, uh,

[01:51:25] Francis Collins campaign, like the elections coming up on

[01:51:28] August 11th. Are you, uh, are you registered to vote? Uh,

[01:51:33] are you interested in voting? And then you tell him like, uh,

[01:51:36] about her policies and stuff like that. And tell him like that.

[01:51:42] Can you give me one policy so I can memorize it? Okay. Damn,

[01:51:45] you're, you're already here. You're already ready to vote for

[01:51:48] You don't know her policies.

[01:51:49] I don't know.

[01:51:52] She wants to do a ban on or a moratorium on data centers.

[01:51:56] That's like a huge one.

[01:51:57] That's on you.

[01:51:58] That's a big one.

[01:52:01] She's obviously pro Medicare for all, pro universal child care.

[01:52:05] So she wants to do child care initiatives.

[01:52:08] She wants to do school lunches, which I guess

[01:52:09] you guys don't have here.

[01:52:12] I think.

[01:52:12] So I've only been here for like six years.

[01:52:14] So I'm not like a true Milwaukee native.

[01:52:16] Yeah, that's true.

[01:52:17] Yeah, we're from a generation.

[01:52:19] Born in Nigeria.

[01:52:21] That's my reason to call it.

[01:52:23] That's right.

[01:52:25] That one's for Pat.

[01:52:29] We're probably gonna walk it.

[01:52:31] Uh, college.

[01:52:33] I went to college like north of here, like an hour north.

[01:52:35] Would you do a game of college?

[01:52:37] I play football.

[01:52:39] Also, probably.

[01:52:43] Pat says he's a college football player.

[01:52:45] That's his line all the time

[01:52:49] And it's a coming from LA

[01:52:51] When they brought you on stage. Yeah, you're supposed to

[01:52:57] That's fine, brother

[01:52:59] I don't even like what they say LA they should be like this is this local

[01:53:04] Because like people people always do the they there's this like

[01:53:08] Weird nativism that exists in like these races. I've noticed whether we like oh, why are you bringing this outsider and?

[01:53:13] But they don't realize that like those were all my fans, you know what I mean like I'm yeah

[01:53:19] I live in LA but like I had people everywhere so it's not like you know

[01:53:26] it's not like I'm from like out of touch random outsider coming in like I these

[01:53:30] are these are members of my communities people in the campaign are also like you

[01:53:34] know part of this part of this community online so

[01:53:41] Famous New Jersey streamroom, St.Piger. I mean, I guess LA is better than New Jersey.

[01:53:47] That's true.

[01:53:53] Yeah.

[01:53:56] Oh my God, that guy's already sick off here.

[01:54:01] Wisconsin's a joint driving state, right?

[01:54:03] Yeah.

[01:54:04] There's a lot of bars, but probably like in like,

[01:54:07] It's like in a 10-mile radius of where we're kind of at this right like

[01:54:13] 50 bars

[01:54:15] You probably already passed like

[01:54:19] Everyone drives everywhere everyone was valley parts everywhere. Yeah, how is drunk driving out of mass issue?

[01:54:25] I think it is it is a massive issue

[01:54:28] there's

[01:54:30] But I am kind of surprised that there it's not as big but I guess it's because like they close

[01:54:34] Close the bar is a two, that's part of the reason why they do that.

[01:54:41] Yeah, there's no public transit, which means that you know you've got to have a designated driver.

[01:54:46] That's it.

[01:54:47] Where's everyone?

[01:54:48] There's no one drink anymore?

[01:54:52] I guess.

[01:54:53] I mean, alcohol consumption is down across the board regardless, right?

[01:54:58] I think part of that is because of the lights.

[01:55:02] Magovie and all those other

[01:55:05] TRP ones that are like making people quit addiction or they're more like health conscious to you

[01:55:11] We're more health conscious on clothes and I think people also smoke weed instead of alcohol too

[01:55:19] It's not legal here

[01:55:22] Smoking weed is not illegal here. It's not legal

[01:55:25] It's not legal here. I did not wait. I should know that because I asked French is going about legalizing it

[01:55:30] What did she say?

[01:55:32] What did she say?

[01:55:34] I think she asked her if I'm not mistaken.

[01:55:38] And I think she said yes.

[01:55:40] But I don't know.

[01:55:42] I might be totally wrong.

[01:55:44] Chat would remember.

[01:55:46] Chat, did we talk?

[01:55:48] How about legalization?

[01:55:50] Chat, stop spamming Zaza Birds.

[01:55:54] What did she say yes?

[01:55:56] It's this.

[01:55:58] and then the other one is drunk bird

[01:56:00] I think

[01:56:01] is a little cat getting in a car

[01:56:03] and then slamming it into a tree

[01:56:06] and then exploding

[01:56:08] this is why we stream on Twitch

[01:56:10] Head to LNT

[01:56:14] I think she's having some business in this country

[01:56:16] Oh god

[01:56:18] You were gonna stream for like a couple days, weren't you?

[01:56:20] Yeah, when I was...

[01:56:22] She said legalizing and effectively taxing it

[01:56:24] unlike most other states

[01:56:26] That's what she said.

[01:56:28] Fentbert?

[01:56:30] Oh.

[01:56:32] Like a drug fed?

[01:56:34] Yeah. Fent, no. Fentbert.

[01:56:36] It's just a little cat.

[01:56:38] Oh man.

[01:56:42] It's like, no, Burt, stop.

[01:56:44] That's the hard stuff, man.

[01:56:46] Coke Burt?

[01:56:48] That should start with marijuana, man.

[01:56:50] That should start.

[01:56:52] That's why it's a gateway drug.

[01:56:54] I

[01:56:56] Gave way to chat is crazy. Yeah. Oh, you're sorry. It's crazy

[01:57:06] Shit's a ocean dude. I mean there's like seagulls

[01:57:12] There's no seagulls in LA I feel like I've seen a seagull in LA. Yeah

[01:57:17] Yeah, but also at the same time it's just like weird to see here a seagull when you're in like

[01:57:23] Like, you don't expect it in Wisconsin.

[01:57:27] Like, you don't expect it in the Midwest, right?

[01:57:30] I feel like it, I grew up in the Midwest though.

[01:57:32] That's true, I guess you should,

[01:57:33] I should expect it, because I'm fucking here.

[01:57:36] I feel like I'm gonna see seagulls all the time.

[01:57:37] All right, let's, I'm gonna.

[01:57:39] We don't really understand the Midwest and the coast.

[01:57:40] We didn't realize there were birds, water, beaches.

[01:57:44] Yeah, I think we can flip it to the continuous real quick.

[01:57:47] I'm gonna do that right now.

[01:57:49] Make sure it's good.

[01:57:53] Is it good? I don't know.

[01:57:59] It's just like...

[01:58:23] We've got a lot of foreign members at Camp David, a lot, and again it's a place where

[01:58:31] Laura and I invited a lot of world leaders.

[01:58:33] Tony Blair's first visit to the United States, we took him to Camp David.

[01:58:39] In 2012, President Barack Obama held the largest gathering of world leaders at Camp David when

[01:58:44] he hosted the G8 summit.

[01:58:47] Nine foreign leaders attended.

[01:58:49] The camp is fully equipped with security and assets needed to run the country.

[01:58:53] On September 11th it was activated for then Vice President Dick Cheney.

[01:58:57] According to the National Park Service website, Camp David's exact location isn't identified

[01:59:03] on maps for security and privacy reasons.

[01:59:07] Randy K, CNN, Palm Beach County, Florida.

[01:59:12] Happening now.

[01:59:13] AI is raising prices for Americans and it's not just your electric bill.

[01:59:18] senior business reporter David Goldman is here to make it make sense for us. David, today's question,

[01:59:23] why is AI making life more expensive? Yeah, it's really expensive, Wolf. I mean, we're talking

[01:59:30] about a perfect recipe for inflation. When you have a massive amount of spending and a growing

[01:59:37] economy, I can't think of a better way to make prices go higher. We're not talking about a small

[01:59:44] amount of spending as well. We're talking about three quarters of a trillion dollars this year

[01:59:51] alone building out data centers and all the other stuff that we need to make AI a reality

[01:59:58] that's according to JP Morgan and that translates into significant expenses for the average American

[02:00:05] household $375 according to Moody's per household this year because of AI.

[02:00:14] Now a lot of that, as you mentioned, is going to be the electricity that we all use, a 4%

[02:00:20] expected increase this year because of all the electricity that this stuff takes to power.

[02:00:26] It's a tremendous amount of power for all of these data centers.

[02:00:31] look at this it's like a $10 increase in the average electric bill for the

[02:00:38] average American home $176 a month that's a lot of money but it isn't just

[02:00:44] electricity it is also consumer electronics they're getting hit hard to

[02:00:49] in June of 2025 chip prices were falling it's a very different story right

[02:00:56] Right now we're looking at a quarter increase just over the past year for chips and that's

[02:01:03] having a significant impact on what we buy at the store.

[02:01:08] Look at this, a 14% anticipated increase in smartphone prices.

[02:01:14] Also iPads and Macs already got 20% more expensive this year.

[02:01:20] The Xbox got 25% more expensive this year.

[02:01:24] Microsoft raised the price of software even which now has co-pilot their new AI.

[02:01:29] Now this adds a lot to inflation because JP Morgan says for every 10 percent

[02:01:36] increase in consumer electronics that adds a point to overall inflation and

[02:01:43] when you're talking about 3.5 percent inflation which is what we have now

[02:01:47] well a point that adds a lot of expense for every American household.

[02:01:53] Excellent explanation. David Goldman, thank you very, very much. And if you need David to make it make sense, email or send a selfie video of your question to MakeItMakeSense at CNN.com.

[02:02:23] Mary Hicks, this is your first great-grandparents.

[02:02:31] Your second great-grandparents are James Hicks and Fanny Roan.

[02:02:35] Your third great-grandparents are William Hicks and Sarah E. Ambush.

[02:02:40] They're from Washington, D.C.

[02:02:42] And then your fourth great-grandfather and grandmother are Calvert Ambush and Patsy

[02:02:47] Cried.

[02:02:48] At the top, we see Calvert Ambush.

[02:02:50] Can you please tell us the significance of this gentleman in American history?

[02:02:55] Your fourth great-grandfather, Calvert Ambrush, was one of the enslaved men who built the

[02:03:00] White House.

[02:03:02] One of the most iconic landmarks in America.

[02:03:06] Really?

[02:03:07] Oh my goodness.

[02:03:09] Yes, ma'am.

[02:03:11] Oh my goodness.

[02:03:12] Your great-great-great-grandfather helped build the White House.

[02:03:19] Wow.

[02:03:23] And a lotiriat.

[02:03:24] To know that you have an ancestor.

[02:03:28] Walk it over, all right, we're back.

[02:03:33] All right, we're back.

[02:03:35] What's going on, everybody?

[02:03:39] What's happening?

[02:03:41] I don't know what's up with his life back there.

[02:03:45] It's strange.

[02:03:49] Don't know it's like it's yeah, it's it was just like breathing weirdly enough. What? Yeah, I think it's better off. Yeah

[02:04:00] Bro what the fuck is that painting dude, I don't know okay, I don't I don't know it's strange

[02:04:06] It's a strange painting. All right, everybody. We're back. We're live. We're alive and

[02:04:12] Finally, I'm back in

[02:04:14] home base

[02:04:16] Back at home base

[02:04:17] Mike's here

[02:04:19] We got our yeah, he's leaving. He's about to leave and then come back for a canvassing

[02:04:26] What is this freaky a hotel room yeah, I know I wanted to I wanted to show you another goodie I got look at this

[02:04:37] Fuck table is like a little bit crowded

[02:04:41] It is impossible. What the fuck? Is it off? Why is it? Yeah, there it is. Look. Look at

[02:05:01] wait what the fuck why did it it lowered it's fine I'll fix it I'll do it I'll do it I'll

[02:05:13] do it myself all right anyway we got a lot to we got a lot to talk about obviously we

[02:05:21] have I am it's haunted for sure I agree I have a phone bank that I'm gonna be launching

[02:05:30] a second and show us the tie please sure beautiful

[02:05:43] I

[02:05:53] Curglum brand Da Vinci as painting. Yeah, I agree

[02:05:58] Just made you king. Thanks for all you do hell. Yeah, thank you for being out there guys

[02:06:02] What do we what do we think about the speech? I'm a little bit tired as I've been

[02:06:07] You know every every single day that I start the broadcast

[02:06:10] I mean we're two hours in at this point, which is crazy

[02:06:12] But every single time I bring up the broadcast, I start it, fire it off.

[02:06:16] I'm like, oh, I'm so tired, and I give you guys my personal news.

[02:06:19] But like, I am, you know, it's catching up to me a little bit.

[02:06:22] Hopefully, I'll be able to...

[02:06:26] Hopefully, I'll be able to sleep a little bit more tonight.

[02:06:32] It was a good speech.

[02:06:33] Was well received, too.

[02:06:34] See my other chat log.

[02:06:38] Did you turn off stream so you could get naked for Mike?

[02:06:41] That's crazy.

[02:06:42] Yeah bro you did this you did this low-key you did this but you you you were

[02:06:49] like yeah

[02:06:55] uh-huh you know a lot of dudes in here all right do you know a little bit we're

[02:07:02] gonna make we're gonna make my canvas for the first time ever which is very

[02:07:05] exciting. Yeah. Oh, you, oh, you want to drive us around? Okay. Okay. All right. That's hell

[02:07:19] yeah. Let's go. But in any case, in any case, order coffee now so you have energy when canvassing,

[02:07:30] I've been drinking the Monster Energy Bev. Don't worry about it. Put the tie on. Hold on. I'm going to do it.

[02:07:36] I was thinking I would wear it tomorrow instead.

[02:07:42] I was thinking of maybe wearing the tie to the election night. Not tomorrow, but on.

[02:07:56] Wait, is this an adequate charger? Is it charging fast or no?

[02:07:59] No, there's a slow charging

[02:08:02] Which what about this one? There's okay. There's a hell of charges. It's crazy

[02:08:07] Okay

[02:08:09] anyway

[02:08:12] Trump is holding the facts on Iran everybody

[02:08:16] After claiming he was gonna blow shit up, which is of course expected. He did it. He did the damn thing again

[02:08:23] He did the exact same thing he did last time

[02:08:26] which is to claim that he's gonna blow shit up and then turn around and talk

[02:08:34] of it hopefully to manipulate the market a little bit very interesting the

[02:08:39] tiny is a different color shirt to make a pop don't make a fight you're white

[02:08:42] shirt king yeah that's why I'm not gonna wear it right now but yeah I guess it's

[02:08:48] somewhat expected Donald Trump is trying to molest the money to the best of

[02:08:53] One more time. We are going to start there. Okay, we are going to start there folks

[02:09:03] Wait

[02:09:05] You didn't put the mage well on here and did you because it's not the 4k

[02:09:12] This guy bro this fucking I swear to God I

[02:09:19] Swear to God

[02:09:21] Classic. Yeah. Okay. All right. Did you blast off? I did, but it's not. It's not. We started

[02:09:40] off weirdly today. Jerusalem Post covered your interview with Finkleston and never have

[02:09:43] a Norm Finkleston Challenge October 7th violence on a Sompikars podcast. Jerusalem posted.

[02:09:48] Oh, shit. I mean, his book is literally about that. His book is like taking, um,

[02:09:57] I mean, you know how he is. He's just like, he goes through and he comes through all of the available

[02:10:04] investigations that have taken place. Mike is buzzing. Wait, really? There's a buzz on the mic

[02:10:10] and unpleasant buzz wait David oh my god hold on let me see is it this no there's

[02:10:23] no is it still buzzing dude it's like buzzing like a vibrator apparently wait

[02:10:37] that's not the major all right that's the

[02:10:44] I don't

[02:10:46] yet is

[02:10:50] I don't hear a buzz it seems to go in and out it's only buzzing when you talk

[02:10:55] it buzzes when you peak

[02:10:57] yeah that's probably what it is hold on all

[02:11:01] I hear no buzz okay someone clip it

[02:11:03] someone clip it

[02:11:06] Oh, you are.

[02:11:07] Wait, oh, are you pulling it out?

[02:11:09] Okay, we're gonna pull it out and then pull it back in.

[02:11:15] Hello, hello, hello.

[02:11:17] The wires last time it was the shit.

[02:11:20] Okay.

[02:11:21] All right.

[02:11:23] All right, let's get into it.

[02:11:24] Like I said, we're gonna be talking about

[02:11:26] how Donald Trump is molesting the money.

[02:11:28] You already know what it is.

[02:11:32] It's good now.

[02:11:33] Okay, great.

[02:11:34] face. After weeks of escalating tensions between the US and Iran, Trump halting planned attacks

[02:11:39] after officials warned that he was considering an intense attack on energy targets which

[02:11:44] could have begun this weekend. Overnight, writing online, I have agreed to cancel the

[02:11:48] attack subject to being able to rapidly make a deal, adding the perimeters of a deal has

[02:11:54] been agreed to. This would include the immediate complete and total opening of the Hormuz

[02:11:59] straight and an end to Iran's nuclear threat. Trump also saying Israel is on

[02:12:04] board. But it's still unclear what exactly if anything has been agreed to.

[02:12:08] Iran is yet to comment on the potential agreement. It comes after days of back

[02:12:13] and forth attacks and threats between the two nations. Just Friday, Trump saying

[02:12:17] this of Iran.

[02:12:23] And shortly after that, U.S. embassies across the Middle East issuing urgent

[02:12:27] warnings to American citizens, urging them to exercise extreme caution, saying they should

[02:12:33] consider departing or be prepared to depart should there be escalation, with airspace

[02:12:37] closures a real possibility.

[02:12:39] In turn, Iran also lashing out, accusing the US of fanning the flames of a regional war

[02:12:44] and threatening to attack critical infrastructure in the region if the US carries through with

[02:12:50] its threats.

[02:12:51] Two tankers in the Strait of Hormuz targeted with incoming fire Saturday, according to

[02:12:55] the british maritime safety agency as trump repeatedly says it's opening needs to be a

[02:13:00] part of any agreement

[02:13:04] now we have just seen a report from iranian state media saying that no deal to reopen

[02:13:09] the straight of her moves has been reached so it's really unclear at this moment what

[02:13:12] exactly has been agreed to with but certainly we're gonna be finding out more as we go through

[02:13:16] the day with our members was we appreciate it

[02:13:20] there are a lot of people who are excited about the change in what can i say about

[02:13:25] that. What can I even say about Donald Trump money molestation operations? The money molestation,

[02:13:33] the money molester himself. Okay. Did anyone watch Maronty cook Dershowitz on Pierce Morgan?

[02:13:41] I heard about it. I did not watch it, but it's expected. So Z squirrel, Z squirrel cooking

[02:13:50] the Dersh. Um, I mean, if you want to blast off again, King, why would you, the Galbijim

[02:14:02] of Penins? Why do you guys have to bring that up, man? Why y'all got to do this to me? Why

[02:14:16] Why y'all gotta bring this up?

[02:14:21] Why y'all gotta bring up my failures?

[02:14:23] I saw Jellies of Ludwig appear in Chinese games.

[02:14:27] This is the time I'm the most jealous of my colleague.

[02:14:30] A rich second generation noble from Europe who lost all of his gold coins gambling in

[02:14:35] a tavern with nowhere to go ended up begging on the streets.

[02:14:37] His eyes secured a full collection from the Asia Minor Peninsula.

[02:14:39] I dissatisfied with the rule of the Byzantine Empire followed the Arabs of the Tang Dynasty

[02:14:43] for a field investigation.

[02:14:46] I see. The reason why he looks bald after shaving is not because of his face, it's his hairstyle.

[02:14:50] His hairstyle looks like a toilet lid.

[02:14:52] His face itself is in line with Chinese aesthetics.

[02:14:55] The problem is the hairstyle.

[02:14:56] Well, a face like this, the foreheads must be exposed.

[02:14:59] The hairstyle should be changed to a side part.

[02:15:06] They said, Chinese innocent said, my hairstyle looks like a fucking toilet lid. That's crazy.

[02:15:11] Classic lemon bro, after going around among all streamers,

[02:15:13] Sasan is the only one who didn't get Chinese traffic.

[02:15:16] Hasan and XQC, wait they think Ludwig is XQC, Hasan and XQC aren't very good at learning.

[02:15:23] Speed and Ludwig are actually starting to learn Chinese.

[02:15:27] Hasan's lips are now rosy and his hairstyle makes him look much younger.

[02:15:37] I remember before he came to China he looked really worn out.

[02:15:39] Pale lips, pale complexion.

[02:15:41] Like he'd been eating white people food for decades without vegetables or fruits.

[02:15:44] Let's get is darker with a few freckles. He looks much healthier. What the fuck?

[02:15:49] It's not shade. I was beard and looks even more handsome than before

[02:15:53] Bro, they they he literally was able to dupe the entire Chinese internet with this bullshit, okay?

[02:15:58] Malfurus actually think he knows how to speak Chinese now. That's crazy

[02:16:04] That's crazy. Now. I'm getting extra extra lemon, bro

[02:16:07] Asher Jellis. Anyway, so as far as situation monitoring goes, as far as what Donald Trump

[02:16:17] is saying and doing, it turns out Donald Trump was not intending to wreak havoc and blow

[02:16:35] up shit and wait is it buzzing again no stop what the fuck is happening out

[02:16:49] mandarin yeah

[02:16:57] no okay I got scared yeah there's really nothing else there's really nothing

[02:17:03] else to speak about on top of what Trump has said and what Trump hasn't done.

[02:17:09] Once again, it's taco time.

[02:17:11] Who knows?

[02:17:12] Maybe it's Perfetti.

[02:17:13] At this point, I don't even know how to cover this story any further.

[02:17:17] Let's get to Francesca Hong.

[02:17:21] Dana Bash, also known as Dana Bash, interviewed Francesca Hong on CNN.

[02:17:28] And they, of course, presented it as, why did GOP spend $3 million to help this

[02:17:32] Democratic Socialists win.

[02:17:34] In Wisconsin, some of those people are actually Republicans because they think you're beatable.

[02:17:39] So much so that they spend around $3 million to boost your candidacy in this Democratic

[02:17:45] primary race.

[02:17:46] How will you convince swing voters who think you're too far to the left to support you?

[02:17:52] Oh my God, oh my God, I hate this.

[02:17:55] I hate that there's this established fact narrative around this concept where it's like,

[02:18:03] well, don't you think, look, the underlying premise here that Dana Bash is explaining

[02:18:11] or bringing up as though it's just firmly established facts is your worldview is far

[02:18:18] too radical. This is a swing state. Your worldview is far too radical.

[02:18:22] like we're not even going to discuss that right we're not even going to discuss

[02:18:31] whether or not that is a real issue a real cuz I was gonna jump over and

[02:18:36] we're gonna establish it as a real concern what's your you know how are

[02:18:40] you going to how are you going to alleviate this real concern the way

[02:18:46] that I ask this question oftentimes is what do you say to people that that

[02:18:51] Claim that you're far too radical for a state like Wisconsin

[02:18:55] Dana Bash not doing that. She's moving past that point to literally say

[02:19:00] Everyone knows that you're far too radical for Wisconsin. How will you win over the moderates?

[02:19:07] What will you do to pivot to the center? Why are these things established facts?

[02:19:12] Why is this the way to win? Why is this the method to win especially when it's you know lost?

[02:19:17] lost. This past election cycle is part of the reason why these left-ranked candidates,

[02:19:23] these Bernie Crats, are actually doing quite well in these primaries. And the Democratic

[02:19:29] Party is in a state of panic.

[02:19:31] They also know that their candidate is one of the weakest candidates that they could

[02:19:36] put forth. Tom Tiffany is an election denier and trader, and he supports a national abortion

[02:19:42] ban as well as losing healthcare and supports Americans losing healthcare.

[02:19:48] Millions of folks across the state. I think with a more moderate voters that we

[02:19:54] recognize at this moment is not just a movement moment but our coalition

[02:19:59] continues to grow and our coalition is bipartisan Republicans with long signs

[02:20:04] in their yard that our folks are in rural urban and suburban communities. It is

[02:20:09] incredibly exciting that an organizing first campaign continues to help

[02:20:14] communities grow their organizing skills as well and come to support our

[02:20:18] campaign. You have been distancing yourself from the National

[02:20:24] Democratic Socialist Platform. I heard you in an interview this morning doing

[02:20:28] that most recently. In that interview on Fox you said you don't support, for

[02:20:34] example, abolishing the Senate. Look at this. It's always drama. Oh, you're

[02:20:37] distancing yourself from the National Democratic Socialist of America campaign.

[02:20:42] Isn't there drama?

[02:20:46] Why do you hate the DSA?

[02:20:48] Is it because you're trying to cynically moderate now?

[02:20:51] First, we established that, like, you're already a dangerous radical for the swing state.

[02:20:57] And you're going to lose the Democratic trifecta selfishly.

[02:21:02] Local news wrote about it.

[02:21:03] Hanna Schroeder, Renjesh Gahang holds campaign rally in South Milwaukee August 2nd.

[02:21:10] U.S. Rep Ihanomar Lubin commented her soundpikeering gubernatory candidate Renjesh Gahang stand together on stage at the conclusion of the Hong Rally in South Milwaukee High School in August 2nd.

[02:21:21] Shan Rupert and other supporters cheer on speakers. It's just photos.

[02:21:28] You got her parents on there?

[02:21:31] There's it's not an article. They didn't write anything about it. It's just photos

[02:21:54] Wrong wink, I think

[02:21:58] No, it's oh, yeah, it is the wrong link because it's just a picture gallery

[02:22:03] Maybe if we do this

[02:22:12] Nope

[02:22:18] Oh my god, I have to be a subscriber never mind

[02:22:28] New political Mac cover story, data center backlash is fueling new political movement.

[02:22:34] Ariel Woodenberg reports on Justin Pearson and what she does, the new Luddites.

[02:22:38] Okay, it's really interesting because like Luddite has a negative connotation associated

[02:22:43] with it, but like the OG Luddites were also pro labor, is a, you know, pro labor working

[02:22:49] class first movement.

[02:22:51] I just want to say that Fran Winning shows the power of the online left combined with

[02:22:55] strong local DSH chapters their entire campaign. We did this chat. Yeah, it's true.

[02:23:03] No paywall. Oh, thank you.

[02:23:08] Yeah, I mean, Francesca Hong did not get any major national left endorsements.

[02:23:16] It was just a people powered campaign from the start, start to finish in the

[02:23:21] primaries, with one exception, of course, Ihan Omar. But yeah, it is pretty crazy. It's

[02:23:28] more so just a testament to the power of the local DSA's ground game out here. But it's

[02:23:40] interesting, change your tie. No, it's, it's, I'm not going to wear white on white.

[02:23:46] Salva Wauke, Frenchers go on Democratic Socialism, cementing her firm or status in the Democratic

[02:23:49] primer for governor walked into her Sunday afternoon rally wearing a signature blue pants

[02:23:53] suit and grooving to Wisconsin anthem jump around at the podium honk a barely get any

[02:23:57] words over the cheers of the attendees that's my governor one shout out with ten days ago

[02:24:00] before the August 11th primary throughout the two hour event on another speaker saw the

[02:24:04] challenge of question looming over her campaign can Hong translator grass was further into

[02:24:07] beating Tiffany when people want to fight for something together when they see some

[02:24:11] they believe in and they start to believe in one another I think the Dems are gonna

[02:24:13] have to write a new playbook here on said regards to where your political home may be

[02:24:17] or how you identify this is the moment where we must convey and win power for the majority,

[02:24:21] and thus, and that's working-class people," she said.

[02:24:24] Hong's on-stage guests included U.S. Representative Yehan Omar from Minnesota who endorsed Hong

[02:24:27] in April, and left when commentator Son Piker has divided Democrats for previous comments

[02:24:31] that critics call anti-Semitic and anti-American.

[02:24:33] But the crowd was fired up for Piker, with some attendees seated in chairs writing for

[02:24:37] a standing ovation.

[02:24:39] He alluded to the state's sewer socialist issues, saying Wisconsin's or the American

[02:24:42] socialist movement began long before Zoram, Amdani, and Bernie Sanders.

[02:24:46] The good people of Wisconsin always knew that this wasn't about scary ideas, and it was

[02:24:50] just about a working class movement that wanted to help out one another, Piker said.

[02:24:53] A Republican will never be elected in this state again once our movement is done.

[02:24:56] Hong joined Piker in his Los Angeles studio in June to appear on his Twitch stream.

[02:25:00] She raised around $60,000 in that event.

[02:25:03] Piker indicated that at the time he could travel to Wisconsin to campaign for Hong.

[02:25:06] Piker said August 2nd, he campaigned for US Senate candidate Abdul Al Sayed in Michigan

[02:25:10] a day prior.

[02:25:11] Milwaukee County executive David Crowley, who is now running in second place behind

[02:25:14] was the first democrat in the race to say he would not appear with piker calling

[02:25:17] pikers appear calling pikers commons beyond the pale oh my god I forgot he

[02:25:22] said that and then he fucking dropped out because he was at like six percent

[02:25:27] we take those that's another that's another one that's another Mallory

[02:25:32] McMurray situation

[02:25:38] Francesca Hong choosing a campaign with individuals that Americans are not

[02:25:41] eleven-clock communism honorable angle and believed

[02:25:45] believe capital should be killed is early choice to be send a statement

[02:25:48] the previous title mars endorsement to his argument on would turn wisconsin in

[02:25:51] minnesota

[02:25:52] yet just

[02:25:53] unfiltered racism uh... silly reactionary takes

[02:25:57] you know i was built a career trashing our country and represent the worst of

[02:26:00] the democratic party frances kohang is proud to stand right beside her

[02:26:03] beside her

[02:26:04] wisconsin voters see that for what it is insane republican governor's association

[02:26:07] communications director calling prompt us in the statement

[02:26:10] piker introducing omar said she was framed as a villain far before i ever got on the

[02:26:14] seat omar said that like her hung would become a first the first woman in asian-american

[02:26:18] elected wisconsin governor hog is not running to make history but because she knows people

[02:26:23] in wisconsin need a relentless fighter in their corner omar said crowdskews young including

[02:26:29] first time voters and rally goers look at that inside the gymnasium attendees skewed

[02:26:34] young and mostly under 40 in the latest market university law school poll 66 percent of voters

[02:26:38] aged 1829 support Hong, her campaign counted 1,300 RSVPs.

[02:26:44] Sports flocked to the merch table for the blue and green t-shirts

[02:26:46] and took selfies in front of a neon sign

[02:26:48] the red Hong proudly serving Wisconsin.

[02:26:50] Lake Johnson, a local Grammy nominated

[02:26:52] cellist, performed hollownotes.

[02:26:54] You make my dreams come true.

[02:26:55] The pre-rally plays, including plenty of dance

[02:26:57] hits and MIA's bad girls.

[02:26:59] Looking around this rally, I see students, first-time voters,

[02:27:01] or see young organized people who refuse to accept

[02:27:03] the politics as they stay the way it has been.

[02:27:05] at Wisconsin Muslim Civic Alliance Executive Director,

[02:27:09] Rosa Caracci, the first speaker.

[02:27:12] Aliyah Hemaidon, who just graduated from high school

[02:27:16] and will vote in her first election this fall,

[02:27:17] says she's excited that the first vote I ever do

[02:27:19] is for somebody that I actually believe in,

[02:27:21] citing Hong's policies on data centers, childcare,

[02:27:23] and higher education.

[02:27:24] Governor Tony Evers, he was really good for the time,

[02:27:27] but the times are shifting, Hemaidon said.

[02:27:30] To have him step down and have somebody continue the road

[02:27:32] into progressiveness, it's huge.

[02:27:37] Cassandra Harlan, who was attending

[02:27:39] her first political rally, said Hong showing signs

[02:27:41] of moderating her message on the debate stage

[02:27:42] in interviews of formula that happens with politicians

[02:27:44] that they can meet somewhere in the middle.

[02:27:46] I was like the fact that she's kind of antagonizing

[02:27:47] the right people, Harlan said.

[02:27:49] Feel like any woman who wants to make history,

[02:27:50] she can't be well-behaved, true.

[02:27:55] Raleigh comes as Hong cement's front runner status,

[02:27:57] moderates message.

[02:27:59] I like that that is, they're gonna shift that

[02:28:01] No matter what they're gonna be like no she's moderating her message to be fair

[02:28:05] I don't place a lot of emphasis on on you know pie-in-the-sky idealisms that come from candidates or anyone really

[02:28:12] That's why I'm like that as

[02:28:15] That's why you won't catch me fucking freaking out about people saying like you know deep on the police or even abolish prisons or whatever

[02:28:24] It's just like

[02:28:26] The realm of possibility is

[02:28:28] is an entirely different reality than what is within the realm of possibilities is very different.

[02:28:39] So it's not... I also understand that it doesn't mean like literally emptying out the prisons tomorrow.

[02:28:49] You're doing better than Abdul in the initial general election polling, but I kind of think some of it is driven.

[02:28:54] Okay dude, Jesus Christ.

[02:28:58] Hong's, Hong's lead in that poll, oh it said Mandela Barnes was running in the second place

[02:29:08] behind Hong in the latest market poll, dropped out the race last week, his decision came

[02:29:13] amid reporting from the Milwaukee Journal, sent in loans to allegations that Barnes taking

[02:29:16] advantage of his role in the party to have sexual encounters with young adult women.

[02:29:20] Hong's lead in that poll conducted in late July was 38%, just over a third of voters

[02:29:24] were undecided, including nearly half of voters 60 and older.

[02:29:28] When undecided voters were pushed to choose

[02:29:31] candidate, Hong's lead grew to 46%.

[02:29:33] Crowley, who was moved into second place

[02:29:35] since Barnes dropped out, is heading the trail with Evers.

[02:29:38] Crowley is backed by Evers, and on Friday

[02:29:39] was endorsed by US Rep, when more of veteran Congresswoman

[02:29:43] from Milwaukee.

[02:29:46] While Francesca Hong is rallying people who are already

[02:29:49] in her corner, David Crowley's traveling house

[02:29:51] state to meet undecided voters where they are,

[02:29:52] Crowley Spokesperson said on August 2nd,

[02:29:55] David will continue to reach them this week

[02:29:56] with a message centered on experience results

[02:29:58] and winning in November.

[02:29:59] Dude, the establishment has the same formula.

[02:30:01] It's really funny.

[02:30:02] It's like, hey, I know that the times are unstable

[02:30:08] and people are very frustrated with the way things have gone

[02:30:11] so far, business as usual politics,

[02:30:14] but here's more of that for you.

[02:30:16] Like they don't understand that I think people,

[02:30:17] when they run with this, like I have experience,

[02:30:20] I'm not the shake-up candidate.

[02:30:22] What they're literally communicating to the voters

[02:30:25] is like, I'm just gonna do the same shit

[02:30:27] that we've been doing already.

[02:30:29] If you like the shit that we've been doing already

[02:30:31] that gave you Donald Trump twice, then that's good.

[02:30:36] You know, vote for me.

[02:30:37] And they just genuinely don't understand it.

[02:30:39] And obviously I don't wanna give them any tips right now.

[02:30:43] So keep on keeping on, all right?

[02:30:47] Nothing will fundamentally change.

[02:30:48] That is the message and I love that.

[02:30:51] That's a great message.

[02:30:53] That is truly a banger message for you guys.

[02:30:55] I think you should keep doing that.

[02:30:59] Okay, that's my attitude.

[02:31:03] The only problem I found with Fran

[02:31:05] is that she's too soft-spoken.

[02:31:06] She gotta get tough in the general.

[02:31:08] Yeah, she's very affable.

[02:31:11] She's great doing retail politics.

[02:31:15] She's great at that.

[02:31:16] She's great on one-on-one with voters.

[02:31:18] It's very soft spoken, I agree, but you know, if it works, it works.

[02:31:26] I think she'll be fine.

[02:31:35] Hong called on her supporters to be radically welcoming to people who aren't ready for

[02:31:38] Democratic Socialism but otherwise didn't cater to the middle in front of her base.

[02:31:42] At one point, Hong said she would meet US immigration cousins at first with a force

[02:31:45] in fury required to keep us all safe.

[02:31:47] the crowd responded with a fuck-eye chant.

[02:31:49] Am I done the first time?

[02:31:50] Voter said she doesn't see Hong as shifting on policy

[02:31:52] with shifting in how she addresses voters.

[02:31:54] She said Hong, going on Fox News,

[02:31:55] is exactly what she should be doing right now.

[02:31:57] The fact that she's able to close with you

[02:31:59] and talk in a different way to maybe help them understand

[02:32:01] what she's doing is really good, Am I done said.

[02:32:03] Hopefully she's gonna get a lot more national attention

[02:32:05] after the Michigan elections are done.

[02:32:06] I want the national eye to be on this movement.

[02:32:10] Early in-person absentee voting is underway

[02:32:13] through next Sunday in the August 11th election,

[02:32:15] which features the party primaries for governor

[02:32:17] and some state legislature and congressional seats.

[02:32:23] Yeah, speaking of what's retail politics

[02:32:29] like going out to state fairs, kissing babies,

[02:32:31] that kind of stuff.

[02:32:33] Like being out with voters,

[02:32:35] going to the retail storefronts.

[02:32:43] In 30 minutes, we're gonna launch a phone bank.

[02:32:45] And then after we launch a phone bank, I will be going out to campus as well.

[02:32:59] Tony Evers, Tony Evers is trying to play kingmaker and Wisconsin governor's race.

[02:33:05] So far, it's not working. One dem donor said he's leaving the party after Evers' despicable lame-duck period and decision to endorse David Crowley.

[02:33:11] Nice.

[02:33:15] are you going to be on ZNN later tonight yes

[02:33:31] later tonight I will be on ZNN ZNN doc

[02:33:43] is the most entertaining shit

[02:33:48] yeah this is a funny moment hutch changes his mind about blue no matter who

[02:33:53] i'm almost ready to say you know what i'm not even gonna

[02:33:57] the blue no matter who rhetoric i'm not doing anymore

[02:34:02] because it feels like unilateral disarmament doesn't it

[02:34:07] first of all how much of that particular term

[02:34:11] is helping the discourse. I have never in all my years on the internet,

[02:34:15] well, once witnessed a per productive exchange about the concept of blue,

[02:34:22] but it matters who root for DSA to lose. Wow.

[02:34:27] That's so strange. That's so strange, dude.

[02:34:31] That's such a strange phenomenon. Turns out,

[02:34:34] Turns out this guy is just like, you know, ideologically a neoliberal. I was wrong about this. I didn't realize that he was

[02:34:47] The guy who said he would rather vote for Jeffrey Epstein instead of me is now saying it's not vote blue no matter who

[02:34:56] That's the new sex pest in a matter root for Abdul and Fran to lose. Oh my god. Why did these guys literally fucking

[02:35:05] Position themselves on the losing side of every issue. This is what happens when it's just like personal spite and resentment

[02:35:12] Or what drive your politics?

[02:35:26] It's crazy because this this is Hassan derangement syndrome through and through

[02:35:35] But what I find very odd about it isn't that it's just like online weirdos now now you got like party bosses

[02:35:46] old bosses I

[02:35:48] I get D, but why does Hutch hate you?

[02:35:52] Because Hutch is basically the, you know, D, the, the destiny dick writer.

[02:36:00] That's why.

[02:36:01] Blue, no matter who.

[02:36:07] Every time it's ever come up in my experience, every time I've ever witnessed it come up

[02:36:11] in other spaces, it's always a show.

[02:36:16] And, you know, like, it's just, I can't stomach people like Kyle and Crystal weaponizing the

[02:36:27] concept of blue no matter who.

[02:36:29] Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.

[02:36:32] Weaponizing the concept of the blue no matter who, so it's not, so you're doing that.

[02:36:42] benefit their preferred candidates when these people were never about that life. It's so

[02:36:47] disingenuous that I don't think it's productive to even like push it anymore. You know what

[02:36:52] I mean? That particular phrasing, I think it's about time we retire it. Just be like,

[02:36:57] you know what? Let's just, let's just all stop pretending like this is something that's,

[02:37:02] you know.

[02:37:04] But this was the logical extent of vote, Blue, no matter who.

[02:37:12] So I guess he's still consistent on that.

[02:37:15] You think Hasan is worse than Jeffrey Epstein?

[02:37:18] That's what he said when you said he was worse than Jeffrey Epstein.

[02:37:26] Tell me what is Jeffrey Epstein's policy platform?

[02:37:28] Dude, you don't need to.

[02:37:31] That's a fair question, isn't it?

[02:37:34] that relevant to the analysis? Like even his audience is like hutch, Epstein raped children,

[02:37:39] you fucking moron. Like that's what one of his, that's what one of his chatters was saying at that

[02:37:45] point. Like I don't know anything about Jeffrey Epstein's politics. What do you push for a public

[02:37:53] option? Is he a Medicare for all kind of person? I don't know anything about his politics. The reason

[02:38:00] why I would not necessarily disqualify Jeffrey Epstein, electorally, is because first we would

[02:38:06] have to establish if he supports liberal democracy. Because the whole thing with Hasan is that he

[02:38:12] doesn't. And I had people in my own chat last night that thought I was being ridiculous.

[02:38:19] Why am I being ridiculous when we're talking about Hasan Piker? Do you trust that he would not nuke

[02:38:24] Israel, do you trust that he would not help China invade Taiwan?

[02:38:30] I'm crazy for being worried about help China invade Taiwan like I'm gonna fucking swim over there over the straight dude

[02:38:37] What the fuck?

[02:38:39] This is Hassan of derangement syndrome through and fucking through our fucking nation's secrets

[02:38:45] If we gave power to Hassan piker, I'm the crazy one who's like, I don't know. What's Jeff ramps? Yes

[02:38:52] Yeah, so was it yes

[02:39:00] This guy this guy's like I would rather vote for Jeffrey Epstein over any fucking Republican

[02:39:07] Then then doubles down and says that he would

[02:39:10] Rather vote for Jeffrey Epstein over me and now is saying vote blue no matter who like

[02:39:16] It turns out you just want to vote for Jeffrey Epstein, I guess like if I was the Democratic candidate

[02:39:21] But it seems he would actually, if I was a Democratic candidate in Jeffrey Epstein, hypothetically

[02:39:27] was alive, you know, famous pedophile Jeffrey Epstein was running as like an independent.

[02:39:33] Hutch would literally vote for Jeffrey Epstein.

[02:39:35] Well, at some point we just got to realize, at some point that just means you want to

[02:39:41] vote for Jeffrey Epstein.

[02:39:43] That's it.

[02:39:44] That's your preference.

[02:39:46] You're just pro Jeffrey Epstein, like pro voting for him.

[02:39:49] your pro his his platform, which I suspect is about lowering the age of consent.

[02:39:54] Like I don't know what, what else Jeffrey Epstein is like really known for is being

[02:39:57] an elite pedophile.

[02:40:01] So it's really funny that he's like actually vote blue, no matter who doesn't work anymore.

[02:40:05] Sorry, it doesn't work for me.

[02:40:07] It's policy position when he, when he glorifies the current Chinese Communist party as like

[02:40:13] a model of government of government.

[02:40:15] I'm the crazy one.

[02:40:16] who idolizes vladimir levin and i'm the fucking crazy one because i don't want to

[02:40:21] fucking live under an authoritarian leftist regime

[02:40:27] hutch is a single issue voter

[02:40:37] hutch is a single issue voter he's pro jeffrey fstein

[02:40:44] Oh, that's so funny.

[02:40:48] Anyway, so yeah, the knives are out for our girl Francesca Hong,

[02:40:54] but we gotta do our very best to keep smiling and motherfucking dialing.

[02:41:07] US Rep Hailey Stevens had her John McCain moment earlier today when a man told her,

[02:41:10] We know you're going to kick that Muslims, but look, it's not what my campaign is about.

[02:41:17] Stevens told Grant Schwab, hmm, hmm, if that's not what your campaign is about, why are your

[02:41:25] voters saying stuff like that?

[02:41:33] If you have a New York Times subscription, you're one of the big five moments in the

[02:41:36] Michigan State primary? Wait, what? Yeah, I'm wondering, I'm wondering why your

[02:41:54] voters are gravitating towards that kind of sentiment. Interesting. Do we have a

[02:42:01] paywall remover on this too or no I just I would like to read the five big

[02:42:07] moments of the Michigan Democratic Senate primary. 30 minutes the poop is

[02:42:16] crazy. What the fuck does that have to do with anything?

[02:42:22] that I miss a rally you did you missed it I did it in the morning and I started

[02:42:35] early for it but you can subscribe and see it in the VOD if you would like to

[02:42:52] Shit, why can't I stop it?

[02:42:59] Hold on, oh, no, no, Haley's using deep fried poles to say she would do better against Rogers.

[02:43:12] Where can we all see your speech bro?

[02:43:18] I'm going to look at the Haley Stevens-Walter master moment. Hold on.

[02:43:23] Okay. Um,

[02:43:25] Oh, thank you for the gift article chatter.

[02:43:28] Hopefully it won't force me to fucking subscribe. Okay.

[02:43:34] Five big moments in Michigan's democratic Senate primary divisions over Israel and

[02:43:37] high-profile endorsements have shaped the closely watched race between

[02:43:39] progressive former public health official and a more moderate member of

[02:43:42] Congress. Michigan's marquee democratic Senate primary is at twists and turns.

[02:43:46] heated exchanges borrow moments in tens of millions of dollars in outside spending.

[02:43:52] On Tuesday, voters will have their say in the race between Representative Hailey Stevens

[02:43:55] and Dr. Ardell Saydee, a progressive former public health official.

[02:43:59] The outcome could affect the battle for the Senate majority and the future of the party.

[02:44:03] Prominent Democrats from Michigan and elsewhere have been divided over the candidates whose

[02:44:06] differences mirror broader inter-party frictions over Israel, selectivity, and other matters.

[02:44:14] and conducted over the last month has suggested uncertainty in the race. Most recently, several

[02:44:17] public polls have shown Dr. El-Said leading. Here's a look at some of the biggest moments from the

[02:44:23] campaign. Samp-Piker walks past supporters and rally in support of Mr. El-Said's campaign in

[02:44:28] East Lansing in April. Hassan Piker campaigns for El-Said in April. Dr. El-Said rallied at

[02:44:35] two Michigan University of Samp-Piker provocative level with a large following among young progressives.

[02:44:41] It's the move injected energy that Dr. L. Say it's campaign and drew some backlash crystallizing some some of the sharpest fault lines in the race

[02:44:50] Some Democrats have condemned the speaker statements about the Israeli government and its war in Gaza

[02:44:54] He previously said it doesn't matter grapes have it in the Hamas led October 7 attack on Israel later adding that in an interview with the

[02:44:59] New York Times that it doesn't make the genocide acceptable

[02:45:02] No, I didn't add that later in the interview. That was in a conversation

[02:45:08] That was in conversation

[02:45:11] And with the additional context is very obvious that that's what I was saying. Jesus Christ, whatever

[02:45:16] The new york times

[02:45:18] Uh, mr. Piker once said that americans are uh the september 11 terrorist attacks later apologies for the comment

[02:45:23] Mr.

[02:45:23] Miss steve said after the rallies were announced that it was unacceptable for dr.

[02:45:27] Alsai had the campaign mr. Piker another candidate malin Mcgora who has since ended her campaign also criticized dr

[02:45:31] Alsai at the time and moved that ultimately hurt her pitch to progressives and helped them consolidate support on the left

[02:45:36] Dr. Alsai had defended the decision arguing that mr. Piker represented a critically younger demographic

[02:45:40] I'm not a politician and I won't stop talking to everyone else who they've locked out. He said in a statement

[02:45:52] APAC jumps into the race intentions rise dude, that's crazy. It's like five big moments and they put mine as the first

[02:46:01] APAC jumps in the race intentions rise in

[02:46:05] early June the main super pack of the American Israel public affairs committee

[02:46:10] The country's most powerful pro-Israel group started a multi-million-dollar ad campaign

[02:46:14] back in Miss Stevens.

[02:46:16] The spending has been a consistent point of tension in the contest with Dr. El-Sayed

[02:46:19] frequently criticizing A-Packah and his support for Miss Stevens in a debate on Monday night.

[02:46:22] Miss Stevens and Dr. El-Sayed clashed over the influx of outside money.

[02:46:26] The main super PAC for A-Packah so far spent more than $30 million boosting Miss Stevens

[02:46:30] according to data from the media track.

[02:46:32] Media track confirmed ad impact.

[02:46:34] Tensions erupted again on Thursday after Dr. El-Sayed said A-Packah had chosen to back

[02:46:39] the least capable can in america for the misdemeanor interview

[02:46:42] with the online magazine muslim girl

[02:46:45] in response to the accused doctor also wanting to blame all your problems on

[02:46:48] jewish america's on saturday doctor also was critical misdemeanor comment or

[02:46:51] reporters at the end of the day

[02:46:52] eleven review judeism in the jewish people

[02:46:55] the cancer stark odds over united states support for israel doctor also is that

[02:46:58] israel should not exist in explicitly jews data is advocated in the u.s.

[02:47:01] financial assistance the country

[02:47:03] misdemeanor sports continue as military aid israel that conditions earlier this

[02:47:07] year misdemeanor

[02:47:08] was booed at the state democratic convention by activists unhappy with

[02:47:11] their support for Israel

[02:47:12] yes state democratic convention

[02:47:14] by activists you mean party officials

[02:47:22] make more than a suspended campaign

[02:47:28] stick it to him, stevens goes viral and her accent comes under scrutiny

[02:47:34] The candidates clinch high-profile endorsements.

[02:47:46] I'm just shocked that they talked about our accent but not that Israel comes to me in

[02:47:51] my dreams.

[02:47:58] Do these people ever get tired of being wrong consistently?

[02:48:02] This would be a more plausible argument if Stephens weren't such a demonstrably terrible

[02:48:06] candidate she imploded in the primaries and if she were to the nominee would likely implode

[02:48:09] there as well.

[02:48:10] Elseid carries Gris but nowhere near as many as Stephens.

[02:48:13] Yeah, Jonathan Shade is there a single Elseid supporter with enough self-awareness they

[02:48:18] admitted they're willing to accept the higher risk to defeat, higher risk of defeat to elect

[02:48:23] a left-wing candidate.

[02:48:26] It's very funny that they are just like, yeah.

[02:48:30] has otherwise been deliberately unapologetic standing by positions even when they go beyond

[02:48:33] where something medium voters seem to be. He refuses back down on campaigning with Schumer

[02:48:36] and Hassan Pyger who said America is there September 11th. A comment Pyger has since

[02:48:40] said he regrets and has called Mousetown one of the great leaders of the world, a man

[02:48:42] who changed the entire universe. Boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. Attack ad after attack ad.

[02:48:49] He already deflected away from this. He already literally fucking went, phew. He already judo

[02:48:54] chop this, okay? So any kind of like additional, well you see he's with a

[02:49:00] son piker is not gonna work. It's just not gonna work.

[02:49:24] You know

[02:49:34] You know

[02:49:44] You're making Mao Zedong famous in the US. I think Mao Zedong is famous in general.

[02:49:59] Yeah, here are the Michigan voters' phrases for the word cloud for Hayley Stevens, by the way.

[02:50:08] When respondents are asked what, if anything, they've heard, seen, read, recently about

[02:50:13] Helecimus, you're the most common words and phrases they use.

[02:50:16] Corporate, money, AIPAC.

[02:50:19] Take support, Israel.

[02:50:27] I'm noticing that receipts are not one of the words, which is interesting.

[02:50:34] I'm noticing that receipts are not one of the words.

[02:50:37] I'm noticing a stick it to him is not a word in the fucking cloud

[02:50:43] Which is strange?

[02:50:45] because

[02:50:46] This means

[02:50:47] That she was defined by us

[02:50:51] This means that she was defined

[02:50:56] By what we wanted her to be defined as which is by the way fair right a pack should be

[02:51:02] Exactly what defines are considering that it's the largest outside spender on this race to the tune of 35 million dollars

[02:51:13] But this is what Republicans do very effectively towards Democrats

[02:51:19] Just so you understand

[02:51:21] Democrats corporate Democrats who cannot define themselves by policies

[02:51:27] Will get defined by their opposition now. Let's look at Abdul's

[02:51:31] Obduals, Medicare, money, women, this obviously has been a negative ad campaign, saying,

[02:51:42] Abdul is bad.

[02:51:45] Okay.

[02:51:49] I'm noticing that a word that Abdul is not defined by, or rather a tiny word in the word

[02:51:58] cloud is Hassan. Perhaps that wasn't a very good line of attack. Hassan. And it, it being green, I assume is like

[02:52:14] both positive and negative, because if it's red, it means like this is a negative association with him. Right?

[02:52:20] Criticism Muslim in red women in red

[02:52:28] Green I assume means neutral blue means positive, right?

[02:52:42] Or does it not mean anything

[02:52:48] Yes, I am up there tiny

[02:52:50] Up there and and I guess like the the amount

[02:52:59] Or maybe it's it doesn't mean anything because UAW is in the red too

[02:53:16] There's probably no meaning

[02:53:18] Donnie is still promoting the doc I saw.

[02:53:29] So yeah, this word cloud is word cloud is a perfect demonstration of the benefits of

[02:53:43] having policies. When you have policies that you can be defined by, you get to

[02:53:53] define your own candidacy. When you're just a corporate Democrat, utterly

[02:53:58] devoid of policies, you are endlessly definable by your opposition. This is a

[02:54:07] A big part of the reason why Democrats lose, okay, is why they lose all the fucking time.

[02:54:26] Here's a candidate who's defining herself aggressively, Francesca Hong.

[02:54:33] Abolishing the Defense Department.

[02:54:35] I'm going to be doing a phone bank for in a second.

[02:54:44] We're going to kick start that, and then we're going to go out the campus outside.

[02:54:47] Abolishing the Supreme Court, which are all part of the platform.

[02:54:50] But there are some bread and butter issues that I want to ask you about that are also in the DSA platform.

[02:54:56] And it's under a headline, A Day Without Capitalism.

[02:54:59] capitalism. And I'm going to read it. Speaking of bills, you don't really have them anymore.

[02:55:05] You have no debt. You don't have health insurance. You don't pay a mortgage or have a landlord.

[02:55:12] Food, education, energy, medicine and transportation aren't for-profit businesses. They are common

[02:55:18] goods and utilities. Would these be your goals if you were Governor of Wisconsin?

[02:55:25] I was a small business owner for over seven years,

[02:55:28] and I believe in organizing worker power

[02:55:32] and unions as well.

[02:55:34] And I think it's important to recognize

[02:55:36] the practical and sensible solutions

[02:55:38] that we need right now.

[02:55:39] And that's permanent affordability.

[02:55:41] That's ensuring that we've got healthy school meals

[02:55:43] in our school, that we're raising the minimum wage,

[02:55:46] that we ensure paid leave,

[02:55:48] and that everyone has access to fairer,

[02:55:51] cheaper healthcare across our state,

[02:55:53] and we're building affordable housing.

[02:55:55] Folks are excited when I talk about a public bank

[02:55:58] that allows people to actually build more

[02:56:00] Florida housing, create good union construction jobs,

[02:56:04] and make sure that our small businesses can thrive.

[02:56:06] Yeah, and that makes perfect sense.

[02:56:10] But you said this morning that you pay dues

[02:56:12] to the Democratic Socialist Party,

[02:56:14] and what they are talking about,

[02:56:16] at least in part of their platform,

[02:56:19] is, and it sounds a little bit utopian,

[02:56:21] I don't know, it depends where your point of view is,

[02:56:24] that food, education, energy, medicine, transportation

[02:56:28] would be common good and utilities.

[02:56:31] Oh, no.

[02:56:32] Is that your ultimate goal?

[02:56:33] I understand the political realities

[02:56:35] of being in a purple state, but if you could,

[02:56:37] would those be the kinds of policies

[02:56:39] you would be able to implement?

[02:56:43] My whole chapter, DSA, Madison,

[02:56:47] we have focused so much on making sure

[02:56:49] that we're helping to meet community needs,

[02:56:52] And we didn't actually pursue the national DSA endorsement.

[02:56:56] And as I've mentioned, there aren't things

[02:56:58] that I completely agree with right now.

[02:57:01] And I want to focus on building permanent affordability

[02:57:04] for all Wisconsinites, where people feel like this

[02:57:07] is a state-based home to you.

[02:57:08] And being born and raised in my home state

[02:57:11] and recognizing that this is a place where I can open

[02:57:14] a business, where I can be a single mom and still feel

[02:57:17] very cared for in the community.

[02:57:19] But this isn't the reality for too many people

[02:57:21] Why is my browser limiting my access to the microphone?

[02:57:24] I think that we're making sure that we're putting working class people first is the

[02:57:27] type of government we want to build a government that is a force of good.

[02:57:32] You posted a lot about the police back in 2020 and 2021.

[02:57:38] You wrote by supporting funding at the bottom right corner and then the police.

[02:57:41] You wrote by publishing the police and that reform can't be an option.

[02:57:45] I know you say that a governor cannot defund the police and that you do not want to quote

[02:57:51] govern by slogan. I just want to be clear, does this mean that you no longer believe in the goal

[02:57:57] of defunding and ultimately abolishing the police that you posted about five years ago?

[02:58:05] I believe that safety is a human right, that I'm going to be a governor that is more serious

[02:58:10] about public safety than any other governor and I'm willing to work with community organizers,

[02:58:16] faith leaders, local governments where public, many of our public safety systems are funded. And if

[02:58:22] anyone believes in defunding the police, it's been Robin. Why is it not working? The state

[02:58:27] legislature who have ruled the legislature for over 16 years and have no problems around defunding

[02:58:33] our local governments. These are folks who provide some of the most essential services in

[02:58:39] preventing violence and making sure that we're getting guns off of our street. And so to be

[02:58:45] Serious. Oh, hey, what's going on guys? Hi. I am live right now. So just so you guys know,

[02:58:54] and I can mute myself if you're, can you hear me? Oh, wait, what the hell?

[02:59:00] Hey, one second. I think he's muted. Yeah. Because he, I can hear it. It doesn't say that.

[02:59:09] No, it's dumb. No, I think his audio is going to the stream instead of the zoo.

[02:59:15] Yeah, no, I oh shit, yes, doubling up or tripling up. Hold on. Hello, can you hear me? Yeah, yeah.

[02:59:27] Okay, I don't know what's going on. I hope my audio is fine enough for you guys. I had the

[02:59:31] there's like a issue with allowing access to my microphone for some strange reason.

[02:59:38] I think we're good now. Okay. Yeah. All right. Hopefully.

[02:59:41] I'm live right now so just so you guys know for sure and and we also have to do a quick exit afterwards to go canvas so

[02:59:52] if you guys want or you if you're still going through the process right now I'll

[02:59:57] you know I'll meet you guys and then come back in when you want me to you know fire up the troops.

[03:00:05] Yeah, thank you so much for being here and thank you for having us. This is so exciting. I've been watching you since like 2021. So this is like, I'm so excited to be here. Thank you so much.

[03:00:16] Hell yeah. Well, thank you for all the work you guys are putting in all the good work you're doing.

[03:00:21] Yeah, thank you.

[03:00:23] Um, I think we're, I think we're good to go. Um, I think all we have left is to run through the training so we definitely can do that with chat. Um, and everyone that's going to phone bank.

[03:00:35] Okay, perfect. And how many people have joined so far on the phone bank?

[03:00:39] Um, on our side, we have about like 10.

[03:00:43] 11.

[03:00:44] Okay, we got to get those numbers up. That's crazy. That's unacceptable chat. What are you doing?

[03:00:49] get off your ass and smile and dial right now I know your asses are not in

[03:00:53] Wisconsin currently okay if you're not up and down the state you got to get in

[03:00:59] this phone bank right now and start making some phone calls Francesca the

[03:01:03] entire establishment is consolidating support behind every single opponent they

[03:01:10] possibly can over and over and over again a lot of y'all are lazy it seems

[03:01:16] where link I mean we put the link up haven't we what's the what's my is do I

[03:01:21] have a personal link or something that I can not zoom link yeah there's a there's

[03:01:27] the mobilized dot US one right yeah that should be it okay bro why are you

[03:01:34] lecturing man you think this is just entertainment I'm lecturing you because

[03:01:38] this is your opportunity to make some fucking impact all right that's why I'm

[03:01:42] I'm lecturing you.

[03:01:44] It's time to elect the very first socialist governor

[03:01:48] in United States history.

[03:01:49] And the only way we can do that is by talking to voters.

[03:01:52] The other thing that's really exciting about this race

[03:01:55] is that since the election is coming up so close

[03:01:58] and since a lot of the other candidates

[03:02:00] like aren't really doing as much of a ground game as we are,

[03:02:03] is like these might be the only conversations

[03:02:05] that voters have.

[03:02:06] And definitely the last conversations

[03:02:08] these voters will have before going to the ballot box

[03:02:11] making their decision. And there's so many people that are undecided. So these conversations

[03:02:17] are so so important. Yeah, absolutely. You're unmuted. Yeah, I am unmuted. I know they

[03:02:25] hear me on the on the zoom call as well. What are we is that 1819? That's not enough. Get

[03:02:33] those numbers up chat get in there. Once again, I want people I want people to realize that

[03:02:38] like look poles are at the end of the day utterly irrelevant okay we don't know

[03:02:46] we don't know how things are gonna that's right we don't know how things are

[03:02:49] gonna look like a lot of people are like confused because they they have this

[03:02:55] attitude that Fran has us in the bag that's not the case that's never the

[03:02:59] case we have to walk in we have to walk in yeah and plus it in the back well

[03:03:07] Sorry. Now the other thing I was gonna say is that like these phone conversations you're gonna have in the primaries are going to also be

[03:03:13] unbelievably impact on the general as well because someone who you can convert

[03:03:19] Into a voter in the primary will then be a doorknocker in the general, right?

[03:03:24] Someone who will mobilize

[03:03:26] on Francesca's behalf in the general. So this is

[03:03:31] Incredibly important. It's incredibly important to do this

[03:03:33] Non-Wisconsin people can phone bank too, right? Yes. And don't worry, once again, good questions,

[03:03:42] Sir Hype. Yes, there will be talking points that will be given to you guys and they're going to

[03:03:50] walk you through exactly how to conduct this phone bank. Okay, it's super easy and if you have any

[03:03:57] sort of anxiety. You should fear not that the gamification component of these sorts of operations

[03:04:07] makes it far easier to overcome any sort of anxiety. It's actually very helpful.

[03:04:12] And it's the same with canvassing too. I love watching number go up. That's always my big

[03:04:19] like motivation is like, how many darts can I knock today? I think, well, first of all,

[03:04:23] I should introduce myself. My name is Phoenix. I'm the region organizer for Up North. So I

[03:04:30] have the region that a lot of people forget about. It's like Stevens Point, Green Bay,

[03:04:36] Wausau, Eau Claire, Superior, Hudson. So again, like a lot of people don't think to have conversations

[03:04:44] of people up here. And so the conversations that we do have are so, so important. And that's the

[03:04:50] same on the phones. Like, the great thing about a phone bank is we can reach people from all over

[03:04:54] the state from, you know, so a lot of you guys in Chatter, not even in Wisconsin. And we can talk

[03:05:00] to these voters no matter where they live and tell them, remind them how important this election is

[03:05:06] and talk to them about making Wisconsin affordable and a better place to be.

[03:05:15] Yeah. And if you're confused about policies again, they're gonna, they're gonna give you guys

[03:05:18] talking points. So remember it's a super simple, super easy and very fun process. But yeah,

[03:05:26] you guys can take it from here. Awesome. Well, thank you so much. I've been admitting people

[03:05:32] this entire time. So thank you so much. I have one document that I'm just going to send over

[03:05:37] to Keanu real quick so we can show off some of these policy points that you've been talking about.

[03:05:42] So I'm just grabbing that really quick.

[03:05:45] In the meantime, how many of you here, like, raise your hand in the Zoom?

[03:05:51] How many of you here have used Scale to Wind before?

[03:05:59] Damn. Hella hands.

[03:06:01] That's good. That's good. Scale to Wind makes it really easy.

[03:06:05] I'm back to the Zoom. Sorry.

[03:06:07] Scale to Wind makes it really... Oh, there's so many more people to admit in the two minutes I was gone.

[03:06:11] I was gone. This is really cool. Scaled1 makes it really easy because you don't have to wait around

[03:06:17] for anyone to answer the phone. It literally calls as many people as are calling on the program.

[03:06:26] So there's 60 people in here right now. The program itself is going to call 60 people all at once.

[03:06:35] And so you'll be waiting no time at all and it'll show you like phone puns, which is great.

[03:06:41] And then it will actually just like you'll use this computer like the system that you're using now to be in this zoom call

[03:06:48] you're going to use the same thing to make the calls and it'll show you a script.

[03:06:53] Kiana, if you don't mind sharing your screen and showing the scale to win and we'll go through the script real quick.

[03:07:02] So, it will literally give you the questions that you're supposed to ask.

[03:07:08] It will give you the person's information on the right-hand side, and it will literally

[03:07:14] tell you exactly what to say, and it will have options to click that are exactly the

[03:07:19] answers that you'll get.

[03:07:20] So it's really, really easy to use, and we're going to go through, once we get it working,

[03:07:25] and we're going to go through a practice run with the correct...

[03:07:31] correct. Fail to win and we'll go through the script real quick. So I'm getting an

[03:07:38] echo back somewhere. The questions that you're supposed to ask would give you

[03:07:42] the person's information on the right-hand side.

[03:07:46] I don't know how to do it.

[03:07:50] There at the end though, the person who's like on the phone.

[03:07:52] All right.

[03:07:56] Yeah.

[03:08:01] Perfect. Okay. So this is what I was talking about.

[03:08:03] It's going to give you the name of the information of the person on the right.

[03:08:06] And then that white box right there is exactly what you say on the phone.

[03:08:10] So hi, is this this person? Hi, my name is X with the Fran Hong for governor campaign.

[03:08:14] today. And then we're just going to let them know that Fran Hong is an option in this race.

[03:08:19] We're going to talk them through the talking points if they've never heard. So I usually

[03:08:23] start with like, have you heard of her before? And then we know where to start. But the biggest

[03:08:29] talking points that we have are, and I know, Hassan, you've been covering this a lot. So I know

[03:08:34] that a lot of you guys have probably heard all of this before, but we're going to review it anyway.

[03:08:38] The biggest things is that she wants to cut property taxes by 44% while still fully funding public education.

[03:08:48] And she's going to do that by taxing the rich and ending or at least working towards ending the voucher system.

[03:08:54] Not only that, but she is the only one that has not taken AI data center money.

[03:08:59] She's the only one sticking up against AI data centers.

[03:09:02] So those two points right there just show that she is for the working class more than any other candidate.

[03:09:09] So if someone has never heard of her, we can use those two things.

[03:09:14] The other thing is once they're like, once we know that they are pro-fran, we're going to talk about, okay, well, do you have a plan to vote?

[03:09:23] Are you going to, there's three ways you can vote in Wisconsin.

[03:09:26] You can early vote in person. You can vote by absentee ballot, which you'll probably already have mail to if you're going to do that or you can vote on election day.

[03:09:35] If you're going to absentee vote in person, anyone can do that. Like, even if you're, you know, you're going to be in town on election day, you can go usually to your local city hall.

[03:09:45] And that's going to be this upcoming Monday through Friday to go vote to skip the lines. It's honestly amazing. It's the best.

[03:09:53] Um, so we're going to ask people, what are your plans to vote?

[03:09:56] If they have their mail in ballot, we're going to tell them, like, you need to get

[03:10:00] that back in the mail ASAP.

[03:10:02] Wisconsin doesn't really care about postmark dates.

[03:10:06] So we just need to get those ballots back to the Wisconsin election committee, like

[03:10:11] as soon as possible, so they can get counted.

[03:10:14] Um, so we're going to encourage people also to vote this upcoming week, Monday through

[03:10:19] Friday, we're going to remind people that they probably cannot early vote the day before

[03:10:23] election day, which is the following Monday, August 10th, because those early vote locations

[03:10:28] close to get ready for election day.

[03:10:30] But the other thing is they can obviously go vote on election day at the regular polling

[03:10:33] place, which will be listed right there on that right side where their information is.

[03:10:39] That is not the early vote location.

[03:10:41] That is just election day location.

[03:10:43] The early vote location is usually just whatever closest city hall they have.

[03:10:47] Is there any questions?

[03:10:48] Did I skip anything? Was that too fast?

[03:10:54] I'm doing it.

[03:10:59] Check chat.

[03:11:03] Okay, cool.

[03:11:04] Keanu, do you mind clicking through

[03:11:05] a little bit more of this script?

[03:11:07] So like, hi, is this this person?

[03:11:09] Then we would click talking to correct person

[03:11:11] if we do in fact have the correct person.

[03:11:13] And then we ask like, have you chosen

[03:11:15] who you're gonna pick for your candidate

[03:11:18] on this August 11th.

[03:11:20] And again, if they say,

[03:11:21] oh, I'm gonna vote Francesca Hong,

[03:11:23] then we can go right into that.

[03:11:24] Well, what's your plan for when you're going to vote,

[03:11:27] how you're going to vote?

[03:11:28] But then, yeah, so then we have the different options.

[03:11:32] If you go back, I assume the links will be posted

[03:11:35] when the time comes.

[03:11:36] Yes, we will post the scale to win.

[03:11:38] I'm just going through a little bit of training first.

[03:11:40] Can we get the PDF of talking points

[03:11:41] with Francesca Hong in case people do it?

[03:11:43] Yes, let me get you that.

[03:11:47] Yes. So this is like, oh, go ahead.

[03:11:49] Oh, another thing is if you go to, yes, hold on.

[03:11:57] Francesca. No, no, no, no, no.

[03:11:58] Song.com.

[03:12:00] Everyone I've talked to has said that these are the nicest

[03:12:03] people that they've ever spoken to ever.

[03:12:05] There was like, there was some survey

[03:12:08] that was done recently nationally

[03:12:11] about like what states are the best at everything.

[03:12:13] And the only thing Wisconsin won

[03:12:16] was that they are the nicest couple.

[03:12:19] Like, I was doing this phone bank before

[03:12:21] and someone was like mad that I was calling them,

[03:12:25] but they still were like,

[03:12:26] thank you so much, have a great day.

[03:12:28] And like,

[03:12:30] are we leaving?

[03:12:31] You will not believe how nice these voters are

[03:12:33] because people that we're going to be talking to today.

[03:12:35] And we drink a lot of beer, that is also correct.

[03:12:37] Yeah.

[03:12:38] Okay, so I put it inside chat.

[03:12:40] This is a condensed version of Francesco Hong's

[03:12:46] on the policy page, which is the most in-depth policy platform that I've personally ever seen.

[03:12:54] She has a lot of stuff. If you can't, if you don't have something here, I highly recommend checking this out,

[03:13:04] seeing if you can actually find the information. You don't need to, like, be perfect or know everything.

[03:13:14] You just need to know where to find things and people are more than happy to wait a couple seconds so that you can find the information for them

[03:13:23] Yeah, so you don't need to know every single policy point

[03:13:26] We're also not here to debate bro anyone. You're also welcome to tell people that they are also welcome to check out the website themselves

[03:13:33] What do you do people have a terrible phone connection? This was common issue when I did calls for New York candidates

[03:13:40] You're best

[03:13:44] Okay, it's decided I'm no longer allowed to paste a link.

[03:13:54] That's okay.

[03:13:55] Someone else has pasted it in chat.

[03:13:56] I think we're good.

[03:13:57] Bless you.

[03:13:59] And then we also have this document that was written up.

[03:14:06] Some people are...

[03:14:07] We're going to also put this on the link there.

[03:14:08] Oh, wait.

[03:14:09] When the time comes.

[03:14:10] Oh, the mic is gone.

[03:14:11] Oh, the mic is gone. I can't even speak anymore in that in there in their chat

[03:14:19] Yeah, so like a lot of exciting policies again, she wants to increase the minimum wage

[03:14:25] Fully fund public education universal paid leave universal childcare

[03:14:30] By the way, some people are having sorry to cut you guys off

[03:14:33] I have to leave soon and also some people are having issues joining the call apparently

[03:14:37] Oh, four people entered the waiting room. That's my bad.

[03:14:41] Okay, no, it's all good. And yeah, I have like maybe eight more minutes until I have to go to a Canvas launch.

[03:14:50] Cool. Well, Hasan, thank you again so, so much. I hope to meet you tonight.

[03:15:00] really, really appreciate your help and how much you've been covering this race. It's been really,

[03:15:05] really exciting and cool to see. Oh, yeah, of course. And this has been very helpful for me as

[03:15:12] well. You know, this is great to refresh the talking points as we go out in a second. Yeah,

[03:15:22] the property taxes, the lowering property taxes goes hard on the doors. Like if someone is a

[03:15:26] a homeowner, they love to hear their property taxes go down. And then sometimes they're

[03:15:29] like, what I'm worried about, like how they're going to fund all that then. And then you

[03:15:33] can just say, well, she's going to tax the rich. Um, yeah. Okay. So I think everyone

[03:15:44] is in now. Um, so talking to a correct person, kind of go ahead and click that again. Yes.

[03:15:52] And then if we go to undecided, if someone's like, well, I've heard of all these candidates.

[03:15:56] I don't know who I'm going to go go into vote for yet.

[03:15:59] That's when we go through the spiel and talk about her wonderful policy points.

[03:16:07] It's important to know the only people who are currently in the race are Crowley, Brennan

[03:16:14] and Royce.

[03:16:16] That's true.

[03:16:17] If they say Barnes Rodriguez or who else huge I think they they're not in the race

[03:16:29] Know that

[03:16:31] For the most I don't

[03:16:33] How do we define rich? That's a great question. That's something that we can look at on her website

[03:16:39] She did just come out with her tax the rich like full policy

[03:16:43] So it might be under, if you like, do the policy drop-down, there's an exact plan.

[03:16:47] I'm trying to support for Paul and for Governor in the August 11th primary.

[03:16:55] Sorry.

[03:16:58] I think somebody started a call.

[03:17:00] I want to mute.

[03:17:02] Yeah, okay, so if you do want to start making calls, we can drop that scale to win in the chat.

[03:17:06] And then you're also welcome to deaf in this call.

[03:17:09] So there's a little error right next to the microphone.

[03:17:12] can click here I'm not gonna end the stream but I'm gonna if we're talking

[03:17:17] it's not gonna leave the call now chat but you guys oops come on I'm gonna end

[03:17:28] the call here but the call is still going on if you're following along the

[03:17:34] stream on the one monitor you can make those calls easily on the other monitor

[03:17:37] keep phone banking and we're going to go out and do some canvas work now okay so

[03:17:45] I'll play off this Francesca Hong video for y'all and yeah I'll see you on the

[03:17:55] other side in like a sec sure that we are being tough on the causes if we're

[03:18:00] gonna be tough on crime and make sure that we build community safety all

[03:18:03] all across the state.

[03:18:05] Did your opinion change then on defunding the police?

[03:18:10] That I think that people can evolve,

[03:18:12] that I am going to be a sensible

[03:18:14] and practical government and governor

[03:18:17] that is going to make sure that public safety is a priority

[03:18:20] and actually get serious.

[03:18:22] Thank you.

[03:18:24] I think that what my values are,

[03:18:27] are where some of my beliefs are as well,

[03:18:29] but where my values are is in making sure

[03:18:33] that public safety is for everyone,

[03:18:35] that everyone has access to it.

[03:18:37] And I think that what I believed in the past,

[03:18:41] like that can evolve,

[03:18:42] but I still know that I cannot defend police as governor.

[03:18:48] And what I want to do is making sure

[03:18:50] that we're fully funding investing

[03:18:52] in the community programs that we know actually work,

[03:18:55] that data shows builds community safety.

[03:18:58] And again, the belief that I have,

[03:19:00] the values that I hold,

[03:19:02] is that everyone has a right to feel safe and be safe.

[03:19:06] I just want to just sort of put a fine point on it.

[03:19:08] You said your views can evolve.

[03:19:11] Have your views actually evolved on defending the police?

[03:19:16] We had a police shooting in my hometown

[03:19:19] of Madison, Wisconsin.

[03:19:21] And it's actually the third one to happen on Willy Street,

[03:19:25] which is in my district.

[03:19:26] And it's difficult for me to think about what I would say

[03:19:30] to a mother who has lost their children to police violence.

[03:19:34] But I know that we can change these systems

[03:19:36] that must be changed.

[03:19:38] There are folks who work in prisons.

[03:19:40] They have some of the highest suicide rates

[03:19:43] for any employment that we need to make sure

[03:19:45] that every incarcerated person can live a life of dignity

[03:19:49] that 99% of incarcerated folks in our state

[03:19:52] will be going into community.

[03:19:53] And we have to lower those recidivism rates,

[03:19:57] make sure invest in mental health resources

[03:20:00] in tackling the opioid epidemic.

[03:20:04] And I think that when we have a governor

[03:20:07] that believes in those things,

[03:20:09] we can achieve public safety.

[03:20:11] Okay.

[03:20:12] I didn't hear a yes or a no there, but let's move on.

[03:20:13] A reporter asked your likely Republican opponent,

[03:20:17] Tom Tiffany, yesterday about what he would say

[03:20:20] to a voter undecided between you and him.

[03:20:23] Listen to what he said.

[03:20:24] Tom Chithony, he is one of us. I grew up in this state. I raised my family in this state.

[03:20:30] Me and my wife had a small business in this state. I love this state.

[03:20:35] As you mentioned in this interview, you were born and raised in Madison, Wisconsin. You're

[03:20:40] raising your son there. You started a business there. What do you think he meant?

[03:20:47] I hope this is a voter that I can meet, that they understand that not only am I somebody

[03:20:54] who's relatable and has a lived experience to fight for making sure that all of these

[03:20:58] things are available to everyone across the state.

[03:21:01] But I believe that, you know, the support from Republicans, independents, folks who

[03:21:07] want to challenge the status quo and know that this economy is rigged against working-class

[03:21:12] people.

[03:21:13] I'm not sure why he may have said that, but I certainly want to meet him and make sure

[03:21:17] that we have a conversation and that he knows who Tom Tiffany is.

[03:21:21] Tom Tiffany is a pet-ified protector.

[03:21:23] He wants to rip food away from our children, and he will be a puppet for the Trump regime,

[03:21:28] and he won't put Wisconsinites first.

[03:21:30] He'll put that interest of special interest corporation, and they call him Mr. Mining,

[03:21:35] because he has no concern around the environmental impact of mining or in making sure that we're

[03:21:41] not selling out our natural resources to billionaires and tech corporations, and I will say too

[03:21:47] that he does not support a moratorium on construction of AI data centers.

[03:21:52] And that is not only legislation that I've introduced, but it is a deeply bipartisan

[03:21:57] issue where folks know that they don't want these in their communities.

[03:22:00] And I don't think that Tom Tiffany would be a candidate who cares about that at all.

[03:22:06] Assuming that you do, in fact, win your primary on August 11th, this is going to be a very

[03:22:12] interesting race.

[03:22:13] Thank you for being on.

[03:22:14] I appreciate it.

[03:22:15] I'm glad it all worked out today, and I hope you come back.

[03:22:18] Dana, I will absolutely be back.

[03:22:21] Thank you so much for having me.

[03:22:22] And joining us now is Abdullah El Sayed, Democratic candidate for the U.S. Senate in Michigan in his

[03:22:28] only TV hit today. Abdul, thank you for coming to the weekend. I want to put up an Emerson

[03:22:36] poll, the latest Emerson poll, which I'm sure you are very familiar with and very happy about.

[03:22:41] You are leading Hailey Stevens 54 to 39, 6% undecided. The margin of error, however, is 5.2%,

[03:22:50] So we should keep that in mind.

[03:22:52] I bring that up because the last Senate race in Michigan was in 2024, when now Senator

[03:22:58] Lyssa Slotkin, the Democratic Senator from Michigan, beat Mike Rogers, the President

[03:23:03] of Republican nominee, who you might have to face.

[03:23:05] She only beat him by 21,775 votes.

[03:23:09] And she is a hard square, moderate Democrat.

[03:23:15] Why do you think you will also succeed in beating Mike Rogers, who is, you know, even

[03:23:24] though he lost to Alyssa Slotkin, he's not unknown and he's not, quote unquote, unpopular.

[03:23:30] First, thank you all for having me and squeezing me in here before I go to church this morning.

[03:23:36] Really, really grateful to be with you and look, polls don't vote, people do.

[03:23:39] And we're building a grassroots movement of people believing that we can get money out

[03:23:44] of politics, put money in your pocket, pass Medicare for all. Think about the

[03:23:48] matchup with Mike Rogers here. This is a guy who spent his 15 years, 14 years in

[03:23:53] Congress doing every single errand that the pharmaceutical industry and big

[03:23:58] tech industry could ask him of. So much so that he helped to architect, literally

[03:24:02] sponsored and introduced the legislation that kicked off the opioid

[03:24:05] epidemic that killed 600,000 Americans. Chances are people watching probably

[03:24:10] know somebody. I know I do. But this is because he has never seen a corporate

[03:24:13] pack check he doesn't want and the reality of it is I'm the only candidate

[03:24:16] who's never taken a dime from a corporation only candidate who stood up

[03:24:19] and said that we need to take these folks on and because I'm not bought by them

[03:24:23] I actually have the opportunity to stand up and regulate them.

[03:24:25] I think Michiganders want somebody who's going to stand up and fight for them

[03:24:28] against the corporations who've nickeled and dined us, kicked off terrible epidemics

[03:24:32] that killed our kids, it killed our parents, killed our neighbors and is

[03:24:37] willing to say what we really can't have. We can have a movement where we finally

[03:24:41] guarantee every single person health care, stop sending our money to drop bombs somewhere

[03:24:45] else, start building our schools and our roads, and investing in one another.

[03:24:50] Abdul, thank you so much for coming on this morning.

[03:24:53] Your race obviously has exposed more so than any other race in the country right now, a

[03:24:58] major intraparty debate in the Democratic Party over the issue of Israel.

[03:25:03] Your campaign has been largely and loudly populist, but also anti-Zionist.

[03:25:10] And you've sort of married those two things, equating funding for Israel with underfunding

[03:25:16] healthcare for example.

[03:25:19] Are you worried that that framing, juxtaposing the Jewish funding for the Jewish state against

[03:25:24] the needs of, in your own words, our own people, echoes an old anti-Semitic trope?

[03:25:30] It could just be very, very clear.

[03:25:33] You know who benefits from guaranteed healthcare in this country, Jewish Americans?

[03:25:37] The idea that somehow we are going to use the specter of anti-Semitism to defend what

[03:25:42] a foreign government is doing actually has, does a deep disservice to the well-being of

[03:25:47] Jewish Americans in this country.

[03:25:49] Judaism and the Jewish people are a light unto the world, beautiful faith, beautiful

[03:25:53] people, contributions that they've made to this country alone are staggering.

[03:25:57] And I'm looking forward to standing with the Jewish community against anti-Semitism.

[03:26:01] After all, anti-Semitism and Islamophobia are one in the same and we need to take them

[03:26:05] on.

[03:26:07] I

[03:26:19] Okay, we're back. We're back. We're back

[03:26:22] Mike was gracious enough to drive us around in his sweet ass fucking whip dude. It is oh, okay

[03:26:28] It's not out of focus nevermind

[03:26:31] Yeah, Mike was gracious enough to drive us around in his sweet ass whip

[03:26:34] He's really, he's really hosting us, you really are.

[03:26:39] Yeah, respect, so we're on our way, we're heading to the,

[03:26:44] we're heading to the canvas location right now,

[03:26:48] we're going to the home of one of these organizers,

[03:26:51] so hopefully we won't show the location when we actually get there,

[03:26:56] but basically we're going to rally the troops to a canvas launch,

[03:27:03] And then afterwards afterwards there's another event that I have to be at that. I said I would go to apparently I

[03:27:11] am

[03:27:13] Like on camera off camera non-stop chat. It has been fucking nuts

[03:27:18] Like we go all night

[03:27:21] Later than I usually of course later in the day as you guys are aware

[03:27:27] We are gonna be watching the CNN

[03:27:29] And now we're gonna be watching CNN live.

[03:27:33] I guess that's, actually I don't know.

[03:27:37] That might be at five, right?

[03:27:38] Is it at six p.m. Eastern?

[03:27:40] Chat, you would know.

[03:27:45] Oh, right.

[03:27:46] So I guess maybe after the Canvas launch,

[03:27:48] we'll go back before the other event in between.

[03:27:53] Like we'll do the Canvas launch.

[03:27:55] We'll go to a couple, we'll walk around.

[03:27:58] If we can get something, we'll try to do that.

[03:28:02] Oh, it's 8 p.m.

[03:28:03] Oh, shit, okay, never mind.

[03:28:05] 8 p.m. Eastern, so that's gonna be seven.

[03:28:07] Yeah, it's gonna be 7 p.m. tonight.

[03:28:09] Okay, yeah, we can do that after, never mind.

[03:28:11] Okay.

[03:28:12] So we'll be back home for that one, for the desktop.

[03:28:15] We'll be after a coalition event with the DSA Coalition.

[03:28:21] With the DSA Coalition Block, Voces de la Frontera,

[03:28:25] revolution is citizen action which is gonna be a 6 p.m. our time after that

[03:28:33] event I will go back and and watch the the CNN dock live will be seated live

[03:28:43] reacting to all of the third-way people molding James Carvel molding which I

[03:28:52] I didn't even get to on stream, but he said he's gonna quit the party.

[03:29:00] The car Mike has looks real nice, bro.

[03:29:02] They're pocket watching the shit out of you right now.

[03:29:05] Oh, it's an M.

[03:29:07] Yes, an M material.

[03:29:09] Yeah.

[03:29:11] It's a beamer, bro. It's a beamer.

[03:29:14] Oh, it's right here.

[03:29:15] Yeah, okay.

[03:29:16] Oh, back behind the alley.

[03:29:19] Where's the alley?

[03:29:20] How do we get, can we come in through here or just go in the back?

[03:29:26] Just second chat.

[03:29:27] Okay, alright.

[03:29:28] Alright.

[03:29:29] Most sounds good.

[03:29:30] This is pretty nice.

[03:29:31] This is a very pleasant neighbor.

[03:29:32] Yeah.

[03:29:33] Very walkable.

[03:29:34] Yeah, it's a walk.

[03:29:35] It's a walk.

[03:29:36] Okay.

[03:29:37] This is a very pleasant name up there.

[03:29:42] Yeah.

[03:29:43] Very walkable.

[03:29:44] Yes.

[03:29:45] The walkie?

[03:29:46] Yeah.

[03:29:47] A little more.

[03:29:48] That's it.

[03:29:49] There was the camera.

[03:29:50] What does it mean by that?

[03:29:51] I don't know.

[03:29:52] It's beautiful.

[03:29:53] I honestly do.

[03:29:54] It's perfect.

[03:29:55] Very nice.

[03:29:56] Nice.

[03:29:57] I don't know if you know, but I honestly do.

[03:29:59] It's perfect.

[03:30:09] Dude, I fucking love the Midwest.

[03:30:11] Every time I come out, every time I come out, I'm like,

[03:30:13] so much nicer than the Los Angeles.

[03:30:15] Do you guys fit right here?

[03:30:17] It's tight.

[03:30:19] I don't know your cast types to think about.

[03:30:23] I can do it.

[03:30:24] This is my biggest flips.

[03:30:27] No, shot.

[03:30:28] Oh no, somebody's, they've given you driving pass.

[03:30:31] Oh, it's the auto?

[03:30:33] Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

[03:30:34] To make it the, to give you a gando.

[03:30:37] It has to really detect it.

[03:30:40] All these cars are counter-tweaking.

[03:30:47] Come on.

[03:30:48] They only do it if it's big enough

[03:30:49] and it thinks it's fit though.

[03:30:52] Could it work?

[03:30:54] No.

[03:30:55] Let me see, please, come on.

[03:31:00] Well, I'm going to try it myself.

[03:31:06] If anything, just go in, I'll find parking.

[03:31:09] I will just go in.

[03:31:11] Okay, all right.

[03:31:13] I don't want to hold you up.

[03:31:15] Okay, yeah.

[03:31:16] It's a good thing you're coming back inside.

[03:31:18] That sounds good.

[03:31:19] Thank you, Gendry.

[03:31:21] I'm looking at the car right now.

[03:31:23] I'm sorry now, don't get it.

[03:31:25] Oh, no.

[03:31:27] Just a second, Jack.

[03:31:53] Thanks again.

[03:31:55] Thanks.

[03:31:57] Quick picture?

[03:31:59] Sure.

[03:32:01] Awesome. Hey, nice job.

[03:32:03] Thanks for coming off this guy.

[03:32:05] Appreciate it.

[03:32:07] Yeah.

[03:32:09] Yeah.

[03:32:11] We might go.

[03:32:13] We'll get it.

[03:32:15] We'll get it.

[03:32:17] Yeah.

[03:32:19] There's a lot of people back.

[03:32:21] What's going on, everybody?

[03:32:26] Oh, whoa!

[03:32:28] What a team.

[03:32:30] What a neighborhood.

[03:32:32] Let me tell you something, okay?

[03:32:34] I've been doing this all around the country.

[03:32:36] This is a beautiful neighborhood of me door knocking in.

[03:32:38] God damn.

[03:32:39] This is out of control.

[03:32:41] Holy shit.

[03:32:43] You guys had all this out here?

[03:32:45] Yeah.

[03:32:46] It was hidden.

[03:32:47] Yeah.

[03:32:48] Okay.

[03:32:49] Yeah.

[03:32:50] Yeah, even with some of the string of Republican politicians that have dominated the politics

[03:32:57] of this state.

[03:32:59] It's very beautiful.

[03:33:01] I'm very excited.

[03:33:02] I'm honored to be here with you guys today.

[03:33:05] We got one mission.

[03:33:07] We got to lock in, knock on as many doors as possible, and spread the good word of Francesca

[03:33:13] Han.

[03:33:14] You guys have all figured it out from the start.

[03:33:26] You knew that you had something special, and you really do, I mean it has been incredibly

[03:33:33] frustrating to watch the news coverage from New York, from DC, all these consultants talking

[03:33:42] about all this, there's a franchise that's not electable.

[03:33:46] And I think you guys already know that that's bullshit, right?

[03:33:49] Because if the opposition was electable,

[03:33:52] if these other establishment Democrats were electable,

[03:33:55] then they wouldn't be having a tough time, exactly.

[03:33:57] They'd be winning right now, right?

[03:33:59] Yeah.

[03:34:00] And they're not.

[03:34:01] And that's in large part to do with Francesca's charisma,

[03:34:05] the policies, but it has a lot to do with what you guys

[03:34:08] are doing as well.

[03:34:10] And I know many of you have probably done something similar.

[03:34:14] I don't know how many of you have,

[03:34:16] how many of you have came to see me for the first time

[03:34:17] this campaign.

[03:34:19] Okay.

[03:34:20] Well.

[03:34:21] That's interesting.

[03:34:26] So you, let me tell you something, okay?

[03:34:28] This is not how it goes normally for the first time.

[03:34:31] Okay.

[03:34:32] This is normally you plug your nose and you're like,

[03:34:34] oh I just, we can't let a Republican win.

[03:34:36] And you're just, you gotta, you gotta do a lot.

[03:34:40] to first get yourself motivated,

[03:34:42] and you gotta do a lot to sometimes even try

[03:34:45] to outflank the campaigns, that, you know,

[03:34:48] if you're going out and door knocking for Kamala Harris,

[03:34:52] it's not as exciting as what I'm saying.

[03:34:56] But that same enthusiasm that you guys have for Francesca,

[03:35:00] the moment that you deliver these policies on these doors,

[03:35:04] they're gonna feel that same exact enthusiasm

[03:35:06] and excitement too.

[03:35:07] There's a difference between defensive voting, which is what we are used to, cycle after cycle,

[03:35:14] as we plug our nose and vote for establishment Democrats, is very different than voting for something.

[03:35:20] And that's precisely the reason why, that's precisely the reason why Francesca's done so well

[03:35:26] in spite of all of the hurdles that the party has tried to throw in her direction.

[03:35:33] Now, of course, all of those different hurdles

[03:35:37] have turned into wonderful opportunities.

[03:35:40] They failed to consolidate support behind one campaign.

[03:35:43] And then once they did, the campaign fell apart.

[03:35:46] But I think she still would have won regardless.

[03:35:53] But we've got to run up the numbers right now

[03:35:58] to make sure that we deliver this message to the rest

[03:36:02] of the party that we are here to stay and that the voters in this district and all districts

[03:36:07] across Wisconsin are going to resoundingly deny establishment Democrat party politics

[03:36:16] and they're going to say this is our choice because what is the party if not its voters

[03:36:20] and it's very important for all of you to stay motivated and go out and draw up as many

[03:36:26] numbers as we possibly can.

[03:36:29] single conversion that you have and every single yes motor that you have at

[03:36:32] these doors is also going to probably join you when the election when the

[03:36:37] general election comes around so it's unbelievably important we got to keep up

[03:36:41] the pressure we only got a couple days remaining and yeah let's go out and knock

[03:36:45] across some doors. A very excited view of the world.

[03:36:47] You're a new canvasser. If you're a new canvasser, put your hand up. It's your first time.

[03:37:00] New canvassers, you just stay out here with me. We're going to get you trained up.

[03:37:04] And the rest of you guys, if you've experienced, we're going to get you to line up and we're going to hand out serves.

[03:37:08] Does that sound good? You guys ready to win?

[03:37:11] Let's do it. Thank you.

[03:37:14] Oh, we got food, too.

[03:37:16] Yeah.

[03:37:17] I'm sorry.

[03:37:18] You're feeling like puttin' some handshakes, right?

[03:37:19] You're just here in your way, or what do you want to do?

[03:37:21] No, no, I couldn't.

[03:37:22] I couldn't just sit around.

[03:37:23] I was gonna actually go out.

[03:37:25] So I was planning on doing.

[03:37:27] I'll go with you.

[03:37:28] I'll go with you.

[03:37:29] Okay.

[03:37:30] I was wondering.

[03:37:31] I was wondering.

[03:37:32] I was wondering what you wanted, but...

[03:37:33] I was thinking, uh...

[03:37:35] No?

[03:37:36] Okay.

[03:37:37] So I have the distinction of having none of the most cards for friends

[03:37:40] between February and April.

[03:37:42] And also, here's a cut-off of the original thing.

[03:37:46] That's true.

[03:37:48] We don't want to do anything, right?

[03:37:50] We don't want to do anything.

[03:37:52] We don't want to walk into the doors of a page.

[03:37:55] But there's anyone that if you'd be going ahead and you want to be on, like, we're here with me,

[03:38:00] would you like to also, you know, a call of campus?

[03:38:03] Yeah.

[03:38:04] We could also, like, do a game or something.

[03:38:06] This is the right neighborhood for that, too.

[03:38:08] Yeah, yeah.

[03:38:09] So I think that's something that we can do now,

[03:38:11] get a couple doors in, and if it doesn't work out, it's fine.

[03:38:15] It doesn't always work out.

[03:38:16] Sometimes when I'm done with this,

[03:38:18] when I did this in Denver,

[03:38:19] we would just literally flag cars.

[03:38:21] We would just straight up be outside,

[03:38:23] flag cars in the neighborhood,

[03:38:25] and that's how we did it.

[03:38:27] But it's not the end of the world.

[03:38:29] I just want to make that commercial support

[03:38:31] to rally the truth out of it.

[03:38:33] And also have some pizza.

[03:38:35] I brought a hundred tacos, some of my favorite tacos.

[03:38:40] Okay.

[03:38:41] You know what, I'm from LA.

[03:38:44] The more I can find out what these tacos taste like.

[03:38:48] Okay, these are the mass-produced tacos.

[03:38:50] They're still really good.

[03:38:51] Some time later, we can do an after-party.

[03:38:53] You know what?

[03:38:54] The chocolate chocolate.

[03:38:55] She's gay.

[03:38:56] Yeah.

[03:38:57] Is that classic slice?

[03:38:59] I don't know where the sauce is from.

[03:39:00] I don't know where that is.

[03:39:01] I think Andy will like it.

[03:39:02] It tastes like it.

[03:39:03] So do you want to do the next thing right now?

[03:39:06] Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[03:39:07] Okay, cool.

[03:39:08] Sure.

[03:39:09] Anybody that wants to, hey, listen, you guys are all out here, you're super soldiers for

[03:39:15] the Hong Dynasty.

[03:39:16] You're super soldiers for the Hong Dynasty is the People's Republic of Wisconsin.

[03:39:23] So listen, if you want to take photos, I'm going to do that as well before we go out and

[03:39:32] I'm going to sign something on my computer.

[03:39:34] Please sign it.

[03:39:35] Okay.

[03:39:36] Thank you.

[03:39:37] Thank you.

[03:39:38] How's it going?

[03:39:39] How's it going?

[03:39:40] How's it going?

[03:39:41] I was going to get a picture.

[03:39:42] Sure.

[03:39:43] I'll just need over here so I can get a picture.

[03:39:44] This is Barzine.

[03:39:45] She's a DSA member.

[03:39:46] I know.

[03:39:47] I know.

[03:39:48] I know.

[03:39:49] I know.

[03:39:50] I know.

[03:39:51] I know.

[03:39:52] I know.

[03:39:53] I know.

[03:39:54] I know.

[03:39:55] I know.

[03:39:56] I know.

[03:39:57] I know.

[03:39:58] I know.

[03:39:59] I know.

[03:40:00] I know.

[03:40:01] Wow

[03:40:18] Either keep the state, bro

[03:40:31] All right, thank you guys, all right, they got

[03:40:38] pictures too, all right, let's do this quick, yeah, everybody get your phones

[03:40:46] ready if you want to take a selfie.

[03:41:01] You want to join me?

[03:41:02] Yeah.

[03:41:03] Great.

[03:41:04] Nice to meet you.

[03:41:05] Nice to meet you as well.

[03:41:06] Is that the song?

[03:41:07] No, of course.

[03:41:08] Of course.

[03:41:09] So.

[03:41:10] Watch this.

[03:41:11] This is a great video.

[03:41:12] It's a great video.

[03:41:13] Hey, work.

[03:41:14] You're out here.

[03:41:15] You're doing something.

[03:41:16] Such a great.

[03:41:17] Wow.

[03:41:18] Listen.

[03:41:19] I love it.

[03:41:20] You can get candid like just the both of the first time ever.

[03:41:22] You know what I mean?

[03:41:23] Listen, I'm not going to get candid like just the both of us for the first time ever, you know what I mean?

[03:41:30] I'm really excited.

[03:41:48] Looks good, you guys are OG.

[03:41:50] OG.

[03:41:51] chat people didn't know how good this is

[03:41:54] like yeah we just look at the chat just

[03:41:59] Oh, the cat.

[03:42:00] Oh, the cat.

[03:42:01] Yeah.

[03:42:01] Oh, that's very cool.

[03:42:02] Thank you.

[03:42:03] Honestly, I appreciate your work.

[03:42:04] We're maybe reunite.

[03:42:05] Hi, this is your friend.

[03:42:06] Hi, this is your friend.

[03:42:07] I'm the car, I'm sure that's your dog.

[03:42:08] I work in Chicago, so I work at the factory.

[03:42:10] Oh, wow.

[03:42:11] I've never been to a race before.

[03:42:15] I love that.

[03:42:16] Oh my God.

[03:42:17] It's kind of getting me psyched.

[03:42:18] It's like, oh, I'm so excited.

[03:42:20] You guys are so excited.

[03:42:22] I'm the sign of the crane, man.

[03:42:23] Oh, you know.

[03:42:26] All right.

[03:42:27] So are you not gonna go door knock?

[03:42:28] It's definitely done

[03:42:46] I've never eaten until like late at night

[03:42:58] No, no, it's part of the appeal.

[03:43:28] This would have been a perfect opportunity for me to go tank top.

[03:43:32] That's what I really wanted.

[03:43:34] Yeah, I didn't expect it.

[03:43:36] I might have said it at the time.

[03:43:38] It's never this hot, normal, right?

[03:43:44] Yeah, it's just hot.

[03:43:52] Here, I'm now in here.

[03:43:54] Is that real?

[03:43:56] No, it's not real.

[03:43:58] It's my song, Kiss the Mark.

[03:44:02] Oh wow.

[03:44:10] Thank you.

[03:44:12] Great fun.

[03:44:14] Of course.

[03:44:16] I saw that.

[03:44:18] Oh wow.

[03:44:20] Oh wow.

[03:44:22] Happy watching.

[03:44:24] He's 2019.

[03:44:26] He's playing video games.

[03:44:28] Now he's leading the revolution.

[03:44:32] That's me.

[03:44:34] Thank you for being here.

[03:44:36] It's good. I love the ear.

[03:44:38] Thank you very much.

[03:44:40] Hell yeah.

[03:44:44] Hi Kayla.

[03:44:46] What's going on?

[03:44:48] What's going on?

[03:44:50] I appreciate you being out here.

[03:44:52] What's going on?

[03:44:54] What's going on?

[03:44:56] You're watching the racing DSA.

[03:44:58] Yes.

[03:45:00] There are so many DSA chapters in this goddamn state.

[03:45:02] Oh my god.

[03:45:04] We actually just started out here.

[03:45:06] It's all right now.

[03:45:08] There are so many DSA chapters in this goddamn state.

[03:45:11] Oh my god.

[03:45:12] We actually just started our, uh,

[03:45:13] still right now in the office of the lucky DSA,

[03:45:16] we're working on reaching out to some girls.

[03:45:17] Wow.

[03:45:18] It's crazy.

[03:45:19] You guys are gonna, this is gonna be,

[03:45:21] this is gonna outnumber the,

[03:45:23] DSA ad large numbers.

[03:45:24] Okay.

[03:45:25] Eventually.

[03:45:26] I hope so.

[03:45:27] You guys got like, what,

[03:45:28] you gotta get up to 6,000.

[03:45:30] All right.

[03:45:31] I think, if you get it,

[03:45:33] once we have a socialist government,

[03:45:35] a democratic socialist government,

[03:45:37] I mean, I can't think of a better state for it.

[03:45:39] Yeah, no, absolutely. I agree.

[03:45:41] Oh, yeah.

[03:45:43] What's going on?

[03:45:45] I'm gonna stop you.

[03:45:47] Of course, man.

[03:45:49] Thanks.

[03:45:51] You guys, I'll do it.

[03:45:53] You want it?

[03:45:55] All right, come on.

[03:45:57] Thanks for coming here.

[03:45:59] Of course.

[03:46:01] Oh, yeah.

[03:46:03] Thanks.

[03:46:05] Thanks.

[03:46:07] You're welcome.

[03:46:09] I'm writing a lot of code.

[03:46:11] Man, this is going to be a political war.

[03:46:13] What?

[03:46:15] You guys weren't out here. I'm doing the work.

[03:46:17] So thank you.

[03:46:19] Thanks a lot.

[03:46:21] All right.

[03:46:23] Nice to meet you.

[03:46:25] Nice to meet you.

[03:46:27] How are you today?

[03:46:29] Hell yeah.

[03:46:31] What's going on?

[03:46:38] Chicago DSA?

[03:46:43] Alright.

[03:46:45] It's good. Nice jersey.

[03:46:48] Alright.

[03:46:52] Appreciate it.

[03:46:54] Alright. Let's keep it going.

[03:46:57] We got doors to knock on. Hello.

[03:47:00] Oh my god the teen jogger man.

[03:47:02] No, it's like teen.

[03:47:04] Wow.

[03:47:06] We want him to sign it right here.

[03:47:08] Okay.

[03:47:10] Ha ha ha.

[03:47:12] Ha ha.

[03:47:14] That's on the front door.

[03:47:16] Yeah.

[03:47:18] Thank you.

[03:47:20] Need training?

[03:47:22] You know what I'm talking about.

[03:47:24] Thank you.

[03:47:26] Thank you.

[03:47:28] there.

[03:47:43] What's the neighborhood demographic?

[03:47:47] It's a lot of history.

[03:47:50] It's white and Hispanic.

[03:47:53] So there's Mexican-American hipster.

[03:47:56] yeah that's the that's our bread and

[03:48:00] butter that's it that's the most like

[03:48:02] how we're going in that's the that's the

[03:48:03] vanguard yep the Mexican American

[03:48:06] hipsters

[03:48:09] what's going on

[03:48:12] let's sign up and do all this stuff

[03:48:15] wow thank you

[03:48:18] thank you

[03:48:20] it's good

[03:48:23] all right what's going on

[03:48:25] I have a sick chair, not a CDSA, it's a big fan.

[03:48:28] I see you guys.

[03:48:29] I'm wrong.

[03:48:37] Of course, thank you for knocking on doors.

[03:48:39] You want to be in it?

[03:48:41] Yeah.

[03:48:42] How's it going?

[03:48:43] What's going on?

[03:48:48] How are you?

[03:48:49] Hell yeah.

[03:48:50] Thanks guys.

[03:48:52] What's going on?

[03:48:54] for coming out and I appreciate you visiting our city.

[03:48:56] Of course.

[03:48:57] I'm not going to sell paint.

[03:48:58] Of course.

[03:48:59] Thanks, man.

[03:48:59] I hope you'll be really exciting.

[03:49:00] There's your camera also.

[03:49:05] Thanks, dude.

[03:49:06] Have a good luck.

[03:49:07] All right.

[03:49:07] I think I'll be fine.

[03:49:08] I don't know.

[03:49:09] Thank you so much.

[03:49:10] All right.

[03:49:11] Mr. Grayson, are you all right in your cell?

[03:49:12] Where's your tank top?

[03:49:14] I know.

[03:49:14] It's messed up.

[03:49:15] I should have asked him the real question.

[03:49:16] Ask him the real question.

[03:49:18] He bought it on the road.

[03:49:20] That is uptown.

[03:49:22] Hi, I'm Mary, nice to meet you.

[03:49:27] I have to say real quick, hi, this is Mary, nice to meet you.

[03:49:31] She is currently watching, so as my sister, can you say hi to Nicole and Tricia?

[03:49:35] Hi, Nicole and Tricia.

[03:49:37] Thank you.

[03:49:38] Wish you were out here.

[03:49:39] I know, they're just outside of Seattle.

[03:49:41] First-time campuser, let's call.

[03:49:44] Thank you so much.

[03:49:48] I appreciate it.

[03:49:49] Take care.

[03:49:50] Alright, who do we got?

[03:49:52] Alright, we got two more people. Let's get it.

[03:49:58] Can you sign my hand?

[03:50:00] Yeah, of course.

[03:50:01] Where do you want me to sign it?

[03:50:02] Five seconds.

[03:50:05] The shoes are safe.

[03:50:08] Thank you.

[03:50:13] Alright, anybody else? We're good?

[03:50:16] Alright, we got three more people. Let's go.

[03:50:20] Let's get flaked up, let's do it.

[03:50:44] In the Fox Valley there's been some really awful storms.

[03:50:47] Some of the folks who are doing neutral aid over there were able to come over here and

[03:50:50] and receive some of the materials that we fundraise.

[03:50:53] And then so one of their gifts to you

[03:50:55] is this Choc Rock chocolate.

[03:50:58] I heard about this.

[03:50:59] Chocolate.

[03:51:00] Chocolate to your day.

[03:51:01] The melt away that pops in your mouth.

[03:51:03] OK.

[03:51:05] Choc Rock.

[03:51:07] I'm not into that.

[03:51:08] I'm eating it today, so I'm excited.

[03:51:11] Is this like a vloggy thing or?

[03:51:14] It's a Wisconsin over there by the facility.

[03:51:20] Alright, awesome view, what's up?

[03:51:22] Feel the pot?

[03:51:25] I look? Yeah.

[03:51:27] I was a little scared, I thought I was gonna look really pot.

[03:51:30] I was a little worried. It's delicious.

[03:51:33] Huh?

[03:51:35] No, I'm gonna eat it.

[03:51:37] Yeah, I'm gonna eat it.

[03:51:43] I mean, it's a little awkward if I was wearing...

[03:51:47] Yeah.

[03:51:49] Hi majority reporters hi

[03:52:04] Milwaukee DSA folks join a group hey come on up Milwaukee DSA

[03:52:10] Madison's gonna be so jealous

[03:52:12] That's crazy. You guys are just stunk not Madison right now

[03:52:19] Oh my god, we can't have people down.

[03:52:26] We're live streaming.

[03:52:29] Go to the bot for your...

[03:52:31] This is taking the picture.

[03:52:34] Hold on.

[03:52:36] Got it?

[03:52:38] One more.

[03:52:40] All right, all right.

[03:52:42] Those are the only ones.

[03:52:44] One more!

[03:52:46] All right, all right.

[03:52:48] Those are the only ones.

[03:52:50] Do you want water?

[03:52:52] Yes, yes.

[03:52:54] Have you signed one of my flyers?

[03:52:56] No.

[03:52:58] Nice. Thanks.

[03:53:00] You're gonna accidentally give this to someone.

[03:53:04] Yeah.

[03:53:06] They won't even know how special it is.

[03:53:08] Thanks a lot.

[03:53:10] Come on.

[03:53:12] Hi, I just wanted to say trans-Jewish lesbians for Palestine, Hong, and Hassan.

[03:53:37] Good to see you again, I'm good.

[03:53:42] I'm glad you're here with me.

[03:53:44] I'm glad you're here with me.

[03:53:47] Chad, unfortunately, called me this time.

[03:53:49] I took that one personally.

[03:53:51] Not because of the German.

[03:53:53] Maybe you're in another.

[03:53:55] Yeah, we've been working for you.

[03:53:57] We appreciate you being here.

[03:53:59] If you wouldn't mind, I'd like you to be here with me.

[03:54:02] Let's do it.

[03:54:04] Thanks, buddy.

[03:54:07] Appreciate you.

[03:54:08] Thank you for watching, actually, since the break-down was...

[03:54:12] Wow.

[03:54:13] Way back when...

[03:54:14] I think we'd be...

[03:54:15] I don't even know.

[03:54:16] Us, uh...

[03:54:17] Yeah.

[03:54:18] I just want to...

[03:54:19] Yeah.

[03:54:20] I'd like some of these.

[03:54:21] I'd like some of these.

[03:54:22] I'd like some of these.

[03:54:23] I'd like some of these.

[03:54:24] I'd like some of these.

[03:54:25] I'd like some of these.

[03:54:26] Wow.

[03:54:27] I could watch your podcast and I'll take a selfie.

[03:54:28] I would like to try to get a picture of you.

[03:54:30] I'd like some of these.

[03:54:31] I'd like some of these.

[03:54:32] I'm so tall.

[03:54:33] I was just going to say if you're hungry, I would like to get you to eat with our friends on this.

[03:54:46] It's like a picture of them.

[03:54:51] They don't need it, so if we donate it to the kids, it's like the third time we donate it.

[03:55:01] It's classic.

[03:55:08] It's good.

[03:55:09] I'm good. I already ate some food. I already brought you something I didn't know. I didn't

[03:55:31] I don't know how long here I'm going to do it.

[03:55:33] They're putting down the city more than you now.

[03:55:35] Pretty.

[03:55:37] That's their job.

[03:55:39] They probably were born here.

[03:55:41] This is a...

[03:55:43] We're in a very...

[03:55:45] We're in a very...

[03:55:47] Yeah, that's good.

[03:55:53] Oh man. I thought it was chilly earlier.

[03:55:55] It was.

[03:55:57] That's why I went outside and put a long sleeve on in case it gets a little chilly.

[03:55:59] chilly I know you're hot oh yeah yeah you're hot I don't want to look we'll see

[03:56:06] what that looks like no I'm not sweating yet but but

[03:56:12] I pour water in this house for you, do you remember my wearable air conditioner that I showed you earlier?

[03:56:20] That's good.

[03:56:39] Have you been on a ride at this Vegas?

[03:56:41] It is. This is our favorite. This is my favorite flavor scale.

[03:56:48] Where is it from?

[03:56:50] It's like right down the street there.

[03:56:54] They look very green cheese.

[03:56:57] Whoa!

[03:56:59] That sounds amazing to me.

[03:57:02] I don't feel like I'm going to crash out of here.

[03:57:06] I like this end out.

[03:57:09] Yeah, it's a little bit.

[03:57:14] Now we do it as a whole.

[03:57:16] What's that, topics?

[03:57:18] Yeah, dude, this is a...

[03:57:20] L.A., we don't have this at all.

[03:57:23] Like a neighborhood?

[03:57:25] A walkable neighborhood with like backyards...

[03:57:27] A driveway.

[03:57:29] Oh yeah, forgot a lot of these houses.

[03:57:32] And the attached garages.

[03:57:34] Yeah

[03:57:44] Is Wisconsin really white?

[03:57:47] Uh, yeah, I would say

[03:57:50] But like, if you go to like Milwaukee, you know, like,

[03:57:53] Milwaukee is like the very second-largest neighborhood

[03:57:56] You know, that's the one

[03:57:58] I would say the most mixed-ish part would be like the one where

[03:58:01] Yeah, I was trying to tell you, like...

[03:58:05] That...

[03:58:07] For like, more north...

[03:58:11] I think it's more north to go to...

[03:58:13] to the wider parts of the country.

[03:58:15] Oh, but like, then it's like...

[03:58:16] I would say like, a lot of big Hispanic community, like...

[03:58:19] a little more north here, but south, but in Milwaukee.

[03:58:21] This is like...

[03:58:22] This is what I'm saying, the good one.

[03:58:24] Yeah.

[03:58:25] Especially right here.

[03:58:26] Yeah.

[03:58:27] Yeah.

[03:58:28] We can walk around a little bit, it's so hot, oh my god.

[03:58:37] I have another event after this as well.

[03:58:41] Is that Mothership at 6?

[03:58:42] Yeah.

[03:58:43] Yeah, that's very, very close to here.

[03:58:45] Okay, I mean, everything's pretty close.

[03:58:49] Yeah, everything's like, no more than 12, 15 minutes out of here, if I ever try.

[03:58:55] I just want to make sure I do not want to be in jail.

[03:59:01] Yeah, you're answering all the time, man. Everything is live.

[03:59:03] Dude, you should have went with the sleeveless, slutty summer team.

[03:59:07] I know, I just... I messed up.

[03:59:08] You could have gone to Wisconsin, too, bro.

[03:59:09] I didn't... Well, when we landed, it was cold, doesn't it?

[03:59:12] Was it really?

[03:59:13] Yeah, in the morning, it was kind of groggy, and it was nice and chilly, actually.

[03:59:17] It was windy and chilly.

[03:59:18] Yeah, I would have killed you if you had spent that amount of time.

[03:59:20] It was like granted a high.

[03:59:21] Yeah.

[03:59:22] No, when we were doing the rally, it was like, even when we went in and out of the rally.

[03:59:29] I was like, yeah.

[03:59:31] Hi, Bob. Thank you for having me.

[03:59:33] Yeah.

[03:59:35] You want to show up?

[03:59:39] Here, you can put it into the stream.

[03:59:41] Thank you.

[03:59:42] I know. Can you hear me out there?

[03:59:44] Yeah, I can hear you.

[03:59:45] Show me who can hear me by reposting votefromaburrah.org.

[03:59:48] 6.5 million American adults can vote, and most of them don't know how.

[03:59:54] FPCA digital right here. Two minutes before your ID, let's go.

[03:59:59] Francesca Hahn, any down ballot election, this is how we win 6,300 students from abroad.

[04:00:07] Every year from Wisconsin. This is how we win in your municipality.

[04:00:12] Go to broad.org. Appreciate it.

[04:00:15] You're not having a lot of people say something basic.

[04:00:17] No, you're not.

[04:00:18] Like, for young people to give you something to believe in, something to want to.

[04:00:22] No, absolutely.

[04:00:24] And there's a cascading effect, because when young people are excited about a candidate, older people get excited about their candidates.

[04:00:31] Because they want to support what the young people do.

[04:00:33] Yeah, exactly.

[04:00:34] I'm just listening.

[04:00:35] How do you follow those?

[04:00:36] I'm just listening to cameras.

[04:00:37] Yeah, I'll tell you.

[04:00:39] This gentleman actually found it in the mega wide and the wide and he said oh well, let's go.

[04:00:44] I have the seat.

[04:00:46] How far is your car?

[04:00:50] I think I'm going to take the jacket off.

[04:00:52] It's too much.

[04:00:54] Take the jacket off and then...

[04:00:57] That's a pain in the neck.

[04:00:59] Now you got to roll the sleeve halfway.

[04:01:01] You want to be like me so bad?

[04:01:03] You're in a worse predicament than I am.

[04:01:05] No, this is a good load.

[04:01:07] This is so the sweat doesn't touch this.

[04:01:09] Ah, smart.

[04:01:11] I didn't even think about that.

[04:01:13] I'm raw-doggin' it, so.

[04:01:15] I feel it.

[04:01:17] I got it in a sun shirt.

[04:01:25] Is your car around here?

[04:01:27] Yeah. I can get it for you.

[04:01:29] That's fine. I'm gonna drop it off.

[04:01:31] We got a small fire to your camera.

[04:01:33] They're gonna come with us walking talk.

[04:01:35] walking talk and they're waiting on us. Oh they are? Yeah. Well that's not really

[04:01:41] when they said I don't know where she went. She'll come back and get it.

[04:01:49] All right. Yeah let's go let's go put it down. It's close right? Yeah. All right. We'll be back in a second.

[04:01:56] I'll show you, uh, we know, like, well, we wait, how's it going, Chad?

[04:02:07] The sun will be back.

[04:02:10] I'm just gonna take a breather.

[04:02:12] It's been a long day, long day.

[04:02:14] We got off a plane this morning and immediately jumped into, uh, work, immediately got ready

[04:02:23] for a rally.

[04:02:24] and then before that night before that we were canvassing out late with Donovan

[04:02:29] oh man it's a marathon we're almost there yeah I'm gonna shout out a Milwaukee

[04:02:37] DSA musician stream faded Francis wherever you get your music faded Francis

[04:02:43] wherever you get your music.

[04:02:45] Thank you.

[04:02:48] Faded?

[04:02:49] Francis.

[04:02:54] It is beautiful here.

[04:02:58] And the people are very nice.

[04:03:02] There's something inspiring about seeing all these people, like, come together and, like,

[04:03:06] educate each other on their blind spots,

[04:03:09] but also towards, like, a common goal.

[04:03:12] It's a reinvigorating when you're on three hours of sleep. I'll tell you that much

[04:03:17] I would say, if someone's like, I'm not stupid, but, like, it's good.

[04:03:24] There were some that were more promising than others.

[04:03:27] Yes.

[04:03:28] It's safer to put undecided, so we can try again.

[04:03:33] Oh, wait, is there any?

[04:03:35] Yeah, so it'll be strong, huh?

[04:03:37] Oh, no, I mean, like, a volunteer question.

[04:03:40] Oh, sure, sure, sure.

[04:03:41] Yeah, so if they're not sure about it, then just put an L for now.

[04:03:45] Okay.

[04:03:46] Don't only really do it if it's a surgery, you know, if you're like, you know, like,

[04:03:50] I want to do it.

[04:03:51] Yeah, yeah.

[04:03:54] So that's about it.

[04:03:56] Once you get through these questions, you can hit the back button a few times and then

[04:04:00] you're going back to the next door.

[04:04:02] Now, majority of the time, the vast majority of the time, you're going to hit this button

[04:04:06] at the top, can't reach this contact, because you're mostly going to be dropping it.

[04:04:11] And you're going to put a lip drop.

[04:04:13] You don't want to put in a home.

[04:04:15] Just put in a drop, and obviously, if there's something

[04:04:18] like, hey, I mean, you can pass this again.

[04:04:21] You can put in a second order, and it's not really.

[04:04:25] You can put in excess of it.

[04:04:28] And then just use your own charger for that,

[04:04:30] safety first, and you can put in Trump's name.

[04:04:34] But there's a Trump's name.

[04:04:36] That's up to you.

[04:04:37] That's sort of like the not-so-listening sign.

[04:04:39] You can decide what you want to do with that one here.

[04:04:41] But there are a lot of crossings.

[04:04:43] There are a lot of republicans that are voting for home payment, and now it sounds like it's for people like the Republic of Germany.

[04:04:48] So these are the VLM Alley people vote for?

[04:04:53] Yeah, sure, like they are.

[04:04:55] You know.

[04:04:57] All right.

[04:04:59] All right.

[04:05:01] We're here, we're ready to go.

[04:05:04] We're ready to go, I just wanted to...

[04:05:06] A lot of the churches were a little further than I wanted to be, so I'll be...

[04:05:09] Oh, it takes no worries.

[04:05:11] my glasses

[04:05:29] all right so you've got data centers

[04:05:32] was talking point number two that doesn't work

[04:05:37] data centers

[04:05:39] No, no, not data centers here, these are home owners, so you got to tell them.

[04:05:46] These are home owners.

[04:05:49] I'm sure they care about data centers, but what they care about is the property tax cut.

[04:05:56] Yeah, Francesca Hong's going to call property taxes.

[04:05:59] Probably my goats is going to be like, hey, my name is Mike.

[04:06:03] with the princess's honk, don't take Link.

[04:06:06] I'm gonna let my friend Hasan tell the rest.

[04:06:09] Uh-huh, that's what you're gonna do.

[04:06:10] Looking for the hard carry?

[04:06:11] Yeah, yeah, I think I'm a little more,

[04:06:14] I feel like we're even more approachable.

[04:06:15] The Turkish guy.

[04:06:17] They don't know that.

[04:06:19] I'm not gonna, I'm gonna tell them I'm from here,

[04:06:21] I'm from here.

[04:06:23] Did you squit?

[04:06:25] This is way more personal.

[04:06:27] Yeah, of course.

[04:06:31] You have a very normal size hat.

[04:06:32] Thank you, thank you so much.

[04:06:33] Did you hear that, Ted?

[04:06:34] Did you hear that?

[04:06:35] Alright.

[04:06:36] Alright.

[04:06:37] Alright.

[04:06:38] Alright, let's do it.

[04:06:39] Alright, let's do it.

[04:06:40] Alright, we do it.

[04:06:41] Okay, alright.

[04:06:42] Alright.

[04:06:43] Let's do it.

[04:06:44] Um, we can tell them ahead of time if they want to be on camera, like, we don't want

[04:06:56] to knock on the doors ourselves, obviously.

[04:06:58] You've done it before, haven't you?

[04:07:00] Um, yeah.

[04:07:02] Yeah.

[04:07:03] That would be awkward if you were just, like,

[04:07:05] blasting a camera outside of someone's house.

[04:07:07] Totally.

[04:07:08] That makes total sense.

[04:07:09] Yeah.

[04:07:10] But if someone's outside for you,

[04:07:12] can you go and get in the store?

[04:07:14] That's conversations.

[04:07:15] Yeah.

[04:07:16] So, hang on.

[04:07:18] Hey, what's happening?

[04:07:19] Are you voting off?

[04:07:20] Are you voting?

[04:07:21] What's coming up?

[04:07:22] I am.

[04:07:23] Can you vote for me?

[04:07:24] Wait, Hasan, bro?

[04:07:25] Yeah, it was voting.

[04:07:26] Dude, that's crazy.

[04:07:27] Easy.

[04:07:27] Easy, bro.

[04:07:29] From Chris to Hong, man.

[04:07:31] Oh, hell yeah.

[04:07:32] Woo!

[04:07:32] How's it going?

[04:07:33] Nice to meet you.

[04:07:34] Nice to meet you.

[04:07:35] Just out here in the garden.

[04:07:36] Yeah, I see that.

[04:07:37] You're on stream now, too.

[04:07:38] Is that OK?

[04:07:39] Stream.

[04:07:39] How's it going?

[04:07:40] Yeah, bro.

[04:07:41] You got tomatoes?

[04:07:42] I actually picked.

[04:07:43] I'll just take my tea.

[04:07:44] OK, I won.

[04:07:45] We got like 200 inside.

[04:07:47] David, you want one?

[04:07:48] Yeah.

[04:07:49] Yeah.

[04:07:50] What's that?

[04:07:51] You got a planted one?

[04:07:52] I do, yes.

[04:07:53] I'm voting for Hong.

[04:07:55] Yeah.

[04:07:55] When you're going to Hong?

[04:07:56] I know when, um, whenever the primary day is, I don't have it locked in my mind.

[04:08:02] Oh my god.

[04:08:03] That's an incredible tomato.

[04:08:04] Yeah.

[04:08:05] Oh my god.

[04:08:06] That's awesome.

[04:08:07] Yeah.

[04:08:08] Wow.

[04:08:09] Do you hear these?

[04:08:10] Yeah, man.

[04:08:11] Holy smokes.

[04:08:12] What a legend.

[04:08:13] Oh my god.

[04:08:14] That's delicious.

[04:08:15] Get some more.

[04:08:16] We got like a ton.

[04:08:18] Have you ever considered joining a socialist organization?

[04:08:21] Um, you know I have.

[04:08:23] I've thought about it.

[04:08:24] That's a good tomato.

[04:08:25] I'm a student right now so I kind of got my hands full but yeah anymore

[04:08:30] I'll take one.

[04:08:32] I'm gonna say the chapter on campus right?

[04:08:35] Why do you say?

[04:08:36] We got plenty of them.

[04:08:37] We're here from Milwaukee DSA.

[04:08:39] Nice, sweet.

[04:08:40] Awesome.

[04:08:41] Alright, nice to meet you man.

[04:08:43] Thank you.

[04:08:44] You guys, thank you.

[04:08:45] You guys have been out here raising awareness.

[04:08:46] What happened?

[04:08:47] Oh yes, please.

[04:08:48] Yeah, yeah.

[04:08:49] I'll get some levon.

[04:08:50] That's primary.

[04:08:51] Okay, awesome.

[04:08:52] Thank you.

[04:08:53] I was trolling when I was actually 4-1-2. I told myself that I'd be like,

[04:09:37] I don't know how bad those utilities are.

[04:09:39] They're a spirit.

[04:09:40] I mean, it's horrible when a community actually knows the company that something is boring

[04:09:55] as their power comes from and they know that, like, oh, those are bad guys, those are not

[04:10:00] my friends.

[04:10:01] We have some of the most expensive energy in the entire country.

[04:10:06] Yeah, it's like, oh, he's knocking the door right now.

[04:10:08] Yeah, well, we're going to film them,

[04:10:10] yeah, while they're doing that.

[04:10:12] But I was talking to somebody on the city council

[04:10:15] in Tennessee in Nashville,

[04:10:17] and they have a publicly owned utility,

[04:10:19] they pay $10 authority.

[04:10:21] Yeah, exactly, 11 cents a kilowatt hour.

[04:10:23] You know what it is here in Milwaukee?

[04:10:25] One of the 18 cents a kilowatt hour.

[04:10:26] Wow. It's crazy.

[04:10:28] And they got really good internet, too.

[04:10:30] That's right, public internet.

[04:10:32] Yeah, in some places.

[04:10:33] Yeah, Chattanooga.

[04:10:35] Yeah.

[04:10:36] So what do we do when there's a no-show?

[04:10:38] We just leave a pamphlet and move on?

[04:10:41] So we take one of these, depending on what the door

[04:10:43] setup is.

[04:10:44] This one here can get that door open.

[04:10:45] So just a little roll up, put it in there.

[04:10:47] When they go home, see that ticket, see what's up.

[04:10:50] When they go, wow, I'm going to break this one on.

[04:10:52] That's right.

[04:10:53] That's right.

[04:10:53] Yeah.

[04:10:57] It's like the groundwork libubu, of course.

[04:11:01] I'm very jealous of that one.

[04:11:05] I mean, at the end of the day we're not trying to do sales pitches on the door, we're trying

[04:11:16] to have conversations.

[04:11:19] That's another thing that separates our campaign from some of the others that are run by data

[04:11:24] gutters.

[04:11:25] Yeah.

[04:11:26] Trying to ask questions.

[04:11:28] Yeah, it's always good.

[04:11:29] I mean, it makes it much easier when you already have a candidate that's got all the good policies.

[04:11:38] Yeah, it's very cool that we get to be issues forward and those are across party lines.

[04:11:44] Yeah. You know lines those issues are across? Class lines.

[04:11:50] Hi. Hello.

[04:11:52] Hello.

[04:11:53] Hi.

[04:11:54] Thanks.

[04:11:55] Thank you.

[04:11:56] I'm good.

[04:11:57] Is everyone nice here?

[04:11:58] Is that?

[04:11:59] Yeah, what the hell is going on?

[04:12:00] Perfect.

[04:12:01] Never mind.

[04:12:02] What did you say?

[04:12:03] Oh, she doesn't want to be on the street.

[04:12:04] We have had, I don't know, knocking doors.

[04:12:15] How many other supporters of other candidates have you knocked?

[04:12:18] Okay.

[04:12:19] I have knocked more doors than almost anybody on this campaign.

[04:12:22] I have never met a Mandela Barnes supporter in real life.

[04:12:26] I've met a couple Crowley supporters,

[04:12:28] which is the establishment candidate

[04:12:29] that's like left in the race.

[04:12:31] Pretty much everyone is either a Hong supporter

[04:12:34] or completely undecided.

[04:12:37] Probably depends on the neighbors you're going.

[04:12:39] Watch out David, you're gonna fall again.

[04:12:41] Okay.

[04:12:43] Well yeah, no, that's awesome, that's exciting.

[04:12:47] Should we do a couple more?

[04:12:48] Sure, let's do it.

[04:12:50] What did you want?

[04:12:51] It's a 4.5, are you sure?

[04:12:53] What?

[04:12:54] 4.5?

[04:12:54] Oh, it's 4.45.

[04:12:55] Not the 6, right?

[04:12:57] Do you need like a little cruise bar?

[04:12:59] No, no, we have a, no, no, I was just gonna go back

[04:13:03] and continue doing coverage for my stream.

[04:13:08] But I'm down to walk around tonight.

[04:13:10] It's very pretty out here.

[04:13:12] I love it.

[04:13:13] So much better than Los Angeles.

[04:13:15] I was gonna say,

[04:13:16] Every time I-

[04:13:17] You're gonna be quiet?

[04:13:18] No, every time I go, every time I go to the Midwest, any time.

[04:13:23] I'm always like, so much nicer to live here.

[04:13:26] That's how it's all the walking.

[04:13:30] What, you little mesmerized over there.

[04:13:33] Oh, I thought you were talking about something else.

[04:13:35] Oh, no, come on.

[04:13:36] Huh?

[04:13:36] He's talking about, he's, he's thought.

[04:13:38] Oh my gosh.

[04:13:39] I thought he was talking about my booty, too.

[04:13:40] Oh my gosh.

[04:13:43] That's crazy.

[04:13:44] That's crazy, Mike.

[04:13:45] Thanks for the people, man.

[04:13:46] I am.

[04:13:48] A lot of these are soon owned as well, like they're not renting, right?

[04:14:00] They're probably interested in having their property taxes go down.

[04:14:04] Yeah.

[04:14:05] Forty-five percent.

[04:14:07] Yeah.

[04:14:08] Madaglaces, you hear that?

[04:14:11] Socialist campaign talking about cutting property taxes.

[04:14:14] It's exactly the kind of heterodox thinking that you would appreciate.

[04:14:19] I suspect.

[04:14:22] Alright.

[04:14:26] Is she in the sun room? Am I bad?

[04:14:28] It's important. Damn. That's nice. She's in the sun room, right?

[04:14:32] Yeah.

[04:14:34] In my socialist utopia, everybody's got a sun room.

[04:14:44] He's watching the stream right now.

[04:14:46] I hope he's down the top.

[04:14:48] Wait, really?

[04:14:50] He's watching the stream.

[04:14:52] Look at these dogs.

[04:14:54] Oh my God.

[04:14:56] Oh my God.

[04:14:58] Oh my God.

[04:15:00] What a big dog dog.

[04:15:02] Look, there is a dog.

[04:15:04] Oh, what a beautiful pup.

[04:15:06] There's a fly.

[04:15:08] Hi.

[04:15:10] I love it.

[04:15:12] This guy wants to talk on the street?

[04:15:14] Yeah.

[04:15:16] Bro, you're already walking the street.

[04:15:18] You're already walking, you've got the neighbors signing everything.

[04:15:20] What's going on? How's it going?

[04:15:22] It's going good.

[04:15:24] I've already been traveling back in town to October 16th.

[04:15:26] It's fun to have.

[04:15:28] Okay, yeah.

[04:15:30] That's cool.

[04:15:32] Yeah, this is kind of surreal, so.

[04:15:34] Yeah, this is an insane neighborhood.

[04:15:36] It's beautiful. I love it.

[04:15:38] Yeah, it's so fucking nice.

[04:15:40] fucking nice. We're gonna hustle, I've been able to friendship, go honk for governor on the...

[04:15:44] Wow. Yeah. I'm not a...

[04:15:48] I'm not a super usual watcher. I'm a little older so...

[04:15:52] You heard I was in the neighborhood and you were like... It was like the reality this morning too, so... Oh, hell yeah.

[04:15:56] Hell yeah. Dude, this is... You guys are living in Lollaland. I'm serious.

[04:16:00] I mean, it's a little rough in winter, so... But summer is glorious here.

[04:16:04] Yeah, it's fucking awesome. Holy shit. Dude, I'm gonna move out here.

[04:16:08] I'm down.

[04:16:09] You just talking.

[04:16:10] Hey, we need to get people out of here to cook the ass.

[04:16:13] It's winter here.

[04:16:14] It's cold bro.

[04:16:15] Oh yeah, no, it's so cold bro.

[04:16:18] Yeah, they don't have a Peter Thierre attacks here yet, so maybe I'll get a second house

[04:16:23] here.

[04:16:24] Nice to meet you, mame.

[04:16:26] Yeah.

[04:16:27] Thanks.

[04:16:28] The house difference is like, even like the house talking now, and it's like, you get

[04:16:34] a lot for your legs.

[04:16:35] How's that a flex house shop?

[04:16:37] shop the whip how I'll shopping the whip BMW I just got that and competition

[04:16:43] new it was pretty it's pretty new bro I'm so happy he's hopping no bro I'm

[04:16:51] broke okay you broke how shopping yes I also have a wife so it's true you really

[04:17:00] are flexing me yeah you got you got it all dude all right when you in the

[04:17:05] Midwest you can like chill out. He lives in LA so. Good wine man. Yeah y'all different.

[04:17:12] Here you gotta do something bro. Oh this is cool. Yeah you can't take me. You gotta put one back in

[04:17:18] there to take one. Okay I just want to see what they got. What you're saying? That'll steal on

[04:17:23] stream bro. Three different Minecraft books. That was about 48. There's like a lot of kid books.

[04:17:32] The 39 clues, two-second lean, Minecraft books.

[04:17:37] Here's a manga.

[04:17:40] Amazing Agent Luna.

[04:17:43] Wow.

[04:17:49] What is this?

[04:17:51] Bud-Nut-Buddy.

[04:17:53] Like Christopher Paul Curtis.

[04:17:55] It's 1936 in Flint, Michigan.

[04:17:57] Times are really hard.

[04:17:58] And 10-year-old Bud.

[04:18:00] Maybe another was going on the run.

[04:18:01] But Bud's got a few things going on.

[04:18:03] I think I'm on Minecraft.

[04:18:05] It's cool.

[04:18:07] Yeah, it's got a hell of a Minecraft boot.

[04:18:09] It's got two good kids.

[04:18:11] I feel like you're using games.

[04:18:13] Y'all got this memory?

[04:18:15] The little libraries? No.

[04:18:17] Oh, the homeless people probably take that, huh?

[04:18:19] What do they get to do?

[04:18:21] They can't do anything with the books.

[04:18:23] Yeah, almost people love Minecraft books.

[04:18:25] Yeah, they can use the pace of the kitchen.

[04:18:27] Yeah, that's actually not wrong.

[04:18:29] We don't really have any sense of community at all actually.

[04:18:36] It's mostly just like super rich neighborhoods, they have like private security, gated, that's

[04:18:42] the only place where you can have something similar to this.

[04:18:45] And that's like, you know, you're talking outboards of four, five, six million dollars

[04:18:51] for the houses.

[04:18:52] I've seen a million dollar houses, you can hear the whole mansion.

[04:18:55] You've seen mine, which is bigger than these houses here, but not by a lot.

[04:19:02] Well, I probably can show you some houses that are like two times bigger than yours,

[04:19:09] for less but probably two.

[04:19:10] Of course.

[04:19:11] It's also underwater, too.

[04:19:12] Yeah, I mean, I'm sure.

[04:19:13] Wow.

[04:19:14] But you're also living a good place for content creation as well, though.

[04:19:18] That's true.

[04:19:19] You've got a lot of context.

[04:19:20] Are we continuing to move or are you guys waiting on me?

[04:19:23] Oh, I don't.

[04:19:24] I was just, I was just, I don't know what I stopped doing.

[04:19:26] Yeah, yeah, don't, don't stop on my account.

[04:19:29] You gotta keep going, we'll come after you.

[04:19:32] You in school?

[04:19:34] That's how I get it.

[04:19:35] Yeah, yeah.

[04:19:36] At some point.

[04:19:37] A.D. high school.

[04:19:41] This is like a, like an idyllic, you know, you, you live here, you go to school right there, you walk to school.

[04:19:50] Yeah, this shit's dope.

[04:19:51] Every neighborhood is different, I'll let you know.

[04:19:53] Every neighborhood has its own little flavor.

[04:19:57] Actually, America's like this everywhere.

[04:20:00] Even in like under served neighborhoods, you go to different parts like now that I've been walking around all over.

[04:20:06] Like in Chicago, south of Chicago, has like similar vibes to this city.

[04:20:10] Well I don't realize that, which is probably for good reason.

[04:20:13] So that I'm coming to Jeff's London, but like...

[04:20:17] Milwaukee is like very untouched, especially like a lot of kids especially in the urban areas

[04:20:23] feel like they just need more peace, more programs and peace to do.

[04:20:27] Especially in like the creative field, I feel like people don't feel this inspired here

[04:20:31] because they feel like they have to go through like the LA's, the different places.

[04:20:35] I will say though, I definitely did like this is a...

[04:20:39] Going from Pamtrantic in Detroit to this is like entirely different

[04:20:43] Different ways of existence for sure.

[04:20:54] Oh, you don't have the windsock.

[04:20:56] Shit.

[04:21:00] It's good though because at least...

[04:21:13] I think he's just happy to be in the game.

[04:21:35] Yeah, he was one of those guys where I was like, why are you still on the debate stage?

[04:21:40] I watched the debate. I was like, what are you doing out there?

[04:21:42] My man, like it's not, it's not gonna work for you.

[04:21:44] Not much.

[04:21:45] One of our campers was,

[04:21:46] I don't know,

[04:21:48] and then I was like,

[04:21:49] what's up?

[04:21:50] What's up, man?

[04:21:51] Hi.

[04:21:53] Did you get to take a picture with the photos here?

[04:21:55] Yeah.

[04:21:56] I don't know.

[04:21:57] I just went out here and put them to live with myself.

[04:21:59] What's going on?

[04:22:00] Hi.

[04:22:01] Hi.

[04:22:02] It's me, guys.

[04:22:03] You want to take a photo with me?

[04:22:04] Yeah, I can take it for you.

[04:22:05] Oh, thank you so much.

[04:22:10] Thank you so much.

[04:22:19] Hi.

[04:22:20] Are you guys voting?

[04:22:21] Yes.

[04:22:22] Who are you guys voting for if you don't want me to ask you?

[04:22:33] Hi. Are you guys voting? Who are you guys voting for if you don't want me to ask you?

[04:22:41] For governor.

[04:22:42] Huh?

[04:22:43] For governor.

[04:22:44] I'm not sure yet.

[04:22:46] Oh, well, we got some literature for you. Do you own your home?

[04:22:50] No, I'm free.

[04:22:52] No, you're free.

[04:22:53] Okay.

[04:22:54] What about child care?

[04:22:59] There, Jessica Hong is running on a platform for universal child care, Medicare for all.

[04:23:05] She's like a Bernie style candidate.

[04:23:07] Oh, okay.

[04:23:08] She's very cool.

[04:23:09] And she's a front runner right now in the primaries.

[04:23:11] Oh, I like her because I'm a child care owner.

[04:23:14] Oh, there you go.

[04:23:16] Yeah, so, okay.

[04:23:17] That's something to think about.

[04:23:19] Oh, yeah.

[04:23:20] I see you got the 420 shirt. She wants to legalize marijuana too.

[04:23:25] Right on.

[04:23:27] She practically got my vote.

[04:23:30] That's right. Thank you.

[04:23:32] You guys take care.

[04:23:34] August 11th, yeah.

[04:23:36] Thank you guys.

[04:23:37] Dude, everybody's just so nice.

[04:23:39] What's up Sam?

[04:23:40] Tell me.

[04:23:41] This is like...

[04:23:43] Y'all some snobs man.

[04:23:44] What?

[04:23:45] Y'all some snobs in LA.

[04:23:47] No, I don't go to Noggin' LA.

[04:23:49] No, I'm talking about it.

[04:23:51] No, no, the people are nicer.

[04:23:53] I will, yeah, it's just like,

[04:23:57] it's middle class neighborhood,

[04:23:58] open middle class, that's why.

[04:24:00] Yeah.

[04:24:01] I've noticed that when people are not

[04:24:05] constantly worried about making sure

[04:24:08] that they can make rent,

[04:24:10] they have a very different attitude about voting

[04:24:12] where they're like, oh yeah, I would love to do it.

[04:24:14] But some of these are houses

[04:24:15] and some of these are like side by side.

[04:24:17] Yeah.

[04:24:17] Yeah, especially when you go to the grass, it's like up there in the lower area.

[04:24:22] The side by side is probably not. They're rental probably.

[04:24:25] Yeah.

[04:24:26] Where it's like one door means...

[04:24:28] Yeah.

[04:24:29] Like she lives somewhere.

[04:24:31] Yeah.

[04:24:32] But even then, it's a nice neighborhood.

[04:24:34] Yeah.

[04:24:35] There's a lot of good apartment.

[04:24:37] No wonder people got really pissed off in Minneapolis because it was neighborhoods like this where

[04:24:51] they were rolling fucking cop cars and shit through.

[04:24:54] You live in a neighborhood like this and all of a sudden you've got a fucking cop car

[04:24:59] You're gonna be like, like, black art man or brothers?

[04:25:00] You're gonna be like, fuck with the lens.

[04:25:02] No, I'm not.

[04:25:16] How's this experience been for you so far?

[04:25:19] For the show.

[04:25:19] You got to see a version?

[04:25:21] Instant?

[04:25:22] Yes.

[04:25:23] I feel like it's been, it's been a show.

[04:25:24] It's like, I don't do, I don't do,

[04:25:26] this is not my, my realm, obviously.

[04:25:28] Yeah, this is this is our version hanging out. Yeah

[04:25:33] Sounds like I'm hanging out bro. Okay. I thought you know

[04:25:36] Chilling get a grab a coffee. No in the campaign trail. I'm canvassing. Yeah

[04:25:43] We gotta give you a knock on one door me. Yeah, I want to see how you do oh man

[04:25:48] I want to see how you talk to a little

[04:25:51] I'll go with her. Yeah

[04:25:53] I wanna see how you, I wanna see how you talk to a voter, you want to let her introduce

[04:26:00] it though.

[04:26:03] Data centers.

[04:26:06] Or property tests.

[04:26:07] What's your property test looking like?

[04:26:08] Yeah.

[04:26:09] Where'd it be better?

[04:26:10] Yeah, we're coming in like an appraiser.

[04:26:11] What's going on?

[04:26:12] I bit you.

[04:26:13] I bit you.

[04:26:14] How much are you trying to sell this house?

[04:26:16] Yes.

[04:26:17] I'm gonna four close.

[04:26:18] I'm not.

[04:26:19] I'm actually looking for a house right now.

[04:26:20] Yeah.

[04:26:21] I would like to purchase your house.

[04:26:22] all cash we got mr. beast in the back right now

[04:26:35] a lot of porches we don't have any of those in LA

[04:26:39] that's it yeah we never have porches but i honestly uh

[04:26:43] i get it though he would be rocking houses right there

[04:26:47] somebody hit their story on it

[04:26:51] You want to go with him?

[04:26:52] Get in there.

[04:26:53] All right.

[04:26:54] That's the DSA tow chair right there.

[04:26:58] You want to give him the play-by-play?

[04:27:01] Look what's happening to Mike.

[04:27:02] He's knocking on the door.

[04:27:05] Mike's got his hands clasped behind his back.

[04:27:07] He gives a thumb.

[04:27:09] He gives a thumbs up.

[04:27:11] Is he shaking?

[04:27:13] He's shaking a little bit.

[04:27:14] He shook, for sure.

[04:27:21] Alright, never mind no one came to the door, they're just leaving a pamphlet behind.

[04:27:33] Alright.

[04:27:34] Hey, Farrah.

[04:27:35] Farrah.

[04:27:36] I talked to them already.

[04:27:37] Oh, yeah?

[04:27:38] They're in?

[04:27:39] Earlier.

[04:27:40] Oh, gotcha.

[04:27:41] Everybody wants to be inside?

[04:27:42] That's my outfit.

[04:27:43] See if you want to try again?

[04:27:44] That's my dog.

[04:27:48] You see what I'm trying to do again?

[04:27:50] No, I'm trying to do that.

[04:27:52] I'll see anybody.

[04:27:56] Oh man.

[04:28:01] Oh my god. This is awesome.

[04:28:05] Mike's the local. He's a podcast called Crash Dummies.

[04:28:09] Yeah.

[04:28:10] He lives out here.

[04:28:12] like, I'm gonna be in your neighborhood,

[04:28:14] you gotta pull up.

[04:28:15] And then I basically duped him into,

[04:28:20] condom into participating in this experience.

[04:28:25] Got a good attitude after being conned.

[04:28:27] Yeah, no, no, I know.

[04:28:29] I'm a team player, bro.

[04:28:30] Yeah.

[04:28:31] No, I owe you one now.

[04:28:32] Whatever, whenever you're in LA,

[04:28:33] whatever you wanna do in LA, I got you.

[04:28:36] All right.

[04:28:36] Whoa.

[04:28:37] I've never heard him say anything.

[04:28:39] Whatever I want.

[04:28:41] I need Chad to let me know what should me and Hasan should go do.

[04:28:46] Something with less clothing is what Chad's going to do.

[04:28:48] No, no, no. Come on now.

[04:28:50] Guys, guys, guys.

[04:28:52] You gave it to that. That was a sad.

[04:28:55] Ever since I started the suit meta, that's what Chad's been all about.

[04:29:02] As soon as he put the suit on, Chad's always been just trying to get him to take it off.

[04:29:09] I was saying court side, court side, gaming, you gaming.

[04:29:24] Strip club, baby.

[04:29:25] That's crazy.

[04:29:26] That hurts, baby.

[04:29:27] Strip club?

[04:29:28] I thought it would have been like three times.

[04:29:31] What?

[04:29:32] I've probably been like three times.

[04:29:32] One time I walked into one,

[04:29:34] but like I took some ones out of the ATM.

[04:29:37] I walked in with like $600 and I left with $600.

[04:29:40] This crazy, this is so cheap, bro, why are you here?

[04:29:42] Cause I walked in, I was like, huh.

[04:29:44] Hey man.

[04:29:45] I'm business on Twitch.

[04:29:47] I followed you for a long time.

[04:29:48] I've got a Hunter S. Thompson tattoo.

[04:29:50] Hell yeah.

[04:29:51] Like seeing everything that you've done

[04:29:52] is like the reason I got involved with the campaign.

[04:29:54] You're literally walking around my neighborhood

[04:29:56] so I had to come say hi.

[04:29:57] Of course, thanks for being here.

[04:29:59] Three blocks from here, Rolling Hills Massacre site,

[04:30:02] where we fought for the annual work day.

[04:30:04] So Wisconsin, all that stuff, Union strong.

[04:30:07] Just thank you for coming here.

[04:30:08] Thank you for supporting amazing campaign, my friend.

[04:30:11] Of course.

[04:30:12] This is a beautiful neighborhood.

[04:30:13] Can I get a picture with you real quick?

[04:30:14] Yeah, of course.

[04:30:18] But thank you guys for doing everything

[04:30:20] and coming out today.

[04:30:21] Absolutely.

[04:30:22] You're calling for a brand, by the way.

[04:30:23] Oh, of course, I'm calling for a brand.

[04:30:26] All right, thank you again, my friend.

[04:30:28] All right, nice to meet you, man.

[04:30:29] Have a great day.

[04:30:31] If they say that they're a water,

[04:30:33] They're definitely voting for Fran.

[04:30:34] There's not even a question.

[04:30:36] You're building a file on this, aren't you?

[04:30:38] No.

[04:30:39] There were some people who were like,

[04:30:42] and towards like maybe Nantelabar supporters,

[04:30:44] but he dropped out anyway.

[04:30:46] Oh, wow, that's interesting.

[04:30:50] I wouldn't be on there.

[04:30:51] That's crazy.

[04:30:59] It's on the move.

[04:31:01] Final four.

[04:31:02] oh yeah we should we should peel off your and go back you know how to get back

[04:31:07] to your car from here it's probably just like right okay

[04:31:14] Right in front of the car, probably

[04:31:16] Yeah

[04:31:18] Oh, OK

[04:31:23] Bro, they were selling themselves

[04:31:26] Accepted after

[04:31:27] Yeah, you could have wanted

[04:31:30] I don't have that much money bro

[04:31:32] I tried to be like you one day, you know

[04:31:34] Yeah

[04:31:35] How much do you think a house like this cost?

[04:31:39] 400, 500

[04:31:41] Oh, OK

[04:31:42] Yes

[04:31:43] Again, this is very affordable.

[04:31:45] Yeah.

[04:31:46] That's crazy.

[04:31:50] Nice neighborhood, probably a decent school.

[04:31:52] Decent school.

[04:31:53] There's a line on the block.

[04:31:55] There's like a...

[04:31:56] There's a bit of a...

[04:31:57] There's also a parking lot here.

[04:32:09] The other stuff is thinking about it now.

[04:32:11] No, no kings, no kings.

[04:32:17] Oh yeah, we're here.

[04:32:18] Alright everybody, we're going to bail from here.

[04:32:21] We're going to go back to the hotel, but we'll see you guys later at the other event.

[04:32:26] Thank you so much for inviting us on this journey.

[04:32:29] Thanks for coming out.

[04:32:30] This was wonderful.

[04:32:31] Yeah, thanks for coming out.

[04:32:32] Alright, see you guys.

[04:32:35] See you around.

[04:32:41] See chat?

[04:32:45] Touching grass.

[04:32:48] It's good, it's healthy.

[04:32:53] It's all right.

[04:32:57] And then you got, um,

[04:33:01] you know, you have another one later.

[04:33:05] I see. Yeah. You can pull it if you want it.

[04:33:09] I have a feeling here for one day. So okay. I just I feel bad

[04:33:16] I'm chilling we're gonna actually shoot the fought today

[04:33:19] I think the pack is kind of like a,

[04:33:23] you got a swollen face.

[04:33:24] So you can't move your body.

[04:33:28] It's gonna be on camera, all right.

[04:33:30] Okay.

[04:33:33] So, get my new phone.

[04:33:37] Right over here.

[04:33:39] Oh my God.

[04:33:39] Okay, Jesus Christ.

[04:33:41] Is that for you?

[04:33:42] Right here.

[04:33:44] What's up?

[04:33:45] Nice to meet you.

[04:33:46] Nice to meet you.

[04:33:47] I'm Max.

[04:33:48] Nice to meet you, Max.

[04:33:49] You're doing a great job.

[04:33:50] I'm happy.

[04:33:51] And she's your number one supporter.

[04:33:52] I really am.

[04:33:53] Oh my gosh.

[04:33:54] We have been behind the stream, stream swatches, right?

[04:33:57] This is crazy.

[04:33:58] No, you didn't even close the doors.

[04:33:59] Um, no.

[04:34:00] Well, we really, we really were looking.

[04:34:02] All right, well, let's take a picture.

[04:34:04] I would love that.

[04:34:05] Oh yeah.

[04:34:06] Okay, I know you're about to leave.

[04:34:07] I'm sorry we were walking.

[04:34:08] Sorry, sorry.

[04:34:09] We have to do that.

[04:34:10] I have to take a picture.

[04:34:11] Thank you so much.

[04:34:13] Thank you, thank you.

[04:34:14] Thank you so much for coming.

[04:34:15] We're all going over Hans.

[04:34:16] Thank you so much, you did it, you made it.

[04:34:25] What's going on?

[04:34:27] This is getting the shit out of me.

[04:34:29] I was terrified.

[04:34:30] You had no idea.

[04:34:33] My heart dropped.

[04:34:34] Really?

[04:34:35] Yeah.

[04:34:36] Guys, come on.

[04:34:37] Hey, I saw it.

[04:34:38] I'm just waiting.

[04:34:39] Come on, guys.

[04:34:40] This neighborhood?

[04:34:41] Yeah.

[04:34:42] No.

[04:34:43] All right, all right.

[04:34:44] I'm here again.

[04:34:45] All right, I'm here.

[04:34:46] This is a, this entire,

[04:34:48] bro, I didn't think it could happen anywhere, bro.

[04:34:50] It's far too, it's far, far too woke.

[04:34:54] No, it wasn't about that.

[04:34:56] It was more about-

[04:34:57] My wife's laughing at me, she's texting me.

[04:34:59] It was more about the loudness of everything that happened

[04:35:03] and them having a card meeting and stuff.

[04:35:05] I heard her screaming and a door open, man.

[04:35:07] Yeah.

[04:35:08] Yeah, that's crazy.

[04:35:10] Child to dumb, though.

[04:35:11] Oof, Hype Train is about to start.

[04:35:17] Hype Train is about to close, or Hype Train is close, chat.

[04:35:22] Give some subs.

[04:35:26] Oof, it has been a journey and a half.

[04:35:35] Yeah, I'm still going back to Michigan, though.

[04:35:40] Yeah, our job's not done.

[04:35:42] Our job's not done.

[04:35:44] Why do you have to go back?

[04:35:46] To change something else.

[04:35:48] So there's the races are going to happen on Tuesday in Michigan.

[04:35:51] So Francesca's election is on the look at that.

[04:35:56] My man knows.

[04:35:58] I'm tapped in.

[04:35:59] Yeah.

[04:36:04] The gyro stand that sells frozen custard and a burrito sandwich?

[04:36:07] That sounds crazy.

[04:36:09] I got it. I got a game of the club. It's the size R2.

[04:36:14] Yeah, it's too great.

[04:36:16] Yeah.

[04:36:18] Click it or take it. Okay. God damn. We got a bunch of fucking cops.

[04:36:22] You guys look pretty tight.

[04:36:24] Wait, what do you mean?

[04:36:26] Yeah, it is tight.

[04:36:28] I would not. That'd be fine.

[04:36:35] Yeah, put the seatbelt on. Give some subs.

[04:36:38] for safety. If we don't get to level 10 high train, I'm taking the seatbelt off.

[04:36:54] I

[04:37:02] Just go ban incoming. I don't think it's like

[04:37:09] Yeah, and there's another country we get banned for oh my god, we're at level 400 already

[04:37:16] I got banned from the UK

[04:37:24] yeah Mexico would never ban me my queen is my queen is in charge of Mexico

[04:37:31] Claudio shine bomb

[04:37:39] Banford, Wisconsin for not wearing a seatbelt I can't yeah I don't think that's

[04:37:45] I don't think that's how that works yet

[04:37:49] Going over the Hone Bridge, Hossie is awesome, yeah, the Socialist Bridge.

[04:37:58] This bridge is named after a Socialist chat to give you a little bit more insight into

[04:38:15] the politics of this beautiful state that we're in. Contrary to what the naysayers are saying from the outside.

[04:38:25] A car filled through the bridge once? Okay, but this...

[04:38:28] A seatbelt's not gonna save me at that point.

[04:38:31] Okay.

[04:38:36] Ask for antichrism in 2016, Shedder.

[04:38:40] You like cheese, Mike?

[04:38:42] Uh... yeah.

[04:38:45] I really like feta cheese, so that's my new thing.

[04:38:48] Okay.

[04:38:52] I'm not like that. I wouldn't get a chocolatey or anything.

[04:38:55] I'm not that happy with the game.

[04:38:57] You know, like sticky cheese.

[04:38:59] Yeah, I'd do American cheese on a bacon and a cheese.

[04:39:03] Some feta cheese with some chicken.

[04:39:06] Or something.

[04:39:07] A Greek salad.

[04:39:13] Love that.

[04:39:15] Okay, Greeks on top?

[04:39:26] I mean, Fetishies can be Greek, it can be Turkish, I'm just saying.

[04:39:30] No, that's- you always claim everything in Turkey.

[04:39:33] I mean, yeah, that's true, I do do that.

[04:39:35] Because I know Turkish is the longest morning there.

[04:39:38] You know that, you know, you know that's targeted in Turkey?

[04:39:43] Dude, it's fucked up.

[04:39:45] Turkish?

[04:39:46] It's fucked up.

[04:39:47] You know the first person I ever bought a car was in Turkey.

[04:39:51] Okay, hi.

[04:39:52] He's gotta read you for the first time.

[04:39:54] That's messed up.

[04:39:55] Last month, someone's titled a son.

[04:39:57] Hmm.

[04:39:59] I'm sorry that I'm giving you truthful facts only.

[04:40:04] About?

[04:40:05] He's like, bro, you know how you breathe without really knowing it?

[04:40:08] Turkish.

[04:40:09] No!

[04:40:10] Yeah, instead of manual breathing.

[04:40:15] Listen, what can I say?

[04:40:18] I'm just trying to educate everybody out here about the truth.

[04:40:23] Um, is the third engine just on?

[04:40:25] I'll see.

[04:40:27] Cause I'm gonna...

[04:40:28] Yeah, did you hear that?

[04:40:30] I'm gonna flip it over.

[04:40:32] Text me for this.

[04:40:33] Look at that on my watch.

[04:40:40] I mean, it's live, but you can just go second and just, there's probably some videos.

[04:40:51] Second issue that I just want to quickly reflect on, there was a lot of information that Secretary

[04:40:55] Kennedy said that it just isn't true.

[04:40:57] So it's factually not true.

[04:40:58] And I have read the studies on issues around the eight infant vaccines and whether they've

[04:41:02] been studied against autism, they actually have.

[04:41:05] You know, as you might imagine, America is not the only country in the world that thinks

[04:41:08] about these things. The Europeans have studied this. Obviously, Americans have studied this.

[04:41:12] This has been an issue that we have settled over and over again. There is zero link between

[04:41:17] vaccines and autism. This stuff does get a little bit tiring. Obviously, there's a lot

[04:41:23] of other things that he discussed. I'm happy to get into them. But I think those are two

[04:41:26] important points.

[04:41:27] And what about the measles? Because let's talk about that since that's where we are

[04:41:31] right now. He did say that even though he was talking about the skepticism that he has about

[04:41:39] vaccines overall and insisting there is potentially a link between autism and vaccines,

[04:41:47] he did say that people should get the MMR vaccine, which includes one of the M's is measles.

[04:41:55] Yeah, it's hard to hear that. It's great to hear the Secretary say that absolutely every kid in

[04:41:59] every child in America should be getting the MMR vaccine.

[04:42:01] Obviously my own kids all got them on schedule, on time.

[04:42:04] I think that's important.

[04:42:06] It is true, there are other countries

[04:42:07] that are having outbreaks as well.

[04:42:09] The truth is that the last two years,

[04:42:12] we've had more measles cases

[04:42:13] than the entire rest of the 21st century.

[04:42:15] The last 25 years, we've had fewer cases combined

[04:42:18] than the last two.

[04:42:20] Maybe that's a coincidence, Dana.

[04:42:21] I don't think it is.

[04:42:22] I think the administration has not done enough

[04:42:25] to promote vaccines, has not done enough

[04:42:27] to highlight the harms that come from measles.

[04:42:30] Measles is still quite a dangerous virus

[04:42:33] and we should be doing a lot more.

[04:42:35] And by the way, this is not in isolation.

[04:42:37] We've seen the largest psychospora outbreak in years.

[04:42:40] We're seeing other public health

[04:42:42] as true warmth coming back into the US.

[04:42:44] This is part of a broader pattern that was seen.

[04:42:47] What about the idea that this gain of function research,

[04:42:52] which is you go into a lab and you help take a disease

[04:42:57] and you give it mutations in order to see what happens

[04:43:00] to try to come up with potential help for vaccines

[04:43:05] forward in the future.

[04:43:07] He said that RSV and COVID came from gain of function research.

[04:43:13] Yeah, first of all, I didn't know RSV did not come

[04:43:15] from any gain of function research.

[04:43:16] Obviously COVID remains controversial,

[04:43:18] but here's the point I would make.

[04:43:20] There's been bipartisan effort to try to put guardrails

[04:43:22] had to reduce gain of function research,

[04:43:24] actually very supportive of those guardrails.

[04:43:27] The broader point is we can put in those guardrails.

[04:43:30] We can even ban gain of functions.

[04:43:32] Is China banning gain of function?

[04:43:34] Other countries is Russia banning gain of function research.

[04:43:37] We have to understand this now as a global issue.

[04:43:41] Whatever we do alone will not prevent the next outbreak.

[04:43:45] This is something I think the administration

[04:43:46] is not paying enough attention to.

[04:43:48] And we've really gotta get on top of that.

[04:43:50] When people talk about the risks

[04:43:51] of artificial intelligence,

[04:43:53] The conversation usually turns to jobs, machines replacing workers, humans losing control,

[04:43:58] or AI's use in war, or the massive data centers needed to power it.

[04:44:03] But a new book, The Problem with Personalization, warrants a different threat.

[04:44:08] Author Joseph Turro writes that AI is accelerating something already all around us, hyper-personalization.

[04:44:16] Today technology companies decide which ads, social media posts, and news stories each

[04:44:21] of us see a perfect time to get

[04:44:25] up independent senator Bernie

[04:44:27] Sanders of Vermont senator

[04:44:29] Sanders welcome back to meet

[04:44:30] the press good to be with you

[04:44:33] it's wonderful to have you back

[04:44:35] particularly ahead of these big

[04:44:37] elections coming up on Tuesday I

[04:44:39] do want to start though with this

[04:44:42] state of play for the Democratic

[04:44:43] Party you really were one of the

[04:44:45] top people who brought

[04:44:46] Democratic socialism into the

[04:44:48] mainstream senator and a new

[04:44:50] poll finds that one-third of Democratic-leaning voters now identify as Democratic Socialists.

[04:44:58] And we've seen, quite frankly, Democratic Socialists win in primaries throughout this

[04:45:02] election cycle so far.

[04:45:04] But are you confident that Democratic Socialists can win in general elections in purple states?

[04:45:11] Well, I am, but I'm mostly confident that the American people know that our country

[04:45:18] today is moving in a very, very bad direction. At a time when we have more

[04:45:25] income and wealth inequality than we've ever had in the history of America.

[04:45:29] What's going on now makes the gilded age of Rockefeller look like a egalitarian

[04:45:35] utopia. What's going on now is that millions of our people right now in the

[04:45:40] richest country are struggling to put food on the table, pay for health care,

[04:45:44] pay for their rent, pay for their mortgage.

[04:45:47] You got half of older workers who have nothing in savings as they face retirement.

[04:45:53] You face seeing kids unable to afford to go to college in the richest country in the history

[04:45:58] of the world.

[04:45:59] So people all over America looking around and saying, hey, wait a minute, the very richest

[04:46:03] people are becoming richer.

[04:46:05] Elon Musk himself, one man, owns more wealth by far than the bottom half of American households.

[04:46:13] What in God's name is going on?

[04:46:15] And people look at the Republican leadership and Donald Trump and say, you know, this

[04:46:19] guy's worried about a reflecting pool.

[04:46:22] I can't afford my retirement.

[04:46:24] He's starting a war in Iran, costing us huge amounts of money, killing innocent people.

[04:46:28] 18 American servicemen are dead.

[04:46:30] What are they doing?

[04:46:32] And then you look at the Democratic Party leadership, which also gets their money like

[04:46:35] the Republicans from very wealthy people.

[04:46:38] And people are saying, it's the Democratic leadership representing ordinary Americans.

[04:46:43] But I think as people look at the Republicans, they say no, they're out of touch.

[04:46:46] Look at the Democratic leadership say, no, they're out of touch.

[04:46:50] We need a government, a radical idea that works for all people and not just for wealthy

[04:46:55] campaign contributors.

[04:46:57] That's why from New York City with Mondani, and in Colorado, and in California, and in

[04:47:03] Montana, I think you're going to see it in Michigan.

[04:47:05] People are saying, enough is enough, you know, let's get a government that represents all

[04:47:08] of us.

[04:47:09] to tell you something, Kristen, they're part of the exasperation that the American people

[04:47:14] are feeling. It's not just that an economy, which is rigged, they're looking at a corrupt,

[04:47:18] underlying corrupt campaign finance system. And what you're seeing in Michigan right now

[04:47:24] is APAC, all the billionaires funded super PACs, putting tens and tens of millions of

[04:47:29] dollars against Abdul Assyed in Minnesota against Peggy, a Flanagan, same thing. So

[04:47:36] got billionaires but that's right ladies and gentlemen it's official tank top

[04:47:42] streams are fucking back okay there you go there you go you wanted it

[04:47:52] why was he we didn't even reach we didn't even reach the fucking wait what

[04:47:57] is happening is it working there it is there it is okay you wanted it you got

[04:48:04] it tank top streams the only thing that remains is now gaming okay tank top is

[04:48:11] back it's nice out it's fucking it was too hot I should have just worn it out

[04:48:18] put on the suit jacket now they're like dude we need a suit jacket back

[04:48:29] you got a suit up for the donnie interview fox is gonna be all over that

[04:48:33] reaction. I'm not doing an interview with Dony. I'm just watching it on CNN.

[04:48:44] It's weird seeing you out of a suit at this point.

[04:48:50] What?

[04:48:54] New Souls game comes out tomorrow. Be so reincarnation. Nice.

[04:48:58] Oh, I see you're wearing the worst rugby team Australia and not the best rugby team the spring box of South, South Africa.

[04:49:08] Yeah, I'm rapping Australia. Yeah, I'm raping OZ.

[04:49:12] Australia, Shreya, Shreya, I'm rapping it.

[04:49:17] Rot, fucking hell.

[04:49:19] Um, they clip it and you look slow and you'll be, they'll be jelly.

[04:49:27] Hi, man. I got a message for the people's Republic of China. You're too muscly. Can you deflate in Twinkie-Fly?

[04:49:35] Tom Tiffany is already on your date. Let's go.

[04:49:42] Let's go. Tom Tiffany's campaign reacts to Francesca Hong campaigning with St. Plager.

[04:49:48] Francesca Hong, choosing the campaign with individuals set in America's deserve 9-11, called Cummings in the honorable Engle and believe Cavals would be killed is certainly a choice.

[04:49:55] Tom hitting the usual talking points that they surely help they

[04:50:00] They surely help others win. Yeah, he's got no motion

[04:50:05] You look so Jersey right now

[04:50:07] Dude wait till I I mean if I take my glass on that this is the most this is maximum Jersey

[04:50:13] I take the glasses off and I'm just I'm just gonna keep hitting fucking

[04:50:17] Double peaks double peaks. It's been so long since I've let the pits out

[04:50:21] It's been so long since I've actually let the guns out. It feels different, right? It feels it feels silly. It feels crazy

[04:50:33] Ivan you haven't seen you haven't seen this side of me in so long

[04:50:47] I'm giving it to you guys you wanted it you got it. Okay

[04:50:51] I'm feeling, I'm feeling good. We got, you know, we're knocking on doors, we're making phone calls,

[04:50:59] we're phone banking. I see, I see you guys having an impact out here and it gets me excited.

[04:51:13] Yeah, whatever you think about a Sondpiker, he's using his platform to campaign for candidates

[04:51:17] in ways no one else really ever has before. I always try to use the candidates for hours,

[04:51:21] raising thousands of dollars. Yeah, I was talking to someone in the media about this as well.

[04:51:28] What's really interesting, well, the guy who's been with me this whole time,

[04:51:34] with the glasses are fake. No, they're not. I have to wear them to see.

[04:51:39] But a lot of journalists would flip to have this level of unprecedented access to these campaigns,

[04:51:47] Like a lot of media would and we just not only do we get not only do we get this level of access

[04:51:54] But we also

[04:51:58] Why does your neck look so long homie it's because you've only seen it with the fucking shirt for the longest time

[04:52:05] um

[04:52:07] But what's really interesting about it is like

[04:52:10] The the because i'm like working with these campaigns as well like there's a there's a level of established trust obviously

[04:52:16] So, we get to not only like participating in these campaigns in very meaningful ways,

[04:52:24] which is great, but also from a simple media perspective, like, you get to see something

[04:52:31] very different that the media is never capable of showing.

[04:52:35] Because no campaign will ever, no campaign will ever normally allow a live broadcast

[04:52:42] to take place behind closed doors or candidates are just like chilling and you get to see

[04:52:49] like the behind the scenes of a campaign like this.

[04:52:55] And it's very interesting because, it's very interesting because like a lot of people don't

[04:53:00] even understand how unprecedented that is.

[04:53:04] And of course it's also, it also adds to the authenticity.

[04:53:10] It also adds to the authenticity of these campaigns, like can you imagine like Hayley

[04:53:13] Stevens doing something like that?

[04:53:16] Would Hayley Stevens be able to have a live broadcast of her entire process just like

[04:53:25] having normal conversations with a person from the media?

[04:53:38] This is not going to happen.

[04:53:43] Audio only chatter, can you do some ASMR please?

[04:53:48] No.

[04:53:54] No politicians can survive on live streams,

[04:53:56] the arm is exceptional.

[04:53:57] I mean, all the politicians I'm hanging out with have been.

[04:54:08] the

[04:54:16] the issue was only a couple days remaining and I yeah let's go on our awesome doors and very excited to do it

[04:54:21] can we get a pay flash mister now

[04:54:27] when you starting on roads

[04:54:34] Democratic Socialism will take over. What is this? Ipsos poll released 724 to 731.

[04:54:44] Democrat sample. Would you prefer a Democrat or a Democratic Socialist? Democrat 57%. Democratic Socialist 38%.

[04:54:52] For the no college, Democrat is plus nine. For college, Dem Socialist is plus nine.

[04:54:58] age 18 and 34 dem social is plus nine

[04:55:01] age thirty five to fifty four dem social is is plus nine

[04:55:05] age fifty five democrat is plus nineteen

[04:55:09] white

[04:55:10] dem social is plus one non-white democrat plus one that's pretty good

[04:55:16] this is a winning coalition

[04:55:21] clean the cam with your armpit please

[04:55:24] what the fuck is going on you're like a bunch of horny hyenas dude how is this

[04:55:29] possible

[04:55:31] y'all

[04:55:32] are you that fucking you you're literally behaving

[04:55:38] you are literally behaving like a bunch of people who were stuck in the desert

[04:55:43] and you just got to an oasis okay

[04:55:46] and you're getting water for the first time

[04:55:49] you're literally i show you a little bit of pain you're like i'm gonna fucking

[04:55:52] kill myself if you don't rub your pits so I can lick my screen

[04:56:01] what the fuck that's crazy it's just a little here there you go that's it that's

[04:56:09] all you get okay here you go

[04:56:17] also we met some of the people outside today there's like mothers that are

[04:56:22] watching. There's grandmas that are watching. It's crazy when you think about it, yeah, this is

[04:56:30] pretty wild. It is legitimately insane that this is the extent of support Hong has had all

[04:56:34] cycle and she's likely winning the Wisconsin Governor Dem primary by double digits. Yeah,

[04:56:38] I mean, that's a testament to how powerful the SA is out here and it's a testament to how powerful

[04:56:42] Hong's campaign is because she's been, I mean, she's great. She's phenomenal. It's very clear

[04:56:51] that are messages resonating with a lot of voters here. And there's good reason. She's charismatic.

[04:57:00] She's affable. She's personable.

[04:57:05] Yeah, I do think the less momentum within the Democratic Party is unstoppable so long as the

[04:57:09] center continues offering absolutely nothing beyond being anti-left. But Michigan Senate and

[04:57:13] Wisconsin governor is easily the most important elections the left has ever had if we win every

[04:57:18] narrative crumbles. Yeah. And if we lose, yes, there will be lots of explanations,

[04:57:22] including that Americans are really Islamophobic outside. It's very Arab name,

[04:57:25] but ultimately our credibility is still online. We cannot afford to lose race like there's no

[04:57:28] pressure. Yeah. The Stavo is bringing the fucking big guns. LaGuardia going to Detroit,

[04:57:34] and everyone on the flight is going to Canvas. We got planes. Dude, MYC DSA loves elections.

[04:57:47] Okay, they fucking this is I'm telling you right now

[04:57:53] This is their opportunity. They nut if if boomers

[04:57:58] Not every time they vote, okay

[04:58:01] Dsa nyc nuts every time there is any election whatsoever where they can doorknock or they can canvas where they can phone bank

[04:58:10] Okay, they literally love it. They live for it. It is crazy. I've never seen anything like it. Okay

[04:58:16] I've never seen anything like it. They love elections

[04:58:24] Straight up

[04:58:26] There is

[04:58:28] There is no force in the country like the DSA right

[04:58:34] There is no force in the country like the DSA right that loves getting other people to vote

[04:58:39] The voters not think it's odd that the establishment Dems and establishment media have not attacked the Republican challengers rather they only attacked the left flank. I don't think they they think about it like that.

[04:58:51] Chatter was correct before you leave from Michigan. You need to order from Culver's, the fries, the fish,

[04:59:07] the hamburgers and the chicken are so delicious.

[04:59:12] They must be, then they must be perma-nutting all you American motherfuckers do is vote,

[04:59:21] I know. Check it for the AuraShots, scroll down. Yeah, I saw. We saw this article already.

[04:59:41] Why is everybody freaking out about Culver's?

[04:59:43] We have Culver's in Michigan.

[04:59:44] What are people talking about now?

[04:59:49] I don't even know.

[04:59:55] Let me see what the fuck Culver's is.

[04:59:59] Is it just a burgle spot?

[05:00:04] There's a Culver's in Colorado and Texas.

[05:00:09] I just don't get it.

[05:00:10] Why is it so good? It's just a Midwest thing?

[05:00:17] Yes, we demand you eat cheese curds.

[05:00:23] Wisconsin cheese curds.

[05:00:26] And then what?

[05:00:39] Okay, I'm doing it.

[05:00:40] And then what a butter

[05:00:46] Do I am I supposed to get a butter burger cheese or something

[05:00:49] No, I don't eat fish man. I don't eat fish. I'm ordering it right now

[05:00:52] Do I get a butter burger cheese? Well, I can't even get anything right now because I have to mobilize soon

[05:00:57] I have to leave soon

[05:01:03] Butter burger deluxe

[05:01:05] Butter, burger, cheese curds, crinkle curds, fries, and chicken strips get it all.

[05:01:10] I'm going to get the buffalo chicken tenders.

[05:01:22] With a concrete shake.

[05:01:28] You got to get frozen custard.

[05:01:30] Okay, y'all are fucking on crack, dude.

[05:01:34] I

[05:01:36] Culver's deluxe is that what it is?

[05:01:39] Frozen custard

[05:01:42] Oh my god chat is is it the is the entire chat Culver's is that what it is are you guys all from fucking, Wisconsin?

[05:01:49] What's happening?

[05:01:51] Actually, what the fuck's going on? This is actually crazy. Everyone lit the fuck up. I've never seen Chad this excited

[05:01:59] Get the butter burger

[05:02:04] I have never seen chat this motherfucking excited for anything before what the hell

[05:02:12] Culver's deluxe or butter burger butter burger cheese

[05:02:23] With American cheese lightly toasted Kaiser bun

[05:02:28] add toppings, ketchup, mustard, pickles, raw onion, lettuce, mayo, tomato

[05:02:50] Hannah is warning me that I probably shouldn't order food right now because I have to mobilize soon

[05:02:55] I have to leave in like 10 minutes

[05:02:59] No lettuce, okay, no lettuce my bad y'all are fucking crazy

[05:03:03] Oh my god. Oh my god. No lettuce. No lettuce. No lettuce. He's gonna be pooping

[05:03:11] Why no lettuce what cuz of the fucking?

[05:03:18] Get a double deluxe cheeseburger value basket sub the fries for cheese curds and the drink for a concrete mixer of your

[05:03:24] favorite flavor. I got a butter burger cheese lightly toasted butter kaiser bun

[05:03:30] with American cheese added all the toppings except for lettuce, buffalo

[05:03:34] chicken tenders, four-piece with creamy jalapeno sauce, a malt that's coming for

[05:03:38] free because I ordered so much, Wisconsin cheese curds, Wisconsin cheddar cheese

[05:03:44] sauce, crinkle croff fries, two bottles of water, and a signature sauce. Let's see

[05:03:50] how long it takes for the gay here. Chatters right get it? I don't think I'll be able to

[05:04:11] get it. Yeah, it's not going to be here on time. Sorry. I'm not

[05:04:22] going to get it. You feeding Africa? Yeah, I'm feeding my

[05:04:25] own, feeding my own ass. Chad is mostly Midwest. I know. Midwesters

[05:04:30] socialism is so dank. It makes sense. It makes sense why you

[05:04:35] guys are are, you know, really invested in this stuff. I would

[05:04:40] want to make sure I would want to make sure if I lived here I would want to

[05:04:44] make sure that I make this as affordable and as livable as possible I

[05:04:49] wouldn't want to fucking I wouldn't want like I don't know profiteers to come in

[05:04:58] and hedge funds to come in and destroy these neighborhoods

[05:05:04] hello I'm the neighbor of the socialist it's a banable offense to be from

[05:05:07] neighbor bill. You're gonna take one second off. It's your first warning. What

[05:05:23] is this? I'm not not a fan of some part of it. Thank you, some part of it from the

[05:05:28] depths of my soul.

[05:05:37] I saw the Haley Stevens voters and kicked out Muslims, but I'm the CEO of Culver's.

[05:05:55] Please help me to cause a living more affordable so more people can eat out at Culver's.

[05:06:01] Yeah, I know.

[05:06:03] Carvel vows to abandon the Democratic Party Democrat Party if far love is on

[05:06:08] piker becomes leading voice let's take a look at that I didn't even did I even

[05:06:11] watch this on stream yet

[05:06:17] we were running around so much that I didn't even get to fucking I didn't even

[05:06:23] get to react to this I saw it this morning it was awesome yeah this is what

[05:06:28] a posting.

[05:06:32] So where should Democrats draw the line on this stuff?

[05:06:37] Well Scott Galloway says, I believe it, I think that he's one of the smartest, most

[05:06:41] cogent, brilliant analysts there is, and I'm not sure if we're able to understand what

[05:06:47] Montgomery's doing, but to talk about the large and democratic party post-election in

[05:06:52] Michigan going forward.

[05:06:53] I am not going to be in the same party with the Sunpike, I can tell you that right now.

[05:06:57] If he becomes a force in a democratic party, I'm out of here.

[05:07:01] Wait a minute, what do you mean?

[05:07:04] No, what will we do without James Carvel, who hasn't won a race since 1999, who's married

[05:07:13] to a Dick Cheney staffer or a Dick Cheney consultant, who's brilliant message to the

[05:07:23] Which by the way, I think James Carvel every day for this one was to just show your belly

[05:07:29] Show your belly to the Republicans allow the Republicans to run a muck and the remind voters that harm reduction

[05:07:35] Does matter at the end of the day and that is what frustrated

[05:07:39] I think a lot of the barbers and the devils in the party who are like what the fuck are you guys doing?

[05:07:43] Like these guys are destroying these guys are destroying the country and you're not doing anything so

[05:07:49] that was the the final nail in the coffin that is what made that is what made

[05:07:56] a lot of Democrats realize that there's no help coming from these assholes and

[05:08:03] it made it a lot easier for us to do our advocacy

[05:08:10] so yeah thank you James Carville no intention of ever being in the same

[05:08:15] political party with that guy. Now, I think that a majority of overwhelming majority Democrats

[05:08:21] agree with me. But this idea that we're going to seize the means of production and this

[05:08:27] don't just don't look at the DSA platform. You don't have to look any further than that.

[05:08:34] And you know, Jagi, it may be that the two party system is just going to be under tremendous

[05:08:38] stress.

[05:08:39] Dude, Bill Maher, John Fetterman, and then John Lesserman, this fucking asshole, I mean literally John Fetterman on Ozempic.

[05:08:51] These are some of the worst people, dude. It's awesome. These are some of the worst scumbags. So if they just, if they're out, who's gonna miss them?

[05:09:05] Yeah, from John Fetterman to John Slenderman.

[05:09:09] you see it and talk to Margella Green on the Republican side you see it going on right.

[05:09:30] Margella Green?

[05:09:32] Margella Green?

[05:09:35] What the fuck is a Margella Green?

[05:09:38] Margella right now and I can't sit here and tell you for certain the audience

[05:09:52] don't turn out but the one thing I can tell you for certain and so I'm tight

[05:09:55] there in James Fallville a garden not going to be in the same political party

[05:09:58] one of us is gonna leave it might even be me

[05:10:02] All right, there's here

[05:10:09] Sampak

[05:10:14] Rota is wrong, he consulted for Ehud Barak

[05:10:16] Yeah

[05:10:24] Democratic socialists did very well in a New York primary last week and now establishment

[05:10:30] Democrats are losing their shit.

[05:10:33] Namely, this gentleman, James Carville,

[05:10:35] if you're not familiar with James Carville,

[05:10:37] you're probably thinking,

[05:10:37] oh, are they doing a production of American History Acts

[05:10:40] at a-

[05:10:41] Mike is already outside.

[05:10:44] What are you doing?

[05:10:47] Presidential Hospice Facility, and he's playing the lead.

[05:10:50] No, he's actually a Democratic strategist,

[05:10:53] the kind of centrist Voldemort,

[05:10:56] and he has got his testicular girdle and a twist

[05:10:59] about these DSA candidates.

[05:11:01] And I would just respectfully invite James Carville

[05:11:04] to shut the fuck up.

[05:11:07] You fucking talent here, Jack Skellington, motherfucker.

[05:11:11] You, you, this dude is like,

[05:11:14] he looks like if you put Tommy Lee Jones in the dishwasher

[05:11:17] and then found out that he was hand washed only

[05:11:20] because this is what came out.

[05:11:22] He started talking about a schism,

[05:11:23] how there needs to be a schism in the party

[05:11:25] so he doesn't have to associate with the likes of the DSA.

[05:11:28] How about Suggest to James Carville? How about a schism between you and any future public appearances?

[05:11:33] How about that? That'd be a schism I think we could all get behind.

[05:11:36] How about a schism from the man who looks like ancient jizz-

[05:11:41] He starts list-

[05:11:42] This guy's so awesome. I don't know why he's so fucking based.

[05:11:47] Like, I don't know how this happened, I don't know where it came from.

[05:11:50] But he's just so sick, he's so dope.

[05:11:53] the things that are deal breakers for him and that's not how it works. The electorate

[05:11:57] is telling you what they want. You don't respond by telling them you're deal breakers. That's

[05:12:03] like if somebody were to dump you and you were to respond by saying, okay, but I am

[05:12:08] not going to be your boyfriend anymore unless you listen to my clarinet covers of radiohead

[05:12:13] songs without checking your phone and you peg me more than just on my birthday. It's

[05:12:17] not a good strategy. I'm speaking from experience here. Some of these democratic socialists have

[05:12:22] said some crazy shit, to be fair, but I would much rather have somebody who has some fight

[05:12:27] and some conviction in these seats than consultant-bred focus group-fed, eight-pack sugar daddy,

[05:12:35] do-nothing, manufactured opposition, horseshit establishment Democrats. That's what I would

[05:12:40] prefer. And Bill Maher is also upset about it. Bill Maher, who also just won a Mark Twain award,

[05:12:45] which is appropriate because he is a lot in common with Mark Twain, and that most of their original

[05:12:50] fans have passed away and they both are very comfortable using the n-word so

[05:12:56] that's amazing all right i think if the likes of bill mar and james carvel are upset they were

[05:13:03] probably uh turning over a new leaf and it's something to be celebrated so uh mazel tough everybody

[05:13:10] Bsmote, Bsmote, Bsmote, Bsmote, Bsmote, Bsmote.

[05:13:17] Um, okay, we are...

[05:13:23] What is this?

[05:13:32] He's an upright citizen's brigade alumni?

[05:13:35] Yeah, I know.

[05:13:37] Yeah, he's awesome. What? Um, get Zach on stream. You're both from New Jersey. He follows

[05:13:48] me. Wait, Zach follows me. Oh, I didn't know that. Yeah, I would love to have him on stream.

[05:13:53] All right, let's get back to Bernie. I go travel. We want change. And that is why progressives,

[05:14:03] Democratic socialists are doing so well all over this country. They got an agenda that speaks to the needs of working families

[05:14:09] They're prepared to stand up to the oligarchs. Let's talk about Michigan. You raised it your endorsed candidate

[05:14:15] Dr. Abdul al-Sayed is running against Congresswoman Haley Stevens

[05:14:19] She is backed by much of the Democratic establishment that you're talking about senator

[05:14:24] How confident are you that he's gonna win on Tuesday? Can he pull out a victory?

[05:14:27] Look, he has taken on, I've never, you know, I'm not a political scientist.

[05:14:35] I cannot.

[05:14:36] I don't know.

[05:14:37] I think it's one.

[05:14:38] Go to OBS for a moment.

[05:14:47] See you, brother.

[05:14:53] Good.

[05:14:54] Alright, thanks, Mike. Love you. Thanks.

[05:15:16] Very much. And I'll tell you why in a kind of selfish reason.

[05:15:20] Everybody in America understands that our current health care system is totally broken.

[05:15:25] We got spending unbelievable amounts of money twice as much per capita as the people of

[05:15:30] any other country, 85 million uninsured, underinsured prices way high.

[05:15:35] Dr. El Sayed is somebody I need in the Senate as he fights for Medicare fall.

[05:15:41] He's a doctor.

[05:15:42] He has seen the broken health care system.

[05:15:44] We need him to make sure that every man, woman, and child in this country has health care

[05:15:48] as a human right, as is the case in every other major country on Earth.

[05:15:52] Well, and as you know, Senator, it is going to be very hard for Democrats to win back

[05:15:55] the Senate if they do not win the state of Michigan.

[05:15:59] This is Senator Gary Peter Seat that we're talking about.

[05:16:03] He's backing Hailey Stevens.

[05:16:05] He argued that she's the more electable candidate here, but he said, Senator, you have to have

[05:16:09] a candidate who understands that winning a general election doesn't mean just turning

[05:16:13] out Democrats.

[05:16:14] You also have to appeal to a broader cross-section of your state, and Michigan is a true, purple

[05:16:21] state.

[05:16:22] What do you think Dr. El-Sayed will have to do in order to turn out moderates and independents

[05:16:27] to win a general election if he does win on Tuesday?

[05:16:31] Well, I think Gary makes a good point, and the reason I think that Dr. El-Sayed will

[05:16:39] win in Michigan is that if you're working class Republican, you know what?

[05:16:43] You can't afford healthcare.

[05:16:45] You know the system is broken.

[05:16:48] You are struggling to figure out how you're going to retire with dignity.

[05:16:52] You understand that the current campaign finance system is broken.

[05:16:58] You understand that workers need decent wages and outside it is fighting for a livable

[05:17:03] minimum wage.

[05:17:05] And by the way, if you're Republican, you know, maybe we should be investing our money

[05:17:11] into michigan into vermont into america rather than giving the extremist government of neton yahu

[05:17:17] in israel tens of billions of dollars continue their atrocities against the palace that you

[05:17:22] can take it to my next question yeah i think if you're a working class okay if you're a working

[05:17:27] class republican in michigan i think you're gonna listen to what al-sayed says you're gonna

[05:17:32] and i think many of them will end up voting for him i want to have this as well of course

[05:17:37] Okay, and I want to follow up on what you just said. Dr. Alsayed has made Israel a central issue in his primary.

[05:17:43] He said he quote, often struggles with the question of whether Israel has the right to exist as a Jewish state in the past.

[05:17:51] Senator, you have been quite clear that you do support Israel as a Jewish state. Should Dr. Alsayed speak with the same clarity?

[05:17:59] Look, I think right now the immediate issue of the moment is whether or not we continue

[05:18:08] to put tens of billions of dollars into the extremist Netanyahu government, which has

[05:18:15] killed 75,000 Palestinians, mostly women and children, wounded 150,000, destroyed their

[05:18:23] infrastructure.

[05:18:24] And what the American people are saying overwhelmingly, Democrats, many independents, the majority

[05:18:30] of them, and many Republicans, especially younger Republicans, we got better things to

[05:18:34] do with our money than to continue to fund the military of Israel.

[05:18:38] All right.

[05:18:39] A number of more questions to get through with you.

[05:18:41] I do want to talk about Maine.

[05:18:43] Democrats have now replaced Graham Plattner as the Senate Democratic nominee with former

[05:18:47] State Senator Troy Jackson.

[05:18:50] Plattner's candidacy, of course, as you know, is derailed by a series of controversies.

[05:18:54] And when he dropped out, the party only had a matter of days to settle on a replacement.

[05:18:59] Are you confident that Troy Jackson has been fully vetted, Senator?

[05:19:05] Well, I was not involved in that process at all.

[05:19:10] I mean, as you indicated, they had to move very, very quickly.

[05:19:12] And I think the main Democratic party did the best they could under difficult circumstances.

[05:19:17] I could say as I have known Troy for a number of years.

[05:19:22] He is a fifth generation logger.

[05:19:25] You want a working class voice in Washington, DC.

[05:19:28] Troy is certainly that voice.

[05:19:31] I have seen his platform.

[05:19:33] It is a strong platform standing up for working families, taking on the oligarchs fighting

[05:19:38] for Medicare.

[05:19:40] For all Maine, like Vermont, is an older state.

[05:19:43] understands that we have to make sure that we do not cut social security

[05:19:47] benefits, in fact expand social security benefits by demanding the wealthy

[05:19:51] starting to pay their fair share of taxes. So I've known Troy and I look

[05:19:58] forward to working with him in the US Senate. Are you going to endorse him? If

[05:20:03] you ask me to, I certainly will. Okay, let me ask you because you were one of the

[05:20:08] earliest and frankly most influential supporters of Graham Platner's campaign.

[05:20:14] This week Democratic Senator, your colleague Senator John Federman had this message for

[05:20:18] you.

[05:20:19] Take a listen Senator.

[05:20:20] I would be frustrated with someone like Bernie Sanders.

[05:20:24] You know why, why aren't people angry?

[05:20:26] Why they promoted you know someone like Platner, an accused rapist.

[05:20:31] So really Bernie you have no regret endorsing and proud to stand with an accused rapist.

[05:20:37] A guy that roughs up his ex-girlfriends,

[05:20:40] a guy that had a Nazi tattoo on his chest.

[05:20:43] What's your response to Senator Federman?

[05:20:46] Well, my response to Federman is, last time I saw it,

[05:20:50] he was reflecting the views about 19% of the Democrats

[05:20:55] in the state of Pennsylvania,

[05:20:56] I think probably lower than any other member

[05:20:58] of the Democratic Senate.

[05:21:00] Federman does his thing, I think on his work.

[05:21:04] It's out of focus, isn't it, it's up.

[05:21:06] focus all right we're here it's good on you good all right I am I was reading

[05:21:16] Twitter so I forgot to swap it back what's up what's happening chat we're

[05:21:22] here we're we're heading to our next event I have no idea what this is but

[05:21:29] apparently it's a bar or something and we're just gonna chill here for a

[05:21:35] little bit and then I'm gonna come back and add like the core worker oh hell yeah

[05:21:42] okay well I'm gonna you know what I needed I needed a sleeveless

[05:21:47] Francesca shirt that's what I should be wearing right now it's a big miss it's a

[05:21:53] big miss for me but I didn't bring my my friend hot shirts as I wore them

[05:21:58] recently I wore them like in the last couple days I was at the gym but in any

[05:22:04] case click it it's get bro we're getting out of the fucking car what do you

[05:22:07] want right now are you gonna show us the auto are you gonna show us the auto

[05:22:12] park here this is this kind of like I'm doing so much I do for this one okay

[05:22:17] see okay don't show us the auto park it's fine

[05:22:22] Oh shit.

[05:22:24] Is this free?

[05:22:26] Especially like the, it's really helpful when it's like the tiger spots.

[05:22:30] What?

[05:22:32] It's working on it.

[05:22:36] What the fuck?

[05:22:42] That was weird.

[05:22:44] It's never done that.

[05:22:46] Oh my god, it's wide open too.

[05:22:48] It's wide open.

[05:22:50] That's crazy. That was like two spots.

[05:22:52] Honestly with the tighter spots bro, this is a lifesaver.

[05:22:55] Especially when I'm in front of the place I'm actually going.

[05:22:58] So you don't look stupid trying over and over.

[05:23:01] That would have looked crazy.

[05:23:02] That was crazy. I don't know.

[05:23:03] It tries to hit the breeze.

[05:23:05] I think it was going to take a while.

[05:23:09] Yeah, yeah.

[05:23:10] Yeah, yeah.

[05:23:18] You were in the tunnel, DSP, but I was fucking...

[05:23:21] We changed to a tank top.

[05:23:23] It was too hot!

[05:23:24] Dude, I showered.

[05:23:25] Wait, really?

[05:23:26] I understand about tank top.

[05:23:28] You probably put on deodorant before you left, too.

[05:23:33] Of course.

[05:23:35] It was too hot, it was too hot.

[05:23:37] And now it's gonna be cold because it's actually kind of it's kind of windy and it's the sun's going down. Yeah

[05:23:42] I'm all we're not gonna be here for too long. You've got a tank top on

[05:23:47] Guns are out. I went from I went from wearing a

[05:23:51] I went from wearing a shirt and a suit

[05:24:03] They've been asking for it

[05:24:05] Do I ask for this?

[05:24:07] Oh yeah.

[05:24:08] South African team?

[05:24:09] No, it's really good.

[05:24:10] Australia?

[05:24:11] Oh.

[05:24:12] Australia.

[05:24:13] I'm not sure.

[05:24:14] I don't know.

[05:24:15] Well, I've never tested a rugby, a rugby ball in life.

[05:24:20] Not at all.

[05:24:21] Never.

[05:24:22] Probably not.

[05:24:23] It's probably done a shooting.

[05:24:24] Oh my God.

[05:24:25] I'm a superhero.

[05:24:26] See?

[05:24:27] This is a person.

[05:24:28] I'm a superhero.

[05:24:29] What is he doing?

[05:24:30] You can't help me.

[05:24:32] Let's count how many tank top comments he gets

[05:25:02] Good job.

[05:25:03] Yeah, dude.

[05:25:04] That's not happening, is it?

[05:25:05] All right.

[05:25:06] We need to go to the same locker room.

[05:25:08] All right.

[05:25:09] What's the deal?

[05:25:11] Wait, really?

[05:25:11] You did not know that he was hard-working or anything.

[05:25:14] I was watching your screen.

[05:25:15] Oh, Jesus.

[05:25:15] Jesus.

[05:25:16] Jesus.

[05:25:17] Hey, you got my mom.

[05:25:19] I was watching your screen.

[05:25:21] And saw it.

[05:25:22] You made sure I saw it.

[05:25:23] That's so funny.

[05:25:24] That's incredible.

[05:25:26] Oh, you didn't bring the fuck up.

[05:25:27] Oh, of course I did.

[05:25:28] Oh, you did?

[05:25:29] Oh, thank God.

[05:25:29] OK.

[05:26:00] All right, it's party time!

[05:26:21] Hey, Jack. I'm Julio. I'm from Connecticut, DSA.

[05:26:24] I just want to give you an assignment. Okay? In Connecticut, we have a bunch of

[05:26:29] really awesome democratic socialists that are running for our state legislature right now

[05:26:33] and I need you, if you're in Connecticut or around Connecticut, to go out and

[05:26:36] count us for them for our primary date on August 11. Okay? The names are Miriam Khan. She is the

[05:26:42] first ever Muslim woman and first ever Muslim socialist elected in Connecticut. She needs your

[05:26:47] help. August 11, she's fighting against a very, very incredibly corrupt. He's under federal

[05:26:53] investigation for his corruption incumbent in our state legislature and

[05:26:58] having her in that seat would be absolutely huge for the working class and

[05:27:02] for our immigrant communities. I also need you to go out on campus for Nick Gauthier

[05:27:06] out in Montville for our state legislature and sorry I'm blanking

[05:27:12] I'm blank on the last one but I will be back I will be back to shut that out okay

[05:27:17] Hi, and yeah, you're from Connecticut too?

[05:27:21] Hey, let's go.

[05:27:23] But yeah, follow CTDSA, CTDSA on Instagram.

[05:27:27] All one word, and come out.

[05:27:29] We need you.

[05:27:29] We need you August 11th.

[05:27:31] So we need you whenever you're available to come out

[05:27:33] and count this for us.

[05:27:34] Can you do that for me, chat?

[05:27:36] Please, I'm counting on you.

[05:27:37] Connecticut is counting on you.

[05:27:38] The working class is counting on you.

[05:27:40] Pouring fin.

[05:27:42] Danbury.

[05:27:44] Drinkstead.

[05:27:46] Reach for it.

[05:27:48] Get out there.

[05:27:50] I'm getting a drink.

[05:27:52] Fuck it.

[05:27:54] Just fucking wine.

[05:27:56] Yeah, but we're not there yet.

[05:27:58] We need to buy the real deal.

[05:28:00] We're not there yet.

[05:28:02] We need to buy the real deal.

[05:28:04] Yeah we need to buy the real deal.

[05:28:06] We need to buy the real deal.

[05:28:08] Fuck it. Fuck it, why not?

[05:28:10] Hey guys, we got a mic.

[05:28:12] And so it's...

[05:28:13] We getting shots?

[05:28:14] Shot?

[05:28:15] No.

[05:28:16] I don't know about that.

[05:28:18] You thought this was a political stream?

[05:28:20] Yeah.

[05:28:22] Yeah.

[05:28:30] Oh, I don't need it.

[05:28:31] I'm gonna give it a whiskey.

[05:28:33] Keep it simple.

[05:28:35] Do you want a whiskey sour?

[05:28:38] You said you want a whiskey sour?

[05:28:42] So where'd you bring up a whiskey sour?

[05:28:44] Yeah, I'm not even straight whiskey.

[05:28:48] Bob, what?

[05:28:50] I got a whiskey sour.

[05:28:52] Lemonade.

[05:28:54] We don't deserve a whiskey sour.

[05:28:57] Is the internet good in here?

[05:28:59] It's good.

[05:29:01] I

[05:29:04] Can't see yeah, I don't have service in here. That's why I'm like

[05:29:14] Regular you're 45 year old bro check it out. Let me live for shit

[05:29:18] They even make it like right next to that.

[05:29:22] You know?

[05:29:29] See?

[05:29:30] It's like they're with tones of beer.

[05:29:32] Oh yeah, I heard about it.

[05:29:33] You can't get it.

[05:29:36] Wait, why?

[05:29:39] It was, yeah, they don't want it to be a little bad.

[05:29:44] Some cocktails in here.

[05:29:45] I think it was like...

[05:29:47] That's silver or something.

[05:29:49] What's that tequila face?

[05:29:51] Now they lean into it.

[05:29:53] Not really a beer guy, or sales.

[05:29:55] Mike, you ever have a spotted cow?

[05:29:57] A long-sleeved bird.

[05:29:59] What's it good?

[05:30:00] I'm not really a beer guy.

[05:30:02] Pretty standard.

[05:30:03] I can't have a silver stick.

[05:30:05] Alright, I want a spotted cow.

[05:30:07] If you get a spotted cow, very Wisconsin's in your bag.

[05:30:10] Alright guys, alright.

[05:30:11] It's equivalent to a long-sleeved baby.

[05:30:13] Alright, I'll go.

[05:30:15] All right, Connecticut, here are our SIOs.

[05:30:19] Merriam Khan, Nick Gautier, Justin Farmer.

[05:30:22] All right?

[05:30:23] Merriam Khan up in Hartford Bloomfield, Windsor.

[05:30:26] Hartford Bloomfield, Windsor.

[05:30:28] Nick Gautier, Merriam Khan.

[05:30:35] And Justin Farmer down in Hampton.

[05:30:36] Justin Farmer's my boy, okay?

[05:30:38] I was nervous, I blanked on his name,

[05:30:40] but you gotta come out and turn out for all of them.

[05:30:43] follow ct.dsa on instagram and come out join ct.dsa please we need you

[05:30:49] yeah they just have good peace out there they got socialism too which i didn't even know about

[05:30:56] Oh my God, no.

[05:31:03] You're alone on this one.

[05:31:12] Spot of beer is fine.

[05:31:14] I was a skeptic.

[05:31:15] Unhasterized spot of beer on shows.

[05:31:18] That's my name is information.

[05:31:21] There's a limit to the man is I know what good food is and I'm telling you

[05:31:32] Masquitero Pizza. Also Dominicans, what's up?

[05:31:44] You were like, oh it's too hot in LA. What the heck?

[05:31:48] I didn't bring it out. I just got a headset. And you can wear one of these any day.

[05:31:54] A beanie outside? You just gotta sweat and suffer. I think it was crazy with a beanie right now.

[05:31:59] With it with a tank, you made it. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, I heard your ass saying I'm

[05:32:07] joining a snark subreddit. Yeah, I said I'm gonna do it. Me and where the meeting.

[05:32:12] I'm gonna be a snarker from now on. The snarker machine is over. Yeah, it's over. It's over.

[05:32:17] Snarkin. No, I'll wear it when it gets cold.

[05:32:29] I forgot the order.

[05:32:31] Can you order for me?

[05:32:33] I forgot the order.

[05:32:35] What do you want?

[05:32:37] I want everybody to order their side dish.

[05:32:39] We don't have that.

[05:32:41] We don't have that.

[05:32:43] We don't have that.

[05:32:45] We don't have that.

[05:32:47] We're not a very much side dish.

[05:32:49] That's right.

[05:32:51] That's right.

[05:32:53] That's all I have.

[05:32:55] That's all I have.

[05:33:27] What's going on brother?

[05:33:37] I'm afraid.

[05:33:38] Hell yeah.

[05:33:39] I don't actually burn gears.

[05:33:40] How about the gear then?

[05:33:41] I'll stop.

[05:33:42] What's up?

[05:33:43] What's up?

[05:33:44] I was looking, I was looking like, I can't put it in.

[05:33:47] Fine.

[05:33:48] We gotta get her over there.

[05:34:50] Chat.

[05:34:59] I got you, I got you.

[05:35:01] Hold on, I gotta study for me, let's see.

[05:35:03] What's wrong with the stream?

[05:35:06] Okay, never mind.

[05:35:07] It's Austin Oxx the legend, the man in the myth.

[05:35:11] Chat, just for some context,

[05:35:12] everyone that's in this bar right now

[05:35:14] are people that work on canvassing, organizing,

[05:35:19] putting things together.

[05:35:20] They're the heart and soul of the campaign's efforts.

[05:35:25] This is more like a thank you event for some of the key folks.

[05:35:30] Just giving context of what's going on right now.

[05:35:32] So we're just here showing our support.

[05:35:50] I could not help but notice that I'm being allowed as part of the check today where everything changes today, right?

[05:36:02] I'm going to talk about healthcare policy honestly. I'll talk about that.

[05:36:06] Oh, man, that's bullshit.

[05:36:08] Tell me.

[05:36:10] Thank you.

[05:36:12] Um...

[05:36:14] No, no.

[05:36:16] Hold on.

[05:36:18] Don't shut the...

[05:36:20] Don't shut the camera.

[05:36:22] I got this.

[05:36:36] Oh, yeah, this is, uh, David's on the street.

[05:36:46] I know, uh, when the family went to go visit a son in L.A. she brought gifts, so I'm returning

[05:36:54] the family to visit.

[05:36:55] This is the tie that jumped bush water.

[05:36:56] Whoa!

[05:36:57] So we're going to pay for the lost metal trunk.

[05:36:58] No!

[05:36:59] It's the word ties now.

[05:37:00] It's tied.

[05:37:01] No!

[05:37:02] Bro, this is like...

[05:37:03] No, bro, this is like

[05:37:13] I couldn't think of a better home for him than you.

[05:37:15] Where did you get this?

[05:37:17] I was looking up Carl Rhodes signed pictures for a fund in mind

[05:37:19] where I happened to find the Jeb Bush autographed tie.

[05:37:21] I looked it up, it was real.

[05:37:23] It was like a real resale, I was like, damn.

[05:37:25] This is like Jeb Bush's tie that he wore

[05:37:27] on the day that he lost.

[05:37:29] The third debate, that he had his ass ticked when I watched it.

[05:37:31] No, no.

[05:37:32] That was the one where Jab Bush was like, oh, my mom's a good woman, and Trump goes,

[05:37:38] oh, she should have run that.

[05:37:39] Which I think is an all-time burden.

[05:37:40] Yeah, and he used to be so much better.

[05:37:43] Yeah.

[05:37:44] Before his, you know, he senile, but for a while there he was awful and also occasionally

[05:37:49] kind of funny for whatever reason.

[05:37:51] He had a shot.

[05:37:52] He's a bully.

[05:37:53] Americans love bullies.

[05:37:54] But those days are gone.

[05:37:56] Yeah, we gotta write some minds for franchise.

[05:37:58] We gotta make her into a killer.

[05:38:00] Yeah, she's so nice, you know.

[05:38:04] When the cameras are off, she can be a sort of an assassin,

[05:38:07] but not a very positive campaign.

[05:38:10] You've got to get the people speaking on the couch.

[05:38:13] Yeah, Tom, she's already talking about how you brought your audience.

[05:38:16] America's 7-9-11 guy on stage, and stuff.

[05:38:19] So, yeah, it's a real class act.

[05:38:23] I mean, would you have to tie a picture?

[05:38:24] I appreciate it.

[05:38:25] Thank you.

[05:38:25] Thank you so much.

[05:38:26] You're welcome.

[05:38:27] Oh, yeah.

[05:38:29] I am the chair of the Elections Office of the United States and I'm going to look at the USA and they're going to talk some shit with you.

[05:38:42] Okay. What are we talking about? Is that the election of Wisconsin politics in general?

[05:38:46] Great question, Mr. President.

[05:38:47] Are you filming this for the USA?

[05:38:48] Yes.

[05:38:49] Yes.

[05:39:19] you

[05:39:49] you

[05:40:19] you

[05:40:49] you

[05:41:19] you

[05:41:49] You

[05:42:19] Republicans, the anger at the Democratic Party as well.

[05:42:22] It's all that way here, I mean, when we go out to the rural areas, you would think we would do poorly in the rural areas.

[05:42:27] It's like, well, it's mostly kind of the anti-Semitism.

[05:42:30] And the centrist Democrats are actually the ones that are the most pro-Datacist here.

[05:42:35] We kind of have the Republicans positioning themselves as anti-Semitism.

[05:42:39] Yeah, but they're not.

[05:42:40] And they're lying.

[05:42:41] And they're lying.

[05:42:42] Yeah.

[05:42:43] Because they know we're not lying.

[05:42:44] So we're really...

[05:42:46] We have these unlike centrist democrats they want to win.

[05:42:49] That's the profit we want to win.

[05:42:51] Republicans want to win.

[05:42:53] Centrist democrats don't mind if they lose.

[05:42:56] As long as they lose gracefully and they can still collect

[05:42:59] paychecks by positioning themselves

[05:43:01] as the anti-republican party next cycle.

[05:43:05] We have a vision.

[05:43:06] So in your experience, when you feel like

[05:43:09] having a vision of the affirmative, it's it.

[05:43:13] Better overall, doesn't make it a lot easier

[05:43:15] when you're knocking on doors.

[05:43:16] I mean, it's all that, it's basically what's made this campaign, like, the thing that's made this campaign succeed is it's a new thing, and we saw it happen really early.

[05:43:25] But other than it's been striking, like, trying to get their own, let's see what they got with their messaging, what it's going to be, one.

[05:43:31] Yeah, our interest right now is what it represents, and what it is, blah blah blah, this is it.

[05:43:35] And everyone's long done for it, and we have 6,000 volunteers.

[05:43:39] Yeah, that's great.

[05:43:40] That's great.

[05:43:41] It's 6,000 of the lot.

[05:43:42] and it's a lot to manage, but I wonder if they're going to get some.

[05:43:45] Here's the thing. There's something unique about the Frenchist campaign as well.

[05:43:50] There aren't a lot of national endorsements, so most of the other extreme fans I've worked with,

[05:43:56] they got a burning on, they got a, you know, a sweep sometimes later,

[05:44:00] but there are, of course, you work with families already, like all these other nationalities,

[05:44:06] of Justice Democrats and things like that.

[05:44:09] Francesca is endorsed by me, Ilhan Omar,

[05:44:15] and I think that's it.

[05:44:17] I think it's for the time being.

[05:44:18] There's some more about my work.

[05:44:19] You know, one more for sure, but I just mean life.

[05:44:23] As a part of a national left movement, which

[05:44:26] has shown up in a lot of these races,

[05:44:31] this is pretty much a victory entirely

[05:44:34] in the case of herself or campaign and the local DSAs here.

[05:44:39] Yeah.

[05:44:39] It's like the level of the round game of DSA.

[05:44:43] We were in Milwaukee DSA.

[05:44:45] We were knocking doors before the campaign

[05:44:47] had an official field organizer.

[05:44:51] So we were out there in September.

[05:44:54] And it shows you how fucking excited everyone was about it.

[05:44:57] Yeah.

[05:44:57] Because we got out of there.

[05:44:59] We got out of there.

[05:45:01] And, of course, we would talk to them.

[05:45:03] He would like to make a decision.

[05:45:05] Oh, don't worry, he's coming.

[05:45:08] Hey, if I have anything to say about it,

[05:45:12] yeah, it's a reminder.

[05:45:14] We're streaming.

[05:45:15] What do I put in?

[05:45:17] You can hold it in your hand if you want.

[05:45:19] It's up to you.

[05:45:21] But in any case, what Scott was saying is,

[05:45:25] this is to your credit.

[05:45:27] It's the credit to the ground game that you guys put in,

[05:45:30] the work that you guys put in.

[05:46:02] So here's the thing, right?

[05:46:04] So Milwaukee, we work the embassy first.

[05:46:08] Madison, Madison, Madison, Madison, you hear this.

[05:46:11] Madison does amazing work, and Madison is Fran's home turf,

[05:46:14] and they shook it.

[05:46:16] Oh, okay, all right.

[05:46:17] And here they come, and here they come.

[05:46:19] Here they come.

[05:46:20] All right, all right.

[05:46:21] Tell them about how you're Fran's home turf

[05:46:23] and you're knocking less doors in this.

[05:46:25] Whoa!

[05:46:27] Oh, is it not?

[05:46:29] We're going to see what the numbers look like tomorrow.

[05:46:31] We will see what they look like.

[05:46:35] This is a comparably engagement.

[05:46:37] A little bit of a little bit of what?

[05:46:39] A little bit of South Korea.

[05:46:40] But you know what?

[05:46:41] We're in the spirit of collaboration.

[05:46:43] We're in the spirit of one nation.

[05:46:45] And we can get this out of the deep right now.

[05:46:47] We're keeping it.

[05:46:48] We can collaborate hard.

[05:46:49] It's squashed.

[05:46:50] It's squashed.

[05:46:51] A watch yourself.

[05:46:52] A watch yourself.

[05:46:53] A watch yourself.

[05:46:54] Watch yourself.

[05:46:55] Okay.

[05:46:56] Let's go.

[05:46:57] Well, what did we do last time?

[05:47:00] 30,000.

[05:47:02] He's washed.

[05:47:04] He's washed.

[05:47:06] Hey, it's a statewide race, boys.

[05:47:08] It's a statewide race.

[05:47:10] You all got to pull out the stops.

[05:47:12] And it's really nice because we're arguing about how much we're winning.

[05:47:14] Yeah.

[05:47:16] That's why we're fighting.

[05:47:18] I think at this stage, like the way I see it,

[05:47:20] first of all, it's never a done deal, right?

[05:47:22] Never.

[05:47:24] And you also have to show up,

[05:47:26] and you have to show up with enough numbers that it's a message.

[05:47:28] message you're sending a message for the rest of the country right now yeah I

[05:47:34] love that I mean we really want over 50% of the primary like we just want to

[05:47:39] cross that threshold so that's that's really good but I also see it as like I

[05:47:43] was you know firing up the troops earlier today we were door knocking and

[05:47:48] the way I like every every new voter that you convert right now is probably

[05:47:54] going to be a doorknocker in the general. We need all of the forces we can get against

[05:48:00] Tom Tiffany. Not because he's a particularly strong candidate, he's a scumbag. He's a

[05:48:06] regular Republican, he's asked, but he's got a lot of money, and I think the powers

[05:48:11] it be will recognize the dangers from their perspective, of course. The dangers of having

[05:48:19] a socialist governor in a swing state.

[05:48:23] Yeah, I mean, it's gonna set, I don't know if it's or I'm like,

[05:48:25] a moment back, he won that, they tried to run it back

[05:48:28] after he won the primary, you know,

[05:48:29] and it just triggered a lot of everything back.

[05:48:31] But I don't think the Wisconsin Democratic Party

[05:48:33] is gonna set up an opposition.

[05:48:34] I don't think so.

[05:48:34] Yeah, I don't think they will.

[05:48:36] But I know people in the party,

[05:48:38] I think that we are kind of in a bind with them.

[05:48:40] Yeah.

[05:48:41] Because we're the front-runner, it's like,

[05:48:42] who else could it be?

[05:48:44] It wasn't, and it also, what was interesting about it

[05:48:46] is it never really got nasty.

[05:48:48] I thought that was very interesting.

[05:48:50] And France stayed positive.

[05:48:51] Yeah.

[05:48:52] And that's why I stayed.

[05:48:53] Yeah, I mean, they did the whole thing, like, when she came on my stream, they were like,

[05:48:56] oh, that's, that's a bridge to follow.

[05:48:58] They do that.

[05:48:59] They do that.

[05:48:59] They always love doing that.

[05:49:00] They always love doing this.

[05:49:01] There's still articles.

[05:49:03] Finger wagging.

[05:49:03] There's still articles getting published ago in Francisco who went on his son, who said he deserved that.

[05:49:09] Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[05:49:09] He's bringing it on.

[05:49:11] I hope that's what I'm saying.

[05:49:12] No.

[05:49:13] Let me show you.

[05:49:13] Oh, sorry.

[05:49:15] Go ahead.

[05:49:16] So yeah.

[05:49:17] So we're doing a lot of amazing work. Thank you for the compliments.

[05:49:21] There's a couple of things I want to look at we're doing locally.

[05:49:24] Kind of all building into this grand organizing.

[05:49:27] One, we have an ice out MSUE program.

[05:49:30] We have a college in Milwaukee that has a building that they currently rent to ice.

[05:49:35] These are like they lease it.

[05:49:37] I went to next school at Milwaukee School of Engineering

[05:49:39] and the dormitory that I lived in was literally across the street from a building that is

[05:49:43] is the ice fighting school.

[05:49:45] So we've been working the YDSA folks

[05:49:48] have been doing a lot of good stuff, a lot of good shit,

[05:49:51] trying to get them to stop doing it

[05:49:52] because they don't have to do their building.

[05:49:53] They can choose what to do.

[05:49:55] Yeah, no, definitely.

[05:49:56] We have a campaign called Power the People.

[05:49:59] It is basically a campaign to change

[05:50:02] the current state of the electrical grid in our city,

[05:50:05] which is a run for profit, I'm an obvious.

[05:50:07] Yeah.

[05:50:07] And there's a existing, there's already a preexisting

[05:50:12] Old sewer socialist provision in the books that you guys were trying to use, right?

[05:50:17] Yep. So all we need to get as much support as possible, get all of them in to pay attention because we could have a public grid in Milwaukee.

[05:50:24] A lot of cities already do in Wisconsin and it's cheaper or different.

[05:50:26] How are you going to be outdone by Tennessee?

[05:50:28] Is Tennessee ever public utilities?

[05:50:30] Tennessee Valley Authority.

[05:50:32] All right.

[05:50:33] Yes, very famously.

[05:50:34] That's embarrassing.

[05:50:35] Yeah.

[05:50:36] I'm sorry, Tennessee. We love Tennessee.

[05:50:38] No, Tennessee's dope. I'm just saying, like, come on. It's fucking Wisconsin.

[05:50:41] What are we doing?

[05:50:43] Yeah, it's the home of the spotted cow.

[05:50:46] Yeah, and yeah, I mean, that's us.

[05:50:48] We're building our electoral machine.

[05:50:50] We're looking ahead to 2028.

[05:50:52] Right now, we really do believe that AOC 2028 can happen.

[05:50:58] I think it could be a really serious thing.

[05:51:00] And if we build the organizing here,

[05:51:01] statewide with our matching comrades, right?

[05:51:04] It's about all of us.

[05:51:05] Anytime we meet at the AOC,

[05:51:06] where are your group guys?

[05:51:07] They're immediately gonna start talking about AOC 2028.

[05:51:10] That's a guarantee, so you tell me if you think it's a bad idea.

[05:51:14] No, I don't think it's a bad idea.

[05:51:15] I don't think it's a bad idea.

[05:51:16] I'm just saying, it's the number one topic that they will bring up every time.

[05:51:21] It's not the only thing, but it's the flashiest thing.

[05:51:24] And it's easy to get people's attention.

[05:51:25] Yeah.

[05:51:26] Can we sell it somewhere or what if we're doing it in Madison?

[05:51:28] Of course, go ahead.

[05:51:29] Go ahead.

[05:51:30] You want it?

[05:51:30] Well, we got our No Appetite for a part-time campaign.

[05:51:35] We're tracking businesses that sell Israeli products and boycotting them and

[05:51:39] providing alternatives. We're running a state assembly candidate, Juliana Bennett,

[05:51:43] for 76 to succeed Fran. We've got a robust community defense working group

[05:51:48] that's connecting neighbors for mutual aid and making sure that we're keeping

[05:51:53] ice out of Madison. We've also got our robust Fran campaign that we're doing.

[05:51:58] We've got a really great neighbor contingent going on and we're developing

[05:52:03] our chapter program that hopefully is gonna help inform the statewide program

[05:52:07] for the Socialist Legislative Conference. Thank you.

[05:52:10] Alright, we filmed the right, we're good?

[05:52:13] Yeah, and donate to Juliana Bennett for District 76.

[05:52:17] She's nationally endorsed by DSA and by Madison Area DSA. Thank you.

[05:52:22] Oh yeah, we're going to order culvers.

[05:52:27] You want to watch the dog with me?

[05:52:29] Yes.

[05:52:30] Oh, you don't? Alright, let's do it. We'll watch the dog together.

[05:52:33] We'll get some culvers.

[05:52:34] Well, Ty, shout out to my sister Riley and Alicia.

[05:52:37] Go tell your mom you love her, join DSA, knock on doors.

[05:52:41] Make sure to eat today.

[05:52:45] With you, sign the power of the people petition by chance.

[05:52:49] Yeah.

[05:52:50] Yeah?

[05:52:51] Yeah, let's do it.

[05:52:53] Okay, you gotta figure it out first.

[05:52:55] Yeah, figure my phone out first. There you go.

[05:52:57] Okay.

[05:52:59] Oh yeah.

[05:53:00] He is signing our power of the people petition.

[05:53:02] This is our campaign to get rid of weak energies and replace them with a publicly owned utility.

[05:53:09] Yeah, but I'm not from here.

[05:53:10] That's fine.

[05:53:11] You support the idea, you can sign it.

[05:53:16] Thank you, Hannah, for keeping me honest with the audio.

[05:53:20] I see your text.

[05:53:21] Do I need it?

[05:53:22] I don't have a sheet.

[05:53:23] I don't want to put my eyes on it.

[05:53:27] Yeah, don't drop this off, it's your body.

[05:53:40] I'm also the communications officer for Milwaukee DSA.

[05:53:43] We have a podcast called Cream City Social.

[05:53:45] We've interviewed Amy Goodman.

[05:53:47] We've interviewed Adam Johnson.

[05:53:49] You should check it out.

[05:53:53] It's called Cream City Social.

[05:54:27] What's up, shout out, Tina.

[05:54:37] There you go.

[05:54:40] Yeah, why are you asking me like that?

[05:54:46] Same.

[05:54:51] It's dope. I love it. I love it.

[05:55:01] We got some real funds for our fund in Milwaukee next year.

[05:55:05] But I want it to be known and home, featuring gentlemen.

[05:55:11] Who knows? Senator Sanders.

[05:55:15] That's good. Right, sure.

[05:55:19] Yo, let's do it.

[05:55:24] Bro, don't take too much of the photo of me, I'm flipping more of you.

[05:55:31] Alright, nice to meet you, nice to meet you.

[05:55:35] No, it's fucking beautiful, I'll be back, don't worry.

[05:55:40] Do you want to meet one of the terminists?

[05:55:46] Sure.

[05:55:47] If you can get me down here, I'm on the free palace side.

[05:55:50] Oh, I've seen your size around.

[05:55:53] Yeah?

[05:55:54] Yeah.

[05:55:55] In a Hong Deng neighborhood.

[05:55:57] Yeah.

[05:55:58] That's cool.

[05:55:59] That's what I've had, yeah.

[05:56:00] I'm premiering one more, so I don't get the...

[05:56:02] She's in a convent, so I don't get the support.

[05:56:05] You can find her.

[05:56:07] Okay.

[05:56:08] Yeah.

[05:56:09] She hasn't come or medicated for all.

[05:56:12] But, um, she says there's no genocide.

[05:56:16] Yeah, yeah.

[05:56:18] Um, and we'll have some Medicare for all, which as a healthcare worker, that's like my thing.

[05:56:23] So yeah, thanks for coming out and like bringing in the...

[05:56:27] The scratch.

[05:56:28] Hell yeah.

[05:56:29] There's a little bit of a buggy at this too, but I'd like to open this up for a little bit.

[05:56:34] I got some things that come from brands, but yeah.

[05:56:37] I got the same age. What do you do?

[05:56:39] Me?

[05:56:40] Yeah.

[05:56:41] How old are you?

[05:56:42] I'm 23.

[05:56:43] Yeah, I'm 43.

[05:56:44] We're close now.

[05:56:46] If I can send you this video at some point, I actually emailed it as a email.

[05:56:50] I got it.

[05:56:51] Thank you.

[05:56:52] Thank you.

[05:56:53] I'm a big fan of this stream and I've been watching it for a few years now.

[05:56:57] Hell yeah.

[05:56:58] Nice to meet you.

[05:56:59] My name is Dan.

[05:57:00] I actually got my f***ing f***ing f***ing into the stream and she's 70 or 100 years old.

[05:57:03] I hear that a lot nowadays.

[05:57:05] It's crazy.

[05:57:06] Isn't it crazy?

[05:57:07] Yeah.

[05:57:08] She watches you really good store every day.

[05:57:10] Hell yeah.

[05:57:11] I just called her before and she's at like a house party somewhere else.

[05:57:15] Damn! Your mom is popping!

[05:57:17] Yeah, I guess so. Yeah, she's retired now. She said it's a lot of lunch, it's a lot of dinner.

[05:57:23] I don't know, she's a huge fan. If I FaceTime her, would you want to say hi?

[05:57:27] Sure, sure.

[05:57:28] Alright, give me a second.

[05:57:29] Let's do it.

[05:57:30] She said at the party, she would be like, don't call me right now.

[05:57:32] I just called her before to face time.

[05:57:33] She would be like, I'm having fun.

[05:57:34] She said, if I see a FaceTime, I'm gonna answer it.

[05:57:41] Hi!

[05:57:42] Got to answer coffee stuff.

[05:57:44] Alright, there she is.

[05:57:47] Hi!

[05:57:48] Hi.

[05:57:49] Hi.

[05:57:50] Hi.

[05:57:51] Hi.

[05:57:52] Hi.

[05:57:53] Hi.

[05:57:54] Hi.

[05:57:55] Hi.

[05:57:56] Hi.

[05:57:57] Hi.

[05:57:58] Hi.

[05:57:59] Hi.

[05:58:00] Hi.

[05:58:01] Hi.

[05:58:02] Hi.

[05:58:03] Hi.

[05:58:04] Hi.

[05:58:05] Hi.

[05:58:06] Hi.

[05:58:07] Hi.

[05:58:08] Hi.

[05:58:09] Hi.

[05:58:10] I heard you were at a party. I heard you were too cool to come to our party because you were going to your own party.

[05:58:17] Oh well, I'll switch it back to phone so maybe we can hear it.

[05:58:25] But anyway, that's awesome. Thanks so much.

[05:58:31] Of course, nice to meet you.

[05:58:33] We can go out to the prize, fine.

[05:58:38] Mike, all right, we got to go because we have the doctor

[05:58:45] that's going to be locked. Yeah, let's do it.

[05:58:50] Bank tight, Jack. I do apologize for the uh two dank moments.

[05:58:56] What's up? It's me again. Because I am getting bumped a lot.

[05:59:02] More than you guys can see. Yeah, we're going to go soon to

[05:59:06] watch the scene and dog.

[05:59:08] We've figured out the audio.

[05:59:10] I just want to say peace.

[05:59:14] Love you.

[05:59:16] Thank you, thank you for watching.

[05:59:18] I watch you every day.

[05:59:20] Thank you for watching.

[05:59:22] Thank you, thank you.

[05:59:28] Alright, nice to meet you guys.

[05:59:36] Thank you.

[05:59:38] Thank you.

[05:59:39] Nice to meet you.

[05:59:40] Thanks, guys.

[05:59:41] Peace.

[05:59:42] Out there here?

[05:59:43] Yes.

[05:59:44] Okay.

[05:59:45] All right.

[05:59:46] Bye, guys.

[05:59:47] I'll be around.

[05:59:48] Thank you.

[05:59:49] Thank you.

[05:59:50] Go through the front anyway.

[05:59:51] I know.

[05:59:52] Thank you.

[05:59:53] Thank you.

[05:59:54] Thank you.

[05:59:55] Thank you.

[05:59:56] Thank you.

[05:59:57] Thank you.

[05:59:58] Thank you.

[05:59:59] Thank you.

[06:00:00] Thank you.

[06:00:01] Thank you.

[06:00:02] Thank you.

[06:00:03] Thank you.

[06:00:04] go through the front anyway the car is in the front regardless so we have to

[06:00:09] flip through the front regardless wait did you tell you tell Simon I did I

[06:00:14] told him but yeah

[06:00:23] we're gonna switch back to the shotgun and just a second chat

[06:00:27] This is Angela, she's the last Black Mutant Organizer community.

[06:00:32] Nice to meet you as well.

[06:00:34] Thank you, Fred.

[06:00:36] Yeah, we gotta go watch the CNN documentary about the insurgent left.

[06:00:40] Oh, yeah.

[06:00:41] Yeah.

[06:00:42] Yeah.

[06:00:43] Yeah.

[06:00:44] Yeah.

[06:00:45] That's the one where James Carville was saying he's gonna quit the party now because it's a top-higer party.

[06:00:50] Yeah.

[06:00:51] Yeah.

[06:00:52] Yeah, he hasn't won an election since 1990.

[06:00:55] I think we're good, yeah.

[06:00:57] I think we're good, yeah.

[06:00:59] Yeah.

[06:01:01] When you come back in the top.

[06:01:03] We'll see.

[06:01:05] We'll probably definitely before the general.

[06:01:07] So, I'll be back.

[06:01:09] For sure.

[06:01:11] We'll come for a day.

[06:01:13] Make sure we light up.

[06:01:15] All right, absolutely.

[06:01:17] You got early there.

[06:01:19] I could light it up.

[06:01:21] I could light it up.

[06:01:23] Quick, quick, quick.

[06:01:25] Thank you, Mr. Mayor.

[06:01:27] That's a safe place.

[06:01:29] Thank you.

[06:01:31] Can we play on this?

[06:01:33] Yeah.

[06:01:35] I think with that shot.

[06:01:37] Get down here, get down here.

[06:01:39] Get down here, get down here.

[06:01:41] It's a big game.

[06:01:43] I'm gonna have to play on this.

[06:01:45] I'm gonna have to play on this.

[06:01:47] I'm gonna have to play on this.

[06:01:49] I'm gonna have to play on this.

[06:01:51] Yeah, how's this now?

[06:01:57] Oh, yeah, we're good.

[06:02:09] It's so funny, you guys are not the wranglers.

[06:02:11] No, it's not.

[06:02:12] Yeah, it is.

[06:02:13] I'll tell you about that.

[06:02:14] Alright, I'll be back.

[06:02:16] Enjoy Milwaukee.

[06:02:17] Alright, this is actually, we live on 2Buck's Way.

[06:02:19] Welcome to our neighborhood.

[06:02:20] I will

[06:02:30] You got that laugh

[06:02:41] What is Simon doing enjoying himself he said he really liked that place

[06:02:50] Come here dog!

[06:02:52] Go!

[06:02:58] Hi chat.

[06:03:00] Thank you for bearing with us

[06:03:02] as I

[06:03:04] transitioned to audio there.

[06:03:06] I know audio transitions can be

[06:03:08] dank.

[06:03:09] Thank you for your patience.

[06:03:20] All right, we are chat. We're on our way back

[06:03:29] Dankies and the focus is broken

[06:03:35] You like that bar, huh? Yes, it's nice

[06:03:41] Bro you were having a hard time leaving the ball

[06:03:44] They're like we're going back. We're gonna be late. You're like, I'm having a great time

[06:03:48] Well, I actually got I don't got there like 10 minutes ago

[06:03:58] That's like a that's like a like a dsa bar it seems well

[06:04:07] All the time I I don't go there but

[06:04:10] But I would assume that.

[06:04:13] Yes, it probably has the power to take you in.

[06:04:14] Mike is getting to see parts of Milwaukee.

[06:04:17] He's probably never, he's never been.

[06:04:21] The widest part?

[06:04:22] Yes.

[06:04:23] We went, the neighborhood we went to,

[06:04:26] there was only one black lady that was in one house.

[06:04:28] That was it.

[06:04:29] Like it was the widest neighborhood

[06:04:31] and some Latinos too.

[06:04:37] Yeah, it makes you feel at home.

[06:04:38] It's just like being in Brooklyn.

[06:04:40] Yeah, well there were literally like Philly DSA people so that's the thing like

[06:04:49] Philly DSA, MYC DSA they're all over these races right now, so they're like flying in right now

[06:04:55] To do some last last-minute door knocking stuff like that

[06:05:00] They're all over the canvas the phone banks do like they're they're great

[06:05:04] But it's a it works in tandem because like I know Detroit DSA was a part of some of these other

[06:05:13] campaigns too like that I've been worked on. It's the same with myself like I live in LA but I'm

[06:05:18] all over the place. Yeah. No there's nothing like it. In terms of the grass is kind of it's kind

[06:05:28] tough when you have like, you're trying to mobilize people around, I don't know, tax

[06:05:34] breaks for small businesses. You're not gonna get a lot of 19-year-olds that be

[06:05:40] like, hey, could you would you like to vote for my candidate who's gonna do

[06:05:44] reasonable deregulation as opposed to the really bad version of it that

[06:05:48] Republicans do? Most people will be like, what the fuck are you talking about? It's

[06:05:52] beautiful. I don't even even even before 10 years ago like the lifetime figured out how to do that.

[06:06:01] I think there just wasn't any self-identification, there wasn't a movement, there wasn't

[06:06:08] excitement in general. It took a lot of people think this is like this came out of nowhere,

[06:06:15] this has been like I've been doing this for 13 years. But I think you came up in this like

[06:06:19] And when you get a little older, there was no co-com to TSA when it comes to the social aspects.

[06:06:24] Yeah, no, it was...

[06:06:25] It was like taking over a bar, because you would do it through what?

[06:06:27] Like, visit the groups, the Democratic Party, and that's just hopeless.

[06:06:31] Yeah, because those are not... those are NGOs.

[06:06:34] They're not, like, they require big donors.

[06:06:38] Big donors then also will move very differently.

[06:06:40] Yes.

[06:06:41] Like, TSA will never disavow me.

[06:06:43] You know what I mean? Unless I, I don't know, became like a psycho or something.

[06:06:47] That's an interesting part of our game, like how can you work with your children and get back into business without them?

[06:06:51] Well, that's Big 10, so how are they gonna, you know, I could, I could move from different ideologies.

[06:06:57] I remember at the beginning, I remember you after you, I saw you when you were primary in 2018.

[06:07:01] I remember them getting pretty steamed at her, over her refusal to sign me some kind of resume.

[06:07:06] Oh yeah, but that's, I liked it, that's different.

[06:07:08] Oh, that's what you mean?

[06:07:09] Yeah, I'm talking about, also ideologically I'm like,

[06:07:13] You know, I'm caucusing Gnostic, but I've worked with everything.

[06:07:19] What's your cocketed name?

[06:07:21] I have no idea. I don't think I would be in a caucus.

[06:07:25] I also say it's like choosing between your children.

[06:07:29] Now people are saying, where's the suit? This is crazy.

[06:07:32] You guys are fucking insane, dude.

[06:07:37] No, suits would take something as crazy.

[06:07:40] Yeah, I'm just gonna do a t-shirt

[06:07:43] Tank top I had to go all the way

[06:07:51] My god, Haley internally Haley internally what really

[06:07:56] Allegedly Haley's in his poster is called her up and told her there's no path of victory

[06:07:59] There's obviously more in the campaign because I heard an hour ago that a poster called her

[06:08:02] She's down by 14 points is this wraps with a Haley Steven campaign ahead of Tuesday

[06:08:06] update has now been triple confirmed by staffers close to the campaign I mean

[06:08:13] that's not surprising it's just if an intern will show in 14 I might be right

[06:08:19] remember I told you two things I said 16 and I said plus 20 but the the people

[06:08:25] that I've talked to the people that I've talked to on the ground like you know

[06:08:29] their their estimates are far more conservative than mine

[06:08:40] oh it is

[06:08:43] you blind us on?

[06:08:48] they felt that it was a job of Iranians to do that for themselves and not some

[06:08:53] other power to come in and do that for them

[06:08:55] So a sense of nationalism above all else.

[06:08:59] Yes, and while we're looking at the screen,

[06:09:02] Don might come to you for your thoughts.

[06:09:04] You are an independent.

[06:09:05] You're somewhere in the middle sometimes.

[06:09:07] How do you see the rise of socialism?

[06:09:10] Yeah, listen, this is a shocking set of statistics.

[06:09:13] I think that.

[06:09:13] And this moment in time that is really difficult,

[06:09:16] nobody talked about this being easy at all.

[06:09:19] And all the ways in which Iranians

[06:09:21] were coming together to stand by each other.

[06:09:24] I'm going to play something that the Interior Secretary Doug Bergam told me about the reflecting pool. Let's watch.

[06:09:31] It didn't peel off. There was vandalism. There was box cutters. There had been seven arrests.

[06:09:38] There was people literally trying to destroy part of the monument.

[06:09:42] You're 100% sure that what happened with the liner was vandalism. You can prove it.

[06:09:48] Absolutely, we can. And as we drain it, we've got all the photographs.

[06:09:53] As you well know, the U.S. Attorney here in D.C., Janine Pirro, says that vandalism did

[06:09:58] not damage the pool, but it was a hasty and botched contract for innovation that did.

[06:10:04] They dropped their case, a criminal case that they had against the former Olympian, David

[06:10:09] Hearn.

[06:10:10] Given what he's gone through, should he be eligible for money from the Anti-Weaponization

[06:10:16] Fund?

[06:10:17] Well, that'd be up to the board.

[06:10:18] I mean, if this thing is formed, remember, that's up to, I don't make the decision it's

[06:10:22] up to them. What I do know is Peter's Peter's structure and they got $1.2 million.

[06:10:27] And you have President Trump's election campaign.

[06:10:30] What about David Hearn?

[06:10:34] Well, will that that'll be up to the board?

[06:10:36] And I don't know all the facts.

[06:10:37] This story just broke.

[06:10:38] I don't know all the facts.

[06:10:39] Why they did why the Justice Department dropped the case,

[06:10:42] why the Department of Interior said that there was something there.

[06:10:44] I have to go look at all that. We have to look.

[06:10:46] What I do know is President Trump is focused on making America America

[06:10:50] great and focus on making Washington beautiful again. And he's been he's been

[06:10:54] focused on that. We'll have to get to the facts in this case. I just don't know.

[06:10:57] They were one of the facts now and this is based on what the president's own U.S.

[06:11:02] attorney, Dany Piro, who I know you know well, she used to be on Fox, said in a

[06:11:06] court document, the ramifications of it was that they were trying to send a man

[06:11:13] who was innocent to jail based on lies about vandalism. He was accused of crimes

[06:11:19] that he did not commit as chair of the judiciary committee.

[06:11:24] Does that bother you?

[06:11:27] If those are the facts, of course,

[06:11:29] but I don't know that those are the facts.

[06:11:31] My opening statement tonight, all right, get ready to scream.

[06:11:34] Are you kidding me at your screams?

[06:11:37] Because the DOJ just admitted to indicting a man with a felony

[06:11:41] before he even had the full story.

[06:11:44] The administration, it was so adamant that vandals

[06:11:47] were sabotaging the green reflecting pool

[06:11:50] at the Lincoln Memorial.

[06:11:51] And they were behind the sheets of liner

[06:11:53] peeling off the bottom, knife slashes

[06:11:56] stretching hundreds of feet to hundreds of yards,

[06:11:59] depending on the day.

[06:12:00] Prosecutors even indicted a three-time Olympian over it,

[06:12:04] David Hearn.

[06:12:05] But today, they dropped the case.

[06:12:08] And why?

[06:12:09] Well, this is straight from BOJ's own court filing.

[06:12:13] The damage was the result of a botched installation

[06:12:17] and not vandalism, as initially represented by the Department of the Interior.

[06:12:23] Really, Captain Obvious?

[06:12:25] Either saying all of this?

[06:12:28] Somebody went in with a knife and cut it. They cut it up good.

[06:12:31] I think 290, 300 foot slit right through.

[06:12:35] Probably a box cutter or a knife of some kind.

[06:12:38] At the lifetime, you'll see it in court.

[06:12:41] He damaged this pool.

[06:12:43] Well, when I file a charge, I'll be happy to show you a picture.

[06:12:47] All right, deranged individuals, many of them long time donors to the Democrat Party to Barack Obama to act blue that have been vandalizing and desecrating our federal monument.

[06:12:58] It didn't peel off. There was, there was, there was vandalism. There was box box cutters.

[06:13:02] And you're 100% sure that what happened with the liner was vandalism. You can prove it.

[06:13:08] Oh, yeah, absolutely can.

[06:13:10] They couldn't.

[06:13:12] That was Doug Bergen at the end, the head of the Interior Department, and that was the same department, the DOJ is now throwing under the bus in their own filing.

[06:13:20] DOI, provided less than fulsome information at the outset of this case, had DOI been forthcoming with the information clearly in its possession, the government would not have sought a grand jury indictment.

[06:13:33] But we all covered how it was peeling, and a box cutter is this size, and the depth of the pool.

[06:13:40] Okay. The Interior's own engineer flagged the peeling eight days before Herm was even arrested.

[06:13:48] Now the DOJ says it was stonewalled by the Interior Department. That may be so.

[06:13:53] But it doesn't change the fact that you went to a grand jury prematurely.

[06:13:57] Not like you had to act at warp speed because the limitations statute was getting ready to run out.

[06:14:03] You know that saying the prosecutor couldn't dye a ham sandwich?

[06:14:06] Well, right or wrong, that illustrated just how much credibility they had with the grand jury.

[06:14:11] Because if the government said they did something, I've got to believe they got the goods to back it up.

[06:14:17] And remember, with the grand jury stage, I've just got to prove probable cause.

[06:14:21] will cause. As in, I have enough evidence to show that this is the person who probably

[06:14:25] caused this to happen. They didn't even have that in a felony indictment. Now, I keep saying

[06:14:33] this because as a former prosecutor, maybe I take this personally. But when this kind

[06:14:38] of thing happens, it erodes faith in everything the DOJ says. And not just the famous cases,

[06:14:47] the ones that fight for everyday people whose names you will never hear who need the government's

[06:14:53] word to mean something.

[06:14:57] It's why two Republicans, Senators, had not been buying Todd Blanche's word that the

[06:15:03] anti-weaponization fund is actually dead.

[06:15:06] And why didn't he force his free federal administration vote off the calendar?

[06:15:10] Although we're learning tonight the Judiciary Committee has scheduled a possible vote on

[06:15:15] Blanche for next Tuesday. But today the president didn't exactly shut the door on that fund.

[06:15:21] Do you agree with the acting attorney general that the anti-weaponization fund is dead and

[06:15:26] why not just put that in place?

[06:15:27] It is dead, but I wish it weren't to be honest with you.

[06:15:33] And if you needed another reason to wonder whether this fund is really dead, just look

[06:15:38] to a separate court filing today. This one from the president's own lawyers. They're

[06:15:43] After appealing the judge's ruling that voided the settlement, that created the fund, and

[06:15:49] found Trump's IRS lawsuit was brought to manipulate the judicial process.

[06:15:55] And based on what happened today, they're not making it any easier to believe otherwise.

[06:16:43] No, it's not. It's not. So I can switch between. All right, we're good. Yeah. Okay. Okay. All

[06:17:13] All right, wait, no, you don't need all that.

[06:17:17] You just need, no, you just need an auxiliary.

[06:17:22] Lab auxiliary, we have auxiliary in the bag.

[06:17:27] Yeah, one auxiliary, the lab, and then connected there,

[06:17:32] and then I use the road unified to switch between

[06:17:36] if I feel the need to do so.

[06:17:39] If we can't do the noise yet.

[06:17:41] What?

[06:17:42] Yeah, just sit right here.

[06:17:44] All right, everybody.

[06:17:45] First of all, we're back.

[06:17:48] Number one, apologies for not having the tank top on.

[06:17:53] OK?

[06:17:54] Yes, I'm going to put the jacket on as well when we're waiting.

[06:18:03] Oh, it is.

[06:18:04] OK, boom.

[06:18:05] OK, so number one.

[06:18:06] We are

[06:18:10] Thanks for having given David proper audio monitors. No,

[06:18:15] he was just doing everything the long way.

[06:18:18] He likes to complicate things for some reason. I don't know why, but it's fine.

[06:18:22] We're good. Look, number one,

[06:18:26] number one, I'll put the suit back on. Okay?

[06:18:30] Number two, who has the link for CNN Live?

[06:18:34] Okay, we have to do it. We have to do it and number four I'm going to turn off the noise gate on this bad boy. And then we're going to see if we can actually, we're going to see how well it works and then crank up the game. Okay, can you, can you speak?

[06:18:54] Okay. Can you, can you speak? Yeah. Let's, let's just see if you see the CFG H I J K

[06:19:01] Elemental P Q R X. T U V W X Y Z. What do we think? Is that good? Is that good enough?

[06:19:08] Is that not good enough?

[06:19:13] Word art.

[06:19:17] Bro, what? No, we're not watching CNN live. What's the live CNN link live news now

[06:19:21] the pirate link okay there it is okay okay it's supposed to be it it's supposed

[06:19:30] to start at at 8 p.m. Eastern which is literally in seven minutes this is the

[06:19:39] this we've been waiting for this you yeah you're stoked on this I don't know why

[06:19:45] you're so stoked on this. Audio compressor still, audio bus still. Is it good now or

[06:20:02] still buzzing. The cord is touching something. Yeah, it's touching the surge protector.

[06:20:11] Or it could just need to be free. Unplugging for the back end. It's still buzzing?

[06:20:20] Better, but buzzing still.

[06:20:27] who

[06:20:31] Okay

[06:20:36] All right, what about now is it still buzzing chat

[06:20:44] No

[06:20:46] There's no change still it's way worse now

[06:20:50] Okay, fuck it then let's do no let's do loves. Um, can you give Michael love too? Does he have one? Oh you got one already?

[06:20:56] Okay, I'm just gonna swap to the law then. Fuck this.

[06:21:26] Yeah, it is the magewell, okay.

[06:21:55] I'm going to go back to the

[06:22:25] Why isn't this working?

[06:22:26] You're going the wrong way?

[06:22:28] No.

[06:22:29] Hello, hello, hello, hello, hello?

[06:22:31] No, no, it's not working in either direction.

[06:22:33] None of the...

[06:22:34] What?

[06:22:35] That's so weird.

[06:22:36] That's maybe weird.

[06:22:37] Wait, what about now?

[06:22:39] What does blue do instead of green?

[06:22:42] Blue is just like raw, green is noise canceling.

[06:22:46] What about the other one?

[06:22:48] I said my mic sounds okay.

[06:22:51] I think that's a good question.

[06:22:58] Why can't I change the game? I

[06:23:03] don't understand.

[06:23:04] It's very strange.

[06:23:08] It's still you're still a little

[06:23:09] I know we can't change the game

[06:23:10] for some reason.

[06:23:14] You have another cable for the.

[06:23:18] your love sounds bad busted your love sounds busted let me hear my mic

[06:23:26] have another yeah it's working now oh it's crying it is the major wall okay I

[06:23:36] just know Pat's doing this to mess with audio listeners that's crazy

[06:23:42] Not pat me behind us. It's hilarious. It's crazy

[06:24:05] Test test one to court is you get a replace replacing tomorrow test test one two

[06:24:12] is that is that the one is the new one?

[06:24:16] We got more loves chat. It's fine.

[06:24:21] What about now? Is it good now?

[06:24:23] Test test one two one two crackling still crackling.

[06:24:29] Crackling still doesn't negative.

[06:24:31] Did you change that? Did you change the ox core?

[06:24:34] Yeah. Oh, we were using it.

[06:24:36] I wonder if the crackling, do you think it's because of the pass-through, made you well

[06:24:44] pass-through?

[06:24:45] Um, maybe.

[06:24:46] Let's replace the K-word I took, and if it is...

[06:24:50] Let's just put it on, let's just put it on the X-O-Y, like I did earlier initially.

[06:24:55] And then let's try that.

[06:24:56] Wow.

[06:24:57] That's how it makes these up.

[06:24:59] Yours seems worse than the others.

[06:25:01] Take the tie-clip off, it's not the tie-clip chat.

[06:25:04] What if it's...

[06:25:05] I'm going to try this one.

[06:25:07] No, no, yours is fine.

[06:25:09] It's Mitch. It's mismatched sample rating windows.

[06:25:11] Mike doesn't mesh.

[06:25:12] It's up sound.

[06:25:13] It'll be a sound.

[06:25:15] Tie bars interfering.

[06:25:16] No, it's not.

[06:25:19] That's crazy.

[06:25:20] That's not how this works.

[06:25:22] Oh, shit.

[06:25:23] It's starting.

[06:25:24] It's starting.

[06:25:25] The person who has become a central figure in this debate

[06:25:28] is the streamer and far left activist,

[06:25:31] Hassan Piker.

[06:25:32] You might have recalled over the past few months as he has been joining candidates on

[06:25:37] the campaign trail, including El Sayed in Michigan.

[06:25:44] What the fuck?

[06:25:45] Why does this keep breaking?

[06:25:48] Do we have a different link?

[06:25:49] Do we have a different link chat?

[06:25:50] Democratic Party supporter, he did not endorse Kamala Harris because of her policies.

[06:25:57] Oh, my God.

[06:26:00] Everything is falling apart.

[06:26:01] I hate this so much, I'm gonna kill myself.

[06:26:04] This is unbelievable.

[06:26:07] CNN streams not working.

[06:26:09] This is one candidate.

[06:26:11] Luckily, I'll have to make that calculation at all

[06:26:14] because there is zero percent change

[06:26:17] that whoever the elected Democrat is

[06:26:19] that wins the primary will be pro-Israelan

[06:26:22] in any way, shape, or form.

[06:26:23] You'll see.

[06:26:24] And so, as you heard there, Brian,

[06:26:25] there's a lot of politics on the part

[06:26:28] of Democratic socialists in the far left flank

[06:26:31] of the party right now, of course they've had a very successful summer in primaries

[06:26:35] like here in New York City, but of course a big test comes on Tuesday in Michigan.

[06:26:44] And be sure to tune in a new hour of the whole story with Anderson Cooper, who is next on

[06:26:51] CNN and is far along with CNN app.

[06:26:54] And before we go, we want to say a special thank you to our director, Steve Feiger.

[06:26:59] Oh, that was just a promo.

[06:27:00] Okay, good.

[06:27:01] We didn't miss it.

[06:27:02] Who's hanging up his headset and retiring

[06:27:03] after 44 years at CNN.

[06:27:07] Surprise and congratulations, sir.

[06:27:10] Everybody here.

[06:27:11] Big stone special thing.

[06:27:12] Missed you.

[06:27:13] Yeah.

[06:27:14] Thank you for joining me tonight.

[06:27:16] I'm Brian Abel.

[06:27:17] Remember, you are in the US.

[06:27:18] You can now stream CNN whenever you want.

[06:27:21] On the CNN app, visit cnn.com slash watch.

[06:27:24] All right, what do y'all want from Culver?

[06:27:26] You want anything?

[06:27:29] Culver's is the okay, so while we wait for this, okay, we're fixed. We're good. We're good culvers is the premier

[06:27:40] Like Midwest

[06:27:43] The premier Midwestern like

[06:27:47] Butterburger right a butter burger and then a concrete mixer the cluster. That's what you would price. Whoa

[06:27:53] Yeah

[06:27:55] same thing but you can add things no David you're getting nothing for the

[06:27:59] audio mix up but I did ultimately yeah no you're getting nothing but a burger

[06:28:05] butter burger butter burger but I do the concrete mixer too yeah butter burger

[06:28:09] double with what I think everyone should just order I already put my order in

[06:28:16] here I'll put a concrete mixer in here you get like two different toppings in

[06:28:20] I think you're like multiple. Here you go. Oh, you do two mixins. Yeah, I usually do three though. It's just actually

[06:28:31] Okay, just order and don't show the camera

[06:28:37] Get some land rings. Sure. Butter burgers. I wish we got to get cheese curds too. I got cheese curds. I already ordered some

[06:28:43] Yeah, yeah, I have a I got cheese curds chicken tenders. I got everything I just

[06:28:48] I think I'm just going to do.

[06:28:51] It started.

[06:28:52] It started.

[06:28:53] I'm a firm believer that politicians need to earn your vote.

[06:28:58] I think the Democrats have an attitude sometimes that because of lesser evil voting and harm

[06:29:04] reduction from the DNC feel like they're entitled to the vote of the average citizen.

[06:29:09] Yeah, you're all set.

[06:29:11] Thank you.

[06:29:12] From the DNC.

[06:29:13] What's going on?

[06:29:14] I'm not committed to the Democratic Party.

[06:29:17] That doesn't mean I'm going to vote for the Republicans obviously, that like terrifies people.

[06:29:20] Hi.

[06:29:21] That's on, nice to meet you.

[06:29:23] You're going to go live as soon as you get up?

[06:29:25] Yes.

[06:29:26] Piker had been invited to the convention as part of Creators for Kamala.

[06:29:30] This backdrop is past, right?

[06:29:32] With that backdrop, this is fire.

[06:29:35] An attempt by the DNC to bring streamers and influencers into the Democratic tent.

[06:29:42] But Piker had other ideas.

[06:29:45] Free, free Palestine!

[06:29:47] Free, free Palestine!

[06:29:50] Like the protesters gathering outside the convention's gates,

[06:29:54] and like even some of the delegates on the convention floor.

[06:29:57] Yeah, first day I went to the Palestine rally and he said it was amazing.

[06:29:59] We will support you.

[06:30:01] When you call for a ceasefire and an arms embargo,

[06:30:03] you will be greeted with the most applause.

[06:30:07] Piker was threatening not to vote for the democratic nominee for president.

[06:30:12] When are you endorsing this ticket?

[06:30:14] I mean, when I see some f***ing momentum on Gaza.

[06:30:17] David Hogg, survivor of the Parkland shooting and co-founder of March For Our Lives.

[06:30:22] David Hogg was in Chicago too, and while he's gone on TV backing Harris...

[06:30:27] Why do young voters like Kamala Harris?

[06:30:29] Ultimately, I think it's that they're excited for somebody new.

[06:30:32] He warned the party needed to change its approach to the war in Gaza.

[06:30:37] I'm not a foreign policy expert, but I don't think you need to be one to know that what

[06:30:43] we're doing hasn't been working.

[06:30:45] I don't want to see this horrific violence continue.

[06:30:48] Why do you think there was this division deal at the DNC?

[06:30:57] Because the Democrats are in charge right now.

[06:31:00] They're the party in power.

[06:31:02] They are funding and facilitating any debating.

[06:31:06] The issues that Piker and Hog were talking about back in Chicago have come to play a

[06:31:20] defining role in the fight for the future of the Democratic Party.

[06:31:25] This is pretty good, so far.

[06:31:27] Okay, Donnie.

[06:31:28] Donnie Cook!

[06:31:29] Pog and Piker are now part of an insurgency.

[06:31:36] Pog has pledged to spend millions funding primary challenges to what he calls sleep at the wheel Democrats.

[06:31:42] Hassan Piker, who to quote Politico, is driving a wedge in the Democratic Party.

[06:31:49] An insurgency against centrist Democrats. One that is challenging party norms.

[06:31:56] The racist Ducine representative of this really little struggle the party is going through right now post-2024 and energizing the old foshers.

[06:32:05] Abolish ICE, free Palestine and tax the rich!

[06:32:11] An insurgency that hopes to spark a revolution in the Democratic Party.

[06:32:17] I mean, I didn't really shit. Let's be real. Shout out, big scene.

[06:32:30] It's no King's weekend, and tens of thousands of people, young and old, have descended on Midtown Manhattan.

[06:32:38] Where do we think the front of this actually is?

[06:32:42] Honestly, I don't believe in the Democrat Party at all. I think they're all fictitious losers.

[06:32:47] The Iran war has been raged in London, while everyone here is protesting President Trump,

[06:32:53] many are also frustrated with the Democratic Party.

[06:32:56] This is big because like, somebody has basically tried to like, educate the fucking foreigners

[06:33:01] that watch it and that's like, what's actually going on.

[06:33:04] And nobody wants to be in the center right now.

[06:33:06] They just refuse to see this stuff completely.

[06:33:09] Iran for governor of New York as a progressive in 2018.

[06:33:14] I've always liked to fight as a Miranda.

[06:33:16] I've known her for years.

[06:33:18] What has she been changed?

[06:33:19] I was a day one fan of his in CNN,

[06:33:21] and I've watched his career.

[06:33:23] I think not enough has changed within the Democratic Party.

[06:33:27] And I think the Democratic Party is a slow, lumbering,

[06:33:31] giant, very slow to wake up.

[06:33:33] Let's just say this documentary

[06:33:34] was probably very hard to push, I'd say.

[06:33:36] Like, very hard to get out of CNN.

[06:33:39] The election of Zoran Mamjani,

[06:33:41] the Democratic Socialist,

[06:33:42] which is a dirty word for a lot of people.

[06:33:45] We've got more and more people like him running across the country.

[06:33:49] USA!

[06:33:50] USA!

[06:33:51] USA!

[06:33:52] USA!

[06:33:53] USA!

[06:33:54] USA!

[06:33:55] At the heart of the insurgency is the DSA, the Democratic Socialist of America.

[06:34:02] The DSA is the largest socialist political organization in the country, which is working

[06:34:07] to hold the Democratic Party for the last...

[06:34:10] He's in Detroit.

[06:34:11] Senator Bernie Sanders.

[06:34:12] Today, they are holding their hands on the Trumps, the M.I.C.D.S., and their own candidates.

[06:34:19] This is all in the U.S.

[06:34:20] It's not Bernie, it is you.

[06:34:24] It's all of us together.

[06:34:26] The work that you did to elect Zaron Ismail will not only impact this city, it is reverberating all over the world.

[06:34:39] He's right. You're a democratic socialist. You've never run for office before. Daryliza

[06:34:46] Avilia Chevalier is one of the candidates for DSA in New York.

[06:34:50] Folks need to be able to see themselves in the Democratic Party again. I, like them,

[06:34:54] have felt abandoned by the establishment. So to sending all our money onto these foreign

[06:34:59] wars, we need folks who are willing to reinvest that money into our communities, into our

[06:35:03] babies, making sure that we have universal childcare, free public education from cradle

[06:35:08] college. Hassan Piker has become a regular fixture at rallying.

[06:35:12] That's Chris Raffergaard talking about earlier.

[06:35:14] In Silly New York.

[06:35:15] Many of whom are seeking to unseat democratic incumbents.

[06:35:19] Make some noise for Hassan Piker!

[06:35:22] Woo!

[06:35:25] I have never seen a crop of talent as bold and as brave as the New York City DSA slave.

[06:35:33] People are demanding a different politics, something not beholden to corporate, or pro-Israel,

[06:35:43] or imperialist interests.

[06:35:45] Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Said plans to rally with far left anti-Israel streamer

[06:35:51] Hassan Piker.

[06:35:52] This is about being able to bring people back into our politics.

[06:35:57] As Piper's influence has grown, so too has scrutiny of his political positions, as the

[06:36:04] guy who was covering me in real time.

[06:36:06] When I got kicked out, I'm saying that Palestinians have a right to dignity, a right to emancipation,

[06:36:14] a right to live free lives, free from this occupation, doesn't matter.

[06:36:19] Now it's a good show.

[06:36:20] The rapes happen on October 7, like that doesn't change the dynamic for me even this much.

[06:36:26] You fight her and the wider DSA and left wing movement as dangerous

[06:36:32] pass on piker

[06:36:34] What are the most outspoken?

[06:36:37] toxic anti-semitic my boldest

[06:36:41] The DSA

[06:36:43] Is he's my boldest? I got a lot of all though. It is literally that poison anywhere outside of the most deep blue places in America

[06:36:52] Those people call themselves Democrats.

[06:36:55] Call yourselves Democratic Socialists.

[06:36:57] I mean, I think a lot of them do, right?

[06:36:59] No, but don't call yourselves Democrats.

[06:37:03] See the campaigner as a reckoning for a party out of step with its voters.

[06:37:08] There's a debate about what voters want and what makes a candidate right.

[06:37:14] The battle for the future of the Democratic Party is not going to play out like it used to.

[06:37:19] So I'm hitting the campaign trail, talking to candidates, and those working behind the

[06:37:33] scenes following the fight for the future of the Democratic Party.

[06:37:47] Fuck these pod lives, bro. They probably defended me. Okay, calm down. I need you guys are so silly

[06:37:53] Okay, that's dude. This is aura. This is fucking aura

[06:37:59] So far this has been fire. I love it

[06:38:03] No, no, no, no, it's just a commercial break. No, so I I don't know how long it is probably like 20 minutes

[06:38:09] It's not gonna be like an hour. It's probably gonna be only like 20 minutes. Unfortunately, but like the thing is

[06:38:14] No, because dude

[06:38:19] You think it'll be an hour

[06:38:21] I mean, we'll see I just asked only how long it is but um

[06:38:27] Hold on and this is fucking focus is so busted again. Okay, it's fucking no

[06:38:35] Probably more because PBD got hammer. Yeah, that's true. So

[06:38:38] Wait PBD Patrick. Oh, no, you mean pot save America not PBD

[06:38:43] I thought Patrick red David my goat. I would have lost my mind if you got Patrick red David on it. Holy shit

[06:38:50] All my favorites all my faves. These are all like

[06:38:54] I'm such a fucking nerd like none of these people are even remotely relevant for normies at all like do you like they're

[06:38:59] I see Patrick Vendetta stuff. Yeah, but Patrick red David is obviously relevant, but he's not probably on this unfortunately

[06:39:05] But but I mean like like Jonathan Greenbite. He's the head of the apartheid defense league, which

[06:39:10] I'm so automatic with it. I didn't think I was just like apartheid defensive. ADL is the

[06:39:20] anti-definition league. And I called him the apartheid defensive because they defend the

[06:39:28] Israeli apartheid. And he's like supposed to be the like premier defender of anti-Semitism,

[06:39:36] like he has so aggressively just defended Israel. He defended Elon Musk. When Elon

[06:39:42] Musk did the sig high, remember? On inauguration, he was like, oh, he's just

[06:39:45] corky. Yeah, he was just stimming. He was just autistic stimming. Because like,

[06:39:50] because he had to say that because Elon is super pro. He's real super wealthy. So

[06:39:53] like he has to defend these guys were like shrimp around.

[06:39:56] I'm a free-skelter in Douglas High School.

[06:39:58] I'm a deadly school shooting in South Florida.

[06:40:00] The shooter walked down the hallway.

[06:40:03] I heard a young man crying for his mother.

[06:40:06] After 17 people were killed in a shooting at his high school in Parkland, Florida.

[06:40:12] People are going to say,

[06:40:13] David Hogg's the other guy that is like following along.

[06:40:15] But when you don't take action, things like this eventually will happen to you.

[06:40:19] David Hogg denigrated his life.

[06:40:21] I was at that rally, I spoke too much for our last year.

[06:40:25] Ironically enough, many, many years ago.

[06:40:27] February of last year, he became co-chair of the DNC, and then referred you to one seat

[06:40:35] Democrats in primary elections who he said were asleep at the wheel.

[06:40:41] We are here to find the most effective young people in our country, truly generational leaders,

[06:40:46] and replace people that are failing to meet the moment right now.

[06:40:49] Pretty unusual for a top member of Democratic leadership to openly plot kicking comments out of office.

[06:40:55] And yet, that's what my guest today is doing.

[06:40:57] The move was not well received by party leaders and party elders.

[06:41:03] To go out and raise money to defeat members at the same point.

[06:41:07] I think that's exactly what he hates the most.

[06:41:10] After a few months, Hog resigned from the DNC and continued fighting for genocide.

[06:41:16] I want to introduce David Hogg, who has been working to engage young people.

[06:41:22] I'm here today because I want to feel hope and politics again.

[06:41:26] Hogg is using his packed leaders we deserve to support young candidates who refuse to

[06:41:32] act dark, special interests.

[06:41:34] Maybe the reason young people are not huge fans of Democrats or politics in general is

[06:41:40] because politics doesn't give a shit about them.

[06:41:43] You guys ready to change that?

[06:41:45] Eat your fucking hat, Garville. He will be after this.

[06:41:50] What are you doing within the Democratic Party's infrastructure?

[06:41:53] I've seen the Democrats. I mean, if you look at Congress, I think it kind of speaks for itself.

[06:41:58] We have a government that is dominated and focused on people that are legislating,

[06:42:03] that are not going to live to see the effects of many of the policies that they're passing.

[06:42:06] Truly.

[06:42:07] The reality is, we cannot continue to sell democracy to a generation that the system that we call democracy is not working for.

[06:42:14] I think New York City is actually one of the first places we did that.

[06:42:16] We were Zoran's largest funder in his primary.

[06:42:19] We spent $300,000 supporting him.

[06:42:21] Today he's campaigning in Brooklyn with Claire Valdez,

[06:42:25] a Democrat primary candidate in New York's 7th district.

[06:42:29] I'm Claire Valdez and I approve this message because this campaign is about you, not me.

[06:42:33] Can I talk about you?

[06:42:35] Like Mandani, Valdez is a Democratic socialist.

[06:42:39] the sort of older generation that is afraid of the word socialist, that's not sticking with young people, right?

[06:42:48] It's true, and you know we see after poll after poll that democratic socialism is becoming more popular

[06:42:52] kind of in every age group, but especially with young voters

[06:42:55] and I think it's precisely because, you know, like me, so many people have worked low wage jobs,

[06:43:00] felt like they have no career path, felt really locked out of home ownership and what we've traditionally thought of as the American dream

[06:43:07] And we know that the system is the problem.

[06:43:09] The Democratic Socialists, Zoraz and Amdani will be elected.

[06:43:13] The only people that fuck with me are the people.

[06:43:16] Every media.

[06:43:17] It's impossible not to feel a sense of hope for a better tomorrow.

[06:43:20] Amdani's historic win and success would have been a perfect match for Turkey, Israel,

[06:43:26] UK, America, but Turkey don't vote for America.

[06:43:29] Oh my God.

[06:43:30] What would that do?

[06:43:31] Because this kind of politics works, I didn't find the f***ing job.

[06:43:36] One Communist on the faculty, of one university, is one Communist.

[06:43:42] Communism and socialism have long been bad words in American politics.

[06:43:48] Dating back to the McCarthy hearings and the Cold War, America stood for communism.

[06:43:55] They're using the Social Democrat because it sounds so nice, but it's really communism you're talking about.

[06:44:02] The fast food is changing.

[06:44:04] You understand, I think, rightly, this is social democracy.

[06:44:07] This is not Gulag socialism.

[06:44:10] This is not the Soviet Union socialism.

[06:44:12] Socialism, on the other hand, up like a rocket.

[06:44:15] Look at this.

[06:44:15] Harry Amdic.

[06:44:16] Three Democrats have a favorable view.

[06:44:18] Harry Amdic!

[06:44:20] Capitalism is being-

[06:44:21] Mr. Holy Toledo.

[06:44:22] No, young people.

[06:44:24] If politicians want to know how to get elected,

[06:44:27] it is not complicated.

[06:44:29] Do your job and represent the people,

[06:44:32] not the special interests buying out our elections.

[06:44:36] What I think a lot about is the fact that

[06:44:38] if we do not start making our political system work

[06:44:42] for people that feel like they're living

[06:44:44] in a broken promise,

[06:44:46] where they've done as a generation,

[06:44:50] everything we've been told on average, right?

[06:44:52] We've gone to college at some of the highest rates of anybody, of any generation in American history.

[06:44:56] Contrary to popular belief, we've actually voted at the highest rates of any generation

[06:45:01] cohort at our age in American history, consistently.

[06:45:05] Often when belief in the system collapses, civil unrest and violence follow.

[06:45:12] The CEO of UnitedHealthcare was murdered this morning.

[06:45:16] Some young Americans celebrated the murder of health care CEO Brian Thompson.

[06:45:23] Unfortunately, I don't think that we really lost that great of a member of our society.

[06:45:27] How do you think Brian Thompson's family feels when they hear that?

[06:45:34] Well, obviously, I'm not going to try to say something insensitive about his children.

[06:45:37] That's crazy. Did she be known as a Louisian man?

[06:45:40] She was also denied life-saving hair to hundreds if not thousands of families.

[06:45:45] How do you think their families feel when their loved ones are lost?

[06:45:49] How do you feel about that?

[06:45:51] And clearly as somebody who has survived gun violence in this country?

[06:45:56] I'll tell you, it is the thing that keeps me up at night, more than anything.

[06:46:00] And it's not just like that specific instance.

[06:46:02] There is a deep, deep, deep frustration with how our political system is not working for the people who need it most.

[06:46:10] Good answer.

[06:46:10] Okay, good.

[06:46:11] Start to make it work people are going to find somebody who promises to do that even if it's without democracy

[06:46:26] There is clearly an appetite for change

[06:46:41] I

[06:46:43] Thought the big takeaway in

[06:46:46] 2024 was Democrats need to go everywhere. Wasn't that the takeaway?

[06:46:51] I'm shocked. That was he's a moderate commentator consultant that say they're not even a speak to his son piker

[06:46:59] When we know that the best way to get a message out is to go to places where they might not otherwise here looking swaggy

[06:47:06] It's fine. It's not a big deal. It's nothing to me. You know what I'm saying?

[06:47:10] Bro, that was a huge deal actually.

[06:47:12] Huge transcendence.

[06:47:13] Low-key.

[06:47:14] I wore the...

[06:47:15] Well, that's the Japanese one.

[06:47:16] They didn't get mad about that one, but I wore like a...

[06:47:19] I wore a Chinese one and they were like,

[06:47:21] Bro, what this guy...

[06:47:22] Like, it was on fucking news.

[06:47:23] It was on Fox News.

[06:47:24] They were freaking out.

[06:47:25] It's like swapping jerseys during the World Cup.

[06:47:31] Yeah, they were like,

[06:47:32] How dare you?

[06:47:33] No, because when I went to China,

[06:47:35] I met a tailor in Shanghai

[06:47:38] I and he was like the original family that invented this like very specific type of Chinese suit and like

[06:47:44] It was it was worn and it still is worn by like a lot of people especially in Asia

[06:47:49] It's like a different kind of collar and stuff and I wore it to this college Democrats of America meeting

[06:47:55] And I was just like fucking ripping into the Democrats ripping into the Republicans and

[06:48:00] And you know, they were like this guy. He's flagged me in your background. Yeah, dude

[06:48:04] I mean, let's let's look at real quick while the ad break is happening. Hold on

[06:48:11] They call me a Maoist

[06:48:16] They're gonna yet

[06:48:21] Look at this

[06:48:23] Look at this look at this libertarians use the sound parkers praise a mouse a dog to educate the youth about socialism

[06:48:27] Some part of vows never to criticize mouse a dog and resurface video hails him as great leader excesses

[06:48:34] video because I always hear about everything, but I never see it.

[06:48:37] What video?

[06:48:38] What are you saying about everything?

[06:48:39] Oh, I was joking because I was saying like they were we were talking about how I got

[06:48:44] like stopped by the cops at Tiananmen Square and I was like they the cops thought I was

[06:48:49] making fun of Mao Zedong and I jokingly I would never make fun of Mao Zedong and then

[06:48:52] I seriously say like he's a great leader of you know he's a great man of history right?

[06:48:57] You didn't.

[06:48:58] I'm sorry.

[06:48:59] And then afterwards I was like and there's a lot of excesses through the cultural revolution

[06:49:03] And of course, there's a lot of reasonable critique

[06:49:05] of the things that have happened,

[06:49:07] but they took the powers that I never criticized

[06:49:09] Mao Zedong, he's a great leader.

[06:49:11] He changed the course of the universe

[06:49:13] and they were like, he loves Mao Zedong.

[06:49:15] Which, I mean, I'm fascinated by,

[06:49:18] I'm not a Maoist, but I think he's a fascinating figure

[06:49:21] for sure.

[06:49:22] Thumbnails.

[06:49:23] Do you think they pick back thumbnails for you sometimes?

[06:49:26] Yeah, this photo, they do this on purpose.

[06:49:27] That's crazy.

[06:49:28] Yeah, they make your eyes look like they're a little...

[06:49:31] Yeah, yeah, and my mouth too. Yeah, cuz I'm like shifting to the Zen or whatever

[06:49:38] They do that there's a couple photos like that actually I'm not doing that in public

[06:49:42] Zinning yeah, I can't stop. No you can now stream. It's okay, but in public

[06:49:48] Yeah, there's no cool way to the Zen

[06:49:52] Like look this is cool. This is cool. That's decent. Yeah. Yeah, yeah

[06:49:55] up with that. Yeah, anyway, so they were like really freaking the fuck out because I was wearing this

[06:50:00] goddamn suit. And, and yeah, there it is. That's the suit, right? You see that?

[06:50:09] Yeah, this is the, this is the speech. I mean, if you listen to the speech, I'm not saying anything

[06:50:14] like that.

[06:50:14] Governments in a history that engage in actual authoritarian communism. Take Hasan Piker,

[06:50:19] a popular far left commentator associated with the DSA. He recently spoke at a gathering of

[06:50:23] college democrats and explained his plan to drive all the non-socialists out of the democratic party.

[06:50:29] In fact, I know we have a message. We are coming. We are embossed. We're unbought. We're unbound,

[06:50:38] and we will become undeniable. You might have some questions about... Yeah, they got real mad.

[06:50:45] Suit and like the statement combined, they were like, that's how dare you say shit like that.

[06:50:49] That's powerful speech though. Thank you. You have a lot of like

[06:50:53] You practice that one in the mirror

[06:50:55] I practice it one time before the speech like right before the speech because I feel I don't got like a good like yelling voice like

[06:51:01] I don't either. I wouldn't like make a good concert and they say make some noise. What sound are you making? Yeah?

[06:51:08] Make some noise. But what sound are you making when they say make some noise? Oh

[06:51:13] Ah, right

[06:51:15] You can't even know some me. No, no, I feel you and also

[06:51:20] What if your voice cracks?

[06:51:22] That's the that's my fear like I go up there. Yeah, and I'm just like, you know

[06:51:27] We are on boss and then I go where?

[06:51:29] It's over the aura loss the aura loss from that is so bad. I might as well

[06:51:34] Yeah, I feel it. Yeah, everyone's gonna everyone's gonna do like the boxing shoes like before my fights and I'm like flexing my

[06:51:40] But I can't do it. Oh, so you just

[06:51:43] Just hot air. Yeah, just nothing. No, bro. If you do that's weird

[06:51:49] Come on, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you.

[06:51:52] We gotta get a picture!

[06:51:53] It's St. Louis.

[06:51:54] I appreciate you having me.

[06:51:56] Oh, look at him in the eye!

[06:51:57] Oh, he's so cute.

[06:52:00] We also have with us Mr. Hassan Piker.

[06:52:03] Oh!

[06:52:05] What's going on, St. Louis?

[06:52:07] He's all right, that's all right.

[06:52:08] Hassan Piker has been traveling the country,

[06:52:11] leveraging his online fame to back progressive candidates

[06:52:15] and broadcasting their rallies to his three million Twitch

[06:52:18] followers.

[06:52:19] We all know the republicans are corrupt.

[06:52:22] We all know that they're monsters, they're races,

[06:52:24] they're traffic and hatred.

[06:52:27] We are here to say, we are no longer going to vote

[06:52:31] for do nothing democrats either.

[06:52:33] We're voting for democrats with a purpose.

[06:52:36] We are voting for democrats with a purpose.

[06:52:39] We are voting for democrats with a purpose.

[06:52:40] It feels like you're running.

[06:52:42] No, it's what people keep saying, but I'm not.

[06:52:45] Are you concerned that pushing the kind of race

[06:52:47] that you're pushing?

[06:52:49] you might end up hurting the Democrats

[06:52:51] nationally in a general election.

[06:52:52] I've heard this concern a lot.

[06:52:54] They said, my allegiance with Zoran

[06:52:57] was actually going to hurt his chances.

[06:52:58] Andrew Cuomo tried to exploit that.

[06:53:00] He tried to really hammer on this point

[06:53:03] that I was a dangerous radical.

[06:53:05] And so was Zoran by associating with me.

[06:53:08] I think for far too long, the conventional wisdom

[06:53:11] in Washington was, don't respond to the needs of the people.

[06:53:15] Always focus test your messaging

[06:53:18] and try to find a moderate, centrist vision.

[06:53:21] And we're finding out that the Zoran-style candidacy,

[06:53:25] the Bernie Crats, are rising up in popularity

[06:53:28] and fighting against the establishment

[06:53:31] and seeing tremendous success.

[06:53:36] Tremendous success indeed.

[06:53:40] The political story of the summer

[06:53:42] is the far less success in New York, in Colorado, California,

[06:53:48] Pennsylvania and New Jersey.

[06:53:50] It's crazy how many can't raise their word now.

[06:53:52] They don't last in the United States.

[06:53:54] I thought it was a fucking hell.

[06:53:56] This guy's a scum.

[06:53:57] He said 9-11 was the first responder.

[06:54:00] He saved the congressman's life.

[06:54:02] Nice to meet you.

[06:54:04] I'm John L. Sullivan.

[06:54:06] One might think all the energy

[06:54:08] and excitement about a new generation of candidates

[06:54:10] might be a cause for celebration

[06:54:12] within the Democratic Party.

[06:54:14] This is what I called,

[06:54:16] probably a sign of a non-civilization.

[06:54:20] Gnash for party veteran James Carvels, how do you feel about the midterms?

[06:54:25] I feel very good. The only thing that can derail us, we could nominate some of the wrong candidates

[06:54:33] in the wrong place and not be as successful as I hope.

[06:54:37] The wrong candidates, what do you mean by that?

[06:54:39] All right, let's take in Michigan.

[06:54:43] Now, Al-Sahed is partly competent, but he's way left.

[06:54:48] I see challenges from the quote,

[06:54:51] or progressive left, unquote.

[06:54:55] Hmm.

[06:54:56] And these people are too whoreheaded to know

[06:54:59] that they're not popular.

[06:55:01] I'll be honest, he's a mercenary.

[06:55:04] But if you get a, I think you'd like,

[06:55:05] if you turn out in a primary,

[06:55:07] if you, instead of neoliberalism and socialism,

[06:55:09] We might end up losing the race, because you were never lost in the first place.

[06:55:12] He would be a progressive lashing in a different universe, you know what I mean?

[06:55:17] Yeah, yeah, so he was not wise, a hope of camera, was able to pick up the conchette.

[06:55:23] His high definition, yes.

[06:55:25] They don't win elections.

[06:55:27] They never run against Republicans, they just run against other Democrats.

[06:55:32] So your Democrats suck then, I guess.

[06:55:35] There are only messages, we're going to bottle everything up.

[06:55:40] At this point, you hadn't vetted Grand Plattner,

[06:55:44] you hadn't been a full scrub for years.

[06:55:46] I don't like that we're being looped in here.

[06:55:48] I did not have anything to do with this.

[06:55:51] Okay?

[06:55:52] You heard about this guy with the Nazi tattoo?

[06:55:54] People of the voters wanted,

[06:55:55] were people who were grown in bats

[06:55:57] and had never done or said.

[06:55:59] Oh, God, he's a fraud, bro.

[06:56:00] They're entire lives.

[06:56:02] We'd have a very different country.

[06:56:04] who said he was unaware of the tattoos Nazi

[06:56:06] No, this guy's a Nazi tattoo

[06:56:08] He dropped out

[06:56:09] because he came out and he raped someone

[06:56:11] years ago

[06:56:12] and some have generated a loss of controversy

[06:56:16] Darulisa Avila Chivalier is now facing questions about deleted tweets

[06:56:21] saying that she's sympathetic to communism, to soviet figures, criticizing interracial

[06:56:25] relationships saying black and arab men are both fetishizing ugly colonizer women

[06:56:30] I did not delete those tweets because I was running for office.

[06:56:34] It's scary clearly in jazz.

[06:56:36] It's not like a real fucking anti-missed

[06:56:38] with one anti-missation position.

[06:56:42] I hate when people like

[06:56:44] post that shit like it's like sincere.

[06:56:47] Like people will take a very clear joke.

[06:56:49] Anti-missation of non-consensual behavior is categorically false.

[06:56:54] Back in Washington DC it's not only the left-wing candidates

[06:56:58] that are making some Democrats nervous.

[06:57:00] It's also on their support from Hassan Piker.

[06:57:04] Jonathan Cohn runs the Democratic Centerist

[06:57:07] for the Third Amendment.

[06:57:09] Hassan Piker is unknown to most Americans

[06:57:13] who determine elections.

[06:57:15] Swinging to Ben Voter that never heard of Hassan Piker.

[06:57:18] The ones you have wouldn't like him.

[06:57:21] He's known and popular among a very small subset

[06:57:24] of young people who are super effective,

[06:57:27] They're very radicalized, fine, have at it, that's how he makes a living.

[06:57:33] You mentioned Piker isn't that famous, but you wrote a Wall Street Journal op-ed about

[06:57:39] him.

[06:57:40] He did.

[06:57:41] Why did you think it was important to do that?

[06:57:43] We called him out because we wanted to warn mainstream Democrats not to associate with

[06:57:48] him, not to elevate him, not to put him on air platforms or campaign with him.

[06:57:53] This is like, you know, in fact, that will drive away the way he was.

[06:57:57] Why is this thing you found like a new vanilla disc?

[06:57:59] I just need to beat on it.

[06:58:01] On Capitol Hill, Democratic Representative Josh Gotzheimer

[06:58:04] went so far as to co-author a resolution

[06:58:07] condemning Piker for what he described

[06:58:10] as anti-Semitic hate speech.

[06:58:12] This is the case of Democratic to incite violence.

[06:58:18] Yeah, how'd that work out?

[06:58:19] How'd that work out for you guys?

[06:58:21] I'm surprised just how big an issue Israel has become.

[06:58:24] I'm kind of surprised how this issue has become almost a litmus test in primaries across the country.

[06:58:30] How do you think that's happened?

[06:58:32] Sometimes these issues just, they get a mind of their own.

[06:58:36] I don't even think when I talk to voters about it and say,

[06:58:38] well, you're screaming and yelling at me,

[06:58:40] what really are you upset about?

[06:58:43] And it's based on...

[06:58:44] Oh, you like that one.

[06:58:45] I think a lot of disinformation out there.

[06:58:47] I often don't really get an answer except,

[06:58:49] I don't know, I saw something on TikTok.

[06:58:51] Hassan Piker, you introduced a resolution condemning him, along with condosones, for

[06:58:58] I think what you characterize as anti-Semitic hate speech.

[06:59:02] Can you tell us true, why was it important to single out Hassan Piker and condosones

[06:59:09] in particular?

[06:59:10] Well, you know, when you start ignoring hatred, and this is, again, look at history against

[06:59:14] any community in this new, the hatred bubbles up.

[06:59:16] It's so shameless the way they fuck it up.

[06:59:18] He doesn't extinguish the fire.

[06:59:20] the flames just grow.

[06:59:22] And Hassan Piker is not just some random guy walking down

[06:59:26] the street screaming something hate filled.

[06:59:28] He has millions of followers on his streaming platform.

[06:59:32] By the way, so does Candace Owens, right?

[06:59:34] Left and right.

[06:59:35] Always afterthought.

[06:59:36] Candace is always afterthought.

[06:59:37] They packaged her in just to make it more legitimate.

[06:59:41] Disinformation.

[06:59:42] And by part of it.

[06:59:43] Just alive in the seat, but ginning people up

[06:59:45] and targeting communities, including Jewish people.

[06:59:48] Well, she's actually interested.

[06:59:49] Sandbiker of the many controversial statements he has made, he has disestablished some of

[06:59:55] the views that some have been taken out of context, but ultimately he stands by statements

[07:00:00] in terms of broad sport for his lab, broad sport for a mass, but there's also viral clips

[07:00:06] of him at a speech, I think, in Oxford and the United Kingdom talking about anti-Semitism

[07:00:11] and the plague that that is.

[07:00:13] Anti-Semitism is a canary in the coal mine of fascism.

[07:00:16] How's he gonna respond that bigotry is that has caused those getting his on CNN is crazy from pogroms to the Holocaust Jews

[07:00:24] Have always been singled out by those in power as a you know classic anti-semi-behavior and economic volatility

[07:00:30] has and pikers

[07:00:32] argument is that he is

[07:00:34] Anti-zoni not

[07:00:36] Messick and that they are two very different things if that's what he believes and he should probably

[07:00:42] practice that because he has done a very good job of of smushing the two to

[07:00:49] get there. We have Bernie Sanders and an AOC in the building.

[07:00:53] He has nothing! That's all you got?

[07:00:55] There are prominent Democrats who recognize

[07:00:57] Piker's influence and want his heart to go black.

[07:01:01] What are you saying?

[07:01:02] I'm gonna do rapid fire.

[07:01:03] For many on the left, Israel has become a litmus test.

[07:01:07] Calling out Israel's genocide.

[07:01:09] Yeah.

[07:01:10] Ending aid to Israel. Yes sanctioning Israel. Yes a free Palestine course, but just how fine is the line between

[07:01:18] Criticism of Israel and it deal tolerated form of anti-semitics. Oh my god. It's fucking

[07:01:25] It's this dickhead this guy's literally a fascist

[07:01:28] He's probably let him say whatever the termination in the historic homeland an anti-semitic hate

[07:01:35] What what you're saying here about voting for Hamas literally capable of voting for Hamas or Israel

[07:01:41] But isn't that the point of all right like so I say

[07:01:49] This is good, this is good, okay, I like that I like that that fucking that line

[07:01:55] So here's what's really insidious for the last 13 years

[07:02:00] I've been too low right everybody in the Democrats

[07:02:03] Everybody that never had a body of said like, oh, you're too old you're too you care too much about social issues

[07:02:08] You care too much about bigotry

[07:02:09] We have to drop the bigotry. We have to we have to be a little bit transphobic

[07:02:14] We have to you know, kind of drop this whole like you know protecting undocumented migrant shit

[07:02:18] They've never said that about anti-Semitism to be fair, but like I have there's never been a moment where I've been anti-Semitic

[07:02:25] As a matter of fact, I've literally always opposed anti-Semitism is still due to this day

[07:02:29] So what the media does is they've like positioned certain clips to be like he's always criticizing is why is he doing that?

[07:02:38] Oh, there's a lot of Jewish people that live there. Is that why he's doing it and they never show this is I think the first time a

[07:02:45] mainstream outlet has ever shown at least a fraction of my

[07:02:50] commentary on on

[07:02:52] anti-Semitism being like a canary in the coal mine and and how like fascists are always anti-semitic and

[07:02:58] Like in the past 13 years, there's thousands of hours of me like fighting back against anti-semitism

[07:03:03] And it's so fucked up that the the most common way that mainstream media will like cover the story is just to be like

[07:03:10] Well, he said stuff that people call anti-semitic at most like that's the best. That's the best most charitable

[07:03:17] Coverage I'll ever get they'll say like, you know, he's a controversial podcast there with statements that some people consider anti-semitic

[07:03:24] It's like, okay. Well

[07:03:26] You're not really you're just trying to avoid a defamation suit at that point. You're not like really actually saying the truth

[07:03:35] So this is I think the first time that they've shown just like one of my you know

[07:03:41] Many different pieces where I've like railed against anti-Semitism

[07:03:46] And the fact that he brought at the Josh Gallheimer personally that's

[07:03:51] Excellent

[07:03:56] We also have that very, you know, push back on here.

[07:03:59] Yeah, no, no, we, we had a very,

[07:04:02] we had a very tough conversation

[07:04:05] where he just basically put the whole

[07:04:07] anti-Semitism bill in front of me.

[07:04:10] We start here at 5.30 with commitment 2026.

[07:04:13] Yeah, look, just tell them to come over here.

[07:04:15] until the August primary election.

[07:04:17] Democratic Socialist and candidate

[07:04:18] for Governor Francesca Hong holding a rally

[07:04:21] alongside controversial political streamer,

[07:04:23] Hasan Piker and Minnesota Congresswoman Ilhana Omar at South Milwaukee High School today.

[07:04:38] Oh my God, she was crying.

[07:04:40] TJ Dyson joins us live in the newsroom this evening. TJ, some Democratic candidates.

[07:04:44] Oh my God, this dude is literally, what is this dude? That's crazy.

[07:04:48] He's kind of like, he's been making like some like viral videos almost in Milwaukee.

[07:04:51] Oh, he hasn't?

[07:04:52] Yeah, how old is he? I don't know. He looks younger though, but he does like I don't see him on like Instagram

[07:04:58] He looks like like no disrespect. I don't know what his politics are, but he looks like he could be a groper secretly

[07:05:02] It's my governor have criticized Han for associating herself with piker. Yeah, that's right. Hey Kendall including Democratic candidate David Crowley

[07:05:10] 35 year old political streamer Hassan piker has drawn criticism in recent years over comments critics have described as anti-semitic

[07:05:17] He also faced widespread backlash in 2019 after saying the U.S. quote deserved the September 11th attacks.

[07:05:25] Not only are we going to run up the numbers with Francesca Hong on August 11th, but we are going to take that victory to the general election to make sure that the Republican, top Tiffany, never gets a seat of power ever again.

[07:05:39] Now, Piker previously pledged his support for Hong earlier this summer when the Democratic Socialists appeared on his stream in late June.

[07:05:46] It's been a bad year.

[07:05:47] Since then, he has participated in fundraising efforts supporting Hong's campaign.

[07:05:51] The parents comes with just nine days remaining until Wisconsin's August primary election.

[07:05:56] Now when asked about the criticism surrounding Piker, Hong said she welcomes his support.

[07:06:00] Is it a risk appearing alongside these guys as you kind of frame and head into the general?

[07:06:07] It would be a risk not to try to build the broadest coalition possible.

[07:06:11] I think that one of the reasons we...

[07:06:13] Yeah, he literally said like he's had anti-Semitic comments and he said the thing about 9-11, they love the 9-11 one, which is crazy because it was in fucking 2019.

[07:06:21] Not long time ago.

[07:06:22] And not only was it in 2019, it was like, like the full quote is me like very clearly talking about how like we brought it upon ourselves, all the stuff.

[07:06:29] But like, it doesn't matter, it's a, it's a, it's a hot bug quote, it's, you know, you got me, it's fine.

[07:06:34] I apologize for it the next day.

[07:06:36] And no one ever brought it up for years until after October 7th.

[07:06:41] have Opsien in his back.

[07:06:45] Leading into election day as well.

[07:06:47] Anyway, love you all and I will see you tomorrow, same time, same place.

[07:06:55] For his critics, the 35 year old has become a symbol of the far left insurgency in the

[07:07:00] Democratic Party.

[07:07:01] Woo!

[07:07:02] Alright, we're here.

[07:07:03] One that they say will lose general elections and hurt Democrats' chances of taking over

[07:07:09] the Senate in the midterms.

[07:07:11] Our community will be there every step of the way.

[07:07:14] James Carville says this is all going to implode

[07:07:17] at the general election.

[07:07:22] Yeah, as opposed to previous neoliberal democratic

[07:07:24] candidacies that have been spectacular successes so far.

[07:07:29] You know, Hillary Rodham Clinton in 2016

[07:07:31] and Kamala Harris in 2024.

[07:07:34] I don't think I'm like exceptionally good

[07:07:36] at proselytizing the gospel of socialism necessarily.

[07:07:40] I think there are a lot of people who are just like,

[07:07:42] this is not working.

[07:07:44] The cost of living crisis is completely out of control.

[07:07:47] Democrats haven't done anything about it.

[07:07:48] Republicans haven't done anything about it.

[07:07:50] There has to be a different alternative.

[07:07:52] We're going to get up.

[07:07:53] We're going to get up.

[07:07:55] We're going to get up.

[07:07:57] Fiker became an issue himself in the Democratic Party

[07:08:00] when he first campaigned Abdul El Sayed,

[07:08:03] who was running in the Michigan Democratic primary

[07:08:05] for US Senate.

[07:08:06] Abdul!

[07:08:09] That's a state that Trump won.

[07:08:11] And Abdul Al Sayed is my guy.

[07:08:14] There was a lot of controversy surrounding

[07:08:16] my affiliation with him,

[07:08:18] and there was a month of media coverage.

[07:08:21] In the aftermath of that, polls came out,

[07:08:24] and it showed that Abdul had actually risen to the top.

[07:08:27] He was in third place before that happened,

[07:08:29] and he was in first place after it happened.

[07:08:31] What Josh and I are trying to do,

[07:08:32] and putting this resolution so popular,

[07:08:35] is to say enough.

[07:08:36] Those resolutions sponsored by congressman got my name on longer.

[07:08:40] These have some responses controversially sweeten us.

[07:08:43] But people like Owens and Piker, and they're not welcome in our districts, and none of this language is acceptable either.

[07:08:50] Pairing itself up while he is apologized for some of his comments, and the fact that we're taking out a context, he has continued to praise Hamas.

[07:09:01] You seen this?

[07:09:02] Yes, I have.

[07:09:04] House resolution.

[07:09:06] That's never going to get passed, too.

[07:09:10] The Sandpiker prominent online streamer has often used anti-Semitic rhetoric,

[07:09:15] including expressing support for Hamas designated foreign terrorist organization.

[07:09:21] Why do you express support for Hamas?

[07:09:24] Well, I wouldn't say I express support for all of Hamas's actions or anything.

[07:09:29] I do say that the Palestinian resistance largely does have an internationally recognized right to resist.

[07:09:36] Do they violate that sometimes with organs? Absolutely. And Hamas certainly has as well.

[07:09:41] But at the end of the day, Palestinians do have a right to resist militarily.

[07:09:45] When you say Hamas is a thousand times better, do you actually mean that?

[07:09:49] Or is that a rhetorical move or like a solidarity signal?

[07:09:53] I mean, it's all of the above. I do mean it.

[07:09:56] I think it's a rhetorical move because it frustrates a lot of people. I've also said I'm a harm reduction voter

[07:10:01] I'm a lesser evil voter and therefore I would vote for Hamas over Israel every single time

[07:10:12] Limited rights for women you're voting for homophobia

[07:10:15] But like this is crazy when you say you're voting for Hamas

[07:10:20] It's not an endorsement of their domestic policies, but I don't think anyone actually cares about their domestic biases

[07:10:25] Because I certainly don't.

[07:10:27] Every Palestinian at the end of the day, regardless of their disagreements with Hamas, will always

[07:10:32] say that Israel is still the Israeli occupation, is the greatest problem that they're facing,

[07:10:37] the most existential problem that they're facing.

[07:10:39] Can you understand when, when, when...

[07:10:42] No!

[07:10:43] No!

[07:10:44] The most existential problem that they're facing.

[07:10:49] Can you understand when, when, when, just the regular American?

[07:10:54] Of course, that's the reason they see all this.

[07:10:57] Well, that's the purpose of that document.

[07:10:59] The purpose of that document is not to...

[07:11:01] No.

[07:11:03] What the fuck?

[07:11:05] Ideology.

[07:11:08] These guys can't defend that, so they have to attack its prominent critics.

[07:11:12] I will always, always call out anti-Semitism.

[07:11:16] It's gross, it's immoral, it is a hate crime.

[07:11:20] There is no space for anti-Semitism.

[07:11:23] Hang around the progressive left for any amount of time, and you'll likely hear about APAC.

[07:11:29] I'm speaking about APAC, APAC funding.

[07:11:31] Thank you.

[07:11:32] What makes APAC unique is that they're funded by Blinus.

[07:11:35] APAC, the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, is an American lobbying group that advocates

[07:11:41] for pro-Israel policies in Washington, D.C.

[07:11:45] I did such a good job on that segment, I think.

[07:11:48] I thought he told me that.

[07:11:50] For decades politicians on both sides of the aisle have engaged with APAC and spoken at

[07:11:56] its annual conference in Washington.

[07:11:58] It's the largest APAC gathering history and I feel like I am among family.

[07:12:06] In Michigan the group has spent upwards of 30 million against Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed

[07:12:12] who has been critical of the Israeli government and their actions in Gaza.

[07:12:18] But in parts of the Democratic Party, A-PAC is now deeply unpopular.

[07:12:23] Now is the time of monsters.

[07:12:26] These monsters take many forms in A-PAC, for whom the only thing more frightening than democracy

[07:12:31] being allowed to run its course is an end to genocide in Nicaragua's shores.

[07:12:36] Like other groups, they fund campaigns supporting and opposing candidates.

[07:12:42] Critics of politicians like Mambani say that the singling out of A-PAC is actually sematic.

[07:12:47] Something's happened when elected officials like our mayor in this

[07:12:53] Dislikes juice calling a pack and the people who supported monsters

[07:12:57] Cory Bush lost her cease in Congress in 2024. She blames a pack

[07:13:04] It was a coordinated effort because I was speaking about keeping our money here in this country and not bombing babies in another country

[07:13:12] Another anti-Israel member of Congress, Corey Bush, more than $7 million was spent to oppose

[07:13:18] Bush in 2024.

[07:13:19] It is a record-breaking amount.

[07:13:20] It is a record-breaking amount for a congressional primary race.

[07:13:25] So-called squad member faced a fierce primary challenge from Democratic opponent, West Abel.

[07:13:30] Before Massey was Corey and Jamal Bowman.

[07:13:32] Before Massey was in flux of cash, from the Israel-aligned Tipper PAC, A-PAC.

[07:13:36] The ads never said Israel, Palestine, Gaza.

[07:13:39] I had to say, Corey is not a good Democrat.

[07:13:43] Bush was good at getting headlines,

[07:13:45] but they hadn't actually accomplishing anything.

[07:13:47] More than 70% of the spending against her

[07:13:50] was by a super PAC affiliated with APAC.

[07:13:54] Now, Bush is running to win her whole seat back

[07:13:57] with support from people like Piker.

[07:14:00] The second most expensive congressional primary.

[07:14:03] Yeah.

[07:14:04] That's what it took for Israel to subvert

[07:14:07] the Democratic process.

[07:14:09] While an activist like Piker puts the issue of Israel front and center in his campaigning,

[07:14:14] David Hogg's message is squarely focused on getting dark, special interest money out of politics.

[07:14:21] There is no way of taking corporate money and just not being in bed with those special interests, right?

[07:14:27] And rejecting the influence of A-PAC.

[07:14:29] Plus, he too brings up A-PAC.

[07:14:32] Let me tell you a story.

[07:14:35] When I first started working in DC,

[07:14:36] when I went to work on the office,

[07:14:38] this is also a huge raise.

[07:14:41] To then working on the inside.

[07:14:42] One of the first things that I was told when I got here

[07:14:44] was do not talk about APEC.

[07:14:47] Do not mention them, do not think about them.

[07:14:50] Don't dare go against them.

[07:14:52] And the thing that was striking to me about that

[07:14:55] was how eerily similar that sounded

[07:14:57] to what I remember hearing about the NRA.

[07:14:59] This is such a good line coming from David,

[07:15:01] especially when people said to me,

[07:15:02] you know, they're too powerful.

[07:15:04] You guys are just a bunch of kids, you know, what happened at your high school is horrible,

[07:15:08] but you don't understand.

[07:15:09] This is the NRA.

[07:15:10] Nobody's ever going to take them on, but we did, and we won.

[07:15:13] And we made that organization go from standing for the National Rifle Association to standing

[07:15:17] for not relevant anymore.

[07:15:18] Yeah, I think a lot of people watching this, to hear you, a park fund survivor talk about

[07:15:29] A pack in the same red as NRA will be-

[07:15:35] They're also fucking blowing up schools

[07:15:37] in the same exact way.

[07:15:38] It shouldn't be.

[07:15:40] Both are getting kids killed.

[07:15:46] And I don't draw a line between

[07:15:47] whether it's kids in Parkland,

[07:15:50] kids on any street in America, in any community.

[07:15:52] Beast mode.

[07:15:53] Or if it's kids in Palestine.

[07:15:54] Okay, David.

[07:15:55] It's not okay.

[07:15:56] When you first got here to DC and you were told-

[07:15:58] He said, he said,

[07:15:58] Here's my hog.

[07:16:00] That's what he said.

[07:16:01] Don't talk about A-Pack.

[07:16:02] Don't come after A-Pack.

[07:16:04] That's his last name.

[07:16:05] Big fraud.

[07:16:05] I know that.

[07:16:06] Put a lot of things into this.

[07:16:08] David, I'm showing you my hog.

[07:16:10] Why do you think it was A-Pack?

[07:16:13] You were told to stay quite about more sudden.

[07:16:15] It's fine, Chad.

[07:16:16] He's not a kid anymore.

[07:16:17] He's crazy, like, fucking 27.

[07:16:19] That's real.

[07:16:20] Would people fear more than anything?

[07:16:21] Are people that they perceive to be strong wares?

[07:16:24] You're also third box.

[07:16:25] That's the decisive elections.

[07:16:26] No, I'm not third box.

[07:16:27] APAC did not make anyone available for an interview for this program.

[07:16:31] In a statement, APAC called Hogg's comments despicable and disgusting.

[07:16:36] APAC said it is proud to support the quote,

[07:16:39] principle of Democrats who share our commitment to partnership

[07:16:43] that has entangled America's natural security.

[07:16:46] It also pointed out that many Democrats, it supports Erwin through their primaries.

[07:16:51] Rogan is a preacher. I got Zoran on the tour for the midterms.

[07:16:56] Moderate Democrats are the only ones who have delivered the House and the White House

[07:17:04] since Trump came on the scene in 2015.

[07:17:06] You made a joke.

[07:17:07] But in the Rogan era, those centrist Democrats have lost the White House twice, and only one at once.

[07:17:15] True. That's true.

[07:17:17] Today is the most popular. Israel will be going forward tomorrow

[07:17:22] Israel will be less popular than it is today and yesterday Israel was more popular than it was today

[07:17:28] It's done

[07:17:31] This part so I said something here that like really pissed people off

[07:17:36] Like the last point on this entire documentary is just me being like

[07:17:41] You know, I'm not gonna have to fucking I'm not gonna have to make that decision

[07:17:45] And Dony's like, oh, what would you do if a Democrat?

[07:17:47] Yeah, it's here.

[07:17:49] Dony's like, what would you do if a Democrat is insufficient

[07:17:56] in their support of Palestine?

[07:18:00] Or what would you do if a Democrat is supportive of Israel?

[07:18:03] Like, when's the candidacy?

[07:18:04] Would you still support them?

[07:18:05] I said, that's not going to be a problem.

[07:18:08] And everybody lost their minds for the past week, basically.

[07:18:12] Spoilers, bitch, it was a fucking highlight

[07:18:14] they presented it's been in the media though that's why I was like well I mean

[07:18:19] it was it's been in the media for like the last couple of days yeah I spoiled

[07:18:22] it I got excited I got excited I got to go back to the Hamas conversation after

[07:18:27] because he got cut off but I want to hear I want to see the full edit like what

[07:18:31] they put in there but it's like my my thing always is like what would you do

[07:18:37] like if you lived in a concentration camp in an open-air prison like you would

[07:18:41] probably take up arms too you know I mean that's like it's not like a

[07:18:44] controversial opinion. It's like, I mean, Israelis admit it. Israelis will say like,

[07:18:49] yeah, if I was on the other side of the fucking, if I was on the other side of that border wall,

[07:18:53] like I would be, you know, joining the armed forces.

[07:19:00] Don't he framed it around fascism? Is it being pro-Israel? Isn't being pro-fascism? I know,

[07:19:04] but it doesn't matter.

[07:19:07] What was one thing you feel like you could do better?

[07:19:09] I'm not getting into so much trouble be be more I'm not the best speaker like it's ironic because I speak all the fucking time and I speak about these like convoluted issues but I get in my own way all the time and I recognize that and it's very frustrating for me I'm like I wish I was better I wish I was a better speaker that's what I wish I don't think I'm good enough I mean I think Zora is a much better speaker than me for example like I wish I had because what I do

[07:19:37] I

[07:19:39] Ordered so much what I do requires

[07:19:42] like

[07:19:43] Generational talent and I don't have it and I need to just get better at it. I mean, I'll get there getting better though

[07:19:48] I think I have gotten better at it exposure exposure therapy. Yeah, but but like messaging discipline keeping it more concise

[07:19:56] Like I have a problem. I get in my own way. My oh they get too excited sometimes. I get excited

[07:20:01] I'm in my own head. I I I get insecure where I'm thinking like am I gonna fuck this up

[07:20:06] Most of you call me your own lane for the way you wanted it. Everybody can't be the same, you know

[07:20:11] Yeah, and they're way to deliver messages

[07:20:14] This is peak propaganda sienna got a shot in of Hassan

[07:20:19] Ketting a dog

[07:20:21] Hell yeah, hell yeah, dude. Yeah

[07:20:24] They get bugged.

[07:20:26] What do you mean?

[07:20:28] I got teeth, they just like leave me.

[07:20:30] They leave me shit.

[07:20:32] Bro, just open it.

[07:20:34] It's family style.

[07:20:36] I'm carrying this.

[07:20:38] Oh!

[07:20:40] I don't know what to do with this shit.

[07:20:42] What did everybody get in there?

[07:20:44] I got mitten Oreo.

[07:20:46] Oh, I don't want to press that.

[07:20:48] Oh, no! Mitten Oreo!

[07:20:50] David, what the fuck?

[07:20:52] That's like when I heard about what is it like Ted Bundy's?

[07:20:56] Choice like last choice is like apple pie and a fucking slice of American cheese

[07:21:08] I'm just gonna take one bite and hopefully it's not the myth in Oreo. I ordered heat in Oreo

[07:21:22] I ordered tenders oh

[07:21:47] What no oh it's back

[07:21:49] many people as part of that movement as possible even if that makes you uncomfortable

[07:21:57] John Lovis, John Fabro and Tommy Vitor all worked for President Barack Obama and now

[07:22:03] host a hugely popular PUDS-Safe America podcast. They say Democrats need to talk to everyone

[07:22:09] including each other. John, you interviewed- No, but it's a man. Right? If you like it,

[07:22:15] You got a lot of shit even for talking to him clearly. You don't buy into the idea that

[07:22:23] Somebody like a sign piker should not be given a platform. How dare you platform someone with a huge platform, right?

[07:22:28] Yeah, whether you like this or not

[07:22:31] That's not a lot of people who listen to him. I don't want to start going down the path

[07:22:36] Even as we hit the 2028 where I say all right if you if you're not with me on this issue

[07:22:41] I don't want to listen to you. We had interviewed him before

[07:22:44] and it wasn't a big deal before.

[07:22:47] I think it's sort of what we started this to do,

[07:22:51] which was to have conversations with people who are involved in politics

[07:22:54] and let the audience decide what to make of that.

[07:22:57] I think the Democratic Party's got to move away from this dumb debate about platforming,

[07:23:01] let reasonable adults sort out what they think about it.

[07:23:04] Mostly, I think it did enormous harm to Democratic candidates,

[07:23:08] that we refuse to go on other people's shows out of purity tests.

[07:23:13] The roof is collapsing on the Democratic Party.

[07:23:16] Jack Culver said that.

[07:23:17] No, not in the court.

[07:23:19] Yo, it's a promise book.

[07:23:21] Democrats, this primary face-off is what some are calling the Democrats.

[07:23:25] Yeah, much better.

[07:23:26] Culver's a bit of an air nail.

[07:23:28] ...is reshaping politics on the left.

[07:23:30] Democratic socialists in New York are crazy.

[07:23:34] Like outright really crazy.

[07:23:36] Last few days, not the end.

[07:23:39] It was the beginning.

[07:23:43] Both sides claim their candidates would be more electable than November.

[07:23:47] I want to talk about this idea of electability.

[07:23:50] Let me be clear.

[07:23:52] The last people who have any right to lecture us about electability

[07:23:57] are the establishment who lost the Donald Trump fight.

[07:24:02] It's the Democrat Party having its Tea Party moment to move to the left.

[07:24:07] Even beyond Trump and before Trump, inequality in this country was, you know, expanding at

[07:24:13] a rapid clip.

[07:24:14] And there's a lot of people in both parties and across all ideologies who are really

[07:24:18] pessimistic.

[07:24:19] Damn, John sounds like me.

[07:24:20] And we need candidates who are not necessarily tied to the establishment of the right-climbers,

[07:24:25] whether they're to the left or the center-left, who are going to try to challenge the status

[07:24:30] quo.

[07:24:31] I think there's a debate about what voters want and what makes a candidate electable.

[07:24:35] Is it because your peoples are looking for systemic economic issues, you're an aware or traditional politician, but you're someone new that feels more authentic?

[07:24:45] Or there's others who think, like, no, actually what we need is to sink down some of the edges, like walk back some of the more extreme or furthest left positions the party has taken and run more moderate candidates.

[07:24:57] The battle for the future of the Democratic Party and the Republican Party is not going to play out like it used to.

[07:25:05] The battle that will help set the stage for the 2028 presidential primaries.

[07:25:12] Pissed winners need someone who stays focused in the noise, who gets the job.

[07:25:16] Paley!

[07:25:17] Issues like affordability, health care, horror, infusions.

[07:25:21] Israel comes to me in my dreams.

[07:25:22] That's what she said.

[07:25:23] Israel will play a big role.

[07:25:25] More than half of House Democrats voted to end U.S. military plundering.

[07:25:28] Okay, the G-scores are kind of mid, though.

[07:25:30] I'm sorry.

[07:25:31] I'm huge.

[07:25:32] That wouldn't get G-scores from over, though.

[07:25:33] I'm not a G-score guy, though.

[07:25:34] I'm not a big theater guy, though, I don't have the best life.

[07:25:36] You go to like a local place.

[07:25:38] The big question for the wins of the party is whether they can come together after their

[07:25:42] primaries and back their parties and their homes.

[07:25:45] I have one simple philosophy.

[07:25:49] Winning is everything stupid.

[07:25:51] The burden is on the left to show why their toxic politics could work anywhere outside

[07:25:56] of blue places and today they have literally failed in that test.

[07:26:02] This is a country that belongs to the working families of America and not just a handful of billion

[07:26:17] They've been pushed around by the super PAC spending we are in an environment where people are so sick and tired of the status quo

[07:26:25] That's the bigger story

[07:26:26] David Hogg says ultimately he will support all Democratic candidates as they go against Republicans.

[07:26:33] But there was one person I wasn't so sure about.

[07:26:36] Will you endorse the 2028 candidates if they are pro-Israel in a way that you don't like?

[07:26:44] If you ultimately are about defeating fascism in this country as you describe it, surely shouldn't you get on board with whoever the main candidate is?

[07:26:53] Luckily, I only have to make that calculation at all, because there is zero percent chance

[07:27:00] that whoever the elected Democrat is that wins the primary will be pro-Israel in any way, shape, or form.

[07:27:06] You'll see.

[07:27:09] Wow!

[07:27:14] He told me he didn't really hit the sign.

[07:27:17] He spoiled it.

[07:27:18] Bro, you're fucking face-deep into that.

[07:27:22] Concrete milkshake, you weren't even paying, you weren't paying half of the money, so I'll pay the session

[07:27:29] Oh my god

[07:27:30] She didn't hit me. She didn't hit the same. That's fire though.

[07:27:34] The takes that we are gonna get out of this documentary are gonna be fucking incredible

[07:27:43] I suspect

[07:27:45] I suspect that this will be, this is gonna be a fucking nuclear arms race

[07:27:50] of some of the most annoying, some of the most annoying dipshits are gonna get so fucking mad.

[07:28:02] I can't wait.

[07:28:05] You liked it?

[07:28:13] I loved it.

[07:28:14] Dony, shout out to Dony, my man.

[07:28:18] And if you guys are the most fair, somebody's covered you.

[07:28:22] Yeah.

[07:28:28] It's funny because, look, I think there's a whole,

[07:28:33] I mean, there's obviously a story here with the insurgent

[07:28:35] left, don't you think?

[07:28:37] Yeah.

[07:28:38] He's that's what he's writing right now.

[07:28:40] He's writing a whole piece on literally this documentary,

[07:28:42] basically.

[07:28:48] But the thing is, like there's more to the story.

[07:29:01] What is this?

[07:29:02] The establishment is crumbling.

[07:29:03] Yeah, it's a very good sign that the Washington Journal feels the need to announce Abdul El

[07:29:08] Said and Medicare for All.

[07:29:09] It used to be that they could just ignore the left.

[07:29:12] Yeah.

[07:29:13] New Abdul versus pro-Israel how's it going viral?

[07:29:15] Our campaign has been largely and loudly populist, but also anti-Zionist.

[07:29:22] And you've sort of married those two things, equating funding for Israel with underfunding

[07:29:28] healthcare, for example.

[07:29:31] Are you worried that that framing, juxtaposing the Jewish funding for the Jewish state against

[07:29:36] the needs of, in your own words, our own people, echoes an old anti-Semitic trope?

[07:29:42] Let me just be very, very clear.

[07:29:45] You know who benefits from guaranteed health care in this country, Jewish Americans?

[07:29:49] The idea that somehow we are going to use the specter of anti-Semitism to defend what

[07:29:55] a foreign government is doing actually has, does a deep disservice to the well-being of

[07:29:59] Jewish Americans in this country.

[07:30:02] Judaism and the Jewish people are a life unto the world, beautiful faith, beautiful people,

[07:30:06] the contributions that they've made to this country alone are staggering.

[07:30:09] I'm looking forward to standing with the Jewish community against anti-Semitism after all anti-Semitism and Islamophobia are one in the same

[07:30:16] And we need to take them on but we cannot sit idly by and ask

[07:30:20] Why is it that our 3.3 billion dollars a year at baseline is used to fund a part-died at baseline genocide over the last several years a

[07:30:29] War we have no business fighting with the attempt to annex the southern part of a neighboring country

[07:30:34] And then wonder why our kids schools look like they did 50 years ago

[07:30:38] go. The reality of this is that we can't have that same trade-off argument with regards

[07:30:43] to other items in the U.S. is $800 billion to the defense budget.

[07:30:47] Oh, I have. You just don't cover it. No, no, no, I have. You just don't cover it. I'll

[07:30:51] say the same thing about the money we send to Egypt, which is where my family comes from.

[07:30:55] So if you want to go ahead and call me anti-Egyptian, go ahead and do that. But the reality is that

[07:30:58] my principle, I don't think we should be sending unconditional foreign military aid to any

[07:31:02] government because none of us actually pay our tax dollars.

[07:31:05] Or on principle then are you against as no religious states writ large on principle? I absolutely am oh

[07:31:15] My god

[07:31:18] Dude, I cannot play deep look look these are these are opinions that we've been advancing for

[07:31:27] Decades for myself has been 13 years left in doing this, right? I

[07:31:31] I just never thought that there would be a viable, very popular Senate candidate in

[07:31:40] the Democratic Party that would just go on MSNBC and say those words.

[07:31:44] It's the truth, but my expectation is really low from mainstream outlets because for the

[07:31:51] longest time, the fucking media environment was just like, oh, you can't say that, you're

[07:31:55] an anti-Semite.

[07:31:56] Shut the fuck up.

[07:31:59] And the fact that there is a real appetite for this kind of commentary, that people hear

[07:32:06] this and don't immediately go, ooh, that's a little strange, why is he saying that?

[07:32:10] There's just so much has changed, it's crazy.

[07:32:14] Oh God, what a stud.

[07:32:17] That's it.

[07:32:18] I'm going forward, I'm only working with socialism, Muslims, that's it.

[07:32:21] No one else.

[07:32:24] There are all the Muslim cans I work with, all studs.

[07:32:27] But it kind of makes sense.

[07:32:29] It's the same with like, it's the same with black candidates too.

[07:32:33] Brown candidates, black candidates, like in order to make it in America, you have to be

[07:32:35] like extra good.

[07:32:37] Like no matter what you do, you have to be above and fucking beyond because any blemish

[07:32:43] that you have, like my biggest problem is I'm, you know, I grew up in Turkey, so I just

[07:32:49] like didn't.

[07:32:50] How did you?

[07:32:51] I didn't know you're Turkish, man, man, shut up, you're such a bitch.

[07:32:58] Turkish all

[07:33:01] Her we ready we're you you were a problem bro. We're not about me

[07:33:08] Where are you from again, it's a song stream it's not it's not America. Are you were born in a so born in a different country?

[07:33:13] Yeah, which one was it? I just West Africa. Oh

[07:33:19] No, but um

[07:33:21] Well, yeah, like because it was because I grew up in Turkey. I didn't have that like

[07:33:25] like second class citizen mentality at all.

[07:33:28] So I just, you know, and I look white.

[07:33:29] So I just speak like a white guy and I forget

[07:33:33] what the station sometimes in the eyes

[07:33:35] of a lot of other Americans.

[07:33:36] Cause I think like a lot of the shit I say is wild.

[07:33:39] Sure. And it's also off color.

[07:33:42] But if it was a dude named Hank from Kansas saying it,

[07:33:45] they'd be like, well, you know that boy, he's a little crazy,

[07:33:48] but I really like what he has to say.

[07:33:49] But when it's a dude named Hassan saying it,

[07:33:51] they're like, wait a minute, what the fuck?

[07:33:52] name too yeah dude named Hassan grew up in Turkey that don't sit right but Abdul he

[07:34:03] grew he grew up here yeah his name is Abdul Rahman Muhammad al Sayan like he

[07:34:09] had to be he had to be above and beyond his whole life like he had to be an

[07:34:15] overachiever his whole life and and he had to be very careful his whole life

[07:34:20] That's why I mean, think about Obama, like first black president of America, you had

[07:34:26] to be exceptional beyond like beyond comprehension.

[07:34:32] You can't have any blemishes in your career.

[07:34:34] Like none whatsoever.

[07:34:36] Same with Zoran.

[07:34:38] That's what I mean when I say like Zoran was not born in America.

[07:34:41] No, he's born.

[07:34:42] He's born in Uganda.

[07:34:43] Okay.

[07:34:44] I think so, right?

[07:34:47] In Africa?

[07:34:48] Yeah.

[07:34:49] Yeah.

[07:34:50] Oh my god, I gotta show you something about Zoran actually. Oh my god. I got some deep lore for you. You're gonna love it

[07:34:54] I didn't know he was born here. Wait, does he not know about?

[07:34:57] You don't know about something that I got to show you about Zoran. So you've seen his like aura. Yeah. Yeah, I've seen those

[07:35:03] Chat, you know which one I

[07:35:06] Don't know if we should do I

[07:35:09] Don't know what you do

[07:35:10] No, no, no, I don't know we should do the one in Uganda. Oh, yeah

[07:35:16] Chat send me the link send me the link send me the link

[07:35:18] Like, young cardamom, not Nani, no, Nani is good too, but someone sent me the link, because

[07:35:26] he has a song in like a Disney movie.

[07:35:31] But he made it, maybe.

[07:35:33] I hate when I'm like outside the joke.

[07:35:39] I know, but they're not sending it to me.

[07:35:41] You're going to be inside the joke in a second.

[07:35:44] I

[07:36:44] you

[07:37:14] you

[07:37:44] you

[07:38:14] you

[07:38:44] you

[07:39:14] This is actually good. It's like you can't do it.

[07:39:20] Yeah, it was for stuff.

[07:39:21] That's actual, mom?

[07:39:30] Yeah.

[07:39:31] Oh no, man. That's not right.

[07:39:32] Exactly.

[07:39:33] The top are a piece

[07:39:34] And a great crowd gives them overcadets

[07:39:37] Rating the showers to kiss the cold

[07:39:39] I've never met a mom

[07:39:40] And look at me, but that just catches eyes

[07:39:51] That's a wife, that's a mom

[07:39:52] That's a little baby

[07:39:53] Oh, God, God, God

[07:39:57] I was just assuming by

[07:39:59] Mm-hmm

[07:40:00] Wow

[07:40:01] I know that. I'm open now. There's people that look like they feel used to me about this.

[07:40:16] I

[07:40:46] I just thought the views obviously like a lot on the front one they wouldn't allow me to use the camera

[07:41:08] Okay

[07:41:15] The quality for like this baby

[07:41:21] What I'm just saying is really good quality

[07:41:23] Yeah.

[07:41:29] It's a wrap!

[07:41:34] 2019 is when it stopped.

[07:41:37] 2019?

[07:41:38] Yes.

[07:41:39] Because he got it all.

[07:41:40] Yeah, I know, but he got it like that in T-R-A.

[07:41:42] No doubt he got it.

[07:41:44] I know.

[07:41:45] He's a state of cinema.

[07:41:47] Oh, no.

[07:41:47] Right.

[07:41:53] I think one of the things that we've learned from these races is also like you can just

[07:42:19] be fucking 35 and be a very competent mayor, a very competent politician, it turns out actually

[07:42:27] you can be better as a politician if you have no experience. Because they always presented

[07:42:32] this like I remember during the race they're like oh you've only been a state of assembly

[07:42:35] remember what the fuck do you know about running a whole city like it's the most expensive

[07:42:38] city on the planet whatever all this shit. Yeah it turns out it's better that he was

[07:42:42] was just inexperienced.

[07:42:46] Because him learning on the job, he's been a far better

[07:42:50] mayor, far more successful and far more popular than any other

[07:42:54] mayor that I can think of, I guess, with the exception of Rudolph

[07:42:56] Giuliani.

[07:42:57] But that was 9-11, right?

[07:43:01] He was popping after 9-11, right?

[07:43:02] He was popping.

[07:43:03] He was here in the corner after 9-11.

[07:43:05] No, I know.

[07:43:06] But 9-11 made him like.

[07:43:08] That's what made him presidential candidate.

[07:43:11] It was the first crime thing I've suffered in 90s.

[07:43:15] I don't know.

[07:43:18] Did you become America's mayor?

[07:43:19] But you thought it was Bloomberg's mayor, right?

[07:43:22] Oh, was Bloomberg mayor during 9-11?

[07:43:25] Right, I think it was the election.

[07:43:27] I thought Giuliani gave like a really powerful speech

[07:43:29] or something.

[07:43:30] He still wasn't in any office with that thing?

[07:43:34] I would not.

[07:43:34] I was going to say.

[07:43:51] Really was mayor.

[07:43:53] Yeah, I was.

[07:43:54] That's why they call them America's mayor.

[07:43:58] I was right.

[07:43:59] You were wrong.

[07:44:00] Well, I said he became.

[07:44:04] He was known as America's Mayor because of 9-11.

[07:44:07] Well, system as they're using on behalf of my opponent,

[07:44:10] Kaylee Stevens, giving her gobs and gobs and gobs of money

[07:44:13] to stand up against me because they don't want to get

[07:44:15] right away to the American offshore up to do that.

[07:44:17] So at the end of the day, it's just a philosophical difference.

[07:44:20] I'm not an iron you log.

[07:44:21] I'm a lot more interested in empirical results.

[07:44:23] When it comes to Medicare for all,

[07:44:24] I think that's the best single way

[07:44:25] to provide folks health care in this country.

[07:44:27] And by the way, public health care,

[07:44:29] the public part would be the insurance,

[07:44:31] the health care service comes from.

[07:44:32] When it comes to investing in our students, we are investing in good infrastructure.

[07:44:36] We are actually a rich person that many so that every single person can actually participate

[07:44:40] in the economy.

[07:44:41] I think most of the people, I mean, you have of course have a lot of public health training

[07:44:46] and medical training, but most people who are socialists, especially public officials

[07:44:49] would say they believe in science too.

[07:44:51] But the reason I'm asking is because if you're the nominee, Mike Rogers and the Republicans

[07:44:56] are going to try to label you as a Democratic socialist, you're going to say you're not.

[07:45:00] But I'm asking, it's help us understand what's the difference between your version of capitalism

[07:45:04] and their version of democratic socialism.

[07:45:08] You know, Jen, the irony of this is that they're already trying to label my opponent, Haley

[07:45:11] Stevens, as a terrorist group.

[07:45:12] I want to fool you.

[07:45:13] I want to fool you, though.

[07:45:14] Now, Donald Trump is calling everybody a communist.

[07:45:16] It bothers me.

[07:45:17] We're so concerned about what they're going to say about us that we forget that we also

[07:45:20] have mouths and can talk about that.

[07:45:22] Let's talk about Mike Rogers.

[07:45:23] Mike Rogers is the worst kind of corporatist.

[07:45:25] He is so bought off by corporations that he made $14 million.

[07:45:29] He doesn't want to tell us how he made except for he was likely trading on his relationships

[07:45:33] in government.

[07:45:34] When he did serve in the Congress, he never saw a corporate pack check he didn't like.

[07:45:38] Voted to raise prescription drug prices, I don't know how many times helped to architect

[07:45:41] the opioid epidemic.

[07:45:43] This is a guy who we're gonna be up and down the state because the dude is bought off his

[07:45:47] head.

[07:45:48] And I think it's time for us to stop being so worried about what they're gonna say about

[07:45:51] us and start using our mouths to talk about what's wrong with them.

[07:45:54] out of politics is about ending a future where politicians like Mike Rodgers can bring in

[07:45:59] money from corporations like DTE and Blue Cross and think that somehow they get to dictate

[07:46:03] a future that's better for those corporations than they are for the people.

[07:46:06] Money in your pocket is about standing with unions that he's sought to crush. It's about

[07:46:09] taxing billionaires that he wants to protect. It's about keeping our money here even though

[07:46:13] he wants to send it in the form of tanks and bombs to give giveaways to weapons manufacturers

[07:46:19] elsewhere where that money does harm. There's plenty of opportunities to stand up to Mike

[07:46:24] without having to worry about what they're gonna label us.

[07:46:27] So yeah, whether it's me or it's Hailey Stevens,

[07:46:29] they're gonna call us socialists.

[07:46:31] Now let's talk about what we can do to take them on.

[07:46:33] And I think anybody who watched the debate last night,

[07:46:35] there was a clear person on the debate with Mike Rogers.

[07:46:38] And it's because there's a clear contrast between me and him.

[07:46:41] I'm not taking money from the same exact corporations

[07:46:44] that are funding him.

[07:46:45] And so I can stand up and say, that man is ball off

[07:46:47] and I actually wanna work for you.

[07:46:48] And that's exactly the contrast that we need

[07:46:50] to win an election in November.

[07:46:52] You know, you and Haley Stevens certainly have differences.

[07:46:55] You've outlined some of them on who you'll take money from, you have differences on and

[07:46:58] how you can make health care more affordable.

[07:47:01] Haley Manta is real.

[07:47:02] Yeah.

[07:47:03] I feel so popular.

[07:47:04] He's bringing up Haley's name is gonna make her popular.

[07:47:07] Would you camp here?

[07:47:08] Greatest endorsement he's gotten so far this year on this road.

[07:47:11] I've been so clear about this question.

[07:47:13] We have to beat my projects.

[07:47:14] We have to make sure that Donald Trump doesn't have any more votes in the USNA because we

[07:47:18] We know that Mike Rogers has never seen a boot war by Donald Trump, he did not want

[07:47:22] to lick.

[07:47:23] So at the end of the day, yes, we have to beat Mike Rogers, I've been committed to that

[07:47:25] from the jump.

[07:47:26] I just know that I offer the best contrast to be able to beat him.

[07:47:29] Let me ask you about an option, I mean, the option I think you would prefer, which is

[07:47:35] if you win, right?

[07:47:36] Because defeating Mike Rogers, having Democrats win the Senate, the stakes are incredibly

[07:47:41] high.

[07:47:42] That's what I started the show talking about.

[07:47:44] Would you even critical Chuck Schumer, other people running for a Senate have been critical

[07:47:48] Chuck Schnur and establishment Democrats. Would you take money from the DSCC?

[07:47:53] I think the DSCC exists as poor Democrats running for office. Certainly.

[07:47:57] My mom takes me to KSIU Ted, dad, go on.

[07:47:59] I'll come together and win in November.

[07:48:01] I'll see you in the documentary.

[07:48:02] What I will tell you though, is that I do think we need a difference in the way that we campaign

[07:48:07] generally. I'm not interested in contributions from corporations. I'm not interested in contributions

[07:48:11] from AAPAC. I think frankly, those things should be illegal. I think we do a lot better when we

[07:48:16] We offer a good contrast and we can fundraise $5, $10 at a time from the people whom we

[07:48:21] seek to serve.

[07:48:22] And that's the way we run our campaign.

[07:48:24] It's the way I run every campaign.

[07:48:25] And what that offers you is the ability to actually speak directly to people, rather

[07:48:30] than being so worried about what some corporation is going to think about your position so that

[07:48:34] you hedge your bets and then can't actually articulate what it is that you want to do.

[07:48:37] I think that's part of the reason people are so frustrated with the Democratic Party is

[07:48:40] that we're taking money from exactly the same people who are funding Republicans too.

[07:48:45] So whether or not Haley Stevens or Mike Rogers wins, DTE, our local utility wins.

[07:48:50] Whether or not Haley Stevens or Mike Rogers wins, Blue Cross, Blue Shield wins.

[07:48:53] And I think people are sick and tired because when they win, everybody else wins.

[07:48:56] It's money they take out of our pockets.

[07:48:58] And I think we can end that kind of politics.

[07:49:00] And if we do, I think we're going to be able to win folks who are Democrats, yes.

[07:49:04] But also a lot of Republicans who don't want to pay more for premiums or utilities, don't

[07:49:08] want to see a data center move into the backyard or watch their healthcare costs skyrocket.

[07:49:13] It's not easy to put yourself out there and run for Senate.

[07:49:17] You have a week to go.

[07:49:19] Thank you for being here.

[07:49:20] I really appreciate it.

[07:49:21] John, thanks so much for having me.

[07:49:22] Really great, grateful to have the opportunity.

[07:49:24] Come on, Barack Obama just made one of his first big endorsements of this midterm cycle.

[07:49:30] Oh my God, that's just scared the fuck out of me.

[07:49:33] Don't bring up Barack Obama like that.

[07:49:35] God, yeah.

[07:49:37] Because we're a little worried that he might, he might, you know, start throwing his hat

[07:49:44] in the ring and start endorsing against our guys, you know what I mean?

[07:49:48] We'd be cooked if that happened.

[07:49:50] Let's be real, he is the god.

[07:49:52] Yeah, no, it would be, I mean, I would destroy him in basketball, that's nine minute question.

[07:49:58] You think you can beat Obama in basketball?

[07:50:00] Are you kidding me?

[07:50:01] Hell nah.

[07:50:02] Bro, that is crazy.

[07:50:03] Hell nah.

[07:50:04] We have balls so many times.

[07:50:06] I think you you're physically you have like the physical edge on Obama. I understand but I just think Obama's you know

[07:50:13] But I think what are you talking about?

[07:50:16] I think the aura of Obama would I can't beat Obama in basketball. You can't beat Obama. The aura bro

[07:50:22] That's crazy. The or you ever you gonna forget everything

[07:50:27] Everything you're gonna forget

[07:50:30] I'll talk to you about this

[07:50:32] I'm talking about this option, but I will say this the Austrian mob I'll be disaster basketball

[07:50:36] Yeah, no, but I'm sorry. I'm sure too much or not too much war these dude. I would destroy him

[07:50:42] But first of all I do I would I would destroy him how hard you did you but you wouldn't I'm destroying like a Afghan hospital

[07:50:50] Okay

[07:50:54] Throw I throw threes up

[07:50:56] No, I don't think what he makes drone strike jokes. He made that of the White House corresponded dinner. I still I still don't think you can beat him though. That's all right, though.

[07:51:09] That's crazy. He hung up his door. Would you lose to him in that streamer game? That's cool. Oh my God. Oh my God. I lost to, uh, wait, are you which one are you talking about?

[07:51:21] one are you talking about?

[07:51:23] You did a lot of losing?

[07:51:25] No, he said which one?

[07:51:27] Where's he gonna beat my ass?

[07:51:29] No, because bro, they were so good.

[07:51:31] I saw the Chris London one.

[07:51:33] Yeah. That was good.

[07:51:35] That was amazing.

[07:51:37] That was the best basketball I've ever seen.

[07:51:39] I've played basketball since then.

[07:51:41] That's a good way to go.

[07:51:43] You want to know something crazy?

[07:51:45] What?

[07:51:47] I might have told you this already, but he

[07:51:49] on a training arc because of that he's like destroying people now and he

[07:51:54] hunts me he like text me all the time randomly I mean he's a nice guy yeah so

[07:51:58] it's really funny but he will text me every now and then be like so when are

[07:52:01] we playing that game again like that he told me that that was his turning point

[07:52:05] I have to be so bad I did my turning point too just my fat ass just skunking

[07:52:13] this a skunk too yeah the skunk was crazy so who'd you lose to last oh we're

[07:52:18] We're getting too much on with it.

[07:52:20] I haven't played in a long time, but last streamer games,

[07:52:24] it was fucking Duke Dennis's team.

[07:52:28] Got it.

[07:52:29] But I played like shit.

[07:52:33] You can't beat Duke Dennis, no.

[07:52:35] I didn't even get invited this year to the game.

[07:52:37] So that's all, I mean, I would never be able to play.

[07:52:40] Yeah.

[07:52:42] But yeah, I was so bad, they were like, don't come back.

[07:52:46] No, okay.

[07:52:47] I know put your jaysie in a wrap there, bro. It's over, bro

[07:52:50] Sorry family Hassan versus

[07:52:56] No, I'm like, I'm like Jordan I'm playing baseball

[07:53:01] Not very good, but I moved I moved into different territory. I want to come back, you know, who knows

[07:53:10] but

[07:53:14] Man the um

[07:53:17] The

[07:53:19] Dukes aura through you off. That's exactly

[07:53:22] Obama's or what you all the way easy brah. I did not lose it Duke Genesis team because he is fucking aura

[07:53:28] What are you guys talking about? I'm gonna lose the aura. Yeah, they think you'd be Obama. Oh, that's crazy

[07:53:33] Yeah, he just he just went out there and you just he looked so good. I was like, I can't I can't do this

[07:53:39] Yeah, no, it was fucking what's his face?

[07:53:41] J-Dubbs and that whole team was incredible.

[07:53:45] You think he'd be Mondonic?

[07:53:47] I wouldn't be surprised if Mondonic and Hoop.

[07:53:52] He can't, he plays soccer.

[07:53:54] He can't Hoop.

[07:53:55] He also can't lift.

[07:53:57] He literally...

[07:53:59] There was a video of him trying to do 135, but he can't do one.

[07:54:03] Yeah, that was a big aura loss for him.

[07:54:06] I was a little worried about that.

[07:54:08] to be mayor though yeah exactly but I was a little worried that when that video

[07:54:13] came out I was like oh no so I'll give you this cook his chances I hope not I'll

[07:54:18] give you my downy man I believe me here for that one I'm just trying to think

[07:54:21] about anybody do you think you can be any political streamer in basketball no

[07:54:25] oh political streamer yeah so Charlie Kirk okay he played football he no

[07:54:33] Charlie Kirk who yeah very well actually surprisingly I mean so I I don't know I think he would have been like probably the toughest

[07:54:43] My toughest battle if we're being real

[07:54:47] He is dead yet. No shit. I've been like I mean like when he was alive. I didn't mean I didn't mean right now

[07:54:55] Oh Rick Scott he's complaining already

[07:54:57] Tonight, CNN let us on Piker and others to be a pilot of the guys at Jadal's and Piker

[07:55:03] actually said he would vote for Hamas over Israel.

[07:55:05] I'm not surprised that a man who says, I should be killed would say that.

[07:55:08] I'm surprised CNN would give this garbage platform.

[07:55:10] He cried so much.

[07:55:11] You said he should be?

[07:55:12] Yes, he said no.

[07:55:13] Oh, I remember that.

[07:55:14] Yeah, he's the guy who constantly complains and says like he wanted me killed and it's

[07:55:20] like I didn't actually say that, but it doesn't really matter because everyone hates him so

[07:55:24] much that no one gives a shit.

[07:55:26] And what's the funnier thing is that now people are actually like, no, he was he was right

[07:55:30] for saying it.

[07:55:31] So now people are just like, he brought this upon himself weirdly enough, where now people

[07:55:36] keep repeatedly saying, well, well, maybe he's right.

[07:55:40] And I disavowed obviously, but it's just funny.

[07:55:44] Hmm.

[07:55:45] All right.

[07:55:46] I don't trust people with two first names.

[07:55:48] Yeah.

[07:55:49] That's that's my reasoning for not liking Rick Scott.

[07:55:53] Not that he is.

[07:55:54] I do love Jill Scott.

[07:55:56] Scott all right well everybody thank you so much shout out Mike thank you for

[07:56:07] being on the stream today you were a real champion you knocked on doors your

[07:56:11] first canvas what an exciting did it all man I thought we're just chilling

[07:56:15] living one of the greatest cities in this goddamn country walking I'm not even

[07:56:18] kidding shout to Milwaukee shout everybody Milwaukee yeah the people's

[07:56:22] Republican Wisconsin. I love you so much. I'm gonna be back in Detroit up and down

[07:56:29] the state of Michigan tomorrow, stumping around. We got big rallies with

[07:56:33] Donovan McKinney and hanging out with Abdul as well. And so much more, but

[07:56:41] what a night. What an exciting night this was and I'm really glad I got to

[07:56:46] share it with you. What an exciting day it was in general. Love you all and yeah

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