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08-08-2026 · 7h 04m

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[00:14:30] What's going on everybody?
[00:14:40] I hope everyone's having a fantastic evening afternoon, pre-noon, no matter where you are
[00:14:46] in the world.
[00:14:47] I'm a song player in this house and I'm broadcasting live from Sony, California, Los Angeles folks
[00:14:53] who are live and alive.
[00:14:54] And this is my partner anniversary, apparently, as everyone has figured it out.
[00:15:00] It's Saturday August 8th, 2026.
[00:15:05] And I'm coming to you live from 83 degrees in sunny Los Angeles, California, on stolen Tongva territory.
[00:15:15] We're live, we're alive.
[00:15:17] I hope everyone's having a wonderful one.
[00:15:22] It's Saturday, fun day.
[00:15:26] But of course before we get to the fun we got some news to cover.
[00:15:30] There's a lot going on in the world.
[00:15:34] I'm down here in Prospect Park because a follower said there were drinking fountains there that were taken away by the city. Please bring the drinking fountains back.
[00:15:51] I'm on it. The heatwaves arrived but our parts plumber's got here first. They're getting the water flowing so that New Yorkers can safely enjoy their summer days in Prospect Park.
[00:15:58] Take a sip if you so desire. Absolutely.
[00:16:01] Delicious. Stay cool and stay safe, New York.
[00:16:07] It's crazy. He's so goaded. He's so good.
[00:16:15] Anyway, ladies and gentlemen, boys, girls and enbies, I'm glad that they got the Tiktok account figured out because they were kind of absent.
[00:16:25] kind of absent for a minute there on Tiktok anyway ladies and gentlemen
[00:16:40] you get your ass beat in an alley busted lip having motherfucker no I'm a skin
[00:16:45] picker I hope you guys not realize that I routinely will just like bite my
[00:16:52] lips too much. Why do you think I'm always doing this? I'm biting my lips. I buy my nails,
[00:17:07] I buy my lips. I'm a picker. I'm piker and I'm a picker. I'm 60 plus and I found you
[00:17:14] because there's thousands of names of people who are attacking me. Have you ever surveyed
[00:17:16] how many older people are actually watching, especially women? I think your audience
[00:17:18] we may be way broader than Twitch demographic suggests? No, I think recently, this past year
[00:17:25] or so, I think my audience got a lot older. Dermatophagia? That's what it's called? Don't
[00:17:35] Don't worry, older person, we will figure it out when we do the census anyway, we haven't
[00:17:49] done it yet, we do it every August, we'll figure out when to do it.
[00:18:00] This community is already way old by Twitch standards, but also increasingly becoming old-old
[00:18:08] by old standards, young by media standards, young by politics standards, but still becoming
[00:18:15] older nonetheless. Everyone keeps growing year after year. Everyone's getting a year older.
[00:18:25] Anyway, I'm 24 with my hairline 52, god damn.
[00:18:55] I don't know what to do.
[00:19:02] Anyway, break out the categories above 40 this time, please.
[00:19:05] I'm too scared to do it.
[00:19:11] Yeah, this is part of the broadcast where I tell you about my personal news about what was going on in the world of the Sonhouse and I have a piker, but you already know I'm a shut ass loser, nothing going on in my life.
[00:19:21] nine hours yesterday played some games yesterday. I know a lot of people enjoyed it. Gaming is back
[00:19:32] in a big way at the Hassanabe broadcast. Yeah. This is a gaming broadcast now.
[00:19:39] I didn't watch any anime. That's what you're wondering. I just went to sleep. Hi. Hi chat.
[00:19:56] Have a general understanding. You, you chat. You, I'm waving at you.
[00:20:01] Oh, you're 40.
[00:20:04] It's crazy.
[00:20:06] I'm just getting attacked now. Stop. What is this?
[00:20:08] Can't have you got that.
[00:20:10] And this is what you're supposed to do!
[00:20:11] You need to defeat us!
[00:20:12] I love abortion!
[00:20:14] I'm a Democrat!
[00:20:16] I'm on a pergama of errors!
[00:20:18] This is where-
[00:20:20] Anti-Fox is overlaying hyperbole.
[00:20:22] A figure speech that used extreme intentional exaggeration to make a point and humor shows strong feelings.
[00:20:26] It is not meant to be taken as literal truth.
[00:20:28] Yeah, sometimes I think like I'm too autistic to make jokes, but then also I feel like everyone else is all really hell autistic in their reception of jokes.
[00:20:41] I also realized something this morning.
[00:20:45] I realized something this morning.
[00:20:51] A lot of people don't know what the fuck twitch is like boomers don't know like.
[00:20:56] Like in the hands of boomers, when they look at my clips up until recently, I've only had
[00:21:03] to deal with bad faith attacks from people on the internet.
[00:21:09] And I didn't realize that like boomers probably have no concept of what twitch is.
[00:21:14] So they just every clip that they see of me talking, they think is just me talking.
[00:21:21] These are my opinions.
[00:21:23] They don't realize that like most of these clips are not me talking to myself, I'm actually
[00:21:29] responding to chatters.
[00:21:34] And I wonder how much of that, like how much that plays a role in people's like lack of
[00:21:38] comprehension on what I actually am about, like there's got to be kind hearted like
[00:21:45] liberal boomers out there or people who just like don't understand twitch who like
[00:21:48] see clips like this and go oh my god this guy's like a monster.
[00:21:56] Like there has to be some people like they don't think they don't think that this is like heavily
[00:22:00] edited. I guess I guess they have to think a little bit more and try to figure out why like so many
[00:22:09] Why so many like progressive black brown collaborators of mine don't realize I'm this like vicious
[00:22:23] anti black like anti woman like I'm this vicious guy they're probably they're probably
[00:22:32] shocked by it they're like well that's crazy wow you know I was asked you do you feel
[00:22:38] like Hassan is a good campaign manager or campaign surrogate.
[00:22:44] What does she say?
[00:22:50] The only one that is true is anti gay.
[00:22:52] Yeah.
[00:22:54] Yeah, that's it.
[00:22:55] The I'm a foe.
[00:22:57] I can't even like respond jokingly to shit.
[00:23:03] Jake Tapper setting up your most hate or ass blood rotation for the show
[00:23:07] tomorrow too. Oh, my goat. Oh, my God, Corbin is going to have a hard fucking time with this
[00:23:14] panel. Jesus Christ. I don't know who Kristen soltas Anderson is. I guess echelon insights.
[00:23:20] That's a pollster. So she's probably not terrible, but we got literally Scott Walker
[00:23:26] and near a tandem. Oh, this is going to be a panel of, of, whoo. But Corbin's the man.
[00:23:39] He's actually very good. Cor, uh, yeah, Corbin trans the man he'll cook. I also saw something
[00:23:51] very strange. Bill Maher likes Abdul El Sayed, which is kind of remarkable. I don't know what
[00:24:03] happened there. I don't know what's going on, dude. I think it's very weird.
[00:24:10] It could have been the fact that he did the Taylor Swift dance thing,
[00:24:13] you know, to show how he's not like a scary Muslim guy. He's like very,
[00:24:18] He's like a teddy bear that white people could be not scared by, you know, or maybe
[00:24:25] he heard the, maybe he heard the Roger, like Roger memes and he was like, oh my God, this
[00:24:31] guy's the funny, this guy's a real comedic talent, you know, I just don't know what
[00:24:36] it is.
[00:24:37] Maybe it's because he's hot.
[00:24:38] I'll take it.
[00:24:39] I don't give a fuck.
[00:24:44] he just, maybe it's because Abdul says he's a capitalist. Abdul was like, yeah, I'm a capitalist.
[00:24:49] I love capitalism. And Bill Maher was like, maybe that's what it takes. You could just,
[00:24:55] you could just run around and have the Bernie platform because that's Abdul's platform is
[00:25:00] the Bernie platform, right? Which is a social democratic platform. It's a modest social
[00:25:05] democratic platform. And as long as you say you're like love capitalism, it's just,
[00:25:10] you know, gotten a little out of hand or something. People are like, oh, thank God.
[00:25:13] Oh thank god.
[00:25:17] Another day, another...
[00:25:18] Every time of the day, Fox News is talking about us.
[00:25:22] Fox News is talking about the DSA.
[00:25:25] Fox News is talking about me saying that we're terrifying.
[00:25:28] They have democratic consultants that they can bring on
[00:25:31] to actually attack us as well.
[00:25:33] To make it seem like the actual voters oppose this worldview.
[00:25:38] To make a worldview seem toxic.
[00:25:41] It's all hands on deck right now.
[00:25:43] Do not fall victim to this kind of propaganda. We will win. We will get out on the other side of this
[00:25:48] Victorious and we will deliver an agenda that centers the needs of the working class in this country
[00:25:54] And we'll continue fighting for it no matter
[00:25:57] Every hour of the day. Okay
[00:25:59] Our our edits getting better
[00:26:02] Uh, is that what's going on? I feel like the edits are maybe getting better
[00:26:07] Anyway top planche confirm Hormuz deal us out of ammo strict closed public enemy number one hung dinosaur
[00:26:13] get in now. Saturday fun day is imminent. Do we have a blast off me? Hit the bong for
[00:26:31] Hong chat. Yeah. Did you see Van Lathen went on CNN talking about your Hamas Israel taken
[00:26:40] didn't back down. Let's go. My goat van was on CNN on Iran for later breaking. Israel's
[00:26:48] preparing independent attacks on Iran without the US. That is the jump. That's not going
[00:26:51] to happen. No shot. That would be the dumbest fucking thing that Israel could do. That'd
[00:26:57] be really funny. I don't think they're going to do that. But who knows where we're at
[00:27:03] at this point. That actually kind of came out of nowhere. That that is a surprising.
[00:27:08] Do you guys have a blast-off meme please?
[00:27:11] Do we have a blast-off meme please?
[00:27:21] Cute blast-offs.
[00:27:30] Okay, I got it.
[00:27:31] Thank you.
[00:27:32] Thank you.
[00:27:33] Those are cute.
[00:27:34] Cutie patootie blast-offs.
[00:27:35] Let's go.
[00:27:36] Um, but yeah, we need more aura edits. We need more aura edits chat. That's what we need. We need more aura edits for ontal stat
[00:27:50] Normie libs love the the comeback that he had Abdul had for Trump
[00:27:56] Shitting in his diapers in the White House. That was good. I mean, he's just cooking. He's just cooking
[00:28:00] I hope he doesn't like go too crazy. You know what I mean? Cuz like
[00:28:03] like, because like, come on guy. That's the best. He's, he's Egyptian. He's just Egyptian.
[00:28:13] Okay. If you all have never met an Egyptian American man, you are meeting one right now
[00:28:18] on the timeline for the first time ever. He is just like, that's all this is. Everybody
[00:28:24] thinks like, Oh my God, he's such a unique charismatic talent. It's like, no, that's
[00:28:27] That's just, he's just Egyptian.
[00:28:35] That's it.
[00:28:36] Yeah, Egyptians got jokes.
[00:28:40] That's all they got for the most part.
[00:28:42] Nowadays they're occupying.
[00:28:46] I think the van, Latham, Klipka, Automata, you need to open my logs to see.
[00:28:53] Huh.
[00:28:55] interesting. I don't know why I got them out of, but
[00:29:07] Abdul stealing all the dad jokes. Yeah, he's cooking. He's cooking with the dad jokes.
[00:29:18] By the way, speaking, our boy is top, okay, top dog, top of the leaderboard right now.
[00:29:27] Absolutely cooking, absolutely cooking.
[00:29:30] Number one on AgBlue, $2.8 million in approximately a day.
[00:29:37] Like it's just an unfathomable amount of number and let's be real, he's going to need it.
[00:29:42] He's going to need it.
[00:29:44] We might do another, maybe we'll do another fundraiser if there's like any need.
[00:29:48] at any point we might do some of them potentially because like let's be real apac is going to
[00:29:54] dump boat loads apac already has done boat loads into this race they're going to double
[00:30:00] down most likely um it's really interesting like being more involved in races and and
[00:30:10] getting to see underneath the hood. I have developed so much cynicism. Like here, one
[00:30:19] of the things that I bet you guys have never really thought about, I certainly never did,
[00:30:26] was the fact that like, if you actually fundraise, like fundraising is everything in this game.
[00:30:32] It's everything in this game. How much, like you, from the outside and myself included,
[00:30:37] oftentimes discount the importance of fundraising in Washington DC and the importance of like
[00:30:42] how much money a campaign has, it's everything. All of these other like national groups, they
[00:30:48] look at how much you are capable of fundraising, small dollar donations and whatnot.
[00:30:53] But fundraising is still very much, even on the like the populist left side of elections.
[00:31:01] Everybody looks at numbers. Everybody looks at fundraising and fundraising is actually
[00:31:05] unbelievably important because it can actually stave off the competition. Adam
[00:31:09] Hammerley's race, fund raised early and were able to get a lot of money. And then
[00:31:15] Adam was able to basically brand himself, define himself with all of that money
[00:31:21] before outside money could come in and define him in the most negative ways
[00:31:25] possible. Because it's a lot more difficult to represent someone in a
[00:31:33] negative manner once they've been able to reach a certain level in that television market, in that
[00:31:40] audience, and they've been able to showcase themselves in a positive light.
[00:31:47] So if a campaign is actually capable of fundraising a lot early on,
[00:31:53] that means that a lot of outside money will be scared to enter the race because they'll
[00:31:59] think it's going to be a waste. That's part of the reason why our initiative with Abdul,
[00:32:05] the push that we actually went in with Abdul, was very consequential because it was a huge
[00:32:14] lesson for APAC and also super PACs in general. They won't talk about how panicked they are,
[00:32:21] They won't talk about how panicked they are in the media, but behind closed doors, they must be freaking the fuck out because there's never been an instance where someone got outspent 12 to 1 and then defeated their opponent.
[00:32:39] It's not happened. This has never happened before.
[00:32:41] for. So that's a huge deal, I think for a lot of others as well. It's so funny that the first
[00:32:54] thing the media did was immediately go after me and be like, well, you got to let go of this guy.
[00:33:00] This guy's bad news. This guy's bad news. And it's really funny because it's like,
[00:33:06] there's a real reason for why they're doing it. I mean, there's a multitude of
[00:33:11] different reasons, right? Obviously, it's a disciplining operation, right? That's first and foremost,
[00:33:16] because they can't yell at the voters, but they can yell at like someone who is expressing the needs
[00:33:21] of the voters. And it's really interesting because, like, the thing is, the thing is,
[00:33:36] There are obviously outliers, right? There are obviously outliers. But the Abdul race is a great example of like outside expenditures dumping,
[00:33:48] front loading and dumping as much money as possible into a race trying to define this opponent and failing to do so because the opponent was a media demon.
[00:33:56] Abdul was able to get a lot of earned media, not from mainstream outlets initially, but
[00:34:04] certainly from places like this one, Breaking Points, Dropsites, Zetail, many others.
[00:34:12] We all covered the race early on.
[00:34:13] We helped Abdul define himself, right?
[00:34:16] We played a role in allowing Abdul to be able to define himself, like not help is
[00:34:20] not the right word for some of these other platforms because they are, you know, independent
[00:34:24] They're not like affiliated in any way shape or form
[00:34:35] But
[00:34:38] That was a huge deal
[00:34:40] And I think that's part of the reason why mainstream media back by some of these like same corporate entities and same
[00:34:48] Masters is
[00:34:50] aggressively trying to stamp out
[00:34:52] independent media outlets or at least like an outspoken spokesperson who
[00:34:59] operates sometimes like a campaign surrogate.
[00:35:07] That's it. That's my experience at least but it turns out my queen, my champion
[00:35:15] and Ilhan Omar was on Caitlyn Collins on CNN.
[00:35:21] And the question that she asked her was,
[00:35:23] do you view Hussain as a good campaign surrogate for Democrats?
[00:35:28] Now I don't know what she said, I have no idea,
[00:35:29] I didn't even realize, but that's where we're gonna first start.
[00:35:33] We're gonna start off here on our journey.
[00:35:40] Yeah, I mean, in terms of that,
[00:35:42] one person who had faced questions on that
[00:35:44] as Francesca Hong in Wisconsin.
[00:35:47] Can I ask you on another part of this,
[00:35:50] Congressman, and I hope you can still hear me,
[00:35:53] one powerful voice that has been a big topic of conversation
[00:35:58] is the left-wing streamer, Hasan Piker.
[00:36:01] He's someone that you've campaigned alongside with.
[00:36:03] Let's see, no introduction that says anti-Semitic,
[00:36:07] not even controversial, just says left-wing streamer.
[00:36:11] That's it, that's right.
[00:36:12] put out a video backing your reelection today. There are moderate Democrats who have criticized
[00:36:19] Abdul El Sayed for a period of the campaign. There's something so funny about, by the way,
[00:36:25] moderate Democrats getting mad at Ihan Omar for campaigning with me. At that point, they have
[00:36:31] to figure out who do they hate more. You know what I mean? Like who, who do the moderate
[00:36:37] Democrats hate more, me or Ilhan Omar? I don't know. Because this one, no, Caitlyn Collins
[00:36:43] doesn't hate me. No, I've met her. I've had conversations with her in the past, like she's
[00:36:48] chill. But it is funny to think like in my mind, who would a moderate Democrat, if there
[00:37:00] was an opportunity to like take out me or Ilhan Omar, I don't know if moderate Democrats
[00:37:05] would be able to, to choose between the two. They try to hit both buttons.
[00:37:17] Dr. I'm the one saying have worked in public health and I'd like to discuss the inequities in our healthcare system.
[00:37:21] CNN reporter, is this on piker like your best friend or your second best friend?
[00:37:29] It is a very McCarthy style interview though. CNN anchor, are you now or have you ever been
[00:37:34] and associate of the known communist and terror sympathizer Hassan Piker.
[00:37:41] Do you disavow Hassan Piker and his known communist and terroristic ways?
[00:37:52] That's a great tweet. That's funny.
[00:37:59] when Jesse Waters defended you on the first rally without dual?
[00:38:02] As you can send a candidate Abdul El Sayeed inviting Hassan Piker to a rally yesterday,
[00:38:06] refusing to condemn any of Piker's pathetic beliefs.
[00:38:10] It's funny that we're, like nothing has changed.
[00:38:17] Let the radical malo and communist Hassan Piker speak so long as he can resist the
[00:38:20] urge to cover the death of his political opponents.
[00:38:22] Universities do this to TPUSA often and blame some admin error, et cetera.
[00:38:25] It's wrong.
[00:38:25] Let him speak.
[00:38:26] conservative speak peacefully? I mean it doesn't even like Andrew Colvid has no motion it doesn't
[00:38:34] even matter he's just covering his bases because he realizes so many Republicans have been like
[00:38:39] excited at the prospect of me getting canceled at my speech getting canceled UW.
[00:38:44] You are more of a threat to them because you can mix with white America they don't have to
[00:38:48] other. No, I thought I could.
[00:38:56] Why don't they just hand Piker suitcase full of cash only the terminally online would know who he
[00:39:00] was if CNN didn't cover him like it's a world war. This is a thing that I also see. This is a thing
[00:39:06] that I also see from people and I find it very strange. Like people are like speculating, oh,
[00:39:12] this is gangbusters for him. I bet he's loving it. It's like, no, I'm not. Okay. I promise you
[00:39:17] like I put on a strong face right but no it's not great to be consistently called
[00:39:24] and a terrorist an anti-semite now they're saying I'm anti-black I'm a woman
[00:39:31] hater like all of this stuff they're they're literally on the one hand saying
[00:39:35] I'm too woke and also on the other hand without even stopping to you know
[00:39:40] revel in the irony saying that I'm fucking anti-woke and it's crazy
[00:39:46] because I get none of the benefits.
[00:39:49] Imagine if I was this centrist guy
[00:39:52] who is, you know, two woke for the anti-wokes
[00:39:55] and two against woke for the wokes,
[00:39:59] I would probably be able to find myself
[00:40:02] in this weird centrist Goldilocks zone, right?
[00:40:05] Nope.
[00:40:14] You're only experiencing a pinky
[00:40:15] of what our Queen Brittany had to endure.
[00:40:18] I agree.
[00:40:19] It's true, free Brittany, free me, free you.
[00:40:24] So you're a centrist then?
[00:40:25] No, man, I'm not a centrist.
[00:40:28] Anyway, let's see.
[00:40:29] So Caitlin Collins asks Silan Omar,
[00:40:32] do you think he's a good,
[00:40:38] do you think he's a good campaign surrogate?
[00:40:41] Let's see what she had to say.
[00:40:43] with him. What's your view of that criticism?
[00:40:48] I mean people, you know, in a free country people can have opinions about people who campaign with candidates.
[00:40:57] I certainly had my own criticisms of folks who campaigned, folks that were on the top of the ticket for us in 2024.
[00:41:08] Ultimately, we all put our heads down, try to get to voters, have the conversations that
[00:41:14] are necessary, because we're not able to have any kind of the changes that we want until
[00:41:19] we win.
[00:41:20] And so everybody's trying to do the best that they can to try to get their message
[00:41:23] out and campaign with whoever that they think can help them do that.
[00:41:29] Sometimes not everybody's going to agree the kind of message that you use, but it's
[00:41:34] ultimately the decisions that campaigns have to make.
[00:41:37] I know those decisions are not easy every single time,
[00:41:41] but they are decisions that are necessary in order
[00:41:44] for you to figure out what your coalition looks like.
[00:41:47] Do you view Hassan Piker as a good campaign surrogate
[00:41:50] for Democrats?
[00:41:54] Well, I don't know about all Democrats,
[00:41:56] but certainly for those of us who represent
[00:41:59] younger demographics, he does have a certain reach.
[00:42:04] When I was on his podcast,
[00:42:06] when he was in my district doing metro search.
[00:42:10] And he will be, I think, back here in Minnesota.
[00:42:14] People who oftentimes are not tuned in,
[00:42:17] people who have lost hope in the electoral process
[00:42:22] are starting to pay attention and are tuning in.
[00:42:25] And we see a lot more volunteers coming out
[00:42:28] to our campaign headquarters because they hear Hassan say,
[00:42:33] it's important for you to get involved.
[00:42:36] And even though they might have not voted in a couple of election cycles,
[00:42:40] they are paying attention now and in a primary,
[00:42:43] when people just know about November elections,
[00:42:46] it is important to have as many messengers as possible.
[00:42:51] Yep.
[00:42:54] Notice how Caitlyn Collins doesn't push back as much
[00:42:57] compared to someone like Dana Bash or Tapper.
[00:42:59] Yeah, I mean, because she's just asking the question
[00:43:04] whether or not I am an adequate campaign surrogate and why you know why is this is a way to inform
[00:43:11] the audience is a way to inform the CNN audience to be like what why are people why are these
[00:43:19] politicians still like actively seeking out why are why are politicians actively seeking out like
[00:43:37] my surrogacy I guess if you want to call it that and like there's a reason for it and
[00:43:41] like, of course, if it wasn't successful, if it wasn't helpful, they don't owe me anything.
[00:43:51] Why the fuck would they invite me? It doesn't even help me anyway. But yeah, Caitlyn Collins
[00:44:00] is doing the right thing. This is like, you know, asking a regular question without
[00:44:08] trying to set up like a gotcha. It's framed as a serious question. It's framed as a cutting
[00:44:15] question, but it's not like a gotcha to follow up and be like, well, don't you feel like
[00:44:19] you're a hater of all Jewish people? Don't you feel like you want to put all Jewish people
[00:44:24] in prison if you have...
[00:44:28] Why are you always raising? Nobody ever wants to vote for us. Oh.
[00:44:33] Hi there. I'm somebody everybody wants to vote for.
[00:44:36] GET OUT! GET OUT! GET OUT! GET OUT! GET OUT! I HATE YOU! I HATE YOU! I HATE YOU!
[00:44:40] LEAD! LEAD! LEAD! LEAD! LEAD! LEAD! LEAD! LEAD!
[00:44:42] I was just trying to make things more affordable for people.
[00:44:45] OH! OH! OH!
[00:44:46] Why? It's what they want! I was just, I'm doing what the people want, you know, I don't understand!
[00:44:51] RAAH! RAAH! RAAH!
[00:44:52] If the people want it, if we give it to them to vote! Okay, alright, alright, okay, okay, I'm leaving. Come on, dude.
[00:44:57] Don't you say those words are out here! Don't you ever say those words are out here!
[00:44:59] I'm still gonna run though, I'm definitely gonna win.
[00:45:02] I'm gonna do a lot easier if we work together, alright, oh, I'm leaving.
[00:45:05] Where are we always losing? Nobody ever...
[00:45:09] Yeah.
[00:45:10] They hate victory.
[00:45:15] I can't believe they got Center for American Progress headquarters.
[00:45:19] They got a camera in there.
[00:45:22] Turning Point USA got paid for doing what you did and didn't get all the pile on you're receiving.
[00:45:27] Yeah, that's precisely the reason why.
[00:45:32] That is precisely the reason why.
[00:45:35] Everyone is coming after me.
[00:45:38] So, fuck do you mean?
[00:45:40] That's the whole point, because Turning Point USA was a paid operation, and it was a part
[00:45:48] of the Republican Party.
[00:45:50] I'm not.
[00:45:51] Contrary to what people, contrary to what people who want to present themselves as
[00:46:01] like more radical than me, try to actively claim in an effort to, you know, boost their
[00:46:08] profile, I guess. Contrary to that, I'm not affiliated with the Democratic Party, you know,
[00:46:19] and I mean, I'm not a part of the establishment. I'm not like, I do this on my own. This is
[00:46:25] funded. This operation is entirely self-funded by you, the viewers, for you, the viewers.
[00:46:31] Your voluntary contributions in the form of a touch prime, which is free, or a $6 a month
[00:46:39] subscription is what keeps this going. I spend my own money when I'm flying around.
[00:46:43] I don't get paid by campaigns. We also end up fundraising for campaigns as well.
[00:46:49] Many of you go out and take time out of your busy schedules to go and door knock
[00:46:54] and phone bank for candidates. So I think that's the real threat. The real threat is that most
[00:47:01] people in the media and most people that do this kind of stuff, they do it for money.
[00:47:08] And if you do it for money, you're controllable. If you do it for money, you'll do it for anybody,
[00:47:15] right? You won't do it just for people that you trust. You won't do it just for people
[00:47:21] that you have faith in, you'll do it for anybody who pays you.
[00:47:25] And that's the norm.
[00:47:28] There's never been a situation where you have an ideologue.
[00:47:33] There's never been a situation where you've had someone who actually believes in the
[00:47:36] shit that they're saying, who is mobilizing people who also believe in that same cause
[00:47:43] and is willing to throw their weight around.
[00:47:47] Do you understand?
[00:47:51] Vizvan Vandal. Goddamn. We got fashion heads in here too. Shout out Vizvan Vandal. Yeah,
[00:48:08] I mean, it's pretty crazy that the GOP convention is going to target three figures, right? And
[00:48:14] it's like two of these guys are running to bring back the Senate majority to the Democrats.
[00:48:20] And then the other guy is me.
[00:48:25] I find that very strait- I find that pretty insane, right?
[00:48:31] I'm not running for anything.
[00:48:32] I have no intention to run for anything.
[00:48:36] But I guess it's alright because like I said, I can tank it.
[00:48:39] I can tank it.
[00:48:40] I can sit here and eat it all day.
[00:48:44] I have been for years and I'm drawing all the aggro.
[00:48:50] I'm drawing all the aggro away from other wonderful candidates that are all around the country.
[00:48:57] Instead of yelling at their tweets from 2018, they just talk about, you know, my comments, my jokes, my memes, and my very sincere moments as well.
[00:49:10] And it is very strange.
[00:49:15] It is a very strange thing that they're doing, but and I don't think it's going to work.
[00:49:19] to work. I just wish that I had a little bit more support from the institutional side of
[00:49:29] the liberal Democratic Party. This is the next clip that's gonna be spread. Yeah, I saw Elon Musk was
[00:49:35] highlighting it. This is so funny to me. They're literally taking shit. They're taking shit.
[00:49:41] And like this is something that was peak, right? The great replacement. This is me making
[00:49:48] a joke about the great replacement and making fun of people who believe in it sincerely.
[00:49:56] And then, but nowadays because people are much more insane on the timeline, they're now like,
[00:50:03] oh no, he's like revealing his plan, right?
[00:50:08] So it's funny on the one hand, the same Republicans are saying, I'm actually promoting
[00:50:16] the great replacement. I'm saying like white genocide is real and happening and it's good.
[00:50:21] On the other hand, they're saying I'm anti-black. And it's usually the same accounts.
[00:50:27] It's usually the same accounts. Now this one came, I believe, from Rape Tone,
[00:50:32] generational rapist tone. He, he, some, yeah, I assume it's like probably DGG or someone
[00:50:40] that gave him the clip because I don't think he went back and found a clip from 2018 that's
[00:50:44] like cut this way, you know? But yeah, Elon Musk is, you know, the preeminent cuck fetishist. He
[00:50:55] responded to it. So old a song clip resurfaces, Rape tone. We want more immigrants to come into
[00:51:00] your country. He's an American. Fuck your sisters and then your daughters. We're going to destroy
[00:51:03] the white race bitch. And it's so funny. They're like, why can't this guy get banned? It's like,
[00:51:09] like, well, first of all, this not how this works. Okay. Perhaps Elon is more mad about
[00:51:18] this than others. Despite the fact that he himself is an immigrant, but a white one. Because
[00:51:28] this hits close to home for him. I've done nothing of the sort for the record, but he might
[00:51:42] think otherwise. You know what I mean? I think they're starting to view you as brown, not
[00:51:52] white or black. Hence why you hate both races, yeah. On the one hand they say I'm anti-white,
[00:51:59] on the other they say I'm anti-black, and it's the same account saying it. Yeah, Elon Musk,
[00:52:08] why does Twitch have this double standard? To which I responded with, because I'm making
[00:52:12] fun of dumbasses like you who think the white genocide is real here, and it's not
[00:52:16] real cause that whereas as Michael demanded border police shooting killed
[00:52:19] children. Which is a real thing that's going on. Oh Lord Hasan is being turned
[00:52:33] into Indian. Yeah, but the Muslim kind. The clip originated from the stalker
[00:52:42] account, Diddy Dan's second day account. It's even more obvious you're joking in the full clip.
[00:52:53] Yeah, this is the 54 second long, uh, OG version of it. This is a clip from
[00:53:00] Assam Plans of Destruction of the White Race. That's the title of it. It's from eight years ago.
[00:53:05] Okay. This is a clip from eight years ago.
[00:53:08] I'm doing the zoom in anytime, you know, as men gold gets banned or anytime someone gets
[00:53:19] banned they always they always go back and they're like well what can we find about a son is always
[00:53:24] the butt has on equation right so
[00:53:36] huh hutch is giving you tips if it's not actually cared about the movie you
[00:53:39] shine a foster you with text every candidate appear would tell them to
[00:53:41] fully toss him under the bus it would help them win elections wow thank you
[00:53:45] hutch that's a that's really good advice man
[00:53:50] That's really good advice. I like that Jose and all of these guys are not even like remotely
[00:53:57] subtle about this where they just like search. They search like anything they can to be like,
[00:54:04] well Republicans are gonna use this clip against him. And it's like, bitch, you're doing it.
[00:54:10] Like it's not Republicans, it's you. It's originating from you. It's not originating
[00:54:15] from the Republicans. You're the one who's actively trying to find clips so that Republicans
[00:54:20] can use them because you don't care about anything. You don't care about Democrats winning it
[00:54:26] all. You've just completely lost your damn mind. You're like singularly focused as an
[00:54:31] asson derangement syndrome. No, it's not Jose from YouTube. This is another one. This
[00:54:36] is, this is another one of these like weirdo fucking liberals that has lost their dang
[00:54:42] minds.
[00:54:50] Like, yeah, and it almost always originates from this fucking dipshit always.
[00:55:05] And their entire goal now, it's so funny.
[00:55:07] They don't care about Abdul winning at all.
[00:55:10] They openly say they don't care about Abdul winning.
[00:55:13] They just want Abdul also had to come out and be like, I disavow Hassan.
[00:55:17] So they think that they can get a fucking W there.
[00:55:21] This is the difference.
[00:55:24] They think about eliminating who they perceive to be up online.
[00:55:31] I care about this movement.
[00:55:33] I care about getting people elected that are going to improve people's lives.
[00:55:38] That is the problem.
[00:55:40] They will never understand this.
[00:55:43] These people will never understand this.
[00:55:46] They don't have any goals at all.
[00:55:48] They're simple mercenaries.
[00:55:50] And for some, for some, it's just about exercising their own personal grievance.
[00:55:59] For Rape Dome, who is a right winger who, you know, in his own personal court case,
[00:56:05] openly admitted that he was grifting to the right because he wanted to make money.
[00:56:08] He straight up had a court case, a civil domestic violence court case where he received
[00:56:15] restraining order from his partner, who he had sexually assaulted, who he was like stalking
[00:56:21] and harassing, right? This is the guy. That's the guy. Rape tone. He lost that court case.
[00:56:30] He can't have firearms for 10 years in the state of Texas. That's how significant this penalty is,
[00:56:36] right? All you care about is Islam, not American value, says Dabba. Can you present to me
[00:56:44] What you perceive as like caring about Islam and not American values
[00:56:52] Because I assume in your mind like Islam is this backwards conservative religion right like that's how you perceive it
[00:56:59] Who do you think is closer to that?
[00:57:02] Cartoonish depiction of Islam in the United States of America someone who is pro-LGBTQ
[00:57:07] TQ unconditionally someone who wants to give everybody health care someone who is a feminist or
[00:57:16] Again, who's closer to that cartoonish depiction of Islam someone who is a white evangelical Protestant
[00:57:22] Who wants to you know throw women in jail for getting abortions want women to stay in the fucking kitchen?
[00:57:29] They never are able to respond to this like they'll say with Ilhan Omar. They'll be like Ilhan Omar,
[00:57:41] it's a religion of hate. Look, look, look, they're still, it's a religion of hate. Buddy,
[00:57:45] are you talking about, are you talking about evangelical Protestantism or are you talking
[00:57:50] Islam the question is people have a very personal way of practicing their faith I
[00:57:58] just think everyone should be able to do it as long as it doesn't impede on other
[00:58:02] people's freedoms right that's my assumption that's my assessment that's
[00:58:09] what I believe in I don't care what you believe in you know it's fine as long
[00:58:13] as it doesn't harm others I'm great it's great but anyway getting back to
[00:58:20] the story this is the this is the new viral hit right from yesterday on Elon
[00:58:25] Musk's neo-nazi website 10 second clip let's take a look at that first it comes
[00:58:30] from Rape Tone ironically enough who is a literal you know court anointed rapist
[00:58:37] just remember that bringing an immigrants in this country on purpose
[00:58:40] just so they can fuck your sister and then maybe even your daughter we're
[00:58:44] gonna destroy the white race bitch that's what we're here to do so so that's the
[00:58:52] that's a clip from eight years ago you can tell from my fucking voice let's take
[00:58:56] a look at the full clip we're gonna keep bringing in immigrants of this country on
[00:59:00] purpose just so they can fuck your sister and then maybe even your
[00:59:05] daughter in the future we're gonna destroy the white race bitch that's
[00:59:11] That's what we're here to do.
[00:59:14] Does that scare you, dog?
[00:59:16] Are you afraid?
[00:59:17] You should be afraid.
[00:59:20] You should be very afraid, because the immigrants,
[00:59:25] they're coming.
[00:59:27] And you know what?
[00:59:28] They can actually dance to a beat,
[00:59:31] unlike your fucking male ass.
[00:59:34] OK?
[00:59:35] Irresistible.
[00:59:36] Irresistible.
[00:59:38] they will charm the pants off of your mom
[00:59:41] they will charm the pants off of your sister
[00:59:45] it's over dude
[00:59:46] it's a fucking rap dude
[00:59:54] once again
[00:59:57] it's obviously the dancing bit is how i know it's a joke come on dude
[01:00:01] it's not a real concept white genocide is fake it's not real
[01:00:05] the great replacement is obviously not a real thing
[01:00:09] okay
[01:00:10] is not
[01:00:12] what these guys oppose is miscegenation because they're white supremacist there's
[01:00:16] no way to
[01:00:18] whiteness is purity is genetic purity politics
[01:00:21] and the only way to create genetic purity is if you make it illegal for
[01:00:25] people to consensually
[01:00:28] engage in the act of miscegenation
[01:00:31] There was a time and place in this country where it was illegal.
[01:00:35] We had anti-miscegenation laws.
[01:00:37] We've moved past that point, but these guys want to roll the clock back.
[01:00:45] That's it.
[01:00:46] And that's precisely what I'm joking about here, where I'm saying like, yeah,
[01:00:49] really, you think white genocide is really, you think the great replacement's
[01:00:52] coming?
[01:00:53] Yep.
[01:00:53] That's right.
[01:00:53] We're deliberately coming to the country and dancing with our salsa hips.
[01:00:57] You know what's even funnier, Rape Tone's ex is Mexican, yeah.
[01:01:09] This clip offends me, but it's due to the cringe level, I mean, it's fine, I think it's
[01:01:13] still less cringe than believing in the great replacement.
[01:01:23] But it's really funny because this is currently a meta on TikTok.
[01:01:27] All these like crazy white supremacist content creators will go up to immigrants or like brown
[01:01:34] people in Europe and the UK and stuff, and they'll rage bait them in the same way.
[01:01:38] So I was eight years ahead of the game, baby.
[01:01:43] It is very funny that they're, you know, they're looking at this and be like, oh,
[01:01:49] This is fucking terrifying dude, what the hell?
[01:02:03] For the old make sure you say trend and not meta for the olds and the young this is what I gotta say
[01:02:11] Okay, oh
[01:02:13] Is that funny? Oh, that's funny to you well in my world view
[01:02:17] I think all immigrants are raping white people like then it's not so funny for me
[01:02:21] It's like okay, but that's your problem like you're a psycho. What do you mean the fuck?
[01:02:37] You know what I mean
[01:02:39] Kind of feels like that's a that's a you issue, you know, it's true and thanks for clarifying that
[01:02:45] But I guess people people will see it and be like wow, that's it
[01:02:49] That's like that's a he admitted his secret goal or something. I don't fucking know
[01:02:57] It's kind of wild
[01:03:00] Was your voice really that high-pitched it's a different Mike
[01:03:04] It's a different Mike, but I also wonder if my voice has gotten more
[01:03:10] like
[01:03:12] Yeah, the Epson Eclipse complex is supplying Republicans mirror campaigns to try and hate
[01:03:18] on you.
[01:03:19] Eh, it's fine.
[01:03:20] I just, I still think it's going to backfire.
[01:03:23] You want to know why?
[01:03:26] Because at the end of the day, the truth is the truth, right?
[01:03:30] At the end of the day, these are the same concepts that I've been fighting for for
[01:03:34] years, for decades.
[01:03:37] And for every 10 people, for every 10 people that look at this and go, oh my god, how dare
[01:03:44] he say this, there's gonna be five that go, you know what, I'm gonna check this guy out
[01:03:48] to see what he's about.
[01:03:49] And then when you come in here, you realize very quickly what I'm about.
[01:03:53] You realize very quickly what I'm about and you realize that these fucking clips
[01:03:56] are, are totally insane unless you're a hyper reactionary at which point, at which
[01:04:02] point you probably won't like me, right?
[01:04:07] I
[01:04:12] Think part of it is also part of it is also like
[01:04:27] If the America's are 911 clip didn't take you down these are small right yeah, I mean it's just it's just fucking bullshit
[01:04:33] It's just it's all bullshit
[01:04:35] Right? There's no saving you if you're hyper reactionary. Yeah. No, for sure. That's not
[01:04:47] entirely true. I mean, I work to solve that problem. Backchecking three competitive set
[01:04:56] of races. What is this? I've spent years hunting terrorists and bringing us on. I've been
[01:05:03] lot of justice never in a million years that I think I'd be running as someone
[01:05:05] who believes America deserve 9-11. Mr. Rogers issued an incendiary statement
[01:05:09] about his opponent, Dr. Abdul-as-Said. The New York Times was unable to find an
[01:05:14] example of a site stating that he believes America deserve 9-11 attacks and
[01:05:17] the Rogers campaign did not respond to questions. In the same way, Mr. Rogers
[01:05:20] also echoed a number of other attacks by Republicans that trafficked an anti-Muslim
[01:05:23] sentiment. There's no evidence that Dr. al-Said has said that America deserve 9-11
[01:05:26] on the contrary, a Democratic nominee wrote in his 2020 book that the
[01:05:28] attack devastated me and called it craven. Mr. Rogers might have been
[01:05:31] Some referred comments made by, uh, and made and retracted by a son, Piker, left one political
[01:05:35] commentator, support, doctor, I'll say it's candidacy.
[01:05:37] Piker was reacting to a 2019 podcast interview, featuring representative Crenshaw, text while
[01:05:41] discussing what motivated September 11 attacks.
[01:05:43] Mr Crenshaw expect, uh, expressed skepticism of the view that US actions in the Middle
[01:05:47] East have been to blame and argued instead that a fundamentalist ideology played
[01:05:50] a larger role.
[01:05:51] Mr Piker appeared on Twitch, a live stream platform, objective, even at least it does
[01:05:54] so insane.
[01:05:56] Those comments immediately inside a controversy and led to a one week suspension on Twitch.
[01:06:01] that month of the
[01:06:02] uh... met what he said mr prigg's responded no obviously not and then
[01:06:06] added that he'd be expressing frustration with mr cranshaw's comments
[01:06:09] mr parker argued that his comments have been taken out of context and they've
[01:06:11] been voicing a not so common
[01:06:13] not so uncommon view the form policy decisions and destabilize the middle
[01:06:16] east and a direct consequence in leading the september eleven
[01:06:19] i know i was inappropriate he said of his remarks
[01:06:21] in april interview on fox news doctor ill say to dress mr prigg's remarks
[01:06:24] saying of course i don't think nine eleven was justified
[01:06:26] because you appear with somebody
[01:06:27] doesn't mean you agree with them on everything
[01:06:30] That's actually a remarkable level of, of context.
[01:06:34] W New York Times is something that I did not think I would be saying.
[01:06:44] Wow.
[01:06:45] Truke, I guess.
[01:06:55] That's pretty cool.
[01:06:56] That's a very rare W from the New York Times.
[01:06:58] Yeah, credit to Linda. Respect Linda.
[01:07:08] I said we totally did. We brought it upon ourselves. That was what the follow up was. So even in
[01:07:15] that immediate moment, it's like pretty obvious what I was referencing. That's more context
[01:07:26] then, then even you've ever given the clip in the near six years, I watched you. Yeah.
[01:07:34] New York Times got my back, I guess. Let's go. That that's how you know I'm compromised.
[01:07:45] That's how you know I'm an op. That's how you know I've, I've turned. I'm now a part
[01:07:53] of the Democratic Party machine when the New York Times is no longer leaning into smears.
[01:08:03] My mother told me months ago she thinks she'll be assassinated. Okay, well that's an insane
[01:08:07] thing to think and also, you know, bring out here. You know, that's a, that's a wild
[01:08:27] doesn't, doesn't feel great to hear it. You know, that's definitely
[01:08:33] Thank you for sharing. I don't know
[01:08:40] No
[01:08:51] But yeah
[01:08:55] That's cool that the nearing times offered that context and now you have context for this
[01:09:00] If you see this clip outside in the world and people are blasting it now, you know now, you know where it comes from
[01:09:07] Okay, how do I download this clip? I don't even know how to fucking download
[01:09:15] But yeah
[01:09:17] all of your cheap is not in saned off with what are you guys shut the fuck up dude Jesus
[01:09:35] Christ what the fuck's wrong with you it's not in saned all I fully expect you to be
[01:09:40] assassinated I've been freaking out about it I wish you take more to get me what the
[01:09:44] What the fuck's wrong with you man?
[01:09:49] Be fucking normal dude!
[01:09:56] Keep that shit to your damn self please holy fuck!
[01:10:03] God damn some of these are inside thoughts okay?
[01:10:14] Wait, wait, wait. I didn't see the context. How can I see your explanation again? Easy.
[01:10:23] Just subscribe. Now motherfuckers are saying I'm being selfish. I need to beef up my security.
[01:10:30] You don't know what kind of security initiatives I have. Okay. Why would I reveal what kind
[01:10:34] of security I have? Like what is going on here, man? Can we just stop being so fucking
[01:10:41] social please for the love of Christ and all things holy for the love of Allah
[01:10:44] please just can we can we stop doing this this is one of the problems with the
[01:10:50] with this medium is just like it's so interactive sometimes it's too
[01:10:54] interactive you know what I mean one focus is stop being selfish and beef
[01:10:58] up your security one how is that selfish or not to like I get it you
[01:11:03] care about me but you're being ridiculous
[01:11:07] So please stop. Stop freaking out. We're going to freaking me out anyway. Can I start a petition
[01:11:28] for french law fridays it was so much fun i loved french law fridays
[01:11:35] ah
[01:11:38] what happened is someone say he's gonna get shot not someone many people many people are now
[01:11:43] sincerely talking about how i'm it's an inevitability that i will get murdered which
[01:11:48] is a crazy thing to fucking hear not a great thing to hear okay
[01:11:52] Okay. Not, not nice. Anyway. Yeah, what was really funny about Elon Musk's response, by
[01:12:10] the way, and he's still going at it, is that he goes, he did say that is this true. The
[01:12:16] clip is authentic. It's not, Pyger said, nearly identical lines. Immigrants, uh, gonna fuck
[01:12:21] And it's really funny because Elon, I guess, didn't fucking see what Grok was saying.
[01:12:50] Because Grock dunked on you, you fucking idiot.
[01:12:55] The whole point is, I'm satirizing the great replacement fears.
[01:13:12] As someone who Grocked it and Chad GPT'd it,
[01:13:17] And Grock was the one who said Grock was the one who said is a gray satire is a gray satire and
[01:13:28] That's what's going on
[01:13:33] You know it's like Elon you made the Grock why don't you read it?
[01:13:47] But it is funny that they're going through my controversies over and over again I
[01:13:56] Have the VOD I have the VOD E-Rub 2 to 1 mom
[01:14:01] Yeah, I mean, I'm pretty sure it's out there somewhere. I don't know why you're like I have the VOD
[01:14:06] I have the full context of the clip. I showed it
[01:14:09] Debate your up first. No, I will never debate him his mental prowess. It puts fear in my heart
[01:14:15] Okay, he will fucking destroy me. He will reveal that I am a
[01:14:28] charlatan. These conversations happening one after the other in the same exact spot.
[01:14:33] This is descending into Lord of the Flies.
[01:14:37] Ooh, who do you think Piggy is, me so furrow?
[01:14:40] Ooh.
[01:14:41] Hmm, Austin.
[01:14:42] Austin.
[01:14:43] He's out.
[01:14:44] We'd murder him and eat him.
[01:14:47] I think I would cannibalize Austin, even if we still, even if we were okay, you know?
[01:14:53] We hadn't reached that point.
[01:14:54] Yeah.
[01:14:55] He would just, he would just be, he would be popping off and be like, you know what?
[01:15:00] That's enough.
[01:15:01] Someone pointed out that his son is more food.
[01:15:02] Just quickly.
[01:15:03] I saw there's gonna be a time when tough decisions have to be made in this game
[01:15:08] Okay, so we're killing off the rest of you what I'm right here
[01:15:16] Top decisions are gonna be have to be well, let's get rid of one of the women I
[01:15:22] Don't know why we do that. There's no place for misogyny around these parts mister. I'm not being misogynistic
[01:15:28] I'm just saying
[01:15:30] one of the women
[01:15:31] we should
[01:15:32] No, the women are dead weight. No, no, no, I just think that they're
[01:15:37] They're I think that they would get rid of us so we have to get rid of them first, right?
[01:15:43] What is this?
[01:15:44] It's funny because they were apparently
[01:15:48] This was really funny
[01:15:52] Thank You Jesus
[01:15:54] What okay, I'm gonna kick this
[01:16:02] Fuck you all, fuck that music.
[01:16:04] Awesome, we needed that for the game!
[01:16:07] Awesome, we literally can't do the next challenge without it, right?
[01:16:10] We can't, we can't get the next baby!
[01:16:12] What?
[01:16:15] I don't know what you guys are talking about.
[01:16:17] I can't talk when you need the music, bro.
[01:16:19] You can't believe you did that!
[01:16:25] This is so funny.
[01:16:27] He just kicked it. He's just like, fuck this music.
[01:16:31] Oh, this makes me excited for my 30s
[01:16:35] Okay. All right. Anyway, let's get back to real shit. Let's get back to the real world Fox news will clip anything guys
[01:16:42] This is not a real clip by the way
[01:16:46] That is controversial and far left streamer Hassan piker who's built a I'm just gonna retweet it though
[01:16:53] All right, I gotta pay
[01:16:54] Let's get to the sky now, let's put these good numbers.
[01:16:58] Abdul El Sayed is the left wing poster boy chosen by Democrats to run for the Senate in Michigan.
[01:17:06] He's progressive, a candidate who took on the party establishment and won.
[01:17:11] It reflects a Democratic party divided, struggling for unity, struggling for a coherent message
[01:17:18] ahead of midterms and of course a presidential election in 2028.
[01:17:23] Donald Trump, he's calling this communism.
[01:17:26] He says he's happy with the result.
[01:17:28] Says that Abdul al-Sayed is full of it,
[01:17:31] although he used a stronger word than that.
[01:17:34] I've put that to Abdul al-Sayed.
[01:17:38] Now from Sky News in the UK, nice to meet you.
[01:17:40] James Matthews.
[01:17:41] He's very quick, one question.
[01:17:42] Donald Trump says that you're,
[01:17:44] Donald Trump seems to think you're a gift
[01:17:45] for the Republican Party.
[01:17:47] What do you say to that?
[01:17:50] Good to meet you.
[01:17:51] Donald Trump seems to be a gift to the Republican party. What do you say to that?
[01:17:54] I'm a gift to the state of Michigan God willing and hope to win this election
[01:17:58] And he says if you pardon the language, you're full of s***. What do you say to that?
[01:18:02] At least I don't let mine go in the middle of the Oval Office
[01:18:05] If he goes on to win the Senate, we have to move out of his midterm elections
[01:18:09] HOOOOO!
[01:18:11] HOOOOO!
[01:18:13] Goddamn
[01:18:15] He said the president dookie in his diapers, dude
[01:18:21] I mean, that that club is going to do incredible numbers smooth.
[01:18:38] It's true.
[01:18:39] Look, look at the look at the power move to look the arm over the arm over the body.
[01:18:44] Look.
[01:18:45] Good to meet you.
[01:18:46] I've got Donald Trump seems to be a gift to the Republican Party.
[01:18:49] What do you say to that?
[01:18:50] to the state of Michigan, God willing, and hope to win this election.
[01:18:54] And he says, if you pardon the language, you're full of sh**, what do you say to the...
[01:18:58] At least I don't let mine go in the middle of the Oval Office.
[01:19:01] If he goes on to win the Senate...
[01:19:04] That's crazy.
[01:19:07] That's actually crazy.
[01:19:09] Dude, dude, that, he's quick with it.
[01:19:12] He's quick with it. He's quick with it.
[01:19:16] I'm telling you right now,
[01:19:18] this one is going to, this is going to hit wine country like Hiroshima, okay? Enola Gay.
[01:19:29] Dropping a nuclear atom bomb. Wine moms that hear this are gonna go, oh my god,
[01:19:37] oh my god, I have never, I have never seen, why can't Democrats be like this?
[01:19:44] This is, this is going to slap the Midas touch constituency in the face.
[01:19:52] This is going to be the real Will Smith slap heard around the world, okay.
[01:19:58] I'm telling you right now, everything down to like the power move, putting his arm around
[01:20:03] the reporter, like Midas touch.
[01:20:06] Oh, it's of course, five million views on this already.
[01:20:12] Wait until the Donald Trump shit his pants in the White House clip
[01:20:20] Like for me, it's a little bit corny, it's fine for us it's a little bit corny, okay, but I'm telling you for
[01:20:28] This clip uploaded on tiktok at 1.5 million views and a hundred and fifty seven thousand likes at 11 hours
[01:20:39] God damn
[01:20:42] Yeah, see, this is exactly how Dems need to respond to Trump's bullshit, cuz like the
[01:20:49] reality of the matter is this, everyone wants a Trump, okay?
[01:20:54] This is kind of, we're kind of finally seeing why Trump was so captivating for so many people.
[01:21:02] Because it really is a cult for Trump.
[01:21:05] It really is a cult for Trump.
[01:21:07] Trump was able to do stuff like this all the time, okay?
[01:21:12] Trump was able to do stuff like this all the time, and he paired it up with like a white supremacist narrative, with a white supremacist agenda.
[01:21:20] That was obviously like very appealing to some of the worst qualities in people, right?
[01:21:29] And Trump was the first in some respects. There was, like, there's decorum before Trump.
[01:21:34] There's the pre-Trump and post-Trump universe that we're in.
[01:21:37] And Democrats, it took them like 10 years to finally get to that point.
[01:21:41] Some of them were trying to do it in the last two years where they would say fuck or shit or bitch, right, when they got mad, but that's not, that's not the point, the point is being quick on your feet, being witty and flipping the narrative immediately back.
[01:22:02] America loves a bully, unfortunately. I don't think it's unfortunate. I'm a bully. I bully bullies.
[01:22:08] Why do you think so many people hate me?
[01:22:11] I have no time if you are going to go after the week, the marginalized, the vulnerable.
[01:22:20] I am going to be your enemy.
[01:22:21] I am going to bully you back.
[01:22:27] That's it.
[01:22:29] And someone like Donald Trump absolutely did that, right?
[01:22:33] Unlike Donald Trump was constantly putting the crosshairs on those who were less fortunate.
[01:22:41] Yeah, when they go low, take it the hell, I support this, respectfully, being the bigger
[01:22:51] person has gotten us this shit, this is how all them should behave.
[01:22:54] Thank you, see?
[01:22:56] It's refreshing.
[01:22:58] It is refreshing.
[01:23:01] And it's also refreshing because this is a juxtaposition.
[01:23:07] Donald Trump is a television guy, a fail son, real estate guy, right?
[01:23:12] He's a reality TV guy.
[01:23:15] Abdul Al Sayed is a doctor, a Rhodes scholar, someone who worked in public health.
[01:23:23] So that is catnip for a specific part of the Democratic Party's Fedein.
[01:23:33] The fact that you have a Rhodes Scholar who went to Oxford two degrees, who's worked in
[01:23:39] public health, who's been a public servant, turning around and just dropping that, it's
[01:23:47] great.
[01:23:48] I'm just glad that the person doing it is also a person whose policies I align with,
[01:23:57] you know what I mean?
[01:23:58] A person who I trust.
[01:24:03] He's buff, he's handsome, he's witty.
[01:24:11] And on top of that, he's got great policies.
[01:24:13] It's perfect.
[01:24:14] It's another Zoran moment, you know. It's another Zoran moment where I'm like, oh, thank God, thank God we got some folks, you know.
[01:24:24] Thank God we got some people that can basically do what we have wanted for years.
[01:24:38] Because a lot of the, a lot of the, this is also like a part of what Bernie was incapable
[01:24:47] of doing. Like Bernie is Bernie. He's straightforward. What you see is what you get. He's a bit of
[01:24:52] a curmudgeon. He's very stubborn. He's only, he's only an advocate for the same things
[01:25:00] over and over again for 80 years, right? So he didn't have that, you know, television
[01:25:07] ready quality and I guess part of that is because he was from a time before
[01:25:13] television ironically enough right this on the other hand this on the other hand
[01:25:23] absolutely brings into the fold the millennials the Gen Xers the wine moms
[01:25:30] the people that are so goddamn sick and tired of Donald Trump's behavior
[01:25:36] Donald Trump's violence, Donald Trump's corruption, his cruelty, someone who can actually take
[01:25:42] it back and, and slap him in the face with it.
[01:25:47] So yeah, I saw this early on, obviously, when I first linked up with Abdul, but I think
[01:25:54] many other Democrats are going to see this as well.
[01:25:57] Many other Democrats are going to start to recognize this as well.
[01:26:00] going to say this is our guy. Okay. This is our guy. He has all of the qualities of uniting
[01:26:15] different sub-sex of the base. For the bros, he works out. He also is no nonsense, no frills,
[01:26:26] right? For the low propensity voters who are anti-establishment voters, the people who
[01:26:35] wanna shake things up, he's got the policies, he's got the vision.
[01:26:42] And for the regular Democrats, the ones that are, the Democrats that vote for the mythical
[01:26:48] moderate, he's got the anti-Trump, he's got all the anti-Trump qualities. And I mean,
[01:26:56] knows how to slap him back around. So, yeah, I'm not very worried, but I will say this.
[01:27:07] I will say this. For all of the centrist consultants, what did we see that you couldn't? Okay,
[01:27:19] What did we see?
[01:27:23] What did we all see in Abdul that you couldn't?
[01:27:26] Because if you were to ask me at any point in this campaign, I told you I was very confident
[01:27:31] about a chance, then I still am very confident about the general too.
[01:27:38] So if you're wrong all the time, and you're wrong professionally, at some point you got
[01:27:45] eat humble pie. Is it the paychecks that you're getting that makes you blind to this person
[01:27:59] who's able to captivate a unique coalition of voters that is the secret sauce? Same with
[01:28:06] Zoran. You didn't see it with Zoran. You said Zoran is going to be a failure. You
[01:28:10] says Zoran is going to fail. He's too radical, you said, said New York, New York Jews will
[01:28:16] oppose Zoran that he's, he's anti-Semitic. He wasn't, but you said it nonetheless. And
[01:28:28] if you recall, and this, this Twitter user also recognized it, I said, what did I say
[01:28:34] over and over again in the primaries. I said, Abdul's holding back. Okay? Because Abdul in the
[01:28:41] primaries was running against Hayley Stevens. One, a white woman and two, a Democrat. Abdul was
[01:28:48] holding back in the primaries. I kept telling you that. I said, listen, once we get to the general,
[01:28:54] you'll see a very different Abdul. You'll see him unleashed.
[01:28:57] Now, we're in the general and now he can take the training wastes off.
[01:29:10] The gloves are off now.
[01:29:13] So yeah, it's going to get very exciting.
[01:29:26] But I hope this is maybe not for the consultants who are paid not to know any better.
[01:29:31] But I hope this is a lesson for the Liberals, the remaining tiny constituency of Liberals
[01:29:36] who spend a good deal of time on the internet who get their notes from these consultants
[01:29:41] and the wannabe consultants, the Liberals who actually don't work with campaigns or
[01:29:45] candidacies at all, but simply behave like their DNC consultants.
[01:29:51] I hope this is a learning moment for y'all, all right?
[01:29:58] Sometimes it's okay to trust the process, sometimes it's okay to believe.
[01:30:05] Yeah, the Zauron analysis went from he has no chance in the capital of capitalism
[01:30:09] to of course he won New York City's Communist overnight.
[01:30:21] It's hilarious that in the alternative universe of establishment Dems, they didn't lose twice
[01:30:36] to the weakest GOP candidate in history and only squeaked by in 2020, thanks to a once
[01:30:39] in a century global pandemic that killed millions.
[01:30:42] Yeah.
[01:30:43] Their fear, Dr. Elsai was paving a path for progressives to seize the party's presidential
[01:30:46] nomination in 2028 and then go on to lose the general election.
[01:30:52] This is why not only have I been confident about Abdul's chances from the start,
[01:30:57] but have also repeatedly mentioned to all of you, to anyone that will listen,
[01:31:05] the reality that they do not fear our failures.
[01:31:09] What they fear is our success because our success will be so loud,
[01:31:16] and so powerful
[01:31:19] That it will be heard all across the country
[01:31:23] Okay, they do not fear our failure, but our success
[01:31:29] They are worrying about the fact that politics are changing
[01:31:33] That old norms and old rules are being written over
[01:31:41] In front of their eyes and they're terrified
[01:31:43] Because the way that they made their money, the way that they made their money for the longest time was by sticking to the same narrative, sticking to the same script.
[01:31:55] Pivot to the center, pivot to the center, pivot to the center. Don't offend the corporate overlords. Pivot to the center.
[01:32:03] Don't put people over money. Put money over people. They'll dump boatloads of money in
[01:32:12] front of you. They'll destroy you. They'll besmirch your reputation. They'll smear you.
[01:32:17] You won't be able to out-organize. You won't be able to out-organize, organize money. Well,
[01:32:23] Well it turns out you can.
[01:32:28] Okay?
[01:32:29] It turns out you can.
[01:32:33] So the first victory in the primaries from a campaign that was being outspent 12-1 was
[01:32:42] very significant.
[01:32:45] Now the real race is here.
[01:32:47] America's first Muslim senator. He campaigned on universal health care,
[01:32:53] abolishing ICE immigration, taking big money out of politics. Israel gassed.
[01:32:58] You cannot organize corporate packs in foreign lobbyists. Not only we can, and we did. We did do that.
[01:33:10] That was a big issue here. It splits Democrats between younger pro-Palestinians and the old guard that leans Israel.
[01:33:18] It puts a lot of money behind El Sayed's rival who was more centrist in her politics.
[01:33:24] There's a buzz around El Sayed. There's no doubt about that. The party has taken a left turn.
[01:33:30] The Democrats' challenge is in deciding what party it wants to be.
[01:33:36] After a bitter primary season in Michigan revealed divisions among Democrats, the party
[01:33:42] is attempting to show how unified it is as the midterms get closer and did it pretty
[01:33:46] fast.
[01:33:47] Michigan's Democratic Party held a unity rally last night to celebrate its statewide ticket,
[01:33:52] including U.S. Senate nominee, Abdul-Ali.
[01:33:54] Like I've gotten this race right so far.
[01:33:59] We're wearing the same suit, by the way, which is kind of crazy as a friend of the
[01:34:04] show. Uh, we didn't, you know, we didn't set up the, we didn't set the suit thing up on
[01:34:12] purpose like that. That's crazy. Um, we're twinning. So, yeah, Eugene, Eugene, Hassanabi,
[01:34:21] uh, friend of the show certified Hassanabi friend of the show, Eugene. Um, so, what
[01:34:30] What I was going to say is this, so I, I was pretty on it from the start, I was very confident
[01:34:43] of Abdul's chance from the start, because I knew he had the makings of, of a great campaign.
[01:34:50] He had the fundamentals, he had the charisma he had at all, but I will admit, when I got
[01:34:56] eat a little humble pie, when I gotta eat crow, I will admit it because I call balls and strikes,
[01:35:02] and I'm always honest with you. How quickly the Democrats snap back into being a normal party
[01:35:12] that wants to maintain a Senate majority shocked me. It shocked me to my core.
[01:35:20] The fact that those endorsements came in, boom, boom, boom, boom, one after the other,
[01:35:25] immediately after it was established that Abdul was the winner of the primary, that made
[01:35:32] me happy. It made me happy. It didn't even take a day. Kirsten Gillibrand, maxing out
[01:35:39] the Abdul, the Senate majority pack, the Dem Senate majority pack immediately coming
[01:35:47] that with not one but two banger ads, Kamala endorsement, Haley Stevens immediately going
[01:35:56] out and stumping for Abdul. That actually shocked me. The reason why I say this is because
[01:36:09] I was looking at the way the consultants were talking about it, right? I was looking at
[01:36:13] the way the consultants were talking about it, the way that, you know, near attendant was
[01:36:17] talking about Abdul, the way that like all of the weirdos on Twitter still tried to take
[01:36:23] potshots at Abdul, potshots at me to get at Abdul, leaning into Republican narratives.
[01:36:30] I thought that the party establishment would place more emphasis on delivering a message
[01:36:42] to ensure
[01:36:44] to ensure
[01:36:46] they can maintain control over the narrative that like progressives can't
[01:36:50] win in swing states
[01:36:52] i genuinely thought that level of cynicism would be demonstrated i was
[01:36:56] wrong
[01:36:58] i was wrong
[01:37:01] so i'll admit it
[01:37:03] democrats establishment democrats you have shocked me
[01:37:06] so far
[01:37:08] i actually thought
[01:37:11] that they would turn around and say, nope, we can't let this kind of populist
[01:37:15] sentiment prove resilient and successful in a state like Michigan, because it goes
[01:37:22] against the last 40 years of narrative building that we've leaned into.
[01:37:30] That's also part of the reason why I believe, as part of the reason why I
[01:37:35] I believe that Abdul Al-Sayed is going to search and destroy Mike Rogers.
[01:37:42] The Democratic establishment putting their weight behind Abdul creates this unbelievably
[01:37:49] powerful force, this unbelievably powerful force that is an antidote to Trumpism, okay?
[01:37:57] Because the reality of the matter is you still need the money.
[01:37:59] You still need the institutional backing.
[01:38:03] It's just a lot of people don't realize that they think, oh, no, we can do it.
[01:38:07] We can do it our way.
[01:38:08] You can do it our way in the primaries, but you still need it.
[01:38:11] And especially, and what you don't need is your supposed allies, the Democrats coming
[01:38:20] after you aggressively, right?
[01:38:22] You don't need that.
[01:38:23] That's not good.
[01:38:24] That's not healthy.
[01:38:25] That made Zoran's chances far more difficult in the New York mayoral run, if you recall.
[01:38:30] I mean, Andrew Cuomo coming out with the rest of the centrist establishment Democrats and the entire weight of the Republican Party
[01:38:38] Attacking Zora Mamdani made that race far more difficult
[01:38:43] Okay
[01:38:46] The dead enders
[01:38:54] So
[01:38:56] I'm I'm happy. I'm happy to see the establishment Democrats snap into action and do the right thing
[01:39:10] Now there are those
[01:39:13] There are those who oppose this there are those like third way
[01:39:17] Like that Michael de la Rosa guy. There are those who are now
[01:39:23] continuing the grift and
[01:39:25] And slowly but surely presenting themselves as opposition to the Democrats.
[01:39:33] Cuz once you win the primary and
[01:39:36] your general election is the only track to a Senate majority.
[01:39:42] And people come out against that candidate and
[01:39:46] even entertain Republican narratives, it's over.
[01:39:51] When they come in and start leaning in the Republican narratives,
[01:39:55] this over, you're an op. You're a fascist. You're a fascist collaborator. You're collaborating
[01:39:59] with the fascists. You are no different than the people who say they'll vote for the Republican.
[01:40:05] Some of these guys are saying they'll vote for the Republican over Abdul anyway, which
[01:40:10] is completely unacceptable. Like you can say a lot about me. You can say my lack of enthusiasm
[01:40:18] around Kamala Harris was what made it was, was the reason why Kamala Harris lost,
[01:40:23] Which is really weird, because now they say, I should stay the fuck away from campaigns.
[01:40:29] The very same people who said, my endorsement for Kamala Harris, my lack of endorsement for
[01:40:33] Kamala Harris was make it or break it, are now turning around and saying, my endorsement
[01:40:37] of all these other people is actually harmful.
[01:40:40] I don't know how that happened.
[01:40:43] I don't know how that happened.
[01:40:50] And I don't know why they're saying this now.
[01:40:58] I wish Abdul and the candidates we help support would push back harder when media misrepresent
[01:41:02] you.
[01:41:03] They don't have to defend every take, but they should defend you against dishonest framing.
[01:41:05] I mean, look, there's an election going on.
[01:41:10] My expectation is not that a person running for office is going to know the context
[01:41:19] of every single clip or anything like that. The best thing from my perspective, the best
[01:41:28] thing that they can do, because I do need some institutional aid, right? I do need it for sure.
[01:41:35] The best thing they can basically say is this. Look, this is a medium that makes itself readily
[01:41:41] available. This is a medium that makes itself readily available to clips out of context.
[01:41:48] This person is a shock jock.
[01:41:50] You're not going to agree with everything he's saying.
[01:41:52] And I don't either.
[01:41:54] But at the end of the day, the Bernie answer was the best one, where it's like,
[01:41:58] look at the totality of what this person is advocating for, and understand why he's popular.
[01:42:04] He's not popular because of the clips that you're presenting here.
[01:42:07] He's popular because he is pushing for the same message that we've been pushing for years and years.
[01:42:13] And he's been able to cultivate an audience of door knockers and activists and advocates and many of which actually come from very unique backgrounds.
[01:42:22] You know, people who were formerly Republican, people who've never voted, people who never thought that they would vote for a candidate are now out there, very young people in comparison to who normally participates in these primaries.
[01:42:33] They're out there and they're doing the work.
[01:42:37] And that work actually led to a candidate that they like that was outspent 12 to 1 winning against unbelievable odds.
[01:42:49] And that's it.
[01:42:53] That's it.
[01:42:56] That's the best possible thing. That's my expectation, you know.
[01:43:01] Len Greenwald went hard for Hassan. John Favreau suggested you stay away from Schrumers. There's
[01:43:10] no way John Favreau said that. I mean, look at the duality. Look at the duality. Should
[01:43:25] campaign for Kamala. Talk about me. Actually getting us on out of the AES
[01:43:32] campaign will help a way more than anything else.
[01:43:44] Always wrong. I'm gonna clip both of those things.
[01:43:55] John Favre said that, so you're taking all the hate in Abdul and I on our DPS, yeah.
[01:44:25] It's just very funny.
[01:44:37] It is very funny that it's the same people who are like, we want a Joe Rogan to the left.
[01:44:44] Hasan is the Joe Rogan left and they were like, never mind.
[01:44:46] We don't want Hasan to be the Joe Rogan to the left.
[01:44:48] Would not like that.
[01:44:49] It's the same people who were like, Hasan should have campaigned for Kamala Harris.
[01:44:53] Now they're like, don't campaign for candidates that you campaign for, you know, you know,
[01:45:17] Now, let's talk about the Kamala Harris endorsement, because there are a lot of people who are mad.
[01:45:43] They're mad all the time, and they're mad about this too, okay?
[01:45:52] And what's interesting about it, what's interesting about it is that I don't think the Kamala Harris
[01:46:00] endorsement of Abdul El Sayed, or the Pete Buttigieg endorsement of Abdul El Sayed is
[01:46:03] what you think it is.
[01:46:06] I had the same exact opinion on Barack Obama, Barack Hussein Obama's appearance was
[01:46:12] Zoram-Mum-Dani. I think things like that are not indicative of the moral impurity of the
[01:46:26] likes of Abdul-Al-Sahed or they don't signal what you think it signals. For many, they
[01:46:35] see that and they go, oh, these guys are phony and they're going to betray us. They're
[01:46:42] compromised. I don't think you realize. Law on black, of course, we are mad living in
[01:47:02] an anti-black world. Wait, what? No, I'm not even talking about. No, this is not, this
[01:47:07] is nothing to do with black people. I'm talking about like the leftists. Like there are leftists
[01:47:13] out there who are like very anti-Kamala. I mean, I'm obviously very critical of Kamala myself.
[01:47:18] And they're saying like, well, Kamala Harris oversaw the genocide of the Palestinians alongside
[01:47:24] Joe Biden. And you're supposed to be this anti-Zionist. Like, why are you not applying
[01:47:29] BDS rules to Kamala Harris. And what's really interesting, what's really interesting about
[01:47:37] this is, I don't think people understand, it's the actual opposite. The fact that Kamala
[01:47:43] Harris is endorsing Abdu'l Al-Sayed, one favors Abdu'l Al-Sayed, for sure, especially in
[01:47:49] the demographics that Abdu'l underperformed in comparison to Haley Stevens, but it actually
[01:47:56] is a role reversal. At this point, it's a mutually beneficial situation, but it also
[01:48:02] signals that the environment has changed. The environment has shifted so radically that
[01:48:10] someone who was in the crosshairs of APAC is getting an endorsement from an APAC-backed
[01:48:17] former presidential candidate.
[01:48:21] The environment is the exact opposite of 2024.
[01:48:26] Things like this are going to continue happening just so you understand.
[01:48:34] Law that's also not BDS is not a thing. The movement is as far as I know I was jokingly saying like they're saying you should do a BDS on Kamala Harris.
[01:48:47] Yeah, it shows the op-dual is setting the pace.
[01:49:11] It only makes sense to treat op-duals a potential op if it changes its stances.
[01:49:16] What is this damn he's so good at this is a shame he's wasting dude dude stop
[01:49:26] dude I guys guys no more no more of this person please I don't want to hear that
[01:49:37] this person I don't want to hear from the other like the other people who are
[01:49:44] are working for free for the DNC, okay?
[01:49:48] People who do not have a job
[01:49:49] at the Center for American Progress,
[01:49:51] the only person you can link me is
[01:49:55] if they are actively a part of the consultant class
[01:49:58] and not simply lopping as though they're working
[01:50:02] for Center for American Progress.
[01:50:04] Just near a tendon and maybe sometimes Shannon Watts,
[01:50:07] that's it.
[01:50:08] If you send me the other people who I will not name,
[01:50:12] I'm gonna start banning you guys
[01:50:13] because they're very clearly not all right, man.
[01:50:18] Like at a certain point, you gotta realize,
[01:50:21] at a certain point you have to realize
[01:50:22] like you are unironically sending me links
[01:50:26] of a person who is mentally unwell.
[01:50:29] Like you're sending me links
[01:50:34] from a person that is experiencing a mental health episode,
[01:50:39] episode, an extensive, long and extensive mental health episode. Okay? There are certain people
[01:50:47] I don't touch for that reason where I'm just like, I don't want to tap the glass because I feel like
[01:50:53] it just only feeds into their mania. True, but so is Nira. Yes. But the difference between Nira
[01:51:01] and these other people, is the reality that Neera Tandon works for the premier
[01:51:10] Democratic Party think tank. Neera Tandon is actually paid by these campaigns. Neera Tandon has worked
[01:51:20] on these campaigns.
[01:51:21] Like this person should never be mentioned ever again. I don't think they're they're they're not
[01:51:32] all right. You guys are you guys are looping in random Twitter users thinking that they work
[01:51:38] with campaigns and candidacies like that's not the case. Like these guys are these guys are
[01:51:43] in some respects just channeling the same frustrations that near attending is exhibiting
[01:51:48] but they're not relevant figures at all, and it's very clear that they're also not having
[01:51:54] a really easy time at it.
[01:51:56] So I don't think you should pay them any attention.
[01:52:08] Unless they're paid, unless they're mercenaries that are paid, we should shy away from focusing
[01:52:17] on them.
[01:52:18] Samir Attandon on the other hand, she's paid. She's paid. She's, this is her job. So, she is, she commands,
[01:52:30] she commands the attention of very powerful people and very powerful forces in the Democratic Party.
[01:52:43] Random teenagers on election Twitter do not.
[01:52:48] edit your tweet, you're missing a word. No, I fucked it up. It's so funny that these
[01:52:57] Oh, these people.
[01:53:04] Anyway, like, this is, look, look, they're, they're, they're in here, like, this person
[01:53:23] probably watches.
[01:53:24] Look at this.
[01:53:25] They, they fucking responded me.
[01:53:26] Did you boost AES?
[01:53:27] great. Does nobody have any idea who you are? Like, I think for the sake of this person's
[01:53:34] mental well-being, you know, a block is, is what is necessary. That's the former fan,
[01:53:41] right? That's the one. That's the one that was, uh, that took a photo with Kamala Harris.
[01:53:48] We're gonna put this to bed. We're gonna put it past us. I think I'm, I'm helping
[01:53:56] potentially save a life here, you know?
[01:54:04] So, we got bigger fish to fry, we got bigger ops, we can't be dealing with
[01:54:11] fucking random teenagers on the internet, you know?
[01:54:26] And I think some liberals get it. I mean the Pisco guy
[01:54:32] He's I've seen his clips is what popped up on my timeline just now
[01:54:37] But he gets it right there are some liberals who understand it where they're like
[01:54:42] Like it's it is a which side are you on?
[01:54:45] Moment right. Are you gonna side with the fascists? Are you going to coalesce around the fascists?
[01:54:52] Or are you going to broaden the tent?
[01:54:55] Are you going to join the fight on the anti-pashist side?
[01:55:03] Bro, you're falling for it again?
[01:55:09] I didn't say this is a big fear, but there are some-
[01:55:13] Look man, I'm not asking you to hug and kiss every goddamn liberal who recognizes the danger of Trumpism, okay?
[01:55:21] I'm just saying my expectations are low my expectations from liberals oftentimes are low and when they actually outperform my expectations
[01:55:29] I'm gonna give them credit
[01:55:31] That is the fucking environment that we're in we can't just like cast aside people okay? I'm not saying become a liberal
[01:55:39] I'm just simply stating that there are some liberals who understand the danger
[01:55:43] Who understand the danger of fascism who understand the danger of Trumpism and are saying like you guys are being fucking
[01:55:49] ridiculous to other liberals who do not. Because the reality of the matter is, I am fine with
[01:55:59] people who I have significant disagreements with, as long as they recognize the real danger
[01:56:08] of Trumpism, as long as they recognize the real danger of the Republican Party. I know
[01:56:12] that's a low bar to set, and maybe the bar will get higher as the environment changes,
[01:56:17] Okay. But we need all the numbers we can get.
[01:56:22] We need all the numbers we can fucking get.
[01:56:27] We need it. We can't do it on our own.
[01:56:30] And that's precisely the same reason why I say like, you know,
[01:56:32] the Kamala endorsement is good. It's not a bad thing. It's a good thing.
[01:56:35] It's great.
[01:56:39] Now I wouldn't say the same thing about, you know,
[01:56:41] fucking Liz Cheney or some shit, right?
[01:56:43] But it's not necessarily, this isn't about like movement building isn't about developing
[01:56:53] an echo chamber.
[01:56:54] It's about, it's about trying to build a broadest coalition possible.
[01:56:59] No, they are attacking your character.
[01:57:01] It doesn't matter.
[01:57:02] They can attack me all day.
[01:57:03] They have shown themselves to be effective in this country, actually, and that have
[01:57:08] address these concerns to the extent that they exist and as well the track
[01:57:13] record of moderation and collaboration from these types. And so the threat and
[01:57:20] magnitude is low both on both those grounds and just saying Ma
[01:57:28] Communist, Ma Hassan Piker is not moving the ball even 1%. They're trying to
[01:57:37] distract you from the traitorous enemies who are currently beyond the gates and
[01:57:43] holding power. Don't be fucking Marx!
[01:57:53] Don't be Rubes, don't fall for it. They're trying to distract you. Don't buy
[01:58:02] into it. This is not a real significant threat. If I thought it was, I would tell you so.
[01:58:18] That's it. Right now in this moment, right now in this moment, if you think the true danger
[01:58:26] is coming from your left flank and not your right, you're fucking idiot. You might as well be a
[01:58:31] goddamn collaborator of the Republican agenda. That's it. It's time to lock the fuck in.
[01:58:47] We can have our, we can, we can issue our, our disagreements with one another later.
[01:59:01] What is this?
[01:59:02] When the midterms are done, Republicans are not going to stop trying to elevate us on Piker
[01:59:05] and make him the face of the Democratic party.
[01:59:08] This is going to go on and on and on.
[01:59:09] Very non-zero chance that Piker's name will come up in televised 2020 presidential elections.
[01:59:13] If it's not actually cared about the movement he's trying to foster, he would text every
[01:59:16] candidate appear with and tell them to fully toss him out of the bus if it would help him
[01:59:20] win their elections. There's really big if considering do the narcissist on the level of
[01:59:24] Trump. And as partisan Democrats who want to stop MAGA by actually winning competitive races
[01:59:27] and flipping Red Seas, we have an obligation to pressure the leaders in our party to loudly
[01:59:30] and unequivocally condemn Hassan and his rhetoric. He is toxic sludge and the right
[01:59:34] sacrifice of time to the party is going to work on a lot of people.
[01:59:38] Hassan Productions says, hey, it's serious question. Is your midterm
[01:59:40] just to cry about Hassan and DSA every single day until November and while
[01:59:43] boosting certain clips in hopes that it would hurt Democrats. Yeah, that is the strategy
[01:59:48] for a lot of these, like, want to be consultants. Want to be consultants. That's their, that's
[01:59:54] their entire goal here is to get a nod of approval from some of these fucking losers.
[02:00:01] Some of these fucking losers that have, that have a very mercenary understanding that
[02:00:05] want to do everything in their power to, to erode the left flank. That's it.
[02:00:12] This is who I'm speaking to when I say it's time to fucking lock in, dude.
[02:00:15] Shut the fuck up.
[02:00:17] Just shut the fuck up.
[02:00:20] Unbelievably pathetic.
[02:00:21] You are a piss baby crying, pissing and shitting in your diapers, demanding that people make
[02:00:28] me the primary fixture of their candidacy.
[02:00:32] It's very stupid.
[02:00:34] Why would they fucking do that, dumbass?
[02:00:37] Not only is it unhelpful advice, it's bad.
[02:00:41] This is not about my popularity as I repeat over and over again. I have limited popularity. It's the under 45
[02:00:47] We bring those people out. It's fine, right?
[02:00:50] That's good and it certainly does help in elections
[02:00:54] It helped with Abdul's clearly and numerous others, but
[02:00:58] But if someone were to come out and be like, oh, yeah, I condemn this guy
[02:01:03] After fucking, you know doing campaign rather than that makes them look weak that makes them look hypocritical
[02:01:09] that makes them, you're leaning into the same liberal sensibilities and liberal optics focused
[02:01:16] tendencies that cause Democrats to fucking lose.
[02:01:19] It's no different than Kamala Harris saying the wall, build the wall is a stupid racist
[02:01:24] expensive idea that we must oppose to then four years later saying, actually, I want
[02:01:31] to build the wall and the Republicans are not serious about building the wall.
[02:01:36] That looks hypocritical.
[02:01:38] That looks hypocritical.
[02:01:39] And it makes the normies who are not paying that much attention look at the situation and
[02:01:44] go, what the fuck?
[02:01:46] What do you mean?
[02:01:47] You said you like this guy, you said you campaign with this guy, you said you don't agree with
[02:01:50] everything that he said, but now you're saying you disavow him.
[02:01:55] All of a sudden that makes normies think you're weak.
[02:01:58] That's it.
[02:02:02] So you guys are actually demanding, I'll say do something bad.
[02:02:07] Do something bad for his candidacy for no reason.
[02:02:10] It's so fucking stupid.
[02:02:11] Just shut the fuck up, lock in.
[02:02:13] If you were sincere about this shit,
[02:02:15] if you were sincere about winning these races,
[02:02:17] you just never would talk about this ever again.
[02:02:19] You would never highlight the Republican attacks.
[02:02:31] Cause it's not like Republican media is gonna stop
[02:02:33] using me as an attack ad against Abdul
[02:02:36] after he says, I disavow his son,
[02:02:39] they're just gonna double down.
[02:02:45] They're just gonna double down and say,
[02:02:46] see, why did you bring this terrorist?
[02:02:50] Why did you bring this fucking terrorist
[02:02:51] on the campaign trail?
[02:02:52] If you were going to end up disavowing him later
[02:02:55] down the line?
[02:02:59] I don't think these guys understand,
[02:03:01] like there is a Machiavellian attitude
[02:03:05] you can demonstrate that would require you to shut the fuck up about me for three and a half seconds,
[02:03:09] but you can't do that because you don't care about winning elections. This is just you
[02:03:14] entertaining another fucking Twitch streamer's beef, a kick streamer, not a Twitch streamer any longer.
[02:03:22] These kinds of attacks have shown to be unsuccessful over and over again.
[02:03:27] You just want it to be successful. That's it. You don't care about Abdel Said winning,
[02:03:32] Or you- you- you are fine with him losing as long as he just fucking, uh, becomes another vector of attack against me.
[02:03:41] It's very strange. Very strange behavior.
[02:03:50] Huh.
[02:03:53] No, they understand. They're just caring about their own cloud. If you go down to me, their influence goes up as quite transparent, but it's not.
[02:03:59] It's not gonna go up. Their influence is never gonna go up.
[02:04:02] As a matter of fact, their influence stays marginal, tiny, minuscule, irrelevant for this reason, because while other people are focusing on putting food on their table, and that's their primary concern, and those who are actually interested in politics are looking for campaigns and candidacies that will address those desires,
[02:04:22] these fucking idiots are locked in on simply just attacking me. It's so stupid. That's the reason why nobody fucking cares about what you have to say man.
[02:04:31] And it doesn't matter. It doesn't matter what I say. These guys hate me so much.
[02:04:36] They 100% hate me more than MAGA. They've admitted it. Many of them have said that they would rather
[02:04:41] vote for Marco Rubio over someone like myself in a hypothetical matchup. And that's the kind of
[02:04:47] shit that just demonstrates your insanity. The average person hears that and goes,
[02:04:52] what the fuck are you talking about? A guy who's like pro Medicare for all
[02:04:55] and anti-Israel over Marco fucking Rubio. What are you insane? What do you want fucking crack cocaine? That's their reaction and
[02:05:05] their daddy
[02:05:06] sex past any going through his own
[02:05:10] current revenge porn
[02:05:12] court case
[02:05:13] has even gone so far as say Trump is a
[02:05:18] Less damaging force in American politics and someone like myself. It's just it's just a demonstration of
[02:05:24] of mental insanity.
[02:05:26] It's not, you're not showing anybody
[02:05:28] a reasonable perspective at all.
[02:05:31] You're just simply showing people how insane you are,
[02:05:33] how unreasonable you are.
[02:05:35] That's it.
[02:05:43] Yeah.
[02:05:43] When you say stuff like it's a 50-50 coin flip
[02:05:46] between AOC and JD Vance,
[02:05:48] you're not gonna win any liberals to your side.
[02:05:49] You're actually not even gonna win, you know.
[02:05:52] It's almost a 50-50 split between Peter Thiel's fascist blood boy versus progressive is insane like I think these guys just need mental health treatment
[02:05:59] That's it. That's what you should have said. Yes, they need to fucking log off
[02:06:02] I do think that you should have said yesterday when they when Pisco moved it on you JD Vancer AOC
[02:06:09] I think that that's a pretty easy answer
[02:06:12] The thing is is I don't actually know that like
[02:06:16] In a vacuum with no political influence
[02:06:19] I don't I don't know what JD Vance's political opinions are like the guy was a more moderate
[02:06:24] You know what JD Vance political opinions are
[02:06:27] He's Peter feels blood boy. That's it. The fuck do you mean? You know, we don't you think you should know?
[02:06:33] He's the vice president
[02:06:36] Don't you think you should know you're you fancy yourself to be a political commentator
[02:06:41] Republican type person, but the problem is JD Vance like AOC seems to have no
[02:06:45] capacity to deal with his own side, right? And that he's fully bought on to
[02:06:50] co-signing whatever crazy dick-sucking-shit Trump needs. So I mean like, it's not like I
[02:06:54] would trust, even if it was more moderate, I don't know how to trust him to be, to
[02:06:58] govern more moderately if there were extremist voices in his camp. I also
[02:07:01] don't know how much he is actually like a crazy fucking crypto loony fuck
[02:07:06] after getting brainwashed and mindfucked by Peter Tillerman. So he
[02:07:09] might be, that might just be like way too far fucking gone. But I don't know
[02:07:14] for AOC like I just don't know with any of these people now like given your
[02:07:17] opportunity to like abolish all private enterprise and if you're if the people
[02:07:23] backing you were for it I don't know what her answer would be there I'm not
[02:07:25] sure I don't know at this point I'm not sure but the problem is that people
[02:07:29] like my chances with AOC sure I mean I guess yeah I mean like I probably would
[02:07:37] but it's a coin flip how do you have such an extreme view of AOC it's not
[02:07:41] like a 90-10. That's like a 55-45. Like the problem is when nobody-
[02:07:45] Lemau, I'm out of here.
[02:07:51] Nobody has the ability to say no to anything. I just have to look and see who's around you.
[02:07:55] That's going to be pushing you into shit because I'm just kind of to assume that you're going to go
[02:07:58] along with the crazy motherfuckers on your side because apparently nobody can say no.
[02:08:03] Yeah. Keke Schumer, Destiny crashes out after watching us on Help Canada.
[02:08:07] It is when they're racing and announces becoming a conservative and he blames
[02:08:10] younger black voters. This is the guy. Oh my god, dude, I'm ready to become a conservative.
[02:08:15] I just want to become a conservative. At least they're honest about their racism and everything.
[02:08:21] Like, I'll never take any of you wokey motherfuckers again. You know what we need to do. This is
[02:08:26] what we need to do. Brian Tyler Cohen ended up taking down the Hasan post from yesterday
[02:08:31] after being messaged by D. Wait, really? That's so sad. That's such a fucking sad
[02:08:38] situation. Epstein is so obsessed with Hassan that he messaged Brian Tyler Cohen to take
[02:08:42] down a quote of Hassan, which says, Republic of Hassan removed the quote.
[02:08:47] Oh, I also, Brian said he was going to remove that thing and they'll never post it in Hassan
[02:08:51] again.
[02:08:52] Wait, wait, wait, wait, what happened?
[02:08:54] Brian Tyler Cohen removed the quote of Hassan from his Instagram.
[02:08:58] Yeah, I messaged him and I was bitching and he was like, I don't do my media
[02:09:02] post there, but I'll post it in Hassan.
[02:09:06] know what I'll say this that like I have don't they claim you of this yeah no
[02:09:13] they do they say it's always projection it's always projection it's so sad what
[02:09:20] a sad thing to do god now I don't think Brian Tyler Cohen is a bitch I mean this
[02:09:26] is a lame thing that he did they hate you so much for that that they're
[02:09:32] You're siding with Elon Musk and Asmongold?
[02:09:35] Yeah, of course they are.
[02:09:37] Again, these guys do not...
[02:09:41] I mean, it is a lame thing that Brian Tyler Cohen did.
[02:09:46] I...
[02:09:47] Oh, God.
[02:09:49] Imagine this being your primary political victory that you got Brian Tyler Cohen to
[02:09:54] remove a fucking post.
[02:10:01] This was the only thing he took down, by the way, it was literally anti-maga.
[02:10:04] No, I know.
[02:10:05] This is the...
[02:10:06] Yeah, I said it's not Islam that's subjugating women in this country, it's Republicans.
[02:10:10] And he posted that.
[02:10:14] I think Brian Tyler Cohen is still...
[02:10:18] At the end of the day, he's not an opposition to Zoran, he's not an opposition to Abdul
[02:10:22] al-Sayed.
[02:10:23] He's just a fucking straight up establishment Democrat who is way more comfortable with
[02:10:28] left flank candidates than these other fucking guys are. So if they're only goal, if these
[02:10:33] guys is only goal is to literally come after me, then that's fine. Who cares? Let him be
[02:10:38] fucking distracted. Okay. It is also very funny that this was in Epstein's community
[02:10:46] and it's in Hebrew. I was like, why is this a, why is it posted Hebrew? And then someone
[02:10:51] was like, Oh, they took the screenshot from the destiny subreddit.
[02:10:58] Well, yeah, you're too charitable, man, no, I just, look, man, it is what it is, okay?
[02:11:18] is what it is. Yeah. I think a lot, I think a lot of these people like Byron Tyler Cohen
[02:11:41] just don't want to be in the middle of internet drama because that's what these communities
[02:11:45] is, yeah. Ryan Tyler communities reach is so much bigger than
[02:11:49] Destiny's. Yes, but he's terrified. Here's the reality that we
[02:11:54] know. Okay, this has been the MO of Dan Stalkman and sex
[02:11:58] Pestini the entire time DMing everyone they possibly think
[02:12:02] they can in order to get one or two victories to post on Reddit.
[02:12:05] These victories include collabing with Republicans. These guys
[02:12:08] have been collaborating with the Republicans the entire
[02:12:09] time. Okay, and they are going to continue doing it in
[02:12:13] much more meaningful ways. That's why they're like retweeting Elon Musk and shit like that.
[02:12:17] Are you aware your chat is full of offliners who not only spend their entire day watching
[02:12:23] your stream but they spend the rest of the day in your stream chat. This is not a healthy
[02:12:25] way to live your life. There are definitely people that are in the chat offline talking
[02:12:32] to one another about a bunch of different shit. It's like a way to community build.
[02:12:41] I don't know why you're very frustrated by that.
[02:12:43] They're not like talking about me.
[02:12:45] They're playing games and shit in the chat.
[02:12:50] Yeah.
[02:13:03] Brian Tyler Cohen impact my mostly Trump post Trump's lob.
[02:13:05] He's done and that works on YouTube.
[02:13:07] Whenever you do Trump's lob titles,
[02:13:09] you get similar views.
[02:13:09] Yeah.
[02:13:11] We should actually sneakily title all of it like Trump's love style, because that kind
[02:13:17] of like anti-Trump liberalism works so well.
[02:13:20] But anyway, as far as the Brian Tyler Cohen situation goes like, look, I'm fairly certain
[02:13:27] as long as he's not a setback, as long as he's not like literally directly opposing
[02:13:33] candidates like Abdul Al-Sahed, which I know he's not because I was at an event with
[02:13:38] Abdul, and he was there, you know, early on as a matter of fact. So he's that kind of guy.
[02:13:47] As long as they're not in opposition to left flank candidates, which I know they're not,
[02:13:52] which I know Brian Tyler Cohen is not, I'm fine with it. It's the same principle that
[02:13:56] I have for the Podjons. I don't always agree with the Podjons, or at least all of
[02:14:01] the Podjons. But at the end of the day, I understand that they are invested in a
[02:14:05] broader coalition and that's what matters most to me. What matters to me is actually creating
[02:14:12] some kind of defense against Trumpism. Right now we have no defense against Trumpism. Right now
[02:14:18] we're literally, like I don't think a lot of people understand this, like right now we only have
[02:14:26] the courts, okay? And the courts are holding by, the courts are holding on by a thread,
[02:14:32] Okay, if the courts go down, if due process goes down, if the constitutional protections afforded to every American like free speech or even birthright citizenship goes down, we're fucked.
[02:14:45] Okay, that's it. We're fucked. We're completely fucked.
[02:14:50] So even if the podjaws don't like the DSA or you know
[02:14:59] What is this maybe quit reporting terrorism that you can counter Trump is a common sense
[02:15:03] You know hey, but when you talk to a terrorist dogs app or common sense not useful brother you couldn't even fucking write
[02:15:11] Appropriately like you can't do that you can't come in here and try to you can't come in here and try to do a dunk
[02:15:17] when you can't even fucking spell correctly when you when you can't even apply proper grammar. I'm sorry.
[02:15:29] But in any case as I was saying,
[02:15:35] um,
[02:15:37] what I was trying to say is
[02:15:39] we have to have this is this is the reason why we have to have a Senate majority like this is not
[02:15:43] Sheepdogging the Democratic Party at all because there is no guarantee that
[02:15:48] Democrats once they have the Senate majority are gonna fucking do our bidding do the bidding of the masses do the bidding of the working class
[02:15:55] There's no guarantee that at all these things take time these changes take time and require a tremendous amount of effort
[02:16:02] to pull through to push through okay
[02:16:06] But
[02:16:08] Having said that
[02:16:11] We need to at least
[02:16:13] We need to at the very least put up another line of defense against MAGA, and yes, that
[02:16:18] line of defense comes through the Senate majority and the majority in the House.
[02:16:23] Okay?
[02:16:25] Democrats need to control the legislative body, and if they don't fucking do our bidding
[02:16:30] once they have that control, we'll fight back.
[02:16:34] And this time we'll have some allies on our side inside of the legislative body.
[02:16:40] Okay?
[02:16:42] But it's still a far worse predicament not to have that majority.
[02:16:49] It's still a far worse predicament to just simply hope that the courts remain resilient,
[02:16:55] that the courts can actually still, you know, operate as though, as though they're working,
[02:17:02] as though they're functional.
[02:17:03] We can't, we do not have the time and we do not have the capacity to wait it out.
[02:17:07] you got the government talking about blacklisting communist blacklisting socialist which range
[02:17:13] ideologically from someone like myself all the way to fucking Karen Bass when you got the Trump
[02:17:19] administration utilizing the FEC utilizing the FTC utilizing the regulatory bodies as a way to
[02:17:29] never really do their regulatory purpose but instead to attack critics of the administration
[02:17:35] It's like, this is a terrifying moment in time that we're in.
[02:17:39] I don't think people understand that.
[02:17:41] I don't think people are comprehending exactly how bad things are.
[02:17:49] This is not about like opposing the dang cheetah in the White House, right?
[02:17:55] This is no longer about opposing the dang cheetah in the White House.
[02:17:58] The reality of the matter is it's not just like, oh, Trump is offensive and he hurts my
[02:18:02] feelings and we need to embarrass him.
[02:18:03] This is we're a bunch of frogs boiling in the pan right now and the water the heat is going up over and over again
[02:18:11] We're about to reach the boiling point. We might have actually reached the boiling point
[02:18:16] Do you understand this is not about the ballroom?
[02:18:19] This is not about Trump's beautification initiative for America 250. This is
[02:18:24] This is triage. We have to do everything we can to to set up
[02:18:30] opposition to the administration
[02:18:33] Okay?
[02:18:39] So I hope people understand that
[02:18:45] Because I find it very interesting that a lot of people who would be in the crosshairs first and foremost do not
[02:18:52] Recognize what time it is. They do not understand how bad they will be burned
[02:18:58] I'm not just simply saying this to, you know, scare you. I mean, it is a scary time. I see it. I see it every day. Perhaps I see it a little bit more clearly than many others do, especially those that declare themselves to be far more radical than me because I'm in the fucking crosshairs every goddamn day.
[02:19:17] Right?
[02:19:18] right? Like for me, this is very real. I mean, I'm, you know, I'm the primary target here.
[02:19:28] So I see it, I feel it.
[02:19:47] Anyway, Brian Tyler Cohen not shedding his association with sex past any despite clearly
[02:19:55] knowing who he is and being aware of his progress in progress civil suits in his red flag sexual
[02:20:00] deviancy. Yeah, that's not great. That's not great. I mean, he is, he's always been this fucking
[02:20:08] destiny has always been this fucking weirdo, right? He's always been this weird guy. But
[02:20:14] I guess these guys see him as like a reliable ally to a certain degree. I don't know why I
[02:20:18] don't know what the fucking calculation is there. But I suspect the reason why Brian Tyler
[02:20:25] Cohen is like taking his notes from a dude who's currently going through an ultra Zionist who's currently going through a
[02:20:32] Revenge porn case is because he doesn't want to deal with the backlash from his community because his community are serial harassers
[02:20:39] They're sending a message every time they do this shit to me. They're sending a message to all the other people too
[02:20:45] They're saying like look
[02:20:48] Listen
[02:20:50] You don't want to be in the crosshairs will do everything we can to make your life a living hell
[02:20:54] I mean this this is a cyber stalking gamer gate style operation dedicated entirely to one guy, right?
[02:21:03] They don't even hide it and I guess
[02:21:07] It's it's understandable. It's a little it's a little insecure. It's a little pathetic
[02:21:11] It's a little cowardly to just you know, say fuck off and move on with your life, but
[02:21:17] I guess it's not like Brian Tyler Cohen is a big fan of mine either especially because I called out chorus early on
[02:21:23] And we obviously had a somewhat of a blow-up when one of his chorus
[02:21:28] Content creators was just like actively shitting on Cory Bush. I was like that's completely unacceptable. He was like celebrating
[02:21:36] Wesley Bell
[02:21:38] I
[02:21:45] Don't remove the quote of Hassan from his Instagram it's just
[02:21:51] I don't do my media post there
[02:21:56] You know what all it's it's somewhat pathetic for for Brian Tyler Cohen to like respond to
[02:22:03] sex past any in this way but it's extra it is so much more pathetic for these
[02:22:10] guys to just like fucking celebrate this as a major W like who gives a fuck one
[02:22:16] way or another I didn't even know that he had posted me I'll say this that like I
[02:22:20] have friends and they're not plugged in and I'm like well what do you what do you
[02:22:24] do for politics and they all say like Brian Tyler Cohen that's it and it's
[02:22:28] like okay this this guy is an important guy to get for normies like on our
[02:22:32] Yeah, see they're like they're like this is we did it we fucking did it
[02:22:39] We fucking did it
[02:22:44] Major victory for you guys man
[02:22:49] So fucking sad
[02:22:54] Anyway
[02:23:02] So, I urge the liberal consultant class to no longer give opportunities to the likes of Mike Rogers.
[02:23:20] Okay. They won't stop because their enmity is directed entirely at me.
[02:23:29] But you know, I hope they'll fucking wake up from their stupor
[02:23:35] That's it
[02:23:44] That's it
[02:23:51] You may not know how much of a bag BTC gets a month
[02:23:53] It might not it might not be 12 million, but it is something when they came after you
[02:23:57] They could have shut off your money faucet, but if you weren't funded by your viewers it may have been different
[02:24:01] I know you walked away from a bag not tempering your speech
[02:24:04] Yeah
[02:24:12] Donald Trump was called a pedophile on Fox news
[02:24:16] By a guest who the Fox news host had on for a segment and then after this guest
[02:24:22] Yes, absolutely. Chad, by the way, started calling him a pedophile protector, talking
[02:24:26] about the Epstein files as possible, involvement in the Epstein files, a host then quickly rushed
[02:24:30] to try to get him off center stage. I want you guys to take a look at this clip. I'm
[02:24:36] actually just going to go out and play you the short form video that I posted.
[02:24:40] If we're going to talk about children being raped, then we need to hold this pedophile
[02:24:44] president, Donald Trump accountable. Holy shit. I want to know who this guy is. I
[02:24:50] think we all need to know who this guy is apparently he's a democrat running for
[02:24:55] some office somewhere we need to find him we need this crazy
[02:25:20] didn't know his name and we need to know where he's running okay because let me tell you
[02:25:26] um his name is Oliver Larkin god damn he's he just knows like every fucking minutia he
[02:25:38] knows every goddamn anti-trump yeah he's running in florida 25 now listen he's dsa endorse
[02:25:45] is Oliver Larkin he's running in florida 25 against one of the most right-wing democrats
[02:25:49] in the country, Moskowitz. But what is, what's wild to me is he's so fucking knowledgeable
[02:25:58] about every little thing that Trump has done, down to the fucking wire, down to the goddamn
[02:26:03] bone. But then he's just like, is so oblivious to the left flanking is that he would be actually
[02:26:09] very, very well aligned with.
[02:26:12] Told me maybe five years ago that Trump would be getting called a P3DO live on Fox news
[02:26:19] P3DO Jesus fuck. I don't know if I would have believed you so yeah really really interesting
[02:26:25] You could just see how that host was freaking out. You could just see how hard his question backfired
[02:26:32] He doesn't get paid to know about these people okay guys is stop being so cynical, okay?
[02:26:36] These are these are people we can again bring on to our side, okay?
[02:26:42] That was.
[02:27:05] Get Asmongold's name out of your mouth you fascist.
[02:27:08] Wait what?
[02:27:10] I wasn't even talking about Asmongold, what the fuck?
[02:27:13] But you're an Asmongold fan.
[02:27:17] You're an Asmongold fan who uses fascists as a pejorative,
[02:27:21] what the fuck?
[02:27:24] Dog, Asmongold is literally aligning with fascists openly,
[02:27:27] like Nick Fuentes, like he openly says,
[02:27:31] anti-fascist Asmongold fan is such a funny bit.
[02:27:34] I
[02:27:38] Have to hear what this guy is about I mean Fosaba clapped them
[02:27:43] But I need to understand I need to scratch the surface here a little bit
[02:27:50] But it's really funny because I wasn't even fucking talking about as the gold at all
[02:27:53] You have asthma gold in the mind for some reason, but I this is a new guy
[02:28:00] China is fascist you are too you are too you
[02:28:04] tell you, China, you are a fascist dude. What do you think Nick Fuentes is? I feel like
[02:28:19] if China was fascist, Nick Fuentes and Asmongol would be fans of China. Considering their
[02:28:30] Now you did soft spot for former fascist developments, former fascist countries, historic fascist
[02:28:36] movements.
[02:28:39] You and Nick Fuentes are on the same side, kid, wait, what?
[02:28:43] Alright, someone rolled a clip.
[02:28:45] This guy just doesn't know.
[02:28:48] Someone rolled a clip.
[02:28:49] I need to hear him respond.
[02:28:51] Give me the clip.
[02:28:52] Give me the clip.
[02:28:53] You know what I'm talking about.
[02:28:54] You know the one I'm talking about where Asmongold openly says, like, I love Nick
[02:28:56] Fuentes.
[02:28:57] like funneling my viewership to Nick Fuentes.
[02:29:01] I agree with Nick Fuentes,
[02:29:02] because this guy hates Nick Fuentes, it seems.
[02:29:07] Okay.
[02:29:12] And I know because I'm one of them.
[02:29:14] Well, do you not get de-platformed through all this?
[02:29:17] Oh, I simply, I am a very pragmatic person.
[02:29:23] I have no problems not saying things
[02:29:26] or not doing something if i feel like it won't be advantageous for me
[02:29:31] so i just simply don't say things that i think will get me in trouble
[02:29:35] and until it's okay to say that
[02:29:39] that's literally it
[02:29:40] this is a good boy yeah i i
[02:29:42] like nick doesn't do that nicks says exactly what he thinks and it's
[02:29:45] respectable it is i don't have any
[02:29:48] any negative about it but to me
[02:29:50] i view my role as being a more mainstream
[02:29:55] ally towards this stuff without necessarily spearheading any sort of like real controversial
[02:30:01] change because I can't really do that. It would compromise my position. That's the reason
[02:30:08] I'm a funnel. Yeah, I kind of do that. Yeah, like a funnel in a way. So that's the reason
[02:30:13] why I do most things that I do are like there's reasoning behind them. You have your lane
[02:30:21] for sure. Yeah. It wasn't even that one. He was saying, I'm deliberately trying to create
[02:30:27] a pipeline to Nick Fuentes. This wasn't the clue. I was looking for another one. You everything
[02:30:31] that in common with them is just immigration. Wait, what? But you just watched your favorite
[02:30:36] content creator say, I am in line with Nick Fuentes. You just watched your favorite
[02:30:42] content creator that you're defending as an anti fascist. Okay. He's a Sweden Democrat,
[02:30:49] according to his name yeah asmol gold mox you kid money wise not hairline wise
[02:30:56] yeah look look at this French fence is $20 you simply are the go asmongold a
[02:31:04] shield hard for great way by the way sad that doesn't matter asmongold is a
[02:31:08] great ally him and I are on the same team and he's the goat and I'll never I
[02:31:13] I will never attack Lysol said $100. Who do you think is closer to Nick Fuentes?
[02:31:19] Me a guy who fucking opposes Nick Fuentes every step of the way finds his
[02:31:24] Ideology to be toxic odious completely wrong
[02:31:27] Completely reactionary or the guy who is in line with him 100% and openly says he loves Nick Fuentes
[02:31:35] Thank you for it's crazy how obviously Nick understands it and I understand it, but very few other people understand it
[02:31:44] Like no, we're not going to let people who want to subvert us try to divide us and make people enemies
[02:31:50] So it will be easier to rule over them and to subvert them
[02:31:55] Like it's pure subversion and Nick knows this I know this it's obvious
[02:32:00] This is what they're doing like it's so clear like it. It's so so fucking obvious
[02:32:06] And yeah, there it is. So not divide us and well, they've successfully done that in a lot of cases
[02:32:12] They have I mean W the neck. I love neck and so uh, yeah, yeah, I wonder how this guy got banned
[02:32:17] I'm like, I wonder why he's got bad this guy about oh, that's right
[02:32:21] He got fucking banned because he was advocating to murder children
[02:32:27] I'm done dude contru neo, do you purchase little china stream kid? Okay?
[02:32:35] No, I don't blame Israel for everything. I don't know why you are saying that I blame Israel for the things
[02:32:40] Israel deserves blame for, whether it be doing a genocide with our tax dollars or subverting
[02:32:46] American democracy by dumping, you know, millions, tens of millions of dollars into pro-Israel
[02:32:53] candidates without ever mentioning Israel once.
[02:33:00] I like that you're running away though.
[02:33:02] I mean, that's, that's funny, I guess.
[02:33:04] You went from trying to defend Asmongold and saying that your Benjamin Netanyahu is the
[02:33:10] goap man with some respect on his name.
[02:33:13] Okay, buddy.
[02:33:27] He's a troll.
[02:33:28] I mean, yeah, he's just Swedish.
[02:33:30] A lot of Asmongold's fans are Swedish and from Norway.
[02:33:35] It's very strange.
[02:33:40] It's a very strange phenomenon.
[02:33:42] I don't know why there are so many people,
[02:33:45] so many Euroids in the chat that just love
[02:33:50] American fascism for some reason,
[02:33:53] especially when American fascism is harmful
[02:33:56] to your national interests as well.
[02:34:02] But hey, to each their own, I guess,
[02:34:05] European white supremacists.
[02:34:07] Yeah, but I don't think European white supremacists
[02:34:09] understand that like American supremacy is,
[02:34:17] for the, from the perspective of Americans,
[02:34:19] like they don't think about European white supremacy at all.
[02:34:24] Like if American supremacy means overtaking Europe, then so be it, right?
[02:34:31] So what a lot of European white supremacists fail to comprehend is that when
[02:34:34] Donald Trump says, we're going to take over Greenland, and that violates European supremacy,
[02:34:43] American white supremacists and American supremacists don't give a shit about
[02:34:47] European supremacy.
[02:34:48] They don't give a shit about European sovereignty.
[02:34:50] And they're always shocked when this kind of thing happens.
[02:34:52] They're like, how could Donald Trump do this to us?
[02:34:55] How could Donald Trump treat us like we're, you know, a brown country?
[02:35:01] Americans deep down inside don't think about Europe at all, or the ones that do understand
[02:35:06] that Europe is a vassal.
[02:35:08] And through that process of vassalization in the aftermath of the Cold War, Europe
[02:35:13] has actually experienced tremendous downturns.
[02:35:17] The European economy is in tatters largely because Europe has been stuck between these
[02:35:24] different forces.
[02:35:27] But as a continent, as a coalition that hasn't been able to develop any sort of significant
[02:35:34] sovereignty, Europe has experienced tremendous austerity, Europe has experienced tremendous
[02:35:39] privatization initiatives and Europeans have experienced that economic struggle.
[02:35:48] Americans don't care about the struggles of Europe. Americans, like the American government,
[02:35:54] doesn't care about the struggles of Europe. We've basically used Europe in some instances
[02:36:00] like a tax haven and in others as a holdover state, putting a buffer between ourselves
[02:36:07] and the other polls around the world that we care about, that we worry about, you know, other
[02:36:12] spheres of influence, other spheres of power.
[02:36:18] That's it. Europe is just a place to store some of our nuclear arsenal. From the perspective of
[02:36:26] American foreign policy, they see Europe as a missile sponge during the Cold War
[02:36:33] and as a way to, you know, put some anti-missile defense systems as a holdover stage, as a staging ground for our troops when necessary,
[02:36:45] and as a holdover state for some of our nuclear arsenal.
[02:36:48] And I'm Turkish, so I understand that intimately. I understand that deeply.
[02:36:52] This is what NATO is about at the end of the day.
[02:36:55] This is what Turkey is about.
[02:36:58] This is what Turkey has been.
[02:37:04] And perhaps it's a calculation that favors a country like Turkey, because the other side
[02:37:11] of that would be turning the country into Syria.
[02:37:16] If Turkey wasn't a reliable NATO ally, then maybe it would be like Syria, it would be
[02:37:19] a failed state.
[02:37:24] being constantly having his political process be interfered with by Western forces.
[02:37:36] But if you're Europe, European sovereignty is a real threat to American sovereignty or to American
[02:37:43] hegemony rather. So I always find it strange when European nationalists and European supremacists
[02:37:51] actually find themselves comfortable in this vassal state, or they're just open about being
[02:38:04] vassalized to American interests, to be servile to American interests, where your interests
[02:38:09] are secondary. It's very interesting. You can't even do nationalism correctly, which
[02:38:16] I find extra cucked. Unless it's a perm band, I don't give a fuck. Twitchers allow this
[02:38:26] unwashed smelly cockroach, white supremacist Nazi brain fuck with asthma, gold disputes,
[02:38:29] extremism with little to no pushback, perm or shut the fuck up.
[02:38:42] German hogs even do that with Putin? Yeah, I don't understand that either, but I find
[02:38:47] it fascinating that they do that for Putin. I find it fascinating that they do that for
[02:38:51] Trump. I just, I don't get it. I don't understand it. I don't know why. Like I wouldn't want,
[02:39:01] I don't think Europe should be servile to Chinese interests either, right? But at the
[02:39:06] very least Europe could leverage a relationship with China to get a stronger foothold against
[02:39:11] America in the same way that a lot of countries, a lot of BRICS nations have, whether it be
[02:39:16] India, whether it be Brazil, it's just a more logical play.
[02:39:22] But Europe and European leadership can't get away from their, you know, Western supremacist
[02:39:28] ideology that is now a genuine impediment. Now, of course, there's also the economic
[02:39:34] interest here because Europe wants to maintain its manufacturing. And obviously China is
[02:39:40] the manufacturing hub of the entire planet, and therefore what kind of economic opportunities
[02:39:46] can you open up with China? How can you cooperate with China when China's ultimate goal is to be
[02:39:52] the manufacturing hub for the entire planet, even if it destroys the economic engine that
[02:40:01] remains in Europe, which is of course deteriorated significantly. So I understand that fear as well,
[02:40:12] certainly. But ultimately, it makes no sense. It makes no sense to be a European nationalist or
[02:40:27] or a European supremacist or like a European right-winger who wants sovereignty, who should
[02:40:33] want sovereignty, but instead of developing sovereignty or demanding sovereignty, European
[02:40:39] right-wingers find themselves under the banner of MAGA.
[02:40:42] And when I say MAGA, I mean literally make America great again.
[02:40:46] They wear the hats.
[02:40:50] They wear the merch.
[02:40:52] They watch Asmongold.
[02:40:55] like what Trump does, even if Trump's actions are actually putting them in harm's way, putting
[02:41:01] their economic interests in harm's way.
[02:41:03] Look no further, look no further than the actions with Iran.
[02:41:09] Donald Trump's actions with Iran are only beneficial to one party's short term interest.
[02:41:15] And that country is Israel.
[02:41:16] It's not beneficial for America.
[02:41:18] It's not beneficial for American capital.
[02:41:20] And it's certainly not beneficial for Europe.
[02:41:24] yet people ride for it they're like all great you're bringing iran to heal this
[02:41:28] is a terrifying country
[02:41:31] all the while
[02:41:33] iran's retaliation against american militarism and it's
[02:41:37] uh... primacy did the establishment of his primacy over the straight of
[02:41:40] hormones
[02:41:42] has actually destroyed
[02:41:43] the european economy further
[02:41:46] it's caused tremendous instability
[02:41:53] It's made it only worse.
[02:41:55] So the Europeans that hate Russia, for example,
[02:41:58] for invading Ukraine cannot comprehend
[02:42:00] that America's actions in Iran is hurting them all the same.
[02:42:06] And it's backfired spectacularly.
[02:42:08] And yet the European far right still rides for MAGA.
[02:42:20] Very strange stuff.
[02:42:21] I don't understand it.
[02:42:22] It's not, I mean, you have no self-preservation at that point, you know?
[02:42:30] You have no self-preservation whatsoever.
[02:42:33] Anyway, let's get back to the Michigan race now.
[02:42:35] What else, Ed, when means for the Dems battle against Trump's GOP?
[02:42:39] And Guggenertoy and I need Justin Benson, both of them will be on the show.
[02:42:43] The current Michigan Secretary of State, they gave rousing messages to voters last night.
[02:42:49] Listen to this.
[02:42:50] Who do you want Michigan's leaders to work for? The people or the powerful?
[02:42:58] Right? The people.
[02:43:00] Well, you all know who I'll work for.
[02:43:04] All of you and every Michigander in this state, not the highest bidder, not corporate interests, not Donald Trump, you.
[02:43:13] We fight for the families barely able to put their groceries in the car and check out.
[02:43:22] We fight for the mom who's worried about the child care she needs to be able to work a job
[02:43:28] that barely pays enough. We fight for the folks who are afraid about what happens if they get sick.
[02:43:37] We fight for each other.
[02:43:38] They will be here along with Congresswoman Hailey Stevens, who lost to Al-Sayed in the
[02:43:44] Senate primary.
[02:43:45] And a reminder, Michigan is just one of the better ground states that is key to the fight
[02:43:50] between Democrats and Republicans for the Senate majority.
[02:43:53] Alex Eisenstadt of Axios and Jessica Taylor of the Cook Political Report are back with
[02:43:57] us.
[02:43:58] Jessica, I was, I think a lot of reporters and folks who care about this a lot and
[02:44:03] pay attention a lot.
[02:44:05] year was kind of rolling my eyes at some Democrats who were saying the Senate was going to be
[02:44:09] in play. And including you, I think. Not me. Okay. So we're all wrong. But it seems like
[02:44:18] there's a real sense, not just among the Democrats, but actually the number of countries, people
[02:44:23] like you and the folks like political report that there is something happening around
[02:44:28] the country. And I guess if you had to pull out a couple of themes that are you see
[02:44:33] Europeans genuinely have an insanely neurotic level of race solidarity.
[02:44:36] They're willing to burn their entire continent and sacrifice themselves to prolong American
[02:44:40] slash Western hegemony.
[02:44:41] Yeah, I don't get it because Western hegemony and American hegemony are two entirely separate
[02:44:48] things because European hegemony is undermined every step of the way.
[02:44:52] America doesn't give a fuck about European interest.
[02:45:00] I guess the reality is like Americans have been able to successfully dupe European leadership
[02:45:08] into believing that like they have the same dog in the fight, or rather European capitalists
[02:45:15] do have the same dog in the fight and therefore they have been able to convince the European
[02:45:20] masses into believing that American interests and European interests are the same, one
[02:45:26] and the same.
[02:45:27] I think that's what it is, right?
[02:45:30] That makes the most sense. This is the consortium of international finance capitalists, petro-capitalists,
[02:45:39] capitalists from different nations that are, of course, single-handedly or single-mindedly
[02:45:45] in unison representing their class interests. And one of the greatest ways that they
[02:45:51] can dupe their countrymen is to lean into white supremacy, European supremacy, and positioning
[02:46:04] America as the singular force that can defend white and European and Western hegemony, Western
[02:46:13] supremacy.
[02:46:14] Yeah, frankly, insane story about how a Trump-linked American drilling company is setting up
[02:46:18] Equipment in Greenland to make exploratory borehole despite being denied permission by the Greenlandic government so much for sovereignty. I guess. Yep
[02:46:26] This is just this came out this morning
[02:46:33] Yeah
[02:46:35] It's really interesting because like it's obvious that it's obvious that that American
[02:46:51] capital and I guess European capital as well doesn't necessarily care about the European
[02:46:55] citizens.
[02:46:56] But then again, American capital doesn't care about the American citizens either.
[02:47:03] And we still have plenty of pro's and lumpen pro's of course, but plenty of pro's nonetheless
[02:47:11] who don't recognize their class position and assume that American capital is still better
[02:47:16] than anything else.
[02:47:18] You can pop it up when you guys are talking to voters and talking to the candidates.
[02:47:23] What are you hearing?
[02:47:24] I mean, I think it all comes back to just costs that people feel like everything is
[02:47:27] too high.
[02:47:28] And I think that Abdul, you know, he talked about money out of politics, money in your
[02:47:31] pocket and Medicare for all.
[02:47:32] There's really incredible how much you can be wrong every turn, like it's intentional.
[02:47:36] Yes, you're right.
[02:47:39] American hegemony has been unbelievably beneficial for Ireland.
[02:47:45] Just say what's wrong so we can have normal discourse instead of just like complaining
[02:47:49] like this.
[02:47:52] What do you take issue with?
[02:47:56] It really resonated with voters, especially about putting more money back in your
[02:47:59] pocket.
[02:48:00] Haley Stevens was not a great candidate on the stump.
[02:48:02] I think she struggled to get her message across.
[02:48:04] She did better at the end,
[02:48:06] but we have to remember that she,
[02:48:08] this was a very close primary,
[02:48:10] much closer than the poll showed.
[02:48:11] And so...
[02:48:12] Yeah, it's a close primary.
[02:48:13] It doesn't mean anything.
[02:48:15] It's a close primary only because of the tremendous amounts
[02:48:18] of money that were spent.
[02:48:21] Okay.
[02:48:26] That's it.
[02:48:30] American cultural and institutional hegemony, particularly within the imperial peripheral
[02:48:36] core middle zone, is genuinely quite underwhelming and deadly. China is the only major country
[02:48:41] in the world that's basically vaccinated and inoculated from this because of the Great
[02:48:45] Fire. While even countries like Russia have their chuds and reactionaries basically ape
[02:48:48] American culture war chud theatrics like hatred of LGBTQ and whatnot. I mean, these
[02:48:54] are just like powerful forces of tribalism that I think people in positions of power
[02:48:57] deploy, uh, regardless. You know, that's why there is this, uh, hog universality that I speak of,
[02:49:04] right? You got hogs. I mean, bro, you got hogs in Iran too, you know, there's, there's chuds everywhere.
[02:49:12] Chuds exist in every country.
[02:49:17] I don't think the, the Russian anti LGBTQ policy is deployed as, as, uh, you know,
[02:49:23] know, as a byproduct of like American supremacy or American hegemony, I think Russian anti-LGBT
[02:49:28] coup policies are deployed as a mechanism to control the population. It's just they have
[02:49:33] their own chuds. They have their own chuds that see the same benefit of destabilizing
[02:49:39] the masses, right? The European right follows what Americans say, as seen by how we import
[02:49:45] your culture war issues. They don't apply to us like affirmative action. I know,
[02:49:49] Japan. Remember when I went to the Japanese Communist Party headquarters and I was asking
[02:49:54] them about trans issues? And they were like, yeah, people have started to panic about trans
[02:50:01] stuff here. Japan is another country that has been destroyed as a byproduct of being
[02:50:11] an American vassal.
[02:50:15] Trump talks about DEI and universities' disadvantage in white people despite access schemes being
[02:50:19] entirely based on economic factors like going to a bad school, being on a free school meals
[02:50:23] and ending up massively helping the white working class bit-brits.
[02:50:26] They're also yank-brained.
[02:50:27] Yeah, this is a more direct way that American brain rot actually subjugates the western
[02:50:35] chuds.
[02:50:37] It is a fascinating phenomena to observe though, like there is this chud universality, this
[02:50:51] hog universality in every country that America touches in a meaningful way, where the chuds
[02:50:56] in your countries have become Ameribrain. It is a chud hive mind, it's a hog hive
[02:51:03] mind where it is this ironically international American nationalist movement. Fascinating stuff.
[02:51:14] And I guess it's because of the liberal monoculture, the American cultural supremacy,
[02:51:20] the American cultural imperialism that has set forth. Like Hollywood broke the brains of every
[02:51:25] single person. That's part of the reason why I am so assimilated to American culture, right?
[02:51:30] That's why I sound and look so American because I grew up with American culture. I love American culture.
[02:51:36] I consumed all of the cultural artifacts.
[02:51:42] I think that this unity breakfast was clearly a first step in trying to unify the party,
[02:51:46] but do those voters that she won, you know, she won more reliable democratic based voters,
[02:51:53] like black voters, older voters, white working class voters. So is Mike Rogers able to pick
[02:51:59] those off. This is why I, I still thought the Stevens was the stronger general election candidate.
[02:52:04] And, you know, there is a real attack on, um, on his association with Hassan Piker,
[02:52:10] things about 9-11, you know, does he continue to appear with him? That is where.
[02:52:14] Yeah, dude, you're right. Mike Rogers is hitting Abdul-Asaid on 9-11 because of his
[02:52:20] association with me and not because he's an Islamophobic monster and Abdul-Asaid
[02:52:26] Is muslim yeah, that's why they're that's why the the republican party immediately in their
[02:52:33] Uh
[02:52:34] In their in their media hit in their press releases started calling him abdul rahman muhammad el-sayed
[02:52:41] Because of his association with me
[02:52:43] Like why are we playing dumb? I mean, I guess it's it's because you know, she's white. She doesn't understand it
[02:52:49] She doesn't care about islamophobia or might have those same exact concerns. Okay, these are
[02:52:55] Like you have every opportunity not to lean into the bigotry to be like well
[02:53:01] This bigotry is actually pretty valid line of attack because I agree with it
[02:53:04] It's crazy. Don't say it's fucking concerning call it out for what it is
[02:53:10] Who else was on those ads
[02:53:12] Zoramumdani
[02:53:14] Ilhan Omar
[02:53:16] They were on those ads to Abdul al Sayed's own statements were on those ads also out of context
[02:53:25] I just I find it really disingenuous and it sucks because media figures are not equipped with the appropriate
[02:53:33] Knowledge or the appropriate talking points to counter this kind of thing where they they just sit around and they go
[02:53:39] Yeah, I guess you're making a good point. She's not she's not making a good point
[02:53:45] It's totally ridiculous
[02:53:50] He is really vulnerable and Republicans are not being coy about this
[02:53:53] They're using his full name and videos and things is is piker is the Hassan packer thing a
[02:53:59] Real thing on the ground. It is one of those things that I'm
[02:54:02] Unclear how much it breaks through the actual voters because I think most people don't actually know if this is a pollster saying yeah
[02:54:09] Did that question it's not it's not a real thing. It's on piker is I think we know I think the people on the internet know
[02:54:15] I think the average voter who is dealing with the high cost who are dealing with
[02:54:19] maybe lost their health care because of the Obama.
[02:54:23] Socialities weren't expanded.
[02:54:25] Like, do they care?
[02:54:27] Like, I'm just not convinced that
[02:54:28] Hasan Piker is going to be an actual on the ground issue.
[02:54:30] Well, I think if you put $30 million behind an ad
[02:54:33] in Michigan that says that, you know,
[02:54:35] he associated with someone who's called 9-11,
[02:54:39] you know, that it was justified,
[02:54:40] I think it's going to be a real problem,
[02:54:41] especially as well as-
[02:54:42] Even if he's apologized for it.
[02:54:43] Even if he has,
[02:54:44] but you can still have the clip out there.
[02:54:45] That's what goes in the ad and different things.
[02:54:48] Speaking of the ad and then using Dr. El-Sayed's full name, he's going right at that and Mike
[02:54:57] Rogers, this is an ad, wait no this is him yesterday at the rally in Michigan.
[02:55:03] Let's watch what he has to say about that.
[02:55:07] I'm up against a guy named Mike Rogers.
[02:55:10] And Mike Rogers, well he's decided that he wants to focus on my name.
[02:55:16] I got some opinions about his name.
[02:55:19] See, it's very fitting for him.
[02:55:21] Rogers.
[02:55:24] Because that's his answer every time a corporation
[02:55:26] or Donald Trump tells him to do something.
[02:55:30] Mike, we need you to put a data center in the backyard.
[02:55:33] Roger.
[02:55:36] Mike, we need you to hike their prescription drug prices.
[02:55:40] Roger.
[02:55:42] Mike, we need you to rubber stamp this war
[02:55:45] we shouldn't be fighting.
[02:55:46] Roger!
[02:55:49] Mike!
[02:55:50] This one's Donald Trump.
[02:55:52] I need you to lick these boots!
[02:55:54] Roger!
[02:55:56] Not the boots.
[02:55:57] I mean, not the boots, but...
[02:55:59] I mean, I...
[02:56:01] That, that what we just saw there sort of exemplifies, I think,
[02:56:05] why El Sayed is so good.
[02:56:08] He's a great communicator.
[02:56:10] That Roger bit was, was very good.
[02:56:12] good. But the other piece that Eugene reacted to is that he's not afraid to go there. And
[02:56:19] it's sort of, he's sort of giving voice to what Democrats, what we've heard from around
[02:56:24] the country, they want people who are going to fight and that shows fight.
[02:56:29] We're going to see how good a candidate this guy really is, right?
[02:56:34] Mike Rogers is not going to be a pushover.
[02:56:37] Right. And Republicans are going to spend a lot of money in this race. And they're
[02:56:42] going to dump a lot of opposition research on Abdul's head, things that maybe we haven't
[02:56:47] heard about yet, but we can only do stuff that we don't know is coming down the pike, right?
[02:56:52] But we're going to get a sense of how good a candidate he really is, and that's what
[02:56:57] separates, you know, who ends up winning is what separates the major league baseball
[02:57:01] players from the AAA players, right?
[02:57:02] And we're going to get a sense of if he's an MLB player or a AAA player.
[02:57:07] It's also interesting, Jonathan, because you brought up that clip, the issues that he chose
[02:57:15] to include in the Mike Rogers' name, Pauling.
[02:57:20] Anti-data centers, hiking, prescription drugs, rubber stamping a war, and being extremely
[02:57:27] deferential to Donald Trump.
[02:57:29] I mean, those are not communist socialist issues.
[02:57:34] Alex, you had a piece this week that the GOP is planning a socialism teller.
[02:57:39] Yeah. So here's, here's what it is, right?
[02:57:42] I'm glad that they're finally parsing through this.
[02:57:45] It's still wrong in the sense that like, oh, well, you know,
[02:57:48] there's still the underlying premise that socialism and communism is a scary
[02:57:54] bad, you know, Americans don't want it, of course, but
[02:57:58] But, they're finally at the very least like not doing the GOP's bidding.
[02:58:10] Because anytime, anytime these guys turn around and say, well, you know, it is kind of, he
[02:58:17] is kind of radical, they're doing the GOP's bidding for the GOP, and it's actually much
[02:58:22] more damaging because liberals have the institutional persuasive capabilities on CNN, on the MSNBC
[02:58:32] platform, on the CNN platform.
[02:58:34] When liberals themselves are leaning into the Republican attack ads and going, well,
[02:58:38] he is a little dangerous.
[02:58:40] We got to hand it to the GOP.
[02:58:42] That's in my opinion far more dangerous than Mike Rogers being like, Abdul Al Sayed
[02:58:48] did 9-11. Because when Mike Rogers says that, every liberal is gonna hear that and go, you're
[02:58:54] a fucking racist piece of shit, you're eating Trump's dick and balls, shut the fuck up.
[02:58:59] But when they see liberal platforms channel that same message only to say that it's
[02:59:06] actually a really salient narrative, right? It's a really reliable narrative that actually
[02:59:13] has far more consequential impacts on the minds of liberals who are tuning in.
[02:59:19] You don't need to do that. You can just say the truth. You can just turn around and say,
[02:59:25] no, these guys are desperate. They can't talk about the economy, which they did to a certain
[02:59:29] degree. They can't talk about the economy. They can't talk about how bad Trump is. Obviously,
[02:59:33] there's nothing to lean into with Trump. So they're just pulling off the oldest trick of the
[02:59:37] the book. Pure, unadulterated, unfiltered racism. That's exactly what this is. And no liberal
[02:59:50] worth their salt, regardless of their disagreements with Abdul, or regardless of their disagreements
[02:59:54] with me, regardless of their disagreements with the DSA, should ever lean into that.
[03:00:00] Okay. When we in this community oppose certain things that Kamala Harris were doing, we didn't
[03:00:08] fucking hit her with Republican lines of attack. It was an opposition to the closeness that the
[03:00:16] Democratic Party had to Republican policies, because first and foremost, we're ideologically
[03:00:24] committed to anti-fascism. Okay? That's it.
[03:00:32] Alfon, at their midterm convention in Texas, they plan to use their first-ever midterm convention
[03:00:37] in Dallas next month to mount a sweeping, made-for-prime-time case that Democrats have become
[03:00:42] pactive to their activists left. Axios has learned they're essentially planned-
[03:00:46] Their goal is to drive a wedge between DSA, myself, this community, our base,
[03:00:55] and the Democratic Party, knowing full well that there are a lot of Democrats who will
[03:01:00] bite the bullet, who will absolutely lean into this bait. It's a trap, okay?
[03:01:06] It is a trap. The only way that we lose, and when I say we, I don't mean just like DSA
[03:01:13] left or the Bernie Kratz or the left populace. I mean the only way that the anti-Trump coalition
[03:01:21] loses is if we lean into these attacks. That's why I'm telling you guys right now, we have to be
[03:01:28] very careful. There are a lot of liberals who hate the left more than they hate MAGA and
[03:01:35] they are going to lean into these lines of attack as they have done so, so far.
[03:01:40] Okay? This is a real which side are you on moment? Are you a fascist or are you an anti-fascist?
[03:01:48] Are you willing to coalesce around Trump or are you willing to coalesce around as broad of a base as possible of anti-Trump forces?
[03:01:57] Okay? It's gonna get nasty. It's going to get dirty.
[03:02:05] And there are plenty, there are plenty of those who will readily admit, I analyze nearest
[03:02:14] tweets, Barbers and Critics says, I analyze nearest tweets in a whopping 67% of them were
[03:02:18] attacking progressive Democrats versus just 33% attacking Republicans.
[03:02:22] Interesting priorities, someone should ask themselves why she finds those who call
[03:02:26] themselves socialists twice as much as a threat as fascists.
[03:02:49] You have to remember this.
[03:02:54] There was never a moment, regardless of my disagreements with the way that Kamala Harris
[03:03:00] ran her campaign, regardless of my criticisms of establishment Democrats leaning into Liz
[03:03:05] Cheney, leaning into the Biden deadweight.
[03:03:10] There was never a moment where I urged my viewership to vote for Trump.
[03:03:15] And there will never be a moment where I will ever urge my viewership to vote for
[03:03:18] a Republican, never, ever.
[03:03:21] And what these guys are now entertaining, some of them at least, some of them are openly
[03:03:27] entertaining voting for Republicans.
[03:03:30] That is completely unacceptable.
[03:03:32] Okay?
[03:03:34] Lucky for us, they don't really have a base.
[03:03:36] They don't have any motion within the moderate wing of the Democratic Party either.
[03:03:43] I'm sure you know this from your parents, right?
[03:03:48] I'm sure some of you have very moderate, self-identifying, liberal parents.
[03:03:54] They probably hate the Republican Party.
[03:03:56] They probably hate Trump.
[03:04:01] Do you think they would ever vote for a Republican or Donald Trump?
[03:04:06] Hell no.
[03:04:08] Hell fucking no.
[03:04:10] No matter how libbed up your parents are, there is a 0% chance they would ever find themselves going,
[03:04:15] You know what? This Democrat is a bridge too far. As a matter of fact, they probably like
[03:04:20] Abdul Al Sayed. They probably love Zoram Mubdani.
[03:04:25] You understand?
[03:04:34] These people are not simply playing politics in the primary. They have a higher ideological
[03:04:40] commitment to opposing the left.
[03:04:43] You know how we've said like there are some in the Democratic Party who oppose the left
[03:04:48] with far more severity and far more, they're far more interested in destroying their left
[03:04:55] flank than opposing Trump.
[03:04:58] Nieratandon is one of those people.
[03:05:01] The Democratic Party, on the other hand, broadly have shown that they are more serious than
[03:05:10] this.
[03:05:12] That's why I welcome the Kamala Harris endorsement of Abdul El Sayed.
[03:05:15] That's why I welcome the sea of endorsement that came in the aftermath of the Unitary
[03:05:19] Rally.
[03:05:20] It's very, like it's very clear that there are some Democrats who are party operatives
[03:05:26] who care about opposing Donald Trump far more than fighting an ideological battle against
[03:05:30] socialism against communism against their left flank.
[03:05:44] That's it.
[03:05:51] But they're worse campaign targeting the ascended democratic left and socialism.
[03:05:58] Jessica, do you, in all of the research that you're doing and all the time that you spend
[03:06:05] sifted in the numbers, is this going to be effective?
[03:06:10] I do.
[03:06:11] I still think that the midterms are going to be a referendum on Donald Trump.
[03:06:14] That's what it comes down to.
[03:06:15] I'm on your side on this, but what do you say to the people who suggest you provided
[03:06:18] the same amount of friction towards Harris that Centres consultants are now pushing
[03:06:21] on Abdul?
[03:06:23] Yeah.
[03:06:25] The difference is they're leaning into Republican lines of attack.
[03:06:28] I was demanding that Kamala Harris actually wake the fuck up and take a stronger opposition
[03:06:34] to Trumpism, stronger opposition to MAGA, stronger opposition to the far right mass deportation
[03:06:41] sentiment coming from Donald Trump.
[03:06:45] Do you understand?
[03:06:49] I was demanding that Kamala Harris cut her losses with the Biden administration,
[03:06:54] was dead weight, anchoring around her neck. Those were good, those were good points that
[03:07:00] I was delivering. And instead they leaned into this mythical moderate center. This mythical
[03:07:07] moderate centrist voter, and that's why they lost.
[03:07:18] My demands for Kamala Harris was not for her to listen to me as some random fucking
[03:07:23] dickhead on the internet, in the same way that these random fucking dickheads at Center
[03:07:28] for American Progress and whatnot are demanding of the listen to them. My demand was for Kamala
[03:07:33] Ayers to listen to her base. Because at the end of the day, that's the major difference
[03:07:38] between someone like myself and someone who works for a think tank in Washington, D.C.
[03:07:43] They have no base. We do. I am a representative of this base within the Democratic Coalition.
[03:07:50] and it turns out I was right. We were right to make these demands. Although the overwhelming majority of this community voted for Kamala Harris, they plugged their noses once again and voted for Kamala Harris, she's still lost.
[03:08:07] And she lost because she leaned into the right-wing nonsense.
[03:08:19] She didn't put distance between herself and Joe Biden.
[03:08:22] She didn't lean into the early excitement that carried her into the DNC, an excitement
[03:08:28] that was born out of the fact that she was not Joe Biden.
[03:08:34] But if they can make out some of these candidates out to be too extreme, too scary, we saw it
[03:08:39] like in 2022, the candidates matter.
[03:08:41] Do writers buy this language specifically that they're, that these candidates are socialists
[03:08:47] and communists?
[03:08:48] I think this is a better example, Cory Bush lost and you will not be behaving like them
[03:08:51] to Wesley Bell.
[03:08:52] Yeah, exactly.
[03:08:53] I hate Wesley Bell, but I'm not going to fucking talk about Wesley Bell.
[03:08:55] It's over.
[03:08:56] It's done.
[03:08:57] He won.
[03:08:58] He won overwhelmingly.
[03:09:00] got carried once again by a pack money
[03:09:03] and now he's a part of this fucking democratic party coalition
[03:09:07] when the time comes and he tries to create a a hurdle against
[03:09:13] you know legislation that that tries to
[03:09:16] dial back israel's violence for example will have that conversation when
[03:09:20] we get there
[03:09:23] someone like rory cooper they'll buy it for north carolina they don't buy it
[03:09:26] for a share of Brown in Ohio, but you,
[03:09:28] with the more progressive candidates,
[03:09:30] that's where I think it's risky
[03:09:31] because this isn't New York City, this isn't Denver.
[03:09:34] This is a real test of whether a more progressive candidate
[03:09:37] can win in a place like Michigan.
[03:09:39] I mean, I'm watching the Wisconsin primary
[03:09:41] coming up this Tuesday.
[03:09:43] That's, you have an actual democratic socialist.
[03:09:45] I mean, I think that the language gets fuzzy.
[03:09:47] They're sort of tying it up,
[03:09:49] painting everyone with a really broad brush,
[03:09:51] but you have an actual democratic socialist
[03:09:53] that is running in one of the most
[03:09:55] in essential swing states for governor,
[03:09:57] but I think she really puts that race more at risk.
[03:10:00] But again, is the wave big enough for Democrats
[03:10:03] that that doesn't matter?
[03:10:04] And that might be the case.
[03:10:05] That's one reason why we kept Michigan Senate in toss up,
[03:10:09] but I think it still is Republicans'
[03:10:11] best pickup opportunity and why Wisconsin Senate,
[03:10:14] even if Francesca Hong wins on Tuesday,
[03:10:16] we're gonna keep that race in toss up as well.
[03:10:18] Democrats, what's so interesting about Democrats
[03:10:21] is often they kind of allow Republicans
[03:10:24] to declare what the rules of the world are.
[03:10:27] They let them say what the debate is going to be about.
[03:10:30] And I've been talking to a lot of Democrats,
[03:10:33] both moderate and lefties, about like,
[03:10:35] why is that the case?
[03:10:36] Like, Alex, you cover Republicans in half
[03:10:39] for such a long time, like they are very good
[03:10:42] at saying this is what this election
[03:10:44] is going to be about, right?
[03:10:46] This socialism conversation, right?
[03:10:48] This communism conversation.
[03:10:50] They are forcing every single Democrat
[03:10:53] to have to answer that question.
[03:10:54] Instead of the Democrat saying, this is ridiculous, reporters.
[03:10:58] They say that on other things.
[03:10:59] But on this, they're trying to say, well,
[03:11:01] I don't believe what Francesca's saying in Wisconsin.
[03:11:03] I don't.
[03:11:04] It's like, no, you don't live in Wisconsin.
[03:11:05] Say that.
[03:11:06] And I'm curious, when you're talking to Republicans,
[03:11:08] do they feel, despite all of the wind at Democrats
[03:11:13] back over the last year and a half in different places,
[03:11:15] how good or bad are they feeling about the midterms,
[03:11:19] both the House and the Senate?
[03:11:21] When you're talking to them privately,
[03:11:23] they'll concede that they definitely the wins are at the Democrats backs you know
[03:11:27] they'll say that right I mean they definitely think that they've got an
[03:11:32] uphill path to keeping the House and they think they're still favored to keep the
[03:11:37] Senate at this point. One thing though to watch as it relates to Abdul though and
[03:11:41] that the convention that you just mentioned is that the convention's
[03:11:44] timing is interesting because it ends the night before the 25th anniversary of
[03:11:49] of 9-11. And so you've heard Republicans talk, refer to Abdul by his full name. It's gonna
[03:11:56] be interesting to see how they message that.
[03:11:58] Yeah, I think so. Yeah, I think he's gonna backfire. Abdul Osayad is too much of a homegrown
[03:12:06] America lover. Like, will it work to a certain degree? Are there people who will hear his
[03:12:11] name, see the color of his skin and immediately go, yep, I know exactly what I know about
[03:12:16] sure, there will be. But elections are not about winning every single vote.
[03:12:25] Elections are about winning enough votes. And I don't think you can build a very
[03:12:32] broad coalition against Abdel El-Said by constantly just going 9-11, 9-11, 9-11,
[03:12:37] Islamophobia, Islamophobia, he's a terrorist, he's a terrorist, he's a
[03:12:41] terrorists. It's just not going to work. I think most people will look at that and recognize
[03:12:48] it for what it is. Most people will look at that and go, well, I want the guy who's, you
[03:12:51] know, offering to fight for me, offering to fight against the influence of corporations
[03:12:57] and politics, offering to put my interest first, offering me health care. You know?
[03:13:05] it. Because the other side of this is, and I said this about Kamala Harris too, if you guys remember,
[03:13:14] like her being, her being a black woman from California was a hurdle. It's a white supremacist
[03:13:24] country. A lot of people are going to look at you differently, right? But it was a hurdle that
[03:13:30] that she could have climbed. Right? I said this about Kamala Harris as well. I've said
[03:13:40] this about AOC when people say, oh, America's not ready for a, you know, email candidate.
[03:13:47] You're wrong. If Barack Obama is a black man whose middle name is Hussein could do
[03:13:53] it. Anyone can. It's just that Barack Obama, I'm not talking about his governance here,
[03:14:00] I'm just talking about his campaign, totally separate things.
[03:14:05] Barack Obama ran a very good campaign. They said he was unelectable too. He was able
[03:14:11] to muster up these progressive forces and ride this wave. He was the hope and change
[03:14:18] candidate. They hit Obama with the same exact. He's unelectable
[03:14:26] bullshit.
[03:14:36] You said that the Matthew. Yeah.
[03:14:39] A Democrat. Who would you pick between Gavin Newsom and Ron
[03:14:44] Emmanuel oh god oh shoot baby Pritzker
[03:14:50] Pritzker or Chris Vanhap it's not even a question
[03:14:53] AOC is out of all of the people that you mentioned but AOC is is the only one that I would like and you think she could win
[03:15:00] General election. Yeah, the sojournistic racist country. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Love on the sojournistic racist in this country
[03:15:08] Absolutely
[03:15:09] America was was built on the foundations of white supremacy and elected a black man whose middle name was Hussain
[03:15:16] But you know that the position number I come on
[03:15:27] Like I don't have any
[03:15:31] Like I know it'll be difficult I know it'll be difficult but ultimately
[03:15:36] In my opinion, it's far more difficult to win on moderation with a white guy than it
[03:15:45] is to win with good policies being delivered by a brown woman.
[03:15:55] there. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
[03:16:12] I think we take real quick. We
[03:16:14] have to go just come back. I
[03:16:15] would follow up on something
[03:16:17] you just said you said that
[03:16:18] Michigan is the best pickup
[03:16:20] opportunity for for Republicans
[03:16:22] and that they could pull
[03:16:23] political report still has it
[03:16:25] as a toss up. I'm just wondering, is there a Senate race that could be an unexpected
[03:16:32] pick up for Democrats that you're keeping an eye on that could cancel out the loss of
[03:16:37] Michigan? I mean, the map is growing. And so I think you have Iowa and Texas that are
[03:16:41] in that next tier to get them if they, but those are still double digit Trump states.
[03:16:45] I moved Kansas this week onto the competitive map. So, you know, there are these really
[03:16:50] red states, that's a 16 point Trump state, that because Democrats, Democrats have recruited
[03:16:54] well and you know sort of the main debacle and everything aside, they've recruited well
[03:16:59] in states like North Carolina, Ohio, Alaska, and that's one of the reasons why they're
[03:17:03] in the mix for Senate control.
[03:17:07] I want to talk more about Kansas next time.
[03:17:10] I'll just say, Jessica Taylor, thank you so much for doing it.
[03:17:15] Michigan's Democratic candidate for Governor Jocelyn Benson, who currently serves as
[03:17:18] Michigan Secretary of State joins us now. Good morning, Secretary. Thank you for joining
[03:17:23] us and congratulations on your big week. Thank you. All right, I'm going to skip the rest of it.
[03:17:28] Yeah, he's just cooking. He's cooking. Joining us. This was interesting. We got to, we got to
[03:17:33] win a dang election. Representative Stevens is fired up to help Michigan Dems secure wins in
[03:17:37] November. Yes, now, Congresswoman Hailey Stevens of Michigan. Congresswoman, welcome to the
[03:17:42] weekend. What's your thought on her? I mean, look, I think she's, like, I still very
[03:17:47] much oppose Haley Stevens's worldview, but it's impossible for me not to give her credit for
[03:17:54] immediately snapping into action. It's great. It's very important.
[03:18:03] Like that she is a party loyalist. She's a party loyalist. She is a real workhorse. You know what
[03:18:12] What I mean? She's given it. She's she's doing the stick it to him.
[03:18:26] Haley Stevens is growing on me.
[03:18:29] I have to get your reaction to a story in the New York Times from Thursday
[03:18:34] with the headline moderate Democrats prepare for war against an ascendant left.
[03:18:39] And it says, and it's all about how the organization Third Way is going to spend $15 million to
[03:18:45] push back against far left and progressive candidates winning.
[03:18:50] And I'm quoting from the New York Times, their fear, Dr. L Syed was paving a path for a progressive
[03:18:57] to seize the party's presidential nomination in 2028 and then go on to lose the general
[03:19:02] election.
[03:19:03] And this is a quote from Jonathan Cowan, the president of Third Way.
[03:19:07] is deeply troubling to see radical far-left candidates winning in places that are potentially
[03:19:12] presidential swing states. Two questions. One, do you share that concern? And two, is
[03:19:19] this where people in the party should be focusing their attention right now?
[03:19:24] Oh, my God. I have no idea. I didn't know about this third-way business. I mean,
[03:19:31] I haven't talked to them. Look, we're in the trenches right now in Michigan.
[03:19:36] I mean, we gotta come and win a day in election.
[03:19:42] She's right.
[03:19:44] She's right.
[03:19:46] She's right.
[03:19:48] When you're right, you're right.
[03:19:54] Respect.
[03:19:55] Respect.
[03:19:57] Do you care about setting up hurdles against Donald Trump or not?
[03:20:03] A lot of these guys, at third way and these centrist think tanks, they don't give a shit.
[03:20:09] If Trump wins, they still win, okay?
[03:20:13] They don't care.
[03:20:14] They feel, perhaps foolishly, that they can avoid the worse.
[03:20:21] They feel as though any kind of entry point to more left flank policies within the Democratic
[03:20:33] Democratic tent is a threat to their bottom line, right? That's it. That's it. That's literally
[03:20:41] their primary concern. Many of them will become Republicans if they're not already secretly
[03:20:47] Republican, okay?
[03:20:51] So don't be shocked when these third-wave dipshits a couple years down the line turn
[03:20:57] into open Republicans. They say, you know, sorry, this is a bridge too far for me. These
[03:21:03] guys are too radical. The left just left me behind. I've been a progressive my whole life,
[03:21:09] but you know, the progressives are too far too out of control. The reason why they're
[03:21:14] doing that is because they just care about protecting their bottom line. They don't
[03:21:17] give a fuck about Americans being gunned down in the streets by ICE. They just want
[03:21:26] to make sure that they don't have to pay more taxes. Their job is to control the Democratic
[03:21:30] Party to the best of their ability to connect Democrats with these corporate entities. They
[03:21:35] are the connective tissue between Corpo Dems and the corporations themselves. All they
[03:21:42] care about is making sure that their bottom line is protected, that corporate interests
[03:21:51] are protected
[03:21:53] there are those on the other hand
[03:21:55] who are careerist democrats who at least like
[03:21:57] care about the democratic party winning elections
[03:22:00] care about the democratic party genuinely creating a senate majority
[03:22:04] hayley stevens is a person
[03:22:06] who understands
[03:22:08] the moment
[03:22:10] whether it's because of her ambitions for future office
[03:22:13] or higher office later down the line who knows doesn't matter she
[03:22:17] understands that this moment requires her
[03:22:20] to get the work
[03:22:22] and push for obdol also had to ensure
[03:22:24] that the senate majority is
[03:22:27] delivered to the hands of the democratic party
[03:22:31] and while i have my issues with the national democratic party i understand
[03:22:35] that assignment as well
[03:22:38] i recognize that this moment requires us to collaborate with
[03:22:43] liberal capitalist democrats who oppose us every step of the way
[03:22:48] and the only reason why i recognize it is because
[03:22:50] the fucking fascist republican party are setting up blacklist
[03:22:54] okay
[03:22:55] they want to jail us
[03:22:57] they are already killing our neighbors they're occupying our cities
[03:23:02] there is no other way
[03:23:04] there is no other way to put an end to this
[03:23:08] and it's not like it's going to be a foolproof way to put an end
[03:23:12] to trumpism to maga to fascism
[03:23:15] but it's at least one additional hurdle our job right now
[03:23:20] to sabotage this administration's most violent tendencies.
[03:23:26] Our job right now is to try to set up as many hurdles as possible.
[03:23:31] We cannot simply sit around and expect the courts to do the fucking job,
[03:23:35] especially when the courts are in the crosshairs of this administration,
[03:23:39] especially when the courts have been filled to the brim
[03:23:43] with
[03:23:46] Republican psychopaths.
[03:23:48] This is an existential fight for American democracy.
[03:23:52] This is an existential fight for America as a institution,
[03:23:56] as a country.
[03:23:57] It's an existential fight for all Americans,
[03:23:59] even those who oppose us every step of the way.
[03:24:07] If you care about due process, you have to fight for it.
[03:24:11] If you care about free speech, you have to fight for it.
[03:24:16] sometimes alongside people who are unlikely allies.
[03:24:20] I mean, it's major.
[03:24:21] I got a Congress candidate, Christina Hines,
[03:24:25] a running in Michigan 10.
[03:24:27] She's about to come over.
[03:24:28] We're gonna be working this morning.
[03:24:30] I want everyone to get involved with her race.
[03:24:32] We're gonna flip that seat.
[03:24:33] Hakeem Jeffries needs to become the speaker
[03:24:36] from a place called Michigan.
[03:24:38] You know what?
[03:24:39] I don't wanna, I'm done with the dunking
[03:24:41] and the criticizing and the talking,
[03:24:44] but I didn't know about,
[03:24:45] I don't know why we're talking about war.
[03:24:47] Is that the New York Times words, Cape Art,
[03:24:51] or is that the Third Way's words?
[03:24:54] Who's saying war?
[03:24:55] The war is in quotes,
[03:24:57] and I'm not gonna attribute it to Third Way without having it.
[03:25:00] Okay, I hadn't seen it.
[03:25:01] The New York Times practically moved to Michigan.
[03:25:04] We were doing this primary.
[03:25:06] I mean, they were here every other day,
[03:25:07] but jeez Louise, we gotta look.
[03:25:11] I don't, you know,
[03:25:12] everyone's got their different focuses.
[03:25:14] I am very focused on making sure
[03:25:16] that we protect and expand Medicaid.
[03:25:18] I am very focused on making sure
[03:25:21] that we do voting rights.
[03:25:22] I am very focused on making sure that,
[03:25:25] yes, the 19 labor unions that were in my primary with me,
[03:25:29] that their members are coming out and voting.
[03:25:31] Look, I was bopping all over Detroit yesterday
[03:25:34] and people are fired up.
[03:25:36] You know, I'm not wasting a minute.
[03:25:37] I've been knocking doors and being in this party
[03:25:40] since I was old enough to be in the party.
[03:25:43] I love being in the party and there is an existential threat in this country.
[03:25:48] There's outright corruption.
[03:25:51] You got the debt growing faster than the GDP, meaning we are bankrupting ourselves.
[03:25:57] We're about to hit the 2030s.
[03:25:59] All right?
[03:26:00] Social security is going.
[03:26:02] We got a whole thing here that leads the future.
[03:26:04] There's a long list, Congresswoman, of things, and you are fired up.
[03:26:09] I am.
[03:26:10] I love being a Democrat.
[03:26:11] This is great. You and your new friend Abdul El Sayed. He was just on the new bestie. He
[03:26:23] said he'd be happy to be on the trail with you. And he has your endorsement. How much
[03:26:29] are you going to be on the trail appearing next to him as we move forward?
[03:26:34] These guys all know me. I told the party cheer. I told Abdul. I told them all. I said,
[03:26:38] You just call me, you know, Jocelyn Benson.
[03:26:41] She was just on the show.
[03:26:42] We love Jocelyn.
[03:26:43] It's such a cool ticket.
[03:26:44] I mean, when have you seen a ticket like that in Michigan?
[03:26:46] We just produce these awesome tickets.
[03:26:49] I remember in 18, we had Whitmer, Nestle, and Benson.
[03:26:52] I called them the real big three.
[03:26:54] So I told, look, to answer your question directly though,
[03:26:56] I'll do whatever's needed.
[03:26:58] You know, I'm on the team, you know, folks know,
[03:27:00] they know I'm in the house, right?
[03:27:03] I'm a Democratic seat flipper.
[03:27:05] And this is why I'm working with Heinz,
[03:27:06] Christina Hines, Hillary
[03:27:08] Sultan out in West Michigan.
[03:27:10] She's a foot soldier and she's
[03:27:12] trying to flip Sean McCain or
[03:27:14] McCann rather. This isn't this nice
[03:27:16] guy who's going to beat Bill
[03:27:18] Heisinger. He's a real solid Democrat.
[03:27:20] I mean, we got Kelly Barr in the North.
[03:27:22] I mean, we got a bunch of people
[03:27:24] running in Michigan who are going
[03:27:26] to flip seats and give
[03:27:28] Hakeem Jeffries the historic
[03:27:30] nomination. Congresswoman Hayley Stevens
[03:27:32] fired up, ready to go.
[03:27:34] Every person who has
[03:27:36] and ready for office break your windbreaker game. Thank you.
[03:27:41] Oh yeah. This is vintage. This is my dad's vintage jacket.
[03:27:45] We love it. Shout out to dad, Steve. She's actually on our
[03:27:50] end of the grown up a little bit. Think that when she on our
[03:27:53] end of the grown up gets a pack money didn't hit this week.
[03:27:56] No, it's over. They're like, she's like primaries over primaries
[03:28:00] over time to get back to fucking work, roll up the
[03:28:02] sleeves, you know.
[03:28:06] She's raised the APAC stooge. Hey, hey, it's clear to me that there is a higher priority
[03:28:15] here for Hayley Stevens, and it's good that you guys recognize that. The higher priority
[03:28:21] here is not to maintain the APAC stooge position. The higher priority for her is to maintain
[03:28:27] the Democratic majority to create the Democratic Senate majority.
[03:28:52] Politics is a nasty game.
[03:28:57] Paul is a fucking nasty game man. That's it. So, you know, you just got to you got
[03:29:06] to lock in. Yeah, it'll shock you. It'll spin your head. One day they'll be
[03:29:15] saying Abdul is a is a anti-semite next day to be like, I love that anti-semite.
[03:29:21] That's how it works. This is the difference between people like us who have our convictions
[03:29:30] and people who have none of them.
[03:29:35] What is this? Oh, Asmongold, why I'm gone. He made a YouTube video and he doubled down
[03:29:42] on it. He doubled down. I apologize for nothing. What will Twitch do now? What do
[03:29:47] What do you mean?
[03:29:48] They're going to unban him eventually.
[03:29:50] They won't give him the, they won't give him, I don't know the length of the ban, but you
[03:29:55] know, we'll, we'll watch this later.
[03:29:58] Let's just keep going.
[03:29:59] Why is Francesca Hong winning?
[03:30:01] Let's take a look.
[03:30:02] We talk more generally about America these days or more generally about Wisconsin these
[03:30:06] days.
[03:30:07] That the undercurrent of the average person is very, very negative.
[03:30:12] They don't see the American dream as serving them.
[03:30:15] True.
[03:30:16] saying, let's say my salary isn't keeping up with inflation, or I can't afford to fill
[03:30:22] a gas tank in my car.
[03:30:24] Francesca Hong has tapped into it much better than the remaining king.
[03:30:28] I kind of don't understand why people are absorbing api politicians with zero caution,
[03:30:34] buddy.
[03:30:36] I need you to understand something.
[03:30:38] Haley Stevens comes out and says, I love Abdul El Sayed.
[03:30:41] I'm endorsing him.
[03:30:43] If Abdul Al Sayed turns around and says, fuck that, she's the Apex douche, what do you think
[03:30:48] the media narrative is going to be?
[03:30:51] You always have to think like, is this helpful?
[03:30:53] Is this not helpful?
[03:30:54] Even with the same calculation, even with the same calculation of like coming out
[03:30:59] and being like, yeah, Hassan is a horrible monster, Hassan is a horrible monster.
[03:31:03] I should have never had him on the campaign trail.
[03:31:05] Is this a helpful calculation?
[03:31:07] Is this an unhelpful calculation, regardless of what his own personal opinion might be?
[03:31:12] You have to be pragmatic. You have to be pragmatic.
[03:31:20] Yeah, you say thank you for the support and you move on. That's it.
[03:31:23] I'm saying thank you for the support. Hey, Lee Stevens and we're moving on.
[03:31:31] I don't think you guys get it like I just because if you were to turn around and be like, no, I'm a fucking purist.
[03:31:37] Right which like is understandable if he if he was like saying like you called me anti-semite last week
[03:31:44] You're gonna apologize for it or something like that if he said that okay? What do you think the media narrative would be?
[03:31:50] Look at the media narrative for me right now. I was yelling at the fucking consultants that set up
[03:31:57] These Islamophobic lines of attack that Mike Rogers is now echoing mirroring
[03:32:02] Okay, when I talk about the Beltway pundits, when I talk about the commentary, I'm talking
[03:32:08] about this blob of people who are mercenaries, okay, that set up these narratives that don't
[03:32:16] really change from the Republican hands to the Democratic Party hands, okay?
[03:32:22] And what did they do?
[03:32:23] They clipped it to say, I'm yelling at the fucking voters.
[03:32:26] I've yelled at the liberal Democratic Party for years for vote shaming.
[03:32:31] I am not vote-shaming there.
[03:32:33] I am shaming the consultant class.
[03:32:37] And look how they set it up.
[03:32:38] Now, Mike Rogers is trying to, ironically enough, the very same pundits that I yelled at,
[03:32:43] use that as an opportunity to falsely claim that I was vote-shaming, right?
[03:32:50] And then now Mike Rogers is using it all the same.
[03:32:57] look at that
[03:33:03] if you're among the majority of democrats who did not vote for senate
[03:33:05] nominee and believes you work hard earn your support is top campaign surrogate
[03:33:08] has a message for you
[03:33:09] i said i'm talking about dc elites who you are very much a part of dipshit your
[03:33:13] first i was implying obelisk terrace
[03:33:15] you all have failed the people you have no good policies will funnel tax
[03:33:18] dollars israel continue endless wars and robert stantrums violence and
[03:33:21] corruption
[03:33:24] Now, Mike Rogers is doing the same thing that those fucking supposedly quote unquote liberal centrist commentary it did.
[03:33:35] Okay.
[03:33:38] You see.
[03:33:40] Is there they're like this, they're like this.
[03:33:44] This is how they are.
[03:33:46] They don't give a fuck.
[03:33:47] They're mercenaries.
[03:33:49] If someone is a threat to their bottom line, they'll try to take them out.
[03:33:53] And they will not shy away from leaning into the Republicans to do the same
[03:33:59] They have no loyalty to a cause
[03:34:03] Their loyalty is to the almighty dollar first and foremost to protect their comfortable sinicures if the left flank is
[03:34:11] opposing
[03:34:13] Their comfortable position in DC. They will fucking do everything in their power
[03:34:17] It'll be a knife fight
[03:34:19] So if someone is not doing that like Haley Stevens who's not engaging in this kind of nonsense
[03:34:24] I'm gonna give them their flowers. I know it's a low bar to clear
[03:34:27] Haley Stevens is called me an
[03:34:30] Anti-Semite called me her her
[03:34:34] Campaigns final day the last 24 hours for Haley Stevens was literally fuck us on
[03:34:40] So if I'm not offended if I'm giving her flowers for fucking stumping for Abdul now
[03:34:46] What the fuck is it to you?
[03:34:48] We have to be pragmatic.
[03:34:55] Do you understand?
[03:35:02] No, she didn't apologize and neither did Mallory McMorris.
[03:35:05] It doesn't fucking matter.
[03:35:07] It doesn't matter to me because I care about producing results.
[03:35:11] Do you understand?
[03:35:13] I under, I recognize how this stuff works.
[03:35:16] It's a dog eat dog world. A lot of these guys are very mercenary in the way that they view everything
[03:35:24] Okay, and for them
[03:35:29] Terrifying when they actually meet someone who is
[03:35:33] Motivated by by real policies they want to implement rather than simply advancing their career
[03:35:41] Ironically enough, it's pure projection when they try to say like oh, someone probably loves this extra attention. I don't
[03:35:46] I don't like it at all, but we have to be a little bit more pragmatic.
[03:35:56] That's it.
[03:35:57] I'm not saying, you know, make Mauro Hayley Stevens the leader of this movement or anything
[03:36:02] like that.
[03:36:04] It's that simple.
[03:36:11] I want Abdul El-Sahed to win.
[03:36:14] And then I want Abdul El-Sahed to deliver on his promises.
[03:36:17] I want him to fight.
[03:36:20] Part of that victory is also
[03:36:22] avoiding a
[03:36:23] Republican Senate majority, which is important to me,
[03:36:26] both important to me personally and important to the people that I love.
[03:36:29] Because I know that if there aren't any hurdles placed in front of Donald Trump
[03:36:32] with a Senate majority, with a House majority,
[03:36:35] in the hands of the Democratic Party,
[03:36:37] Donald Trump is going to use his lame duck period
[03:36:40] to be even more vicious than he has been thus far.
[03:36:44] We need to set up hurdles.
[03:36:46] It's that simple.
[03:36:47] We need to do everything we can to cause hurdles
[03:36:52] and to gum up the works and to set up impediments
[03:36:55] and to set up at least the beginning of accountability
[03:36:58] for this administration's rampant corruption.
[03:37:03] I'll give you one example of issues
[03:37:05] that we care about, right?
[03:37:06] Cuba, with a Senate, with a majority in Congress, with a congressional majority in the hands
[03:37:15] of the Democrats.
[03:37:18] The number of Democrats that we've actually helped elect into office, who have actually
[03:37:23] demanded an embargo on Israel, or have criticized the Trump administration's handling of Cuba.
[03:37:30] We can now push them to take the initiative on these issues, to start committee hearings,
[03:37:39] to be loud, to get this issue in front of many Americans who are also frustrated about
[03:37:45] it.
[03:37:46] This is how it works.
[03:37:47] This is how you build a larger, broader movement.
[03:37:50] Because right now, Democrats have no power.
[03:37:54] They have no way of setting up investigations and making a big stink about certain issues.
[03:38:01] They can only get in front of cameras every now and then and yell about it.
[03:38:05] Rokana and Thomas Massey have done a pretty decent job with the Epstein files but that's
[03:38:09] like not commonplace.
[03:38:16] So anyone that plays a role in helping this happen, I'm on board with.
[03:38:32] I'm just afraid we're slowly abandoning Palestinians.
[03:38:34] That's crazy.
[03:38:38] Getting someone like Abdul Al-Said elected in the Senate is not abandoning the
[03:38:41] Palestinians.
[03:38:44] It's the exact opposite.
[03:38:45] That's why when I see Kamala Harris endorse Abdul El Sayed, I don't see that as Abdul El
[03:38:51] Sayed capitulating because at the end of the day, this has nothing to do with like white
[03:38:55] Washington Kamala Harris's background or white Washington Kamala Harris's previous actions
[03:39:03] as the vice president against the Palestinian population.
[03:39:06] It's actually Kamala Harris giving Abdul El Sayed more legitimacy without Abdul El
[03:39:13] say it turning around and saying you know what actually I'm dropping the
[03:39:16] Palestinian cause
[03:39:20] it's the opposite the same goes for Obama and Zoran a lot of people are like
[03:39:24] Obama's war criminal Obama's war criminal I'm one of those people right I've
[03:39:27] been very critical of the Obama administration but I've also given the
[03:39:30] Obama administration its flowers when it deserves it like the JCPOA like the
[03:39:34] Cuban normalization these are things that are unbelievably important these
[03:39:37] are instances where Obama stuck his neck out in very meaningful ways I got
[03:39:42] punished for it, right? It wasn't the best. But it's the same as the ACA. It was the same
[03:39:50] as the ACA. He expended a lot of political and social capital. Could he have gone harder?
[03:39:55] Could he have actually set up the public option? Absolutely. But to say that these
[03:40:00] aren't consequential in the lives of so many Americans would be ridiculous. For every
[03:40:05] Libya there is a Cuba for every for every surge there is the JCPOA you got
[03:40:13] to call balls and strikes now at the end of the day at the end of the day
[03:40:25] Barack Obama appearing alongside Zoran plays a very reliable role in boosting
[03:40:33] the credibility of Zoran in the eyes of many Liberals, okay? It's protection for Zoran.
[03:40:41] It's necessary protection. So as long as Zoran doesn't turn around and goes, as long as Zoran
[03:40:48] doesn't go around and turn around and, you know, drop some of his previous positions on
[03:40:52] these issues, then it's good. It makes Zoran mainstream. It makes Zoran protected. And
[03:40:59] We need him to be protected.
[03:41:01] We need all of our soldiers to be protected, to put it that way.
[03:41:10] Same as we need our media to be protected as well.
[03:41:14] Many of you get upset when you feel as though the defense is coming from our electeds is
[03:41:20] insufficient.
[03:41:21] Why do you feel that way?
[03:41:24] Is it purely because you care about me as an individual?
[03:41:27] Or is it because you understand that left media also has to be protected in the same way?
[03:41:33] A little bit of institutional protection from liberals goes a long way, right?
[03:41:48] Because this is, in some respects, a foundation for a broader, stronger left movement.
[03:41:56] Because if that wasn't the case, if that wasn't the case, right?
[03:42:04] Then these guys wouldn't be spending a great deal of time and effort and money trying to
[03:42:09] defang at least one element of this broad left movement.
[03:42:15] Media independent media plays a significant component, a significant role in this.
[03:42:22] We are the ones who have destroyed the previous gatekeepers.
[03:42:28] Breaking points, majority report.
[03:42:31] Dropsites at Ayo, Kyle, and myself too.
[03:42:48] Democracy now.
[03:42:51] And the more impact we have, the more aggressive the attacks will get.
[03:42:58] But we can overcome said attacks.
[03:43:02] But we have to be resilient.
[03:43:05] That's it.
[03:43:06] And that she is really speaking to them in their language.
[03:43:10] And so we've got this dichotomy.
[03:43:13] On the one hand, she's a far left democratic socialist who, by conventional wisdom, should
[03:43:21] not be doing very well in the polls.
[03:43:24] But is it possible that these unhappy voters, these disgruntled voters who are mad at Trump,
[03:43:30] mad at the world, mad at the system, are saying, I don't give a darn if she's a socialist?
[03:43:37] Yep.
[03:43:39] Thanksgiving flip-flop Ignite's new controversy in Wisconsin race. Oh God
[03:43:50] So
[03:43:54] Wait, what the fuck is this you will see Beth no more see black that's from electrical sparks
[03:44:00] It's not safe to use anymore. Goodbye Beth. You have been a real workhorse. Your namesake still is hard worker
[03:44:07] I will miss you
[03:44:09] God, I fucking love Chuck Grassley.
[03:44:13] It's a sad day at Grassley household.
[03:44:15] For my 34 years and 15 years before that, at my mother-in-law's home, Beth has worked
[03:44:20] dependably.
[03:44:31] He is so goaded, I can't deny it.
[03:44:37] of the Michigan polls, do you think France race could be closer than we think? Um, maybe,
[03:44:44] but I have been talking to a bunch of pollsters behind the scenes and they are fairly confident
[03:44:49] in their polling. So you never know, which is why we have to lock in, which is why I'd
[03:44:57] never took the Abdul race for granted, which is why I never took the Francesca
[03:45:01] race for granted, and I went out there to support both. You understand? Yes, Francesca's race
[03:45:21] is open primary as well, and Republicans, well, I think Republicans actually, I will
[03:45:30] admit something right now.
[03:45:34] I think Republicans actually are excited about Francesca's victory more than they were about
[03:45:39] Abdul's.
[03:45:40] They said both, they said both Abdul and Francesca will be far weaker opponents.
[03:45:45] This is real.
[03:45:47] Except they were lying about Abdul.
[03:45:48] They legitimately believe Francesca would be a far weaker opponent than a regular moderate
[03:45:54] Democrat.
[03:45:55] However, they're wrong.
[03:45:57] Okay.
[03:45:58] So you have to remember that.
[03:46:00] just wrong. So actually, they're underestimating Francesca Hong, and that's a good thing for us.
[03:46:10] Oh, is Wisconsin an open primary? Is not an open primary? I thought Wisconsin was an open primary.
[03:46:16] Are you sure? Wait, I mean, you'll probably know better. I don't...
[03:46:23] Open primary.
[03:46:24] Yeah, no, it is. It is an open primary. Why did you say it was a closed primary? I was right.
[03:46:35] Yeah, primary elections allow voters to determine which candidates compete in general election can
[03:46:40] be nonpartisan or partisan. Partisan primaries voters choose a candidate they prefer political.
[03:46:43] Is it different for the governor race? Wait, now people are saying it is closed.
[03:47:02] Oh, it's open, but you can only vote in one party?
[03:47:06] Did you ever cover the theory that due to it being an open primary, the Republicans were
[03:47:09] voting for Stevens, possibly accounting for the polling discrepancy? Yes, I have covered
[03:47:13] that theory. I don't know how much weight I put on it. It's not closed. You just can't
[03:47:31] participate in both primaries. Yeah, I just don't... Here's the thing. Here's the thing.
[03:47:38] Yeah, you can't cross party vote in Wisconsin, but I will say this, I will say this, I will say this,
[03:47:54] it's called a semi-open primary, same as Maine's was,
[03:47:57] independence or Republicans can vote in the dem one, but can't vote in another once they do.
[03:48:02] So, the Republican primary isn't competitive. I think that's too risky. Does Tom Tiffany have
[03:48:13] opposition? Actually, I don't even know. I thought Tom Tiffany was running unopposed,
[03:48:17] the way that they were talking about it. So, there might be like an unserious opposition,
[03:48:21] but I'm pretty sure he's unopposed, right? If there's only one Republican candidate,
[03:48:27] Then in a semi-closed primary or a semi-open primary, you could see some Republicans actually
[03:48:32] lean in the direction of one candidate. Now, here's the thing. Here's the thing. Here's the thing.
[03:48:45] Here's the thing. It still doesn't matter because I don't think the Republicans would vote
[03:48:50] against Francesca Hong because they're afraid of Francesca Hong. I think the Republicans are
[03:48:55] under estimating Francesca Hanh, which is good for us.
[03:49:00] Stephen, sidestepping a question on Abdul al-Said's anti-Israel views in her first
[03:49:05] interview since her Senate primary law swap.
[03:49:07] What do you say to your supporters who say, I could never support al-Said because I'm
[03:49:15] concerned about the future of the state of Israel?
[03:49:18] Well, look, I think people are going to have to make, you know, a personal and private decision.
[03:49:26] You know, Michigan is a big state.
[03:49:29] New coalitions are coming forward.
[03:49:33] That my friends is a non-answer.
[03:49:35] Abdul El-Sayed has recently doubled down on his criticism of Israel calling the Jewish
[03:49:40] state bloodthirsty.
[03:49:42] And on the other side of Lake Michigan, the same socialist ideology looking to spread
[03:49:46] in the Rust Belt to Wisconsin's governor race.
[03:49:49] That's where Francesca Hong has emerged
[03:49:50] as the front runner in the Democrat primary
[03:49:53] with a very clear far left agenda.
[03:49:57] Abolishing ice.
[03:49:58] Yes.
[03:49:59] A one year data center moratorium.
[03:50:00] Yes.
[03:50:01] Breaking up a big ag.
[03:50:03] Yes.
[03:50:04] Public grocery stores.
[03:50:05] Yes.
[03:50:06] Right to repair.
[03:50:07] Yes.
[03:50:08] Legalizing cannabis.
[03:50:09] Yes.
[03:50:09] Overturning Citizens United.
[03:50:11] Yes.
[03:50:12] A Workers' Bill of Rights.
[03:50:13] Yes.
[03:50:13] A free Palestine.
[03:50:14] Yes.
[03:50:15] the Samantha police unions defund the police and the service industry. We are finally having
[03:50:21] this conversation about, you know, how our industry really did come from it and kind of is rooted in
[03:50:27] white supremacy. Joining us now is the former communications director for Speaker McCarthy,
[03:50:32] Mark Bedner. And I don't know why they do the yes, no, uh, speed around because they're so dumb.
[03:50:39] that just makes her fucking look awesome.
[03:50:43] Like I'm not saying this because I'm far left and this is a far left agenda.
[03:50:48] But like that stuff is not going to scare the average voter.
[03:50:55] It's very stupid, like you just played her
[03:51:00] saying fuck big ag and yes, to write to repair.
[03:51:05] That's huge.
[03:51:09] And it's really funny because like they just simply do not comprehend that
[03:51:15] their
[03:51:16] established norms and their
[03:51:19] established
[03:51:21] There is established like appropriate policy agenda is actually odious to the average person
[03:51:28] Any fucking farmer that hears her go fuck big ag yes to a right for repair is going to go
[03:51:35] Actually, I thought she was radical. I don't know about the ass stuff
[03:51:40] The farmers probably are also not exactly pro ice any longer because you know ice was packing up their farm hands
[03:51:48] But they're gonna hear her say yes to this shit and go actually I kind of like what she has to say
[03:51:53] Americans think anything they like becomes moderate. Exactly. The reality of the matter
[03:52:08] is a moderate farmer who's watching Fox News is going to hear her say that and go, well,
[03:52:14] That's moderate. Those are moderate positions.
[03:52:23] What do you think from the perspective of a farmer?
[03:52:25] What do you think is more radical?
[03:52:29] Being pro-right to repair so they can fucking repair their goddamn tractors without
[03:52:33] sending you the John Deere every goddamn time or the opposite?
[03:52:38] What do you think a farmer is going to consider to be fucking moderate?
[03:52:44] It's so stupid
[03:52:52] That an anti flock an anti data center is catnip for the boomer Republicans
[03:52:58] They love that shit. They love those positions. That's part of the reason why as I've said over and over again
[03:53:04] There's motherfucking lawn signs with mega signs on them
[03:53:07] There's motherfucking laws with mega lawn signs on them next to Francesca Hong lawn signs
[03:53:14] And yes, this is also very important to understand. If she ends up winning every single age group,
[03:53:19] can you really call her a fractional candidate? We looked at the crosstabs from the state
[03:53:24] navigate poll and the crosstabs across age show Francesca Hong destroying with the
[03:53:30] under 44 age demographic, plus 54, 30 to 44, plus 69, 18 to 29, and even ages 45 and
[03:53:40] And above she's either plus 18 up to 64 and with 65 plus she's tied.
[03:53:48] So she's winning every demographic.
[03:53:50] She's winning basically every type of Democratic voter.
[03:53:56] That's why she has this insane margin right now.
[03:54:02] Yet, Wisconsin seemingly is on a totally different planet, okay?
[03:54:12] That's why for Francesca Hong, we in this community are Wisconsin nationalists, okay?
[03:54:20] The People's Republic of Wisconsin is a life of its own.
[03:54:29] from outside of Wisconsin clearly are not identifying what is making Francesca Hong so likeable.
[03:54:36] And yet, because of the way that our media works, because of the way that these fucking
[03:54:41] Beltway dipshits operate, they literally cannot comprehend, like they don't even look
[03:54:47] at the situation and go, this candidate that's like up fucking 40 points on everybody
[03:54:52] else is wrong.
[03:54:54] The voters are wrong.
[03:54:56] They just simply don't understand it.
[03:54:58] And then they keep opposing the voters.
[03:55:00] They don't even want to, they don't even want to go back to their priors and maybe, maybe
[03:55:07] admit that they're wrong.
[03:55:08] They just go, not the voters are wrong.
[03:55:10] It's not us.
[03:55:14] It's crazy.
[03:55:17] How can you look at this situation and not realize that maybe your calculation is wrong?
[03:55:23] How can you not?
[03:55:24] How can you not recognize that perhaps your calculation is absolutely busted here?
[03:55:30] And yeah, Mark Pican did it too, to near attendant as well.
[03:55:36] I'm deeply disturbed by the possibility this candidate does not understand the primary
[03:55:39] electorate is different from the general electorate in literally every election.
[03:55:43] Have the candidates selected by the primary lose and many like Kerry Lake lose winnable
[03:55:47] races.
[03:55:49] Mark Pican remember when I told you, we needed Hillary Clinton to come to Wisconsin
[03:55:53] when she was running in 2016 and you never got her there? I think I would sit this one
[03:55:58] out if I were you. We got this. Pick one of the other 49 to focus on, please. Wisconsin
[03:56:03] will support the primary winner near attended.
[03:56:06] Big fan of yours. And I don't remember this, but I'm sure you're right. I didn't control
[03:56:14] Hillary's travel schedule. So I hope you told more than me. I deeply worry about
[03:56:21] GOP election denier and the governor was, uh, governor mentioned in 2028,
[03:56:26] I see data like Marquis, Wisconsin poll showing her behind Tiffany as Dems are beating GOP
[03:56:32] across the country. And I wonder why you're so confident because in the Senate in 2022,
[03:56:36] as I recall, you were quite confident Ron Johnson would lose, not personal.
[03:56:40] Let's just say I trust DGA and others. Tiffany is extremely toxic in Wisconsin on
[03:56:45] multiple fronts. My job is to make sure we don't kill each other in the primary.
[03:56:48] and I'm doing my best on that. We appreciate national help in a positive way.
[03:57:01] In Wisconsin, the differential is stark. Not a single under 40-year-old has been for anyone but
[03:57:07] Fran. Those 80 and above definitely trend towards Crowley at the doors, but they do not want any
[03:57:12] any Republican to win, exactly. That's why we have safety. That's why I say, with this
[03:57:21] very important if, if the, if the DGA, and the, which they will by the way, the DGA will
[03:57:28] coalesce around and will push for Francesca Hong if she's the winner or when she's the
[03:57:34] winner of the primary. So I'm not very worried about that. Okay. And Mark Pican understands
[03:57:43] that as well. But here's the thing, here's the thing, here's the thing. The reason why
[03:57:56] I always say that these unique left-rank candidates have an easier shot at winning, especially
[03:58:05] when there is populist rage that they can lean into.
[03:58:11] Okay?
[03:58:13] Is because the Democrats already have the lifelong Democratic Party voters wrapped up.
[03:58:23] The anti-Trump voters are always going to vote for the Democrats no matter what.
[03:58:27] So in the primary, they might be strong opposition, but in the general, they're on board.
[03:58:33] They're on board with the process.
[03:58:36] Okay?
[03:58:38] Those guys are a lock anyway.
[03:58:41] So the actual unique candidate, the left-wing candidate that is actually bringing turnout
[03:58:49] and drawing support
[03:58:51] from unlikely
[03:58:53] voter bases like
[03:58:55] young voters
[03:58:57] is more likely to win in the general
[03:59:00] than a centrist democrat
[03:59:01] who leans into the democratic party base
[03:59:09] well you have no idea how bad the ashot terfing is in wisconsin right now every
[03:59:12] form of media is getting blasted with any hung messaging money faucet turned
[03:59:15] towards us
[03:59:16] Yeah, my only fear is that I don't know if the, the Hong campaign is like, I mean, I, I like, I, I love Francesca.
[03:59:23] Hon, you guys know this. I just don't know if they're like aware that they accidentally nationalize the campaign a little bit by responding to the old tweets.
[03:59:35] And, and when that happens, the media will, once they prick and once they draw blood, they're not going to stop.
[03:59:42] they they smell the blood
[03:59:44] there's blood in the water they're gonna keep fucking hammering now
[03:59:48] and
[03:59:49] and the difference of course with op-dual was he was able to very
[03:59:53] successfully play the role of
[03:59:56] uh... he was a he was able to jujitsu every single media uh... every single
[04:00:01] media hit
[04:00:02] into an opportunity to deliver what his message was
[04:00:06] whereas
[04:00:08] with francesca hung i worry a little bit that
[04:00:10] the nationalization of this otherwise, like previously sleepy race, uh, for Wisconsin governor
[04:00:18] is, uh, is, is only causing people to, to think that she doesn't have the goods when
[04:00:26] she does.
[04:00:28] She has great policies.
[04:00:30] It's just that she's too nice and, and her personality, which I think is very appealing
[04:00:36] to Wisconsinites, clearly, demonstrably, is making people undermine her further in the
[04:00:46] now nationalized media campaign. It's too late for them to change the outcome, though. No, guys,
[04:00:52] that's never, it's never too late. You can't think like that.
[04:01:06] Like I listened to the Chapo criticisms of Francesca Hong, and I will admit there was
[04:01:23] one thing that Felix actually nailed. They were being far too harsh on her as always,
[04:01:30] but there was one thing that they nailed. Felix actually said something that I do
[04:01:34] kind of agree with. He said the Thanksgiving response that she delivered reminded him of
[04:01:42] Kamala Harris. It was too wordy, it was too long-winded. It felt like she was trying to
[04:01:50] filibuster the question. And there's a little bit of truth to that. Now, this is not me
[04:01:55] being a doomer at all. This is just an area of improvement. That's it. Like, I don't
[04:02:01] think this is going to ruin her chances or anything like that.
[04:02:05] I'm not saying that at all.
[04:02:07] I don't think this is, uh, this is a make it or break it situation for her at all.
[04:02:13] But I do think that feedback is important because she needs to be more cutting.
[04:02:17] She needs to be more biting and she needs to, every single in every single
[04:02:21] instance, flip the narrative back to a policy in the same way that Zoran did
[04:02:26] in the same way that all of our left flank candidates have done.
[04:02:31] Yeah. There was another candidate who was doing that a little bit. Her name is Julie Gonzalez.
[04:02:42] If you recall, and if you remember our interview that we did with Julie, I had the stopper
[04:02:51] and literally tell her like you can, you know, you can be more direct with your responses
[04:02:56] and then get into the explainer.
[04:03:00] It's always better to be more direct.
[04:03:03] It's always better to just be bold.
[04:03:08] So, yeah, because it's vibes, it's all vibes,
[04:03:12] and you can't come across as like your defensive,
[04:03:15] you just answer the question.
[04:03:16] Like, I would go so far, say it'd be better
[04:03:18] if she was straight up like, look, I tweeted that.
[04:03:23] I don't really like Thanksgiving.
[04:03:25] I know many others do as governor, I'm not going to cancel Thanksgiving.
[04:03:29] That's ridiculous.
[04:03:30] Like even if she leaned into her previous position, that would probably be better
[04:03:35] than just like and project confidence.
[04:03:38] I would probably be better vibes based overall than to, um, then to, to take a
[04:03:48] long winded approach like she did.
[04:03:55] The
[04:04:04] best answer for her is to just be like, yeah, I love Thanksgiving.
[04:04:12] Walk 1.0 was crazy.
[04:04:13] I love Thanksgiving.
[04:04:14] I'm a chef and I'm not going to cancel Thanksgiving.
[04:04:19] Tom Tiffany on the other hand, and the Trump administration is literally canceling Thanksgiving
[04:04:25] because the prices are out of control.
[04:04:35] What is this?
[04:04:36] Your own Democratic Party is not supporting you in the current that you have to fight against
[04:04:40] to win a Senate or Governor seat is unimaginable.
[04:04:42] Your own party is not owning your position to maintain status quo, party elite structure,
[04:04:46] and Republicans are preying on that division and hoping on it,
[04:04:50] or preying on it to get more out of hand before midterms so they can cash in on that.
[04:04:54] exactly what's going on that's why I said don't fall into this fucking trap do not
[04:05:00] fall into this fucking trap
[04:05:07] do more woe jag is correct the republicans are preying on the liberal
[04:05:15] democrats caring more about defending their comfortable seats and their
[04:05:21] comfortable positions in the seat of power in the center of the party, then defeating
[04:05:26] the Republicans, and some of them might actually do it.
[04:05:29] Some of them might actually fucking attack as Nier-Atendon continues to do so.
[04:05:37] Mark Polkans' opinion is the right one, is the correct one, telling Nier-Atendon to shut
[04:05:43] the fuck up and just focus on other races, please.
[04:05:48] We saw in that original clip, we showed she was there with every socialist favorite Sherpa Hassan Piker.
[04:05:55] Hong is expected like Abdul El Sayed to win by huge margins.
[04:06:00] But as we saw, Abdul El Sayed did not win by huge margins.
[04:06:05] Do you expect the same for Hong? Sort of the big hype and then pretty tight race.
[04:06:10] Well, Republicans and independents, conservatives of all stripes can't take this race for granted.
[04:06:16] It's likely that she's going to win, but of course, like we've seen that these polling
[04:06:21] has come a lot increasingly closer.
[04:06:24] One thing that's interesting as polling has shown for Hong, that younger voters really
[04:06:28] support her, but it drops off over age.
[04:06:31] So it's going to be about-
[04:06:32] No, it doesn't.
[04:06:33] It's literally even 65 plus is tied.
[04:06:36] The turnout on next Tuesday, are younger voters the ones who support her?
[04:06:40] Are they going to turn out in a primary election when typically it's older voters who are
[04:06:44] the ones who are, you know, higher-pupensity voting. So, she will still likely win, but you know,
[04:06:49] Republicans can't just pat her on the head and say you have crazy views and just assume that
[04:06:54] she's going to take the cake here. Yeah, I think that's an important warning for Republicans.
[04:06:58] Just saying, socialist communism doesn't mean you get the votes come November when you actually
[04:07:03] need them. One thing that I think is her most controversial take is what her take is on
[04:07:09] Thanksgiving. You can't talk Kong without talking turkey. Watch this flip-flop on turkey day.
[04:07:17] Thanksgiving is also a time that's incredibly painful for me.
[04:07:20] Like this stuff, this stuff is not making or breaking anyway. And you have to remember,
[04:07:25] you have to remember something. Again, one, Trump is president. Two, cost of living crisis is
[04:07:32] getting worse and worse every single day. These guys are silly. But if our side doesn't have
[04:07:40] tangible policies that we run on, then that silliness will take over the race as it has done
[04:07:46] in the past. We must define ourselves before we allow our opposition to define us. And we must
[04:07:52] define ourselves by our policies. And Francesca has done a great job doing that so far,
[04:07:57] which is part of the reason why I don't think these sorts of media hits are going to actually
[04:08:00] fucking work. Okay. That's it. This is woke 1.0. I mean, she is a little bit woke 1.0
[04:08:11] in some respects, but it doesn't matter. My favorite holiday is Thanksgiving. You can't
[04:08:20] make that up. To be clear, election day is November 3rd. Not talking primary. I'm fast
[04:08:25] forwarding is I don't get it she's trolling like God they're doing that to
[04:08:30] her what they do to me all the fucking time Jesus Christ I hate this shit so
[04:08:34] much these guys are so nasty they're such nasty little freaks I hate it I'm
[04:08:48] not gonna sit here and be like oh you can't joke I think she's fine if all
[04:08:53] they got is Thanksgiving then that's phenomenal you know it's phenomenal for
[04:08:58] us but you know getting control over your messaging is definitely very very
[04:09:03] important okay getting control over your messaging is very very very important
[04:09:11] and a big part of that is to a big part of that happens when you have well
[04:09:16] this line of attack actually works fuck no what are you talking about dude
[04:09:22] Why would it work? You think one of our policy planks is to cancel Thanksgiving, to make it illegal, going door-to-door?
[04:09:38] It's ridiculous.
[04:09:40] Now, I'll give you a message that actually is toxic, actually poisonous, actually is a
[04:09:51] million times worse than running on the Thanksgiving cancellation platform.
[04:10:00] I present to you David Crowley, who dropped out at 6%, consolidating support behind Sara
[04:10:09] Rodriguez who then had the dropout because her campaign exploded.
[04:10:14] Now David Crowley's back in the race, outbound governor Tony Evers is showing support to David
[04:10:20] Crowley, but David Crowley has set up a bunch of insane things.
[04:10:25] This is one of them.
[04:10:26] I would argue we have to listen to independents and Republicans because we don't have a monopoly
[04:10:30] on good ideas.
[04:10:31] I would argue we have to listen to it.
[04:10:33] Yes, we do.
[04:10:35] You don't.
[04:10:36] We do.
[04:10:37] I said, this is far worse than a million Thanksgiving tweets, like, who, what is a good idea from
[04:10:46] a Republican that you can take on?
[04:10:49] Can you please explain that to me?
[04:10:51] What is the good Republican idea?
[04:10:55] He is so funny, because he's such a classic establishment suit, just that empty establishment
[04:11:03] Which, by the way, ironically, he has said, is a slur, okay, which is another insane thing
[04:11:12] that he said, okay?
[04:11:14] He said his race is to call him establishment.
[04:11:16] But that is such a classic establishment suit take where you're just like bipartisanship
[04:11:20] for the sake of bipartisanship.
[04:11:22] Everybody's got good ideas.
[04:11:24] Like you only do that.
[04:11:26] You only say that when you are utterly devoid of any kind of ideas, okay?
[04:11:32] Like, this is old school, liberal, democratic party messaging, where like, we gotta find
[04:11:40] bipartisanship.
[04:11:42] We are in 2026.
[04:11:45] It's done.
[04:11:47] There is no fucking bipartisanship.
[04:11:50] Wake up.
[04:11:51] And there is no appetite for this vague gesture towards good ideas coming from the Republicans
[04:11:58] in your base.
[04:12:01] was so ever. It is no longer 1994. We're done. We are living in Trump's America. The fuck
[04:12:16] do you mean? We got to find bipartisanship. That ship sailed a long time ago.
[04:12:27] What could possibly be a good idea that we could pick up from Tom Tiffany?
[04:12:34] That the election was stolen?
[04:12:37] Is that one of the good ideas?
[04:12:41] Like, there's none.
[04:12:47] I don't even think half of the liberals have good ideas.
[04:12:53] The Republican policy platform is literally constantly changing, okay?
[04:13:02] It's constantly changing.
[04:13:04] Why is it constantly changing?
[04:13:06] Because it is at the mercy of Donald Trump.
[04:13:08] So one week, the Republican policy platform is whatever Donald Trump is feeling that day.
[04:13:15] The next week is whatever Donald Trump is feeling that way.
[04:13:19] Last week it was med beds.
[04:13:23] What do you think?
[04:13:25] Why do you think this is going to be a good message anyway to win even the fucking, the
[04:13:30] Democratic primary just doesn't make any sense?
[04:13:43] Then he did this.
[04:13:44] It's time for us to revisit our tax structure.
[04:13:47] But you know, it's about bringing people to the table.
[04:13:50] We have to look at this system holistically and not just saying tax the rich.
[04:13:54] And the reason why I say that is tax because you don't want to win elections.
[04:14:01] That's the reason why you say that.
[04:14:04] I mean, dude, I'd much prefer a guy like this running against candidates that I like.
[04:14:11] A guy who's just like so oblivious to the things that are going on in the ground.
[04:14:19] a guy who is
[04:14:22] so out of step with the needs of the base and the demands of the base it's
[04:14:27] awesome
[04:14:28] super out of touch i love it
[04:14:32] it's going to give us everything that we need are there other revenue
[04:14:35] opportunities outside of the income tax that we should be looking at to make
[04:14:39] sure the resources are available
[04:14:41] do you worry that a higher tax rate on wealthy wisconsin i it's could cause
[04:14:46] them to potentially
[04:14:47] move to another state where the tax rate is lower than or I think that's always a possibility.
[04:14:56] Bro, Francesca, you can go on Caitlyn Collins and be like, I am making Halloween illegal. Okay.
[04:15:05] Francesca should go on Caitlyn Collins and do a victory lap and just flex. This is
[04:15:10] is poison. Okay. This is electoral poison. This is just a poisonous idea. Anyway, Francesca
[04:15:19] Hong could go on Caitlyn Collins' show and be like, I will literally arrest children
[04:15:27] for doing trick or treating. And it would not be as bad as this fucking take. I'm
[04:15:33] obviously exaggerating. I hope she doesn't do that. I hope that's not a policy position
[04:15:38] that she has. But like, come on, man. Come on, man. Here's another one. Here's another
[04:15:51] one. We are not just got back from the Centres rally. Amazing turnout. Thousands of people
[04:15:58] holding hands enchanting better things aren't possible. Here it is again. Let's see another
[04:16:04] one. Let's see another one. This campaign on slogans. We are leading with leadership,
[04:16:08] executive leadership and being honest to the public about what we can and cannot do.
[04:16:14] We are not running this campaign. You say that as though you don't know Fran is anti-Halloween
[04:16:19] unironically. I know. I know she is. I don't know why. I just, I don't understand it, but it's
[04:16:24] fine. She's, she's anti, she's anti-Halloween. Here's a way to, here's a way to fix that,
[04:16:30] by the way. She could just be like, look, I'm your governor. I'm going to work through
[04:16:33] every goddamn holiday so you can have a great holiday. You know what I mean? It's not for me.
[04:16:38] It's for you. I respect it.
[04:16:43] Maybe that's why.
[04:16:45] Pain on slogans. We are leading with leadership, executive leadership, and being honest to the
[04:16:50] public about what we can and cannot do. We are not running this campaign on slogans. We are
[04:16:56] leading with leadership, executive leadership, and being honest to the public about what we
[04:17:02] can and cannot do. It's beautiful. Thank you. We just simply can't do things.
[04:17:12] Here's another one. Francesca Long's opponent, David Crowley says of data centers that we have
[04:17:16] to look at the possible opportunity of getting us a piece of it. When it comes down to the growth,
[04:17:23] we also have to understand that like tech is here and that is the opportunity that we
[04:17:27] have to take advantage of and why we have to make sure that we put guard rows in place,
[04:17:31] protecting ourselves from these data centers when it comes down to our environment, when it comes
[04:17:34] down to our energy. I'll also look at the possible opportunity of us getting a piece of it when it
[04:17:41] comes. Now, here's the thing. mainstream media will never run these quotes because mainstream
[04:17:49] media agrees with David Crowley's position. So mainstream media will of course run the quotes
[04:17:56] of Francesca Hong being like, oh, I think the Halloween a shit or I hate every holiday that
[04:18:02] anyone has ever experienced like they'll run those clothes nonstop. But this is what is actually
[04:18:09] electoral poison. He said, we're leading with leadership, man. And then he said, we got a piece
[04:18:18] of, we got to get a piece of those data centers. He said,
[04:18:20] I think Crowley, the reason why, what is this?
[04:18:37] Levicular was here in EE after you shit on us so much, have link.
[04:18:42] You were shitting so much on Estonia that Levicular was in EE Estonia.
[04:18:49] dimension
[04:18:51] Okay, great man. I don't think he went to Estonia because I've been joking about Estonia, plus I would never shit on Estonia
[04:18:59] Estonia comes to me in my dreams chatter. No, we're not doing it get a phone call Wednesday night. They said we'll just sleep
[04:19:04] Yeah, and so actually, you know, you know me and my wife prayed and my wife
[04:19:08] She said, you know during the prayer. She said God, I don't like subtle tea
[04:19:11] So make it very obvious and she actually acts to see like red burden like was very specific, right?
[04:19:16] And so, you know Thursday come around and we're still getting phone calls and now my wife is actually answering my phone and saying
[04:19:23] We're done. We're not doing this. Okay, because if she's not there, I am absolutely not yeah
[04:19:28] We know how that works, you know
[04:19:29] And so Friday, you know, but Thursday I was I was uneasy I didn't go to bed until like three o'clock Friday morning
[04:19:35] And so I go to bed Friday morning comes my wife goes to work take the girls to day camp and everything
[04:19:41] And I'm getting all these phone calls
[04:19:42] but I am knocked out sleep, you know, because I had a had a late night. And so my wife is
[04:19:47] you Milwaukee County executives could just sleep in on a Friday. That's the first time
[04:19:50] I slept in a long time. I will tell you that. But my wife is she does outreach. She actually
[04:19:56] works for organization called Community Advocates helping people find rapid rehousing, find
[04:20:02] homes, working with the homelessness. And so she was actually setting up her outreach
[04:20:05] table. And as he's setting up her outreach table, what does she see? She sees the
[04:20:09] red bird that she had prayed is not even thinking about it. Not even two minutes later, she gets
[04:20:14] a phone call that is informing her about the lieutenant governor dropping out.
[04:20:26] I mean, that one is whatever. I don't really give a shit about it that much.
[04:20:30] But the other ones are fucking irredeemable. Okay.
[04:20:34] Okay.
[04:20:35] Assuming she wins next week.
[04:20:39] Election Day is November 3rd.
[04:20:41] Thanksgiving is November 26th.
[04:20:43] I'm thinking she goes back to hating Thanksgiving immediately after the votes are counted.
[04:20:49] Your thoughts?
[04:20:50] Yeah, Todd, it's incredible.
[04:20:52] The fact that the...
[04:20:53] Wait, what?
[04:20:54] Asked about a support from some conservatives.
[04:20:56] David Crowley replies, there's a lot of people who always say, well, we have to
[04:20:58] fight back.
[04:20:59] But it's like, okay, they also represent a different community in the state of
[04:21:01] Wisconsin.
[04:21:02] these pendulum swings so far. Wait, what? He said he doesn't want to fucking fight back
[04:21:10] against the Republican. What the fuck is this guy saying, bro? I've had strong conservatives
[04:21:16] in the state say David Crawley is an example, kind of executive who does work across aisles.
[04:21:21] Is that your separator? I think it does separate me from everybody else. You know,
[04:21:26] And I think that there's a lot of people who, oh, so we.
[04:21:29] Bro said fighting is not possible.
[04:21:33] Republicans have good ideas.
[04:21:34] We shouldn't fight back against the Republicans.
[04:21:36] Why is he running on the Democratic ticket?
[04:21:39] What the fuck?
[04:21:42] Bro's just a Republican.
[04:21:47] What is this?
[04:21:48] You have to fight back.
[04:21:49] It's like, okay, they also represent a different community in the state of Wisconsin, right?
[04:21:53] We may have 72 counties.
[04:21:55] may have 99 assembly districts 33 Senate district, but we're still one
[04:21:58] Wisconsin. And so let's figure out how we can create that balance
[04:22:01] because I think right, bro, what is happening? Bro, bro. Are
[04:22:10] these what is this how? What is this talent pool? Oh my god. Oh
[04:22:18] my god. Every time I hear David Crowley speak. I understand
[04:22:23] Why French has guys like 20 plus 30 plus points?
[04:22:28] Bro, if this is the option for Wisconsin Democrats, there is.
[04:22:35] There's nothing like that.
[04:22:36] It's not even a question.
[04:22:37] Like, what are you talking about?
[04:22:41] This guy is too woke.
[04:22:43] Yeah, I feel like he just spun that around.
[04:22:46] He just looped back around to being like far far too open-minded to the Republicans like what the fuck
[04:22:58] Now we're displaced where the pendulum is always want to swing
[04:23:02] But but at what point do these pendulum swing so much to the far left and the far right to where we can't create instability
[04:23:08] That's that's what I'm afraid of I've had
[04:23:11] strong conservatives in the state say David Crawley is an example, kind of executive who does work across aisles. Is that your separator?
[04:23:27] My man, David has moved on the woke 3.0.
[04:23:32] The Pajon practically endorses guy on the Friday show, by the way.
[04:23:35] way. Yes. Because here's the, here's the thing. Here's the thing. Here's the thing. The Pajas
[04:23:43] are also still very like optics focused. They're not ideologically socialist people, right? They're
[04:23:50] just more open minded to socialists and their left flank, like winning races and maybe switching
[04:23:56] it up a little bit, you know, changing the game up a little bit.
[04:24:02] That's it. That's the, that's the reason why they like these guys and I like them. I like
[04:24:09] the pod John's. I talk to them all the time. I have no problem with them. But if you don't
[04:24:15] have a firm commitment to a movement, okay, if you don't have a firm commitment to a movement,
[04:24:26] things like that are going to shake your confidence in a candidate because these guys
[04:24:29] only care about winning elections, right? And we care about winning elections too,
[04:24:36] but we care about something beyond winning elections as well. We care about an agenda
[04:24:41] and delivering on an agenda. I think that's the real difference between a lot of establishment
[04:24:48] Democrats and even people like the Pajans who are liberal, but also agnostic to their left
[04:24:54] flank who are not antagonistic to their left flank because the reason why they love
[04:24:59] Abdullah say it because the podcast love of the Abdullah said they do they've been
[04:25:04] there from day one Abdul literally worked under the pod save America podcasting
[04:25:11] network so I will give them a lot of credit always they've been there frame
[04:25:17] one day one okay they were big Abdul boosters from the start but Abdul's
[04:25:23] not a socialist, that's not the, that doesn't matter. Because they love Zoran. They fucking
[04:25:28] love Zoran. Okay. So here's the thing. Here's the thing. I think the reason why they love
[04:25:38] Abdul, but are, you know, worried about Francesca is because they care a lot about, they care
[04:25:45] almost entirely about like winning elections and defeating Republicans, which is fine.
[04:25:49] care about that too, but they don't have any, like, additional, many of them don't have any
[04:25:54] additional interest in, like, following this agenda of Medicare for all and stuff like that.
[04:25:59] They're not antagonistic to it, which is why I respect them.
[04:26:04] But if your goal is simply to defeat Republicans, you're going to fall victim to the optics
[04:26:11] arguments all the time. And I think that stunts your analysis a little bit, even when
[04:26:20] the information, the empirical evidence that you can receive out of Wisconsin is showing
[04:26:29] you that your worldview is completely wrong. Because like, look, here's the reality. If
[04:26:39] If I have a candidate that I favor, if I have a candidate that I favor that I'm really in
[04:26:44] the tank for, okay?
[04:26:48] And the polls show that that candidate is like, you know, unfortunately 30 points behind,
[04:26:55] okay?
[04:26:58] I have to really reconsider like what is going on there, right?
[04:27:04] Shroycott Chakrabarty is a great example, as he wasn't like 30 points behind, but he
[04:27:10] couldn't win.
[04:27:11] I have to look at what the voters' demands are.
[04:27:16] The voters oppose Shroycott.
[04:27:19] Part of that is because Shroycott didn't have, and I've said this from the start,
[04:27:23] right?
[04:27:24] Like, I was very open about his chances.
[04:27:26] The reason why I was concerned about Shroycott and very open about his chances because
[04:27:31] he's a centimillionaire.
[04:27:33] He was seen as a part of the techno-fascists that the left opposed unconditionally.
[04:27:40] And not only that, but also, Shoeikot was not trusted by the institutional left in San
[04:27:48] Francisco.
[04:27:49] That's precisely the reason why, as I told you, they went and they chose Connie Chen
[04:27:56] to run as the institutional left's candidate of choice.
[04:28:03] it failed. It failed. He didn't receive any of the big national endorsements, and unfortunately
[04:28:10] he failed. Now, if he was running currently with all of the other exciting candidates that
[04:28:16] he had endorsed that had come and, you know, stumped for him and rallied for him, maybe
[04:28:21] we'd be in a very different media environment. Who knows? But, but the reality of the matter
[04:28:27] is. I understood why people were opposing him. It wasn't just, you know, I wasn't just delivering
[04:28:36] an optics argument, you know what I'm saying? Like I was aware of what his chances look like.
[04:28:47] So,
[04:28:52] I think it's more accurate that the left didn't choose anyone. Nobody got indoors
[04:28:54] saw it, you're wrong. You're just talking about DSA. DSA didn't endorse anybody, but DSA members
[04:29:01] were definitely out canvassing for Connie. Anyway, I don't want to even get back into San Francisco.
[04:29:11] San Francisco is unfortunately, as the stands currently busted beyond repair, it's just
[04:29:18] the techno fascists own the city completely.
[04:29:37] Media, they're kind of bubble wrapping these questions
[04:29:39] to allow her to kind of do a do over.
[04:29:41] Maybe she has a better answer
[04:29:43] for a general election audience,
[04:29:45] but even still, she looks so uncomfortable.
[04:29:47] she looks like she's in a hostage video.
[04:29:49] And Ty, what's even more important
[04:29:50] that your viewers need to know about Thanksgiving
[04:29:52] in Wisconsin is that this is also the time for deer hunting.
[04:29:56] So this is when hundreds of thousands of deer hunters
[04:29:59] take their blaze orange, they go out,
[04:30:01] they plan their whole Thanksgiving holiday
[04:30:02] around the opportunity to deer hunt.
[04:30:04] So this is not just about her wanting to dismantle
[04:30:07] a single day or she's uncomfortable
[04:30:09] with a lot of family around.
[04:30:11] It's much broader than that.
[04:30:12] This is about dismantling important days
[04:30:14] to us as a state, but also to us as a country.
[04:30:17] And as we get closer to election day,
[04:30:20] this is really important Todd,
[04:30:20] because in 2024, Wisconsin,
[04:30:24] they turned out at the highest rate
[04:30:25] at least of this century, 76.6% of voters,
[04:30:29] eligible voters turned out to vote.
[04:30:31] And when the chips were on the table,
[04:30:32] President Trump.
[04:30:34] Dog, what the fuck?
[04:30:37] Well, how is this your takeaway?
[04:30:41] As far as I understand,
[04:30:42] Francesca Hong has no statements about deer hunting.
[04:30:49] Okay, I do not know where that came from.
[04:30:52] I don't know why he just like slapped that
[04:30:54] onto the combo for no reason.
[04:30:57] Where did that come from?
[04:30:58] Is she anti-deer hunting too?
[04:31:12] As a Minnesota, this was very insightful. I found out the gun season for deer is 1.5 weeks in Wisconsin. It's like three here
[04:31:26] Delivered just like you did in every swing state. However, what that should tell everybody is that Democrats, they're going to show up right now. They are more jazzed. They are more energized to go out to vote.
[04:31:41] go out to vote. So even if she has these crazy views and, you know, untenable towards
[04:31:46] any general election audience, Democrats are still going to show up. So the job is on
[04:31:50] Tom Tiffany and Republicans, Trump voters of all sorts to actually get out and vote.
[04:31:55] Turn out, turn out, turn out. One thing that happened in 2024 is, oh, he's saying
[04:31:59] by proxy of her wanting to stop Thanksgiving, she could ruin deer hunting because those
[04:32:02] guys won't get time off the hunt deer.
[04:32:04] That is fucking hilarious dude, like, Francesca Hong is running on a platform of cancelling
[04:32:19] Thanksgiving and therefore deer hunting is awesome.
[04:32:26] People did turn out for Trump and he faced Kamala Harris, but a new Washington Post op
[04:32:30] is declaring this is Kamala Harris' moment, arguing American needs the former vice president
[04:32:36] now more than ever. But how they get there is pretty interesting. Quote, this is from
[04:32:41] this article. Harris' empty platitudes can be enjoyed by all, so vacuous that they can
[04:32:47] be savored with no danger of compromising one's political leanings. If you support Medicare
[04:32:52] for all or a private insurance model, Harris does too. If you want to frack baby frack
[04:32:57] or push through the Green New Deal, Harris does too.
[04:33:01] No need to compromise your beliefs,
[04:33:03] Harris does it for you.
[04:33:04] I mean, look, that's a pretty spot on recitation
[04:33:07] of her flip-flopping,
[04:33:09] but what about the overall takeaway?
[04:33:10] Is this her moment?
[04:33:13] Well, it's truly wonderful.
[04:33:14] The fact that the argument is basically,
[04:33:16] her word salad is so just off the rails
[04:33:19] that you can't actually understand
[04:33:20] what she's saying or what she believes in.
[04:33:22] I think Republicans would be really pining
[04:33:24] for her to run again.
[04:33:25] the fact that she went through such a bruising primary and had came out with all these crazy
[04:33:29] views much in the lines of Francesca Hong, except on a national level, but also the fact
[04:33:35] that Kamel Harris, she believes that the only reason that she lost is because she only outed
[04:33:40] 107 days.
[04:33:41] It's the title of her book.
[04:33:42] So it's not about her, it's about the time that she had.
[04:33:46] Her big problem though, Todd, is that it's not about mechanics of her campaign, it's
[04:33:51] not about the duration of the campaign election season.
[04:33:54] It's her as a candidate.
[04:33:55] between her policy positions, her inability to communicate,
[04:34:00] this stems as her as a candidate.
[04:34:02] If she decides to win, I think a lot of people
[04:34:04] will applaud that because it'll offer Republicans
[04:34:07] the best chance to win in 2028.
[04:34:10] Covering USAID 2026, Governor Evers rips
[04:34:12] into the Democratic front runner
[04:34:14] and the primary to replace him.
[04:34:16] Yeah, primary, it is just five days away now,
[04:34:19] things are really heating up.
[04:34:20] Jason Calvi joining us in the newsroom.
[04:34:22] Yeah, yeah.
[04:34:23] the latest on these big races.
[04:34:25] Ben Kim, yeah, this is a really a national test.
[04:34:28] The question, can a democratic socialist
[04:34:30] win in a battleground state?
[04:34:32] Francesca Hong, a democratic socialist,
[04:34:35] is leading the polls.
[04:34:36] Even an internal poll from the David Crowley campaign
[04:34:39] this week shows Hong up by 18 points.
[04:34:43] This week, Hong had to respond to ex-posts from 2020
[04:34:46] about canceling Thanksgiving.
[04:34:49] In a CNN interview, she didn't clearly
[04:34:50] retract her past post.
[04:34:53] Then later this week, she told Politico, in fact,
[04:34:55] Thanksgiving is her favorite holiday.
[04:34:58] There were also old tweets I asked her about,
[04:35:00] about defunding the police.
[04:35:01] Now she says she would not sign a bill to do that.
[04:35:05] Governor Tony Evers today at the State Fair says,
[04:35:07] he's not sure Hong can beat Republican Tom Tiffany.
[04:35:11] She's at a tough point.
[04:35:12] She has spent her entire campaign dealing with,
[04:35:18] not with the insurers, but,
[04:35:20] What?
[04:35:21] What's on the Twitter.
[04:35:22] What?
[04:35:25] Bro, that's literally the opposite. Up until this past week.
[04:35:33] Up until this past week, there was no, like, Thanksgiving gate or anything like that.
[04:35:38] Also, oh my god, Tony Evers is so old, holy shit.
[04:35:42] I just like that. That's not a good way to be Tom Tiffany.
[04:35:46] And if you start that way, no wonder he's done, you know?
[04:35:50] you know.
[04:35:50] You spend your whole time doing that,
[04:35:52] instead of having somebody like the Hong Executive here
[04:35:57] talking about the issues.
[04:36:00] Now, as true Hong has talked about the issues,
[04:36:02] including her plan for a moratorium on new data
[04:36:05] centers in Wisconsin, we did ask the Hong campaign
[04:36:07] to respond to the governor.
[04:36:09] And I haven't yet heard back.
[04:36:11] Evers has back Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley.
[04:36:14] The Crowley campaign says this race is much closer
[04:36:17] than these polls are suggesting.
[04:36:19] It points to Michigan, where the primary results this week
[04:36:22] were much closer than the polls showed, Ben.
[04:36:26] I don't think anyone's taking anything for granted.
[04:36:28] This race is really unpredictable.
[04:36:31] RIGs and banks.
[04:36:32] There is this age-old theory that,
[04:36:35] in light of how much of a swing state,
[04:36:36] a place like Wisconsin, is that Democrats
[04:36:38] have to run a so-called moderate, a generic Democrat,
[04:36:42] which you very much are not,
[04:36:44] in order to have a chance to win the governor's race.
[04:36:48] you running a populist campaign, what's your response to that?
[04:36:52] These are dangerous times.
[04:36:55] We have fascism growing and economic uncertainty
[04:37:00] coupled with the growth of AI.
[04:37:02] We have trillionaires now.
[04:37:04] The most dangerous thing we could do
[04:37:06] is do more of the same.
[04:37:08] We have people right now who are right for-
[04:37:10] She's always mogging.
[04:37:13] It's pretty cool.
[04:37:14] I saw him with the Maccasoda. No, I got Teriyaki chicken as always.
[04:37:34] Democratic Socialist Francesca Hong is a former child star only fans model senior campaign.
[04:37:39] Oh, it's uh, yeah, it's it's Renee. This is Tim Fouse's wife
[04:37:46] She's fucking dope dude. She's awesome
[04:37:50] She she was on the stream. She was on the broadcast
[04:37:54] Who gives a fuck
[04:38:09] David Sarota looks like Adam Friedland went to the beach that makes you old is so funny.
[04:38:17] We're angry and frustrated in feeling that and recognizing that a system is very rigged
[04:38:23] against us and we would be grossly out of touch and irresponsible to not grow a coalition
[04:38:30] of voters of supporters who are going to continue to vote for Democrats because we've
[04:38:36] done the bold and courageous thing of actually standing up for working-class people.
[04:38:42] I think that we are showing through our campaign that is multi-generational, that has broad
[04:38:48] support from Gen Z and younger voters who are tired, not just of the status quo, but
[04:38:53] of a two-party system altogether.
[04:38:56] Yet we are bringing them in, and I'm running, yes, as a Democratic Socialist on the Democratic
[04:39:01] ticket as a Democrat, that we're building the big coalition and the big tent party that
[04:39:07] we say we are.
[04:39:10] But just to challenge you a little bit, the fascism question, like I always hear that
[04:39:14] whipped around as like, okay, yes, you're right, like the stakes are so big now.
[04:39:18] The Republicans are authoritarians, they're so dangerous, we're moving into such dangerous
[04:39:23] times that the only thing we should be thinking about is this notion of electability.
[04:39:30] this theory, past electability is prelude. Like we know how we ran in the past. We've
[04:39:37] run these kinds of campaigns in the past that are very different from your campaign. And
[04:39:42] what's dangerous is to run a very different campaign. And we should run the same campaigns
[04:39:47] that we've run in the past that have at times, eaked out victories. By the way,
[04:39:51] this is the same argument that's happening nearby in Michigan, right, against Abdul
[04:39:56] A Democratic senator in Michigan in the last election ran as a very corporate-friendly,
[04:40:01] quote-unquote, moderate Democrat, and eaked out a win.
[04:40:05] And I asked Abdul-El-Sayed, hey, listen, what about the argument he's just, you know,
[04:40:08] instead of that Michigan is most easily won in that Senate race by just running that back?
[04:40:13] And so what about the idea that your kind of politics are a threat to the kind of
[04:40:20] electability that's necessary to win the general election?
[04:40:24] The most electable person is the person who wins the most votes.
[04:40:29] And we have been winning since we started this campaign in the polls, in growing numbers of supporters.
[04:40:37] I think that what is dangerous is to miscalculate where voters are at right now.
[04:40:46] Who is in touch with the voters and what are they saying?
[04:40:50] and who was vocal about it, who was willing to fight to elect their candidate.
[04:40:55] And our fighters, our supporters, are people who haven't engaged in politics before.
[04:41:02] We fought the disillusionment and apathy that the Dems keep losing to,
[04:41:07] and not being able to grow a broader coalition.
[04:41:09] There hasn't-
[04:41:10] Real Serota heads know what the fuck?
[04:41:14] Kush got me feeling like I was born November 2nd, New Haven, Connecticut.
[04:41:18] And that feeling is...
[04:41:20] Excellent!
[04:41:21] I'm in the Lotus.
[04:41:23] I'm feeling like David Sorota.
[04:41:25] I'm puffin' a Yoda.
[04:41:26] I'm feeling like David Sorota.
[04:41:28] Don't look up as a jit.
[04:41:30] Am I run up at the stake?
[04:41:31] Well, it depends.
[04:41:32] I'm in the pants, mask off,
[04:41:34] tailored events.
[04:41:35] I might fuck around and be up next
[04:41:37] from DC mode.
[04:41:38] But David Brooks,
[04:41:39] David from David Shore.
[04:41:41] Move over, Maddy Glaciers.
[04:41:43] Can't wait for this.
[04:41:44] That sub-stat cash outrageous.
[04:41:46] But don't look up
[04:41:47] Real Sarota's budget's 70 mil
[04:41:49] J, Tapper, 0-3
[04:41:51] Gang bangin' media land was my favorite rap
[04:41:55] Like Lorenz, I got the jab
[04:41:57] Chop it up with Tom Friedman, then we split the cabs
[04:42:00] Before I had a sub, I was incognito tab
[04:42:04] Weigel left the post, now the haters mad
[04:42:07] Put some before on the map
[04:42:08] Clip a Sarota in lab, follow on exits to everything ad
[04:42:11] Arm and a lotus, I'm feelin' the game of Sarota
[04:42:14] I'm puffin' a Yoda gas
[04:42:16] I'm feeling like David Serota. Don't look up as a jit. I might run up to the stick. Well, it depends. I'm in the band's mask off.
[04:42:24] Taylor Lorenz. I'm my chance to check. I'm in the band's mask off. Taylor Lorenz.
[04:42:33] And the Toyota got me feeling like David Serota. My poor record. Like Serota. When he corrupt. Don't look up.
[04:42:41] But someone did he did call right.
[04:42:44] Don't look up.
[04:42:46] That's so funny.
[04:42:48] I wonder if I wonder how David David probably did not like this.
[04:43:00] Did you see Chris Hedges got a shout out in the strokes album?
[04:43:05] Is the song Fantana got this down?
[04:43:06] Wait, really?
[04:43:09] is so funny that fucking, what's his name? Julian Cosmologous hates Anthony Fantano,
[04:43:14] but also is a Chris Hayes head. That is pretty hilarious.
[04:43:21] Oh, it's not a shout out. He disses. He disses Chris Hedges, too.
[04:43:34] Wait, what?
[04:43:39] No, no shot.
[04:43:42] Also, is it Chris Hedges or Chris Hayes?
[04:43:44] I
[04:44:08] Wait, he where what's the line?
[04:44:14] Second chorus. What time? What's the time code? I love the show. I used to listen to
[04:44:22] the shows like crazy when I was in fucking high school. You literally don't know how to
[04:44:26] listen to music, man. I mean, I grew up with the strokes, man. Fuck you mean.
[04:44:40] is it? Oh my God. Amongst this verse of criticism towards modern media, Julian Cosablogos directly
[04:44:52] refers to American journalists and socials nigger Chris Hedges. Julian interviewed Hedges
[04:44:55] as a part of his SOS Earth is a mass series for Rolling Stone in 2020. Oh, oh, he's
[04:45:04] shitting on, he's shitting on the rest of the media and saying, I hope that they're
[04:45:07] like Chris Hedges instead, which okay, that's goaded. Where's the Anthony Fantano line?
[04:45:16] Oh, I heard that 20 years ago, 20 fucking years ago, I did Fantano word for word. When
[04:45:22] I was a kid stick the technical cause that's great, but you would not recognize art in
[04:45:26] any age. No! Oh my God! He cooked Fantano! Got him. I know the drama. It's because Fantano
[04:45:48] was like a big fan of the Shroks and still is. But he was like confused about why he
[04:45:54] use AI art, right?
[04:46:26] Hi, everyone. Bigfony named Tano here, the internet's busiest music nerd. And yeah, we
[04:46:38] got to talk about this. I have once again been immortalized against my will in the lyrics
[04:46:46] of the brand new Strokes album, Reality awaits on the track specifically Lonely in the Future.
[04:46:53] Now I want to let it be known before I say what I'm going to say here.
[04:46:57] I have not heard this song yet.
[04:46:58] I have not heard the Strokes album outside of the singles.
[04:47:02] I don't need to because this video is not a review of the song or me assessing the
[04:47:07] quality of this record and its music in any way.
[04:47:10] This is more me talking about the lyric where I come up, which is posted on platforms
[04:47:15] like Genius and the mention of me is actually confirmed by Rolling Stone and their
[04:47:20] coverage of this record too.
[04:47:22] It is real, it is a thing. So let's start getting into this by reading the lyric itself. Julian says,
[04:47:29] I heard that 20 effing years ago, I did. Fantana, word for word, when I was a kid,
[04:47:34] stick to the technical, because that's great, but you would not recognize art in any age.
[04:47:41] Okay, so essentially Julian's insult or assessment of me is that I lack the ability to
[04:47:48] Hey, not so great when the shoes on the other foot is it critic boy?
[04:47:56] Hmm
[04:48:00] When the artist turns into the critic against the music critic
[04:48:09] All of a sudden shoes on the other foot
[04:48:13] up.
[04:48:14] Recognize art and describing art only in sort of like a technical fashion is the only thing
[04:48:23] I'm really good for as a critic and commentator.
[04:48:26] Now for greater context here, just in case you are not really in the know, these sentiments
[04:48:32] and opinions, Julian has more or less expressed before, not too long ago on a recent podcast
[04:48:39] toasted by none other than Joe Talbot of Idle's fame,
[04:48:43] where again, he said exactly that Austin,
[04:48:45] I'm sure will present the clip here.
[04:48:48] And for me, from Thomas.
[04:48:50] Oh my God, there you are.
[04:48:52] How do I walk?
[04:48:53] Are you being protective of your brother?
[04:48:55] Oh hell no, he's not my fucking brother.
[04:48:58] He should stick to, you know what he should stick to?
[04:49:00] He should stick to like analysis
[04:49:03] when he's like methodically
[04:49:04] and scientifically describing things.
[04:49:07] He does a good job of like, he used the studio and did this.
[04:49:12] And so he's good at that.
[04:49:14] When it comes to like art tastes, he's like trash
[04:49:17] and knows nothing.
[04:49:18] I wouldn't know.
[04:49:19] And he like reviews old albums to sound like he knows
[04:49:22] what he's talking about, which is like, wow,
[04:49:24] or like, yeah, like review an old Lou Reed record
[04:49:26] and say it's cool.
[04:49:28] That'll give you credit.
[04:49:29] And look, at the time I addressed Julian saying this
[04:49:33] on this YouTube channel and being offhandedly mentioned
[04:49:37] by somebody in a long podcast interview is whatever it happens.
[04:49:41] But literally being mentioned by name on your new album, which is.
[04:49:48] Isn't this the guy that wants you off the Democratic party?
[04:49:52] Yes, this is James Carville, Internet's busiest music nerd.
[04:50:00] Yes.
[04:50:04] Yes, James Carville contains multitudes.
[04:50:07] Why are you guys laughing? It's literally James Carville.
[04:50:12] Being printed physically to CD and vinyl and being released into the world and people are
[04:50:21] going to pay money for this media and stream it on Spotify and Apple Music and so on and
[04:50:28] so forth, that's a little bit different. Now, of course, this is not the first time
[04:50:31] I have been mentioned on an artist's song. It has happened in the past.
[04:50:35] Yeah, James Carville is a, this is James Carville when he got rehydrated, okay?
[04:50:44] Like a raisin.
[04:50:47] When he was on CNN the other day he was dried down.
[04:50:51] They let him out.
[04:50:52] They left him out in the sun for too long.
[04:50:55] This is him rehydrated.
[04:50:58] They put him back on creatine and hydrated the fuck out of him and this is what he
[04:51:03] looks like normally.
[04:51:04] be it on records from Brock Hampton or even Post Malone who had a funny moment mentioning my name
[04:51:10] at the end of Beerbongs and Bentley's. But this is quite a bit different, not even funny or silly
[04:51:16] or tongue-in-cheek in any way whatsoever. Really just a bitter diss. And one that I find very
[04:51:22] funny because it's one of the few beefs I have going on in the music industry, though I really
[04:51:29] don't. This is not a beef if anything it's one sided at best. It's so funny that Julian
[04:51:33] has mentioned me in numerous contexts on social media and in conversation in a public fashion,
[04:51:41] but almost every time. Okay, you know what's crazy about this? This is literally like
[04:51:50] me getting dissed by a political figure.
[04:51:58] Because it's like it's not supposed to happen. You're breaking the fourth wall.
[04:52:03] You know what I mean?
[04:52:09] Now I like Julian
[04:52:11] And I grew up listening to the strokes and i'm certain that fantano probably back in the day
[04:52:19] Uh was was probably a fan as well. I I suspect they're all the records that he's a
[04:52:26] I suspect that he is uh, yeah the Halsey thing was crazy actually. Oh my god
[04:52:31] The Halsey one was actually insane. There was like a little bit of woke 1.0 in there too.
[04:52:37] So many in his audience kind of come away from scratching their heads because they can so plainly
[04:52:44] see that like I am a fan of the strokes. I am a fan of Julian's work. The strokes are easily one
[04:52:52] of my favorite bands of the 2000s and anytime I have been critical of Julian's or the strokes
[04:52:59] work. It's come from the place of a fan quite clearly. Like I'm not out here to actively bully
[04:53:06] Julian and the band, if anything, I would say I'm a little bit of an apologist, especially given a
[04:53:12] lot of the glowing coverage I've given to the Voids over the years too. That is except for the
[04:53:19] latest Voids album, which I've said before, and I will say it again. I feel like is kind of
[04:53:25] the crux of, you know, Julian's issue with me. Not only was I quite harsh on the music on that
[04:53:32] record because, I don't know, to my ears it felt very low quality and demo quality compared to
[04:53:38] everything the voids had done up until that point. But I was one among many who was also kind of
[04:53:44] disappointed to find that the cover art for that album, I guess had been AI generated.
[04:53:49] like very ironic to be making the claim that I can't recognize art when I see it. When you clearly
[04:53:57] think nothing of presenting your music with AI art, it's a silly and confusing situation for sure.
[04:54:03] And part of my reason for wanting to make this video is to come on here and communicate you guys
[04:54:08] that this is all as weird to me as it is to you. And despite this kind of pithy comment
[04:54:15] and mention my hope is to go into this new Strokes album with an open mind.
[04:54:21] I think there's something really funny about this community
[04:54:28] in my personal relationship with Anthony Fantano, that he is Mr. Music and I am Mr. Anti-Music
[04:54:37] and yet we are friends. That's hilarious altogether, but it's also very funny
[04:54:45] that like any time
[04:54:49] any time he reviews the album
[04:54:53] or has anything to say about any artist
[04:54:56] oh my god this community that coalesces around
[04:55:00] an objectively anti music guy loses their fucking minds
[04:55:06] by his take
[04:55:10] on AI art I agree with unconditionally
[04:55:12] Okay, but because there are so many dick eaters of artists no matter what happens.
[04:55:26] There are always motherfuckers in here who go, dude, no, I fucking hate him for this
[04:55:30] one.
[04:55:31] Oh, his, his critique that the latest voids album was like low quality is such vapid
[04:55:34] critique.
[04:55:35] He's your friend, so you aren't unbiased about him?
[04:55:51] No, the only reason why I'm not biased about him is because I don't listen to music.
[04:56:04] it so he can never hit me in my soul because music is so like music music brings out this this thing
[04:56:16] there's feeling in people where you have you feel a sense of closeness in ways that that you can't
[04:56:22] with any other form of art almost so when you feel a sense of closeness to a particular artist
[04:56:29] because of your personal opinion about that artist, about the art and how it
[04:56:35] touched you, when a music critic delivers a scathing review to an artist that you
[04:56:41] love, an artist that you admire, an album that you actually really appreciated,
[04:56:45] people lose their chill.
[04:56:49] And then with hopes to enjoy it, even though I haven't really liked the teasers due to
[04:57:01] their overuse of autotune, which again is a feeling and a perspective that has been shared
[04:57:06] by a lot of Strokes fans, given Julian singling out of me, I do think it is important to
[04:57:11] remind people that it's not like my opinions on the Strokes up into this point have
[04:57:16] been so far and away outside of the norm among their fan base.
[04:57:20] The last thing I would like to say though is I know in the past
[04:57:25] people have been angry at me or have been upset at me when I
[04:57:29] have stood 10 toes down for my reviews for my content for the
[04:57:34] legacy I built up until this point having done this for 20
[04:57:37] years now because the needle drop started as a podcast back
[04:57:41] in 2007 because of all that time put in all that effort put
[04:57:45] all of the growth that I've seen since those early days of the Needledrop brand.
[04:57:52] Yeah, it's upsetting and personally disheartening to me when I am confronted with these frankly
[04:57:59] bunk assessments of me and what I do. And I'm sorry, but in this case, while everyone is free
[04:58:05] to disagree with my opinions and think I'm wrong or that I am, you know, completely clueless
[04:58:12] when it comes to certain records or certain genres. The claim that I completely lack the
[04:58:17] ability to assess or recognize art is just patently untrue, especially from somebody
[04:58:22] of Julian's position. Because what was I doing with every positive review I've given
[04:58:27] to you or the Strokes over the years? What was I doing when I was giving bands like Geese
[04:58:33] positive coverage long before most people even knew about them? Before even Julian
[04:58:38] knew about them?
[04:58:41] Now we know where Geese came from. It was boughted. It was Anthony Botchano that boughted Geese.
[04:58:55] Now we know, which also has a very, strangely enough, very weird magazine about communism.
[04:59:02] I don't even understand what they were doing over there. And they decided, they just
[04:59:09] wanted to be a, you know, multi-media, I guess, multi-platform media.
[04:59:17] Yeah. Classic Geese Psyop. It's also a commie Psyop.
[04:59:22] I presume because I had reviewed them years before he decided to post them up
[04:59:26] on Instagram.
[04:59:27] And even in the case of the podcast of the man that he appeared on,
[04:59:32] Joe, from Idols, my reviews covering their work are some of the most
[04:59:37] popular videos about the band when it comes to any sort of commentary on the
[04:59:42] YouTube platform
[04:59:43] on the internet. I was going pretty hard for idols much
[04:59:46] earlier than a lot of people were back when they dropped their brutalism album
[04:59:51] and it's been really cool to watch the band
[04:59:53] grow and evolve since then. Of course this is not me coming on to say like
[04:59:57] I made these artists popular and they owe their success to me. That's not my
[05:00:02] argument.
[05:00:03] Here's my argument. I have a history of being an early adopter
[05:00:07] of a lot of different musical movements
[05:00:09] and a lot of artists who have gone on
[05:00:11] to do really cool and great things.
[05:00:13] Artists who have gone on to be widely admired
[05:00:16] by other artists in their respective genres and scenes.
[05:00:19] I loved these artists and their work
[05:00:21] and supported various album cycles from them,
[05:00:24] not because anybody told me to like them
[05:00:26] or anybody explained to me behind the scenes
[05:00:29] that they were really cool and helped me get it.
[05:00:32] I heard their music.
[05:00:33] I saw what they were doing from a distance
[05:00:35] and I made that assessment on my own.
[05:00:36] I've been doing it for over 10 years.
[05:00:39] He's just defending his credentials.
[05:00:41] This streamer, I don't care about why is he relevant.
[05:00:47] He's my friend and he's getting attacked by another artist that I grew up listening to.
[05:01:01] I'm supporting I'm supporting melon in this, but I also do like
[05:01:07] I do like the strokes as well. So I'm actually a little bit conflicted
[05:01:12] Um, so I hope that we can, um, we can merge these two forces together and invent woke
[05:01:24] Bantano interviewed Rodrigo Olivia Rodrigo another Hassan Abbeyhead. Yeah
[05:01:28] Is he actually your mate? Anthony Fantano? Yes. Yes, we've even worked out together.
[05:01:36] He's he's he's visited LA. I almost brought him to one of my events, but he had something
[05:01:47] going on. How do we know she's awesome? I've been head. Um, she used to follow me back
[05:01:55] in the day on all the social media platforms. She's following all the social media platforms
[05:02:13] and she, they're still like old Instagram
[05:02:19] posted she like way back and way back when
[05:02:30] she used to, yeah, I say used to because she deleted all of her followers
[05:02:36] she did the mass on following
[05:02:43] Yep, dog shark lever smash, no that's not true, why are you guys fucking making shit
[05:03:01] up?
[05:03:03] No, this was many many years prior many many years prior to this one
[05:03:14] Shatters are so funny
[05:03:17] They like invent they hallucinate battles in their minds and get mad all the same
[05:03:26] I'm eating teriyaki chicken and rice
[05:03:33] Yeah, very different time will in a bet this person was a big fan back then probably hates
[05:03:58] me now. Not Olivia Rodrigo, I mean like, dude, you know, it's really funny. Like so many,
[05:04:12] so many people have gone through the motions of being a fan, maybe even having like, maybe
[05:04:18] even like having my commentary play a formative role in their like development.
[05:04:27] past the point decide that they're far more radical to me decide that I'm a
[05:04:30] sheepdog for the Democratic Party come back come back to the community later
[05:04:36] and it's really funny cuz like I'm jealous get around here and Olivia
[05:04:42] Rodrigo in this day and age is not coming anywhere near me publicly don't
[05:04:45] be fucking ridiculous she's literally a media he's literally a media behemoth
[05:04:53] Her, she probably has a team of like 500 people.
[05:04:57] They would assassinate me with a drone strike before letting her come on the stream.
[05:05:12] We're talking about a person who is a, we're talking about a person who is like worth
[05:05:21] as a media product, maybe like hundreds of millions of dollars, like they're, and their
[05:05:29] their ceiling is even larger than that. And the industry, like the company that basically
[05:05:34] controls are, is worth billions. So there's no shot that that's going to have it. You're
[05:05:41] out of your day mind.
[05:05:51] But also, what was I going to say?
[05:06:05] Oh, one thing that I wanted to mention is like, a lot of people don't realize that,
[05:06:18] A lot of people don't fucking realize that when you are the most like prominent socialist
[05:06:28] figure in American media for almost a decade at this point, everyone is going to want to
[05:06:35] kill you.
[05:06:37] Everyone is going to find the things that they hate about your commentary, especially
[05:06:42] when your commentary is not only pro-socialist but also anti-imperialist and the thing that
[05:06:49] most people don't get about that is like I see a lot of like younger content creators
[05:06:55] who will lean into some of these like attacks and they'll say like oh Asan doesn't do anything
[05:07:01] he just sits around in his fucking house and doesn't do anything he's selfish he's a
[05:07:05] sheepdog for the democrats all this stuff and it's very funny because it's like
[05:07:10] One day, InshaAllah, you will also grow, okay, and you will get to a point where you won't
[05:07:18] just have, you know, fans, but you will also have enemies, and then you will know.
[05:07:26] I hope when you get there, they don't also attack you in the same vicious ways that
[05:07:36] they've attacked me and hopefully your fans, even if you do get attacked that way,
[05:07:40] hopefully your fans will be a little bit more understanding.
[05:07:52] But I guess that's the price of getting old. You start thinking like that.
[05:07:57] In a campaign like ours or a candidate like me before, but the voters that are
[05:08:03] supporting us are the voters that haven't voted for Democrats
[05:08:07] before. These are voters who have voted for Trump in the past.
[05:08:12] In a time where no other Democrat, I think has, last I
[05:08:15] checked, been able to raise the money that Tiffany did. We
[05:08:19] gotten the seven figure checks from three different
[05:08:22] billionaires who are backing his campaign. Were the campaign
[05:08:25] who was bringing the reinforcements and the
[05:08:27] organizing infrastructure to actually organize to win and
[05:08:31] not just win in August and November,
[05:08:34] but to keep netting win for Democrats,
[05:08:36] to move an agenda that will deliver
[05:08:38] for working class people,
[05:08:40] change the material conditions of their lives.
[05:08:42] And when folks see that when Dems are in power
[05:08:44] and things are getting a little bit better,
[05:08:46] they're likely gonna keep voting for us.
[05:08:49] And the folks who are learning from our Dem volunteers
[05:08:53] who have been with the county parties
[05:08:55] for years and years knocking doors
[05:08:56] and building relationships,
[05:08:58] we're bringing the next generation of voters
[05:09:00] and volunteers and organizers,
[05:09:02] we're gonna keep building onto that power.
[05:09:05] We're the campaign who's talking about
[05:09:06] not just winning, but building power
[05:09:08] to make sure that working class people
[05:09:11] have not only what they need,
[05:09:12] but Wisconsin can be a place
[05:09:14] that's actually affordable for everyone.
[05:09:16] This is the year of the many and not just the money.
[05:09:19] And we're bringing the money and the many now.
[05:09:22] That's what God is here.
[05:09:30] So this is the bed the Dems made and it's full of mindless
[05:09:34] Narcissist bread and a terrarium of victimhood who really realized that being a loser is winning
[05:09:40] If you say it's the white man's fault
[05:09:42] But the bed was made of cowardice for the Dems refused to draw a line in the sand against American hating interlopers and even adopting
[05:09:51] What?
[05:09:52] 21
[05:09:54] Butfeld
[05:09:56] Hey guys guys put some respect on it. This is the
[05:09:58] of the most popular name in late night comedy, okay?
[05:10:04] Their divisive incendiary rhetoric,
[05:10:07] turning every institution from churches to museums
[05:10:09] to borders into a means to achieve power,
[05:10:12] which now leaves the party dependent on the very faction
[05:10:15] that it wants to contain.
[05:10:17] Spoiler alert, they can't.
[05:10:19] By courting the abolishized trans mafia
[05:10:22] and police defunding crowd, they created a vacuum
[05:10:25] that this more extreme faction full of energy
[05:10:27] and moral certainty now occupy.
[05:10:30] And like all vacuums, it sucks harder than Supergirl.
[05:10:34] And fearing the loss of rich, progressive donors,
[05:10:38] the Dems lack the balls to reject
[05:10:40] the Marxist unhinged goals,
[05:10:43] which is why they'll jump into bed with anyone
[05:10:45] from Nazis to Ilan Omar's brother.
[05:10:50] The DSA now have cultural youthful leverage.
[05:10:54] and all the old guard has is lizards,
[05:10:57] vampires,
[05:11:00] and Andre the Giant.
[05:11:04] To break free from this extremism, the Dems would have to publicly disagree with
[05:11:09] them on the border, trans and crime, but their fear makes it impossible.
[05:11:13] Because instead of seeing the DSA as a rival ideology, they treated it like a
[05:11:17] protege,
[05:11:18] and now they're screwed like a home invader at Grand...
[05:11:22] it's so strange because it's like
[05:11:25] dog
[05:11:27] this is what the voters want you just meant that the voters want some
[05:11:30] different than you
[05:11:31] and you're also
[05:11:33] finally recognizing that the establishment
[05:11:35] the centrist democrats
[05:11:37] we're actually advocating for things not that
[05:11:40] dissimilar from what you're advocating for but it took the ds a success for
[05:11:44] you to come to that recognition
[05:11:47] it's so funny
[05:11:49] they literally they said every democrat as a communist and then i guess some
[05:11:53] democrats were like honestly we are
[05:11:56] and then they started electing socialist and now it's like hold on
[05:12:00] where's the old democratic party
[05:12:04] plattner's house
[05:12:09] which is why the rest of us must walk away from this car crash
[05:12:14] Mainly because it's not up to us to debate socialism.
[05:12:17] We know what it is.
[05:12:18] History tells us millions die through starvation and murder.
[05:12:22] Also, it's just too easy for us.
[05:12:25] If you want to destroy a socialist,
[05:12:26] simply ask one question.
[05:12:28] What's the downside to your demands?
[05:12:31] They never give you one.
[05:12:33] And that instantly removes them from the world of reality,
[05:12:35] where every single action has a trade-off.
[05:12:39] Socialists are like an expert
[05:12:41] who tells you there's a way where you'll never-
[05:12:43] I loved that his argument is, socialism is too good.
[05:12:50] Everyone knows in the real world, there's a downside.
[05:12:58] Yeah, I mean, the downside is you can't hoard wealth, right?
[05:13:06] For a gain, wait again, and it's death.
[05:13:10] So leave that spat with the Dems and the monster they created.
[05:13:14] Instead of articulating an alternative,
[05:13:16] we need to implement what we already stated.
[05:13:19] Because the icy water of reality has already
[05:13:21] settled the arguments, the climate agenda is abandoned,
[05:13:25] the open borders a nightmare America wishes to forget,
[05:13:28] and the trans agenda has collapsed
[05:13:30] under the weight of reason.
[05:13:32] Through our nation demands a border, a belief in biology,
[05:13:35] access to fossil fuel, and incarcerating criminals.
[05:13:38] And enough with identity politics.
[05:13:40] I don't need to hear your pronoun preference
[05:13:42] when you're telling me the soup of the day.
[05:13:45] But even if mainstream America, these ideas are done,
[05:13:49] they're still gasping and twitching
[05:13:51] in the corpse of the Democratic Party, thanks to the DSA.
[05:13:55] So that's their battle and not ours.
[05:13:57] There won't be a socialist America,
[05:13:59] but the Democratic Party looking like a sure bet.
[05:14:02] We could throw them a life preserver,
[05:14:04] but they'd only call it racist for being white.
[05:14:08] be sure to like and subscribe.
[05:14:10] Wow, that shit went hard in the retirement home.
[05:14:16] Fox is going so hard.
[05:14:17] This is not your most important photo on Getty.
[05:14:20] Wait, really?
[05:14:25] I hate it, but they know I hate it.
[05:14:27] That's why they play it.
[05:14:29] Fox News alert Abdul El Sayed is calling for unity,
[05:14:32] but he's refusing to condemn Hassan Piker,
[05:14:35] despite piker saying that america deserved 9 11 he said that you need to
[05:14:41] renounce people like the left wing streamer has on piker who was campaigning
[05:14:45] with you was out there in michigan on monday night late last night as well
[05:14:49] do you have any plans to to do that look i'll tell you this i'm less focused
[05:14:57] on folks who are campaigning with me more focused on the folks i'm
[05:14:59] campaigning to and i think it's important to stay in touch with the
[05:15:03] folks who how long are they gonna milk this I don't know I want to know what
[05:15:08] their audience is saying when people are more focused on power than morals I
[05:15:15] always laugh when wrestling board for Carville is old serpent head Carville's
[05:15:20] notion oh my god all the boomers that watch this fucking hate James Carville so
[05:15:24] they're accidentally getting polarized they're they're accidentally getting
[05:15:29] polarized in my direction who you want to elect you I think that's clearly what's
[05:15:33] gone wrong with senator Federman yes the top comment is my head is small
[05:15:38] fuck you I did have some words for my next guest James Carville now James
[05:15:43] Carville talking about leaving the party we got John Federman James Carville
[05:15:47] fantasizing about leaving the party I'm like you're sweetening the deal it's
[05:15:52] also I mean just so part of his life why does anybody still listen to James
[05:15:56] He said one smart thing once, but she seems to have forgotten which is when he's the economy stupid
[05:16:03] Join me now democratic strategist James Carville. That was a rather smart take. It's the economy
[05:16:10] Blessing me. I don't know what I can do. I can't take it. Please mommy help me
[05:16:17] Such vicious people wow
[05:16:21] So I look at the end of the day, I think the guy's gonna win anyway
[05:16:26] I mean, Trump's probably 30 points underwater in Michigan.
[05:16:33] His opponent is a lackey, a big farmer, an election denier.
[05:16:39] He can't help himself.
[05:16:40] He got it.
[05:16:41] He got it still to the line.
[05:16:43] Look at him.
[05:16:44] Look at him.
[05:16:47] I say, Bendenick, but you can't.
[05:16:51] I don't want you to, Jennifer, like, too hard now.
[05:16:55] I don't want you to bust a hip on the way down.
[05:17:05] Yeah, I like that we went from Anthony Fantano
[05:17:08] to back to dehydrated Anthony Fantano.
[05:17:11] Totally in on a losing war.
[05:17:14] And so he's got some slack.
[05:17:17] He'd probably use every bit of it
[05:17:18] but I still think he's gonna win.
[05:17:19] And you know, Mike Rogers, of course,
[05:17:21] would take issue with that.
[05:17:22] We'll see, I personally don't think
[05:17:23] Mission Impossible would break.
[05:17:24] No, he would take issue with the fact
[05:17:25] that he's a big form of love, you think Michigan is there,
[05:17:28] but you think Michigan is there
[05:17:29] with this really socialist demeanor.
[05:17:33] Well, I look, I'll say just some things that they said
[05:17:36] that maybe people don't agree with,
[05:17:38] but what you really don't agree with,
[05:17:39] they're getting slaughtered in a sitcom,
[05:17:41] Megan slaughtered with these.
[05:17:43] Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh,
[05:17:48] James, bro, brother, brother,
[05:17:55] Look, look, look, Mac and Annie's like, we brought you on to shit on her.
[05:17:58] So Parker, what the fuck are you doing?
[05:18:00] Now you're talking about socialists are going to defeat the Republicans.
[05:18:04] Look at her face.
[05:18:06] Look at her face.
[05:18:07] Okay, James.
[05:18:09] Okay, James.
[05:18:11] Hey, yo.
[05:18:13] Hey, yo.
[05:18:19] I don't like this guy.
[05:18:20] But let me tell you, you know what I don't like?
[05:18:27] Because living crisis, the economy, people are getting slaughtered.
[05:18:34] The terrorists are getting slaughtered in this stupid war that we've already lost.
[05:18:38] We don't even know how to surrender.
[05:18:40] They're getting slaughtered in an economy that when Trump took it over was called by the
[05:18:44] economists and Jamie Diamond.
[05:18:45] Bro, look at her face.
[05:18:46] Look at her face.
[05:18:47] Oh my God.
[05:18:49] Oh my god, she's literally shocked. Oh my god
[05:18:53] I think they brought him on because they thought he was gonna unload on me and Abdul and he just
[05:19:01] Flipped it so fast. She's like pissed. Oh
[05:19:04] My god mouth a gate dude James Kyle welcome to the resistance
[05:19:10] James Kyle remembered. Maybe you can't criticize this room the party. I
[05:19:15] Said I said what I say earlier. Hey, who'd Barack?
[05:19:19] Worked on this campaign back in 99. Let me tell you something. Okay
[05:19:23] What I was trying to do is dismantle design this entity piece by piece. I I came in as an insider
[05:19:32] Thought I could do an inside outside job
[05:19:34] That's right. The whole time I was a double A. Everything I said beforehand was a lie.
[05:19:54] Oh, if I just caught him in the history of the world, now would point will be losing
[05:20:02] jobs and he keeps revising job with loss downward. So, yeah, this is a race where if you're not a
[05:20:08] Republican, you should win and win easily. I don't know if that all things can be easy.
[05:20:13] I'm going to take a bet with you there. I think Michigan looks for Mike Rogers,
[05:20:16] and I think value added is President Trump, in my view. I do want to play this for you.
[05:20:21] Here's Bernie Sanders. Listen to this. So when someone like James Carville says he
[05:20:27] He doesn't want to be in the same political party as Hasan Piker.
[05:20:33] Which one are you going to take?
[05:20:35] I think one of the funniest parts about this is also James Carvel has got like what?
[05:20:42] Maximum 10 more years of life.
[05:20:44] Like he's on one HP, no disrespect to my man, but he's 90 something years old.
[05:20:49] So like, like how many more years does he have in the party or at least on God's
[05:20:55] green earth to begin with, you know what I mean? Like, I'm just saying, like, he's like,
[05:21:02] oh yeah, I got me my way of the highway. It's on a mirror or a sound pocket.
[05:21:09] And it's like, okay,
[05:21:12] well, that's not much of a choice. So Mr. Carvel doesn't want to be in my party and
[05:21:16] the party that I belong to that pica that I'll sell us as I had belongs to,
[05:21:20] he can start his own party. These socialists have a lot of time on you.
[05:21:26] They seem to, they seem to, and I don't know, they're not the warrior. I'll be 82 in October,
[05:21:32] so much longer. You know, I said to Sanders, things, it was not a Democrat. He was a socialist.
[05:21:38] He didn't register as a Democrat. So I don't know, when he was a socialist, I was a Democrat.
[05:21:43] I'm still a Democrat. Is he one now? I have no idea. I do know that maybe he has
[05:21:48] has some animosity because he tried twice to get the Democratic nomination of
[05:21:53] president and he failed rather spectacularly both times. But I can't do
[05:22:01] anything about these people if they had never in their life to never I think
[05:22:05] bigger than mouth. Well they they should take in you know really your wisdom on
[05:22:09] he's so mad
[05:22:18] The winning Democratic politics you did get Bill Clinton across the finish line after all on that note
[05:22:23] You say you're a political animal. You just want to win races. There is a race Tuesday
[05:22:27] Francesca Hong has a huge lead. Here's Francesca Hong
[05:22:33] Thanksgiving is also a time that's incredible. Are they trying to give this man a stroke was happening
[05:22:39] Like don't even show Francesca Hong's Thanksgiving tweets to James Carville, man.
[05:22:45] Now I feel bad.
[05:22:46] Again, 82 years old, man, just let him, let him rest, you know?
[05:22:52] Painful for many people in our communities.
[05:22:54] And so I think there I wanted to make sure that people understood that there are multiple
[05:22:59] views, but views can evolve.
[05:23:02] I mean, James, she says Thanksgiving is now her favorite holiday, but I imagine you
[05:23:06] like that as a political operative that quote look I think that these the progressive left
[05:23:12] in a very tech people I think they've come up with a AI random stupid idea generator
[05:23:25] God he fucking loves being on camera so much
[05:23:29] he is the court generator that's why that that's why they they ask him on that's why
[05:23:34] why he goes on, he loves it, he'll shit on the left.
[05:23:41] I think the stupid idea generator can think of things
[05:23:43] that humans can't, like canceling Thanksgiving
[05:23:46] or being against interracial dating.
[05:23:48] So I'm just waiting to the next stupid idea AI generator
[05:23:53] that's comes out, spits out of that
[05:23:55] and probably go through to the humanities faculty
[05:23:57] at the University of Wisconsin
[05:23:58] for it after it gets put in a candidate's hand.
[05:24:02] But that seems like where some of these ideas would originate.
[05:24:05] James, I want to ask you this seriously.
[05:24:07] Oh, the idea that Dario Lisa is anti-miscegenation, that shit makes me so fucking mad, like, that's not, oh my god.
[05:24:17] You know, practitioner question, because you are a practitioner of politics.
[05:24:20] The media did her so dirty with that shit.
[05:24:22] Polling said Al Sad would win by double digits, but he didn't.
[05:24:26] It was very close, about a one-point race.
[05:24:29] Why is the polling so often Michigan?
[05:24:31] I mean, could it be often Wisconsin?
[05:24:34] That's a good question.
[05:24:35] And what happened in New Jersey was everybody thought,
[05:24:38] remember the last good material race,
[05:24:40] and well, Spanburg, Atlanta, Virginia,
[05:24:42] when it's gonna be tied in.
[05:24:44] Yeah, old man going back to the same hits.
[05:24:46] The polls were coming out.
[05:24:47] There was neck and neck and both provisional
[05:24:49] and I went, make a show run by 13 points.
[05:24:53] Said it's been some pretty big polling phase.
[05:24:56] You talk to any posts, they'll tell you,
[05:24:57] climbers are notoriously hard to poll.
[05:25:00] And what I don't think that it's rigged by anybody.
[05:25:03] I think the last thing a poster wants is to be wrong.
[05:25:07] I mean, that's what they do for a living,
[05:25:09] but they sure have to kind of look at it
[05:25:11] and how to allocate.
[05:25:12] But primary polling is hard.
[05:25:14] I'm never surprised when it's off,
[05:25:17] even by as much as it was this time.
[05:25:19] Interesting.
[05:25:20] Well, I look forward to having more conversations like this,
[05:25:22] because we had intermittent-
[05:25:23] I guess they're down Bernie Sanders and Hassan Pfeiffer, and I also ain't out running me out.
[05:25:30] We'll stick around a little bit longer.
[05:25:32] Hey, maybe they should listen. You got Bill Clinton elected. Thank you, James.
[05:25:35] Be sure to like.
[05:25:37] Yeah, do you like that? Do you like Bill Clinton? Like, what's happening?
[05:25:41] Psychotherapist explains, oh dude, when they start busting these out, you know this is like the throes, the final throes, you know?
[05:25:51] Psycho therapist explains the appeal of democratic socialism.
[05:25:55] Yeah, I'm not going to watch this shit, dude.
[05:25:57] I'm sorry.
[05:25:59] The other things that are playing.
[05:26:03] The National Left.
[05:26:07] Our Fox News producer, Seger Hassan fans, that's crazy.
[05:26:10] We're not watching.
[05:26:11] We begin with this morning's top story, the over.
[05:26:14] Yeah, let's talk about top blanche real quick.
[05:26:16] And then we'll move on to situation matter and then we'll watch
[05:26:19] Jasmine Gold and a bunch of other things. Oh God, I'm stuck as James Carville now.
[05:26:31] For night confirmation vote for President Trump's pick to lead the Department of Justice. I'm talking about Todd Blanche, the president's former personal defense attorney was confirmed early this morning in a 50 to 49 vote. Blanche had been acting Attorney General since April.
[05:26:46] But his nomination faced uncertainty.
[05:26:49] Two Republican senators broke with their party
[05:26:51] to join Democrats in opposing him.
[05:26:53] But ultimately, President Trump gathered enough support
[05:26:56] to get his nominee over the finish line.
[05:26:58] Torian Small is in Bridgewater, New Jersey,
[05:27:00] near Bedminster, where the president
[05:27:01] is staying this weekend.
[05:27:02] Torian, good morning.
[05:27:05] Thank Kelly, good morning.
[05:27:06] Blanche reacting to the news this morning,
[05:27:08] thanking the president and the Senate for staying late
[05:27:11] and saying he's deeply honored by this confirmation.
[05:27:14] A tense two week Senate solo session ended in a nail biter and at 50 49 vote
[05:27:21] top blanche received the nearest Senate confirmation margin for an attorney
[05:27:26] general in modern history but not without a fight. I think my my greater
[05:27:31] concern was not necessarily with the anti-weaponization fund but with the
[05:27:35] broad audit immunity that the president and his family had been granted. For
[05:27:41] For those reasons, Republican Alaska Senator Lisa Murkowski said she and Susan Collins
[05:27:46] of Maine were out, further fueling her view with the president.
[05:27:51] Jan Harsh works for Murkowski, an interview with Conchbull.
[05:27:54] I'm against Murkowski.
[05:27:56] I think she's, I do more for Alaska than any president in history.
[05:28:00] No president's done for Alaska.
[05:28:02] I've done.
[05:28:03] She's, she's not good.
[05:28:06] But it was Louisiana Senator Bill Cassidy's endorsement that pushed Blanche across
[05:28:10] Fuckin asshole dude this guy can't even like
[05:28:17] Can't even maintain a shred of dignity by the way fucking asshole
[05:28:24] Anyway
[05:28:27] His response to it was also ridiculous he's like oh well someone else might be even worse you're a bitch
[05:28:34] Yeah, cuck to the end, dude. None of these guys. Like, you have no reason to do this,
[05:28:45] okay? You have no reason to give Trump a layup. He outcast you. He fucking outcast you. And now
[05:28:55] you're letting Trump's defense attorney replace the previous Trump defense attorney who happened
[05:29:00] to be the Attorney General. This is why you will never catch me in a million years defending
[05:29:11] any Republican, not even Mitt Romney. Mothafuckers will be like, oh, Mitt Romney is woke now. Fuck that!
[05:29:16] Once a Republican, always a Republican, okay?
[05:29:19] Your apology has to be louder than the offense. Your restitution has to be more robust than
[05:29:32] what you have done in the past. Bullshit. Yeah, master of Epstein coverup gets to be the head
[05:29:42] of the department of justice. He's the architect of the Epstein coverup. It's madness. I know.
[05:29:48] I know. It's fucking bullshit.
[05:29:51] Troiota, guys, Troiota has been doing the damn thing for years now as a Democrat, and
[05:30:00] not just any kind of Democrat, but straightforwardly like a very progressive, very left Democrat.
[05:30:09] Yeah, the apology must be louder than the disrespect.
[05:30:15] These motherfuckers still very much a goddamn Republican.
[05:30:20] I'll vote for Mr. Blanche.
[05:30:22] I'll be criticized for this vote.
[05:30:24] What's new?
[05:30:25] But another potential battle awaits lawmakers' return from their August recess.
[05:30:30] Federal Appeals Court ordered a halt to construction on Trump's 400 million dollar White House ballroom,
[05:30:38] ruling it needed congressional approval first.
[05:30:41] A bill to do just that has been sitting on the hill since April and touched Trump responded
[05:30:48] within hours saying he will immediately appeal to the United States Supreme Court and calling
[05:30:53] it an unjust ruling and arguing it's needed for national security.
[05:31:00] President Trump is also resuming efforts to fire Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook over
[05:31:05] allegation.
[05:31:06] Dude, yeah, Republicans love getting cocked so much.
[05:31:11] I mean, this is a humiliation ritual, bro.
[05:31:15] It's crazy.
[05:31:17] He had the opportunity to just, you know, deliver one last fuck you to Donald Trump.
[05:31:27] One last fuck you to Donald Trump.
[05:31:29] And he just ate it.
[05:31:31] And of mortgage fraud, according to a letter obtained by CBS News, this
[05:31:34] comes after the Supreme Court block president Trump for firing cut in June.
[05:31:39] as her lawsuit continues. Adriana.
[05:31:42] Alright, Torian. Thank you so much.
[05:31:44] Diplomatic efforts towards peace continue in the Middle East.
[05:31:47] Friday, Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan all signed a new mutual defense
[05:31:51] agreement that would treat an attack on one country as an attack on all three.
[05:31:55] This, as US officials say, a deal between Iran and Oman
[05:31:59] to reopen the strategic Strait of Hormuz is imminent.
[05:32:02] NTS Tiamh joins us with the latest. Good morning.
[05:32:05] Kelly Adriana, good morning to you.
[05:32:07] Well, we're tracking those two major developments overnight
[05:32:09] that really could reshape the Middle East.
[05:32:11] Now, as we've been saying, one offers the prospect
[05:32:13] of de-escalation with Iran, while the other
[05:32:15] could redrop the region's security map.
[05:32:17] First, after weeks of indirect negotiations,
[05:32:20] CBS News has confirmed a deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz
[05:32:23] could come at any moment.
[05:32:24] Now, why do officials tell us that real progress has
[05:32:27] been made between Iran and Oman?
[05:32:29] And if commercial shipping resumes,
[05:32:31] the United States is prepared to lift its naval blockade
[05:32:34] of Iranian ports, which allows for roughly 20%
[05:32:38] the world's oil to start passing through the strait again.
[05:32:41] There's something so funny about this by the way.
[05:32:52] They've already started talking about alternatives.
[05:32:57] And there's a likelihood that this Turkey-Pakistan-Saudi Arabia commitment is more so than a security
[05:33:03] commitment, but instead one that will hopefully, from their perspective, find new routes to
[05:33:12] transit oil through underground pipelines.
[05:33:16] And the reason why they have to do that is because they've just given up on the straight.
[05:33:20] They literally, Scott Besset straight up was like, we're done.
[05:33:24] The straight is cooked.
[05:33:26] Now, in the interim, there's not really much you can do about it.
[05:33:32] Like, they can't really, like, there's a total realignment happening here.
[05:33:39] Very different security commitments taking place, taking shape right now.
[05:33:44] Largely because of America's incompetence, largely because America decided to lean into
[05:33:47] what Israel wanted, right?
[05:33:50] And everyone is pissed off.
[05:33:52] Everyone's frustrated.
[05:33:53] Everyone's angry.
[05:33:54] Here's the problem.
[05:33:56] Oil pipelines are one still, oil pipelines can still blow up, okay?
[05:34:02] number one, two, it will take a decade to build these pipelines
[05:34:08] and start rerouting oil through said pipelines. So what are we
[05:34:13] going to do for a decade? What's the rest of the world going
[05:34:15] to do for a decade? So even if their goal is to render the
[05:34:25] straight to basically something inconsequential, there is not enough time to be able to accomplish
[05:34:38] this.
[05:34:44] There's simply not enough time to accomplish this.
[05:34:46] But I think there's also a separate goal.
[05:34:53] Obviously pipelines have limitations as well.
[05:34:56] Oil tankers, there's a reason why we still use oil tankers and not pipelines.
[05:35:03] Oil tankers are far more efficient.
[05:35:04] It's the most efficient mode of transit.
[05:35:07] You can put far more barrels on tankers and keep feeding them through the straight
[05:35:14] as opposed to the finite amount that can transit through these pipelines.
[05:35:22] But what's really interesting is what the spells is America has basically realized it's lost
[05:35:37] the war.
[05:35:38] They haven't admitted it yet.
[05:35:40] I don't know what stage of grief we're at now,
[05:35:44] because we were in denial, and I think now we're bargaining,
[05:35:48] but we are certainly far from acceptance.
[05:35:54] We're in the bargaining phase
[05:35:58] where basically, Dan Cain
[05:36:05] has come out and openly revealed
[05:36:07] that we have to put an end to this.
[05:36:08] I mean, he, as you guys know, Dan Cain and many of the other generals in Trump's orbit
[05:36:13] were obviously never a fan of this action, but they followed through on it.
[05:36:19] There's also the military as an institution.
[05:36:22] I've talked about this before where like, remember when I said no general wants to
[05:36:30] put their name next to a spectacular failure of a military campaign when they know it's
[05:36:37] most likely going to fail.
[05:36:40] Dankane was Trump's most loyal general.
[05:36:42] He was the highest ranking guy who was willing to do his bidding.
[05:36:50] And now, given the operational constraints, given the lack of tools that we have at our
[05:36:59] disposal to continue waging this war without tremendous cost, and by that I don't mean
[05:37:06] dollar signs. When I say tremendous costs, I'm talking about casualties. I'm talking about
[05:37:13] additional assets that we will lose. Because like I said, the only way to escalate going forward is
[05:37:19] when you've already depleted your Tomahawk missiles, your standoff munitions,
[05:37:23] you just have to throw pilots and fighter jets in the direction of Iranian anti-air
[05:37:31] defenses, it's not going to happen. It's too costly. It would be a heavy price.
[05:37:39] One that I don't think Trump is interested in paying.
[05:37:46] There is no secret sauce here. There's no secret weapon. There's no secret sauce.
[05:37:51] There's no alternative. There's only two ways out of this, which is de-escalation or escalation.
[05:37:56] and escalation has no guarantee. So Iran holds all the cards. Iran established primacy over
[05:38:07] the Strait of Hormuz and Iranian allies, the Houthis, are causing a lot of trouble
[05:38:16] in Bob El-Mandeb, the other Strait in the Red Sea.
[05:38:20] In the process, we've lost, this is the most conservative estimate, $40 billion on the military
[05:38:28] operations according to the Center for Strategic and International Studies report by Time Magazine.
[05:38:33] $26 billion allocated to munitions, including $18.5 billion in specific ammunition categories.
[05:38:40] And the equipment estimates are too low, says the Metacognates. They probably lost 35
[05:38:45] Mark MQ-9s, that's $1 billion, add in the AN-FPS-132 radar and cutter and you've already, you're already at the lower bound of 2 billion, including the MQ-4C tankers, F-35, F-15s, A-10s, helicopters, transport planes, E-3 sentry, and all the other radars.
[05:39:03] Something he forgot was also the AWACS system.
[05:39:08] I mean, I guess E3 is E3 AWACS. E3 is AWACS, right? Never mind. But he didn't mention the
[05:39:19] numerous straddle tankers as well. E3 is the, yeah, the E3 century is the AWACS, but he
[05:39:28] didn't mention the straddle tankers. So there's the straddle tankers that got destroyed
[05:39:33] In the Al Udeid airbase, there's the shadow tankers that got destroyed, or one of them basically landed without its radar thing up on its tail.
[05:39:49] Yeah, the one E3 is like, I think, half a billion, 700 million, someone said in the chat, it's these are very, very costly pieces of equipment.
[05:40:02] I mean the AWACS stuff is really cool. If you're a plane nerd, it's the the aerial radar
[05:40:12] But they're very very expensive and they take a long time to to you know, they take a long time to rebuild to make new ones
[05:40:24] Tremendous amounts of tech on those things, okay
[05:40:27] Okay? Now add to that, yes, pilots being one of the Air Force and Navy's scarcest resources
[05:40:35] and not replaceable even at any rate, say, patriots, even at the military and Trump were
[05:40:40] willing to stomach human casualties.
[05:40:43] There's no operation where you can just send as many fighter jets as possible. Israel will
[05:40:48] not play a role in an operation like that without maintaining air superiority, guaranteed
[05:40:53] air superiority, not air supremacy, not like in the off chance that anti-air systems could
[05:41:00] pepper some of these planes, like guaranteed air superiority is a necessity for Israel
[05:41:06] to conduct their operations, because you know they're very shy about allowing their soldiers
[05:41:12] to die or get captured, God forbid.
[05:41:17] So, there's just no shot.
[05:41:25] Oh, sorry, air superiority is the lower version
[05:41:30] of supremacy, I apologize, I fucked up the terms.
[05:41:34] Anyway, it's been really funny watching the American government
[05:41:42] try to push the Defense Production Act
[05:41:46] Raytheon, Lockheed Martin, all these other providers to really improve their procurement
[05:41:54] strategies to re-up and re-arm. The military has been really funny because they just want the
[05:42:02] defense industry to conduct alchemy.
[05:42:08] The Pentagon is now giving defense contracts with 21 days to come up with ways to dramatically
[05:42:12] accelerate weapons production as the Iran war continues to eat through U.S. stockpiles.
[05:42:17] Deputy Defense Secretary Steve Feinberg directed industry to propose faster delivery schedules,
[05:42:22] increased production and investments in new manufacturing capacity. The scale of the
[05:42:26] depletion is significant. Now, what's funny about this also is that this isn't even for Iran.
[05:42:34] You might think this is for Iran. This is not for Iran.
[05:42:37] This is for American defenses going forward. They have to re-up and rearm so that they have sufficient missiles to defend the homeland.
[05:42:48] I think things are going to get very interesting as time continues, because the military is an organized unit in and of itself.
[05:42:59] And as you recall, I've talked about, now, as I mentioned earlier, generals don't want to put
[05:43:06] their name on certain missions, certain campaigns, because they care about that. But it's a,
[05:43:10] it's a bureaucratic process in and of itself. And I would go so far as to say the American
[05:43:15] military is probably the last remaining institution that kind of works in this fucking country.
[05:43:21] And unfortunately for them, let's be real, capitalism and ensudification is also taken
[05:43:27] route within the American military specifically because so much of the military relies on
[05:43:34] private enterprise. Whether it be defense contractors, whether it be the entire backbone of the AMO,
[05:43:41] everything comes from private industry. And private industry within the military industrial
[05:43:47] complex is filled to the brim with defense bloat. This is part of the reason why it's
[05:43:53] unbelievably costly, unbelievably slow. And if we're fighting an enemy, a foreign adversary that
[05:44:01] is, if we're fighting a foreign adversary that's fighting a war of survival, it's very clear that
[05:44:07] we don't have the capacity to dominate them militarily. That's where we're at right now.
[05:44:16] So what they're demanding, what the American government is demanding is basically alchemy.
[05:44:21] Okay, they're like, do magic, please. Just, you know, find a way to materialize more missiles.
[05:44:30] I don't know how they would be able to do this. I don't know what the possible scenario here is.
[05:44:38] But given that the military industrial complex is designed to yield tremendous super profits
[05:44:48] for a handful of, you know, capitalist pedophiles, parasitic capitalist executives.
[05:44:57] I just don't think that they're going to follow through on this.
[05:45:03] I don't even know if they could follow through on this, even if they wanted to.
[05:45:11] But once again, all signs point to, I'm not going to say the M word.
[05:45:18] But all signs point to real problems internally in the military and it's definitely getting
[05:45:30] to a pressure point.
[05:45:35] Okay?
[05:45:44] I just mean, I don't see this, I don't, I don't see them getting out of this situation
[05:45:50] at all.
[05:45:51] And once we move past the bargaining phase to the acceptance phase, once we get there,
[05:45:59] there's going to be a lot of shit slinging.
[05:46:02] Okay.
[05:46:03] There's going to be a lot of shit slinging is I don't think Dan Kane wants to carry
[05:46:11] the cost and the burden and the blame for Trump and Israel's war against Iran.
[05:46:19] Now, of course, you still got New York Post saying Trump's best option on Iran's nuclear programs
[05:46:23] to bomb the tunnel entrance of pickaxe. In other words, a symbolic W, pickaxe even deeper than
[05:46:30] the other facilities. The top U.S. general, Dan Cain has recently sidebarred with some of those
[05:46:37] key, like my Trump advisor, an effort to facilitate interagency coordination and ensure they are
[05:46:42] on the same page ahead of meetings with the president.
[05:46:45] The aim has been to make clear the limitations of pitfalls of the available military options,
[05:46:48] including those that do not involve putting US boots on the ground, the sources said.
[05:46:58] Hainis coaching other people around Trump on how to properly explain to him that
[05:47:01] destroying Iran's energy infrastructure is a bad idea.
[05:47:07] All the while Iran is obviously cutting side deals with Oman and Iran has successfully dealt
[05:47:17] with Oman.
[05:47:18] Basically de facto control over the Strait of Hormuz.
[05:47:21] Iran controls the entry and exit.
[05:47:24] Iran will not allow Israel or American ships or Israel or American connected ships to
[05:47:29] transit through the Strait of Hormuz unless they pay Iran.
[05:47:35] a toll necessarily, which they are going to charge, I believe it's around 7%. That's the
[05:47:41] number that they arrived at for, you know, an environmental fee, security fee, you know,
[05:47:47] that kind of thing. But yeah, 7% of the cargo is the number that they arrived at. A processing
[05:48:01] Whatever you want to call it doesn't really matter. You can call it toll if you want
[05:48:06] Yeah, ticketmaster Iran Ayatollah pay itola
[05:48:10] that sort of situation so
[05:48:16] Iran
[05:48:21] Is not going to allow you as an Israeli ships to transit to the Shad of Hormuz and everyone else is going to pay
[05:48:27] 7% now of course the initial Iranian told before the memorandum of understanding or during the memorandum of understanding
[05:48:35] Ironically enough was 2%
[05:48:37] So every time they gain more leverage they understandably
[05:48:43] increase
[05:48:44] their demands
[05:48:46] Because that's how it works
[05:48:50] This is precisely the reason why I kept saying it's time to pull out and
[05:48:54] And before we went in, I said, do not go in.
[05:48:58] And then after we went in, I said, pull out now.
[05:49:02] And yet everybody said, we got contingencies, little bro.
[05:49:05] It turns out we don't.
[05:49:08] Here are some of the other Iranian demands.
[05:49:11] The Shrida formus will not be open until the United States corrects his behavior.
[05:49:15] Correcting behavior means never threatening Iran or insulting the sacred values of this
[05:49:19] nation in any language.
[05:49:20] That's funny in any language.
[05:49:22] Once and for all, any war and aggression against Iran and its allies in Lebanon, Palestine,
[05:49:27] Yemen and Iraq, lifting the naval blockade and withdrawing its proceed, they added Palestine.
[05:49:34] Before it was Lebanon, now it's Lebanon, Palestine, Yemen and Iraq, lifting the naval blockade
[05:49:42] and withdrawing its military forces, naval and air from the vicinity of Iran, pulling
[05:49:46] out from the bases, which they by the way, de facto have pulled out to a great
[05:49:52] degree because Iran just blew up a lot of these bases. So Americans were forced to retreat
[05:49:58] anyway. A lot of their assets were panic-shipped into Jordan, which then they started blowing
[05:50:04] up there as well. The rest will probably go to Israel, sitting a hangar there, fully
[05:50:14] compensating Iran for the damages caused by the two aggressive and imposed wars, lifting
[05:50:17] the unjust and illegal sanctions against the Iranian people, unconditionally releasing the
[05:50:22] assets that have been blocked and stolen from the Iran people. So this is pretty easy to
[05:50:26] understand. These were the demands. Ironically enough, these were also, I guess these demands
[05:50:35] were more reasonable during the negotiations process before America decided to decapitate
[05:50:43] Iranian leadership and execute IRGC high command.
[05:50:49] And then, if you notice the trend, this is Iran's terms of surrender for America, okay?
[05:51:01] These are the demands of the Iranian people, they say, who have voiced them for 160 days
[05:51:05] in the streets and squares of the Supreme National Security Council will never compromise
[05:51:08] whether in war or negotiations.
[05:51:17] And especially since Iran said we decide the tempo and started striking at Jordan, an American
[05:51:28] lack of response to this, an American lack of response to these demands could cause Iran
[05:51:38] to start peppering Jordan again.
[05:51:50] New York Times, of course, covered this saying,
[05:51:52] Iran issues list of demands dampening hopes
[05:51:54] of reopening the straight.
[05:52:02] This was, of course, Scott Besant.
[05:52:05] I think shortly, maybe even today, tomorrow,
[05:52:08] we are going to see an agreement at 30, 60 day ceasefire
[05:52:14] and straight will be open, energy prices should come down.
[05:52:21] That was on August 7th, and here he is on August 4th,
[05:52:27] three days prior to August 7th.
[05:52:29] I think there is a chance we may have a deal today
[05:52:31] or tomorrow to open the straight
[05:52:35] And I think there is a chance we may have a deal today or tomorrow to open the strait.
[05:52:45] Yeah.
[05:52:47] Here's August 6th.
[05:52:54] Very good.
[05:52:54] Very good.
[05:52:55] Very good.
[05:52:58] So yeah, as I've said over and over again, Trump can manipulate the markets.
[05:53:05] But he can't out-yap a lack, a significant shortage of a hard commodity necessary for global survival
[05:53:15] that is traded on the global markets. It's just not going to happen.
[05:53:23] Donald Trump is destroying the world.
[05:53:25] But, at least, we're keeping our most important ally hopeful.
[05:53:38] Let's see what Ben Shapiro's brilliant mind came up with yesterday.
[05:53:47] There are things that could be done that range from striking their energy facilities and
[05:53:51] Walking away to allowing our allies in the region ranging from Israel to Saudi Arabia to UAE to have oversight over these particular areas
[05:53:59] To yeah, I think we could probably just walk away retain the sanctions and then let the Europeans Japanese and Chinese deal with the straight of hormones
[05:54:05] I think the worst-case scenario here is cutting up
[05:54:08] I don't like that Ben is also wearing the same fucking color suit is me what the fuck is going on today bad deal that ends with
[05:54:14] Iran in a position to rebuild with control over the straight and that's the thing that I'm concerned about oh
[05:54:20] Well, you just said you would fucking relinquish control over the Shreddo Hormuz to Iran, but you're then concerned about it
[05:54:27] But what's really interesting is
[05:54:30] We have no say Ben
[05:54:33] We have no fucking say in the process Ben
[05:54:38] The question remains you and what army are you gonna go over there and open it?
[05:54:44] Okay, are you concerned about it for
[05:54:47] For both the welfare of the United States and Israel, is there a nexus there?
[05:54:55] Because obviously, Iran wants to wipe out every Jew on the planet.
[05:55:03] Oh God, yeah, obviously, I mean, definitely.
[05:55:11] dog there are Jews in Iran what are you saying you fucking boomer so I mean
[05:55:18] obviously there's a crossing of streams there my predominant interest is
[05:55:22] obviously that the United States wishes for there not to be a nuclear Iran this
[05:55:26] is something the president has said over and over again the obviously there are
[05:55:29] other allies in the region that are threatened by Iran including Saudi
[05:55:32] Arabia Bahrain UAE Kuwait all of which have been active in this conflict and
[05:55:37] so I think they're sometimes an attempt to say that the only interest in the
[05:55:40] region is the Israeli interest and that if you are in favor of the president
[05:55:44] ending the conflict victoriously it must only be on Israel's behalf a strange
[05:55:49] contention given the fact that if I'm sure that if you ask Prime Minister
[05:55:53] Netanyahu what he would want and you just you know what would he want in a
[05:55:56] utopian world the answer presumably would be the toppling of the Iranian
[05:56:00] regime using whatever possible force is necessary which is not something that
[05:56:03] I've actually called for so again yeah in my opinion this is the best the
[05:56:10] is really hoping for now blow another huge chunk of the remaining
[05:56:12] uh... tl a m's
[05:56:14] and j s s m's on a blatant war crime watcher on destroy all the oil and
[05:56:19] pressure in the region of response and have the u s force retreat the stupid
[05:56:22] possible outcome for everyone but them
[05:56:24] it would accomplish absolutely nothing towards the return of the previous
[05:56:26] status quo with hormones but it sure would make iranian suffer which is what
[05:56:29] they're looking for
[05:56:35] yeah
[05:56:39] that would be the worst option
[05:56:46] geek military right here is is winning all yet iran is also or the guardian has
[05:56:50] said
[05:56:52] that iran hopes to deal trump a blow in the midterms iran is set out a
[05:56:55] protracted negotiation timetable design to keep down from embroiled in iran
[05:56:59] conflict until the midterm elections in the hope of inflicting the same
[05:57:02] ruin is blow on his presidency is jimmy carter suffered
[05:57:05] over the nineteen seventy nine
[05:57:07] 1981 U.S. Embassy hostage crisis. Now the difference there is Iran was in direct coordination with
[05:57:14] the Republicans at the time. Okay.
[05:57:21] That was direct coordination with the foreign adversary, but of course that was the Republicans,
[05:57:27] they get to do that. Can you imagine a world where the Democratic party was through back channels,
[05:57:36] coordinating with the IRGC. Just think about that world. What would the GOP would literally
[05:57:45] murder every Democrat in the country? They would just literally line up every Democrat
[05:57:49] and murder them.
[05:57:57] But it's funny because Trump will probably look to this and claim that the Democrat Party
[05:58:07] is cooperating with Iran anyway.
[05:58:24] Right now more than 5,000 sailors and Marines are stuck aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln in
[05:58:28] the ninth month of a deployment that was supposed to last seven, supporting military operations
[05:58:32] against Iran that Congress never authorized.
[05:58:35] Their families are begging someone to listen.
[05:58:37] Moldy showers, broken toilets, no hot water for weeks, meals that came down to half a
[05:58:41] cup of rice and two tortillas, a ship store out of soap, deodorant and toothpaste.
[05:58:47] Sailors so worn down that according to one family member, the ship's own doctor warned
[05:58:50] they need to reach ports soon, or people are going to start losing their minds.
[05:58:59] Don't join the military. Do not join the military. I'm sorry to say I told you. Do not join the
[05:59:07] military.
[05:59:08] Back in April, when families first raised the alarm, Pete Hexit dismissed the reports
[05:59:11] as fake news. These are the people we asked to serve in one of the most dangerous workplaces
[05:59:17] on Earth the flight deck of a nuclear-powered aircraft carrier, they and their families
[05:59:21] deserve answers.
[05:59:33] Furthermore the US was going to sell weapons to Iran during the Iran-Iraq war and use the
[05:59:36] proceeds to fund the far-right contra-rebels in Nicaragua at the same time they were supplying
[05:59:40] Iraq with WMDs, the Reagan administration genuinely just wanted to maximize deaths in
[05:59:43] in the third world, let me pay out, yes.
[05:59:51] Oh.
[06:00:00] So,
[06:00:03] things are going really well.
[06:00:10] Yeah, Kurt Mills has a funny take here,
[06:00:13] Of course, this is not even a war of plunder, a simulated war of plunder.
[06:00:17] Big oil told the president days after the Maduro raid that the country was not useless
[06:00:21] in the short term, aka Trump's term.
[06:00:23] The math here is a total fabrication and a fraction of the Iran war's cost for what
[06:00:27] is worth as any sort of offset.
[06:00:29] The total barrels of oil the U.S.'s extracted from Venezuela since January is by any
[06:00:33] credible measurement less than the current U.S. exports in a week, maybe even half
[06:00:39] or less than that.
[06:00:43] So, we don't even steal right.
[06:00:53] We took their gold anyway.
[06:00:55] I guess that was the real plunder.
[06:01:01] Who doesn't want to join the US military for free tortillas?
[06:01:03] Yeah, free tortilla night every night.
[06:01:07] On the USS Lincoln, assault.
[06:01:11] A lot of Americans are not really paying attention to this shit. We obviously are. And it has been perhaps the most spectacular blunder that I have ever experienced in the last 13 years of my professional political commentary media career.
[06:01:33] I've never seen anything like it. It's actually complete. It's unbelievable. I
[06:01:42] Was in the military and tortilla night wasn't even every night. Well now it is but it's just rice and tortilla
[06:01:51] A CSIS estimate site of other wash post puts global Patriot inventories under
[06:01:56] 827
[06:01:57] Down from roughly
[06:01:59] 200 before the war while fat inventories have fallen from 452 to fewer than 278 now
[06:02:07] We know for a fact
[06:02:11] We know was this worse than Putin invading yes
[06:02:16] Putin invading Ukraine was also a
[06:02:18] Massive fuck up because there were other means of achieving said goals
[06:02:23] But are you fucking kidding me? Yes, this is worse
[06:02:27] You say no because like a lot more people have died.
[06:02:30] A lot more people have died, a lot more Russians have died.
[06:02:35] If you're thinking about it from the perspective of like Russian casualties, yes, it's horrible.
[06:02:46] But I would say because America is the hegemonic superpower, the amount of, like America has
[06:02:55] to be the security guarantor of the entire world. America can no longer be the security
[06:03:02] guarantor of the entire world. After this is said and done, it won't even take a decade
[06:03:08] until the rest of the world has to recalibrate. It's already happening in front of our eyes.
[06:03:15] And the region itself has started to recalibrate its security assurances.
[06:03:32] The Russian invasion was more of a tactical failure, far more Russians died, whereas the
[06:03:35] American war in Iran was more of a strategic failure.
[06:03:38] Strategic aims were not met.
[06:03:39] It was a strategic failure, but also on top of that, I think the American failure
[06:03:44] here is far more costly and far more severe in the long term, because regardless of the
[06:03:51] casualties on the Russian side, from the Russian calculation, Vladimir Putin doesn't give a
[06:03:55] shit about his own people.
[06:03:56] And what he cares about is maintaining additional territory, which they were able to maintain,
[06:04:01] at least for the time being, who knows how long they will be able to hold it.
[06:04:06] But Donald Trump didn't have to blow up Iran at all.
[06:04:10] And the Strait of Hormuz, like, here, I'll give you an example.
[06:04:13] You know what this would look like if Russia was like, oh, we're invading Ukraine.
[06:04:18] And then they pushed all the way into Kiev.
[06:04:20] And then Ukraine pushed back so hard that they actually did the Kursk offensive, and
[06:04:25] then they started establishing forward operating bases inside of Russian territory.
[06:04:30] Okay?
[06:04:31] Like Donald Trump went in with this unnecessary blunder and literally fucked everything
[06:04:36] up in the process and lost tens of billions of dollars of assets in the region.
[06:04:43] Like, the equivalence of this would be if Russia was like, oh, we're invading Ukraine.
[06:04:49] We're going to take Kiev in two days, special military operations, and boom, Crimea is back
[06:04:53] in Ukrainian hands.
[06:04:55] You know what I mean?
[06:04:56] And they annexed it back.
[06:04:57] They took it back.
[06:04:58] They brought it back into the fucking national boundaries.
[06:05:00] Like, that's what it would be like.
[06:05:05] And then also, simultaneously, we found out that like, Russia's entire defense production
[06:05:12] is depleted. You know what I mean?
[06:05:25] Because like this is damn near a century of American military dominance
[06:05:32] coming to a close. I don't think a lot of people understand the significance of
[06:05:36] the events that are taking shape in front of our eyes like
[06:05:39] this is the american military doctrine the american defense capabilities the american force projection
[06:05:45] capabilities coming to a close in the way that we understand it america going forward
[06:05:50] in the long term will not be able to maintain its militant posture and everything that they do
[06:05:57] from this point on is going to be one less consequential overall it's going to be smaller
[06:06:04] and smaller incidents and they will still lead to larger and larger failures. This is the end
[06:06:13] of American imperialism in our lifetime. That's why I said what I said
[06:06:23] at Yale, at the Yale Union in that speech that I delivered, I said American Empire is dying.
[06:06:29] It's ending, no matter what we say, so it's up to us to manage that decline of American Empire,
[06:06:38] and to retreat from the world in a more equitable manner.
[06:06:44] So yeah, it's the end. It's not necessarily the end to the American Empire where the same
[06:06:48] thing's not said after the Vietnam War loss. This is very different than Vietnam, my friend.
[06:06:54] Vietnam was a 20 year occupation, built to the brim with war crimes.
[06:06:58] Okay, but the Vietnamese occupation was one backed by obviously much more powerful industrial
[06:07:09] forces that we were at war with a broader more consequential war or Cold War. But outside of that,
[06:07:15] outside of that, the Vietnamese war, America's invasion occupation of Vietnam
[06:07:21] did not penetrate American hegemony, did not deliver as devastating a blow to American military
[06:07:33] supremacy.
[06:07:37] I don't know, maybe people's attitudes at the time were similar, but I don't think they
[06:07:43] were talking about how like, we're running out of bullets, we're running out of bullets.
[06:07:49] We have basically shown all of our allies in the region and also beyond the region that
[06:07:55] American security commitments are not absolute.
[06:07:58] American security commitments are not real assurances of security, but an assurance rather
[06:08:03] that you will be victim to our adversaries in the process and we will leave you behind.
[06:08:09] Like that's not sustainable.
[06:08:15] There was no calculation like that in Vietnam.
[06:08:18] There was no calculation like that in Afghanistan.
[06:08:21] There was no such calculation in Iraq.
[06:08:25] As a matter of fact, the energy problem that exists currently because of the Strait of Hormuz
[06:08:32] being shut off by Iran did not exist in any of those other situations.
[06:08:38] As a matter of fact, one of the first things that we did in Iraq was to secure the energy
[06:08:46] ministry.
[06:08:48] We secured the oil fields and we kept refining oil.
[06:08:53] So it actually didn't disrupt the oil refinement process in Iraq that much.
[06:08:59] That was the first goal.
[06:09:03] Vietnam certainly did not have any oil or energy that the rest of the world was taking
[06:09:13] advantage of.
[06:09:14] The rest of the world was utilizing.
[06:09:16] So there's nothing that we've done that I can think of that is similar to what is
[06:09:22] going on here.
[06:09:28] You're saying palm trees, palm oil.
[06:09:30] Okay, palm oil is not the same, though.
[06:09:35] Like Afghanistan is opium.
[06:09:38] It's not the same.
[06:09:41] It's not the same as 20% of the entire world's energy supply that
[06:09:47] transits through this choke point.
[06:09:49] Iran, in many respects, in retaliation to the American war of choice, turned this into
[06:10:05] a war of global consequence.
[06:10:08] We look at it from over here, especially due to our distance from the battle, and we
[06:10:13] think about it as not a world war, but the consequences are global.
[06:10:20] The consequences have been global.
[06:10:29] And we could not have a worse possible person to be the commander-in-chief throughout this
[06:10:35] process.
[06:10:39] I will admit I've said in the past that, you know, Kamala Harris and Donald Trump would
[06:10:43] be identical in terms of how they deal with Israel.
[06:10:46] But this is definitely different.
[06:10:49] I don't think there's any president, Republican or Democrat that would do this.
[06:10:53] And I know for a fact that Joe Biden wouldn't do this because I'm sure that Joe Biden
[06:10:58] was pitched on this idiotic idea as well as George W. Bush, as well as Barack Obama.
[06:11:04] As well as Trump won probably.
[06:11:10] The goal for the global war on terror was to eventually do this.
[06:11:18] There's always a consideration for it, but no one would pull the trigger because everyone
[06:11:23] understood this is what would happen.
[06:11:28] So as much as I'd like to take credit for my foresight and act as though I'm so fucking
[06:11:32] brilliant for recognizing the inevitable catastrophe that this would generate.
[06:11:44] Everyone fucking knew this would happen.
[06:11:46] Everyone that's like even a little bit intelligent knew that this would happen.
[06:11:52] But Donald Trump
[06:12:04] So yeah, there's no way out of this
[06:12:09] Mark Ames says math problem Russia produced ballistic missiles faster the West can make the interceptors so far this year Russia's fired
[06:12:15] 650 ballistic missiles at Ukraine that is more than the number of pack three interceptors delivered worldwide all of last year
[06:12:22] The only thing we know about Iran missiles and missile production is that DC and the media
[06:12:27] Relying on DC for figures has wildly underestimated
[06:12:31] IRI missile
[06:12:33] Numbers and capabilities deliberately underestimated while also having no fucking clue the perfect combo to encourage Trump
[06:12:44] Yeah, all it took was for Donald Trump to have a successful military operation in Venezuela and
[06:12:50] And then Israel to strike on that opportunity when he was riding high off his own fucking supply.
[06:13:05] That's where we're at.
[06:13:12] I seem to remember Cheney and Rostel doing the same North Korean nukes and ICBMs don't matter.
[06:13:15] They're irrelevant to us now.
[06:13:17] routine after North Korea tested his first nuke,
[06:13:20] W simply stopped talking about North Korea and the acts of evil, no neocon
[06:13:23] talking point, no problem.
[06:13:27] Yeah.
[06:13:30] Yeah.
[06:13:33] An important lesson for all foreign adversaries of America
[06:13:39] to pay close attention to.
[06:13:47] You want sovereignty? You got to get nukes. That's it.
[06:13:56] Also not be doctrine for nation-building. The Israeli military is directly informed
[06:14:00] cent-com commander Admiral Brad Cooper that Israel does not need approval or
[06:14:03] support from the U.S. the wage war against her.
[06:14:09] Brother, you and what army?
[06:14:13] This is so funny. Good luck, man. That would be the funniest outcome. Israel decides we're
[06:14:22] gonna do this on our own. Israel decides we're gonna go our own way here. We're gonna go
[06:14:26] the distance. We're gonna start blowing up. We're gonna start blowing up Iran. Donald
[06:14:33] Trump pulls out and then Iran retaliates against Israel. What are you gonna do then?
[06:14:39] Israel's preparing for a unilateral strike on Iran as it concludes the U.S. is no
[06:14:42] no longer willing to finish the war on its own terms. Iran has previously threatened to
[06:14:45] strike Israel's Haifa oil refinery and Tel Aviv directly as soon as Israel strikes Iran
[06:14:50] again with Iran having broken the air defense layer in Jordan and other Arab countries
[06:14:55] in daily attacks over the last few weeks, allowing it to strike Israel more efficiently
[06:14:58] and with Israel's own intercept, intercept the stocks now critically low, leaving it
[06:15:02] more vulnerable.
[06:15:05] You say nuke, but I've already stressed this position.
[06:15:13] Israel utilizing nukes and destroying the nuclear taboo, especially as not the United
[06:15:20] States of America, but Israel, will create a very different next day where Israel and
[06:15:28] America will be forced to separate.
[06:15:35] And what's even more interesting about this calculation is, and perhaps you guys don't
[06:15:42] understand this, even though I've repeated it over and over again, there is no guarantee
[06:15:52] that a nuclear first strike on Iran will actually force Iranian surrender.
[06:16:01] As a matter of fact, judging by how Iran has responded, judging by Iran's defense capabilities,
[06:16:09] judging by the reach that a nuclear weapon has, okay, there is a guarantee that Iran would
[06:16:20] go back to the mosaic system and instead of striking the Gulf, would probably drop
[06:16:27] the nuclear equivalent of ballistic munitions on Israel. And this time, because there is
[06:16:35] no more nuclear deterrent, Iran would probably dump everything they have. They would magdump
[06:16:42] Israel. I'm sure Israel understands this reality and perhaps would not utilize a nuke because
[06:16:50] it would mean the end of israel
[06:16:52] the end of everything really
[06:16:56] because again
[06:16:58] america has nukes america has far better
[06:17:01] bunker busting munitions
[06:17:05] uh... penetrative ordinance that they've deployed on iran
[06:17:09] on iranian facilities
[06:17:13] this is not stopped iran
[06:17:19] there is no nuclear weapon
[06:17:22] that could
[06:17:23] crater
[06:17:24] or penetrate deep enough
[06:17:26] that would be able to effectively destroy
[06:17:30] their their missile silos that are deep underground
[06:17:34] so the only thing a nuclear weapon could do
[06:17:37] is kill
[06:17:38] as many civilians as possible with one strike
[06:17:43] uh... israel certainly has this capability
[06:17:46] strike Tehran, Isfahan, numerous other densely populated areas, killing hundreds of thousands
[06:17:52] of Iranians in one go.
[06:17:56] But having said that, the facilities that are of military value are deep underground.
[06:18:07] that wouldn't actually stop the Iranian strike capabilities at all. Iran's also a massive
[06:18:19] country. It just wouldn't, it just, there's no way. I look, I never say never, everyone's
[06:18:29] fucking insane nowadays, but I just don't foresee that happening. But then again, I will
[06:18:35] never be super confident in that kind of analysis going forward as it pertains to
[06:18:39] Vladimir Putin, as it pertains to Zelensky, as it pertains to Donald Trump, and as it
[06:18:45] pertains to, well, I guess Iran out of all of these parties is probably the most like
[06:18:51] easier to understand.
[06:18:55] Iran is the most predictable party out of all of these like global leaders, and so is
[06:18:59] is China. The least predictable and the least rational parties would probably be Donald
[06:19:05] Trump, Benjamin Netanyahu, Vladimir Putin. And I would say even Zelensky doesn't get
[06:19:14] to be up there on the leaderboard as far as being insane. He's just kind of stuck.
[06:19:20] He's just kind of stuck in a really awful situation where he has to be just as insane
[06:19:25] as Donald Trump in order to gain favor from Donald Trump? That's why every now and then
[06:19:30] he does crazy shit like striking Iranian ships on the Caspian Sea.
[06:19:41] But yeah, we didn't have to get here.
[06:19:58] There were so many different moments where we could have turned this around turned this
[06:20:02] god damn car around dude and we chose not to
[06:20:26] Mr. President here. There you go.
[06:20:34] What happened? What did miss say? Oh, guys, I officially have more airtime than Austin.
[06:20:40] Oh, yeah, myth went flying with Marat. I know.
[06:20:47] Yeah. Marat flew myth around.
[06:20:49] Shout out to myth.
[06:21:11] Austin is here and mad.
[06:21:14] What?
[06:21:15] Okay, 92 beautiful months goddamn row 92 month subscriber Austin show that's fucking crazy
[06:21:29] Yeah, man feels like
[06:21:38] Still won't get in a simulator
[06:21:42] Yeah, he's too busy flying
[06:21:44] Real planes.
[06:22:04] Huh.
[06:22:09] Yeah.
[06:22:10] uh...
[06:22:12] trove is not going to be able to walk away from this iran war at his own
[06:22:15] choosing still has no idea what world is shit he's in unfortunately we're all
[06:22:18] in his truth
[06:22:19] those
[06:22:20] for goals that we set out with
[06:22:23] and the question you want to ask yourself is what were those strategies
[06:22:29] why did they fail
[06:22:31] now what i'd like to do
[06:22:32] is i'd like to frame the discussion
[06:22:35] in terms of
[06:22:36] what i think of the five
[06:22:38] Possible strategies that my goat became a fucking youtuber. Oh
[06:22:44] My god, can we fucking collab please?
[06:22:49] We are now colleagues
[06:22:51] okay, and
[06:22:53] Maybe one day lovers
[06:22:56] Professor Mersheimer. I am begging now that you are a youtuber. Can we please collab?
[06:23:04] We are co-workers now
[06:23:08] He don't got internet bro. He will not collab with me. I don't know why I mean he just doesn't respond. I've been asking I
[06:23:22] Love his suits
[06:23:25] He got a AT&T sponsorship yeah reach out to his webmaster I have
[06:23:33] United States was
[06:23:35] presented with and
[06:23:37] then describe what happened and then
[06:23:41] Analyze why the strategies didn't fail
[06:23:45] So I'm going to lay out the five strategies that I'm going to describe
[06:23:49] What happened?
[06:23:50] From February 28th up to the present in terms of employing those strategies and then I'm going to analyze why they failed
[06:23:59] Here are the five strategies the first three involve air power
[06:24:03] The fourth involves naval power and the fifth involves land power or armies
[06:24:11] You know his YouTube gets bitter views in yours. Yeah, bro five days
[06:24:14] He already has 346,000 views on this bitch. God damn every episode is a banger. I
[06:24:23] Will subscribe to offensive realism, sir, I will believe your belief system, okay? Yes, I
[06:24:30] I too believe it's a great power competition.
[06:24:34] I am no longer an anti-imperialist.
[06:24:39] Please, sir!
[06:24:42] It's because he does gaming? Oh, really?
[06:24:46] Really?
[06:24:58] Yeah, he's cooking me in viewpoints, dude, the view counts, look at this, Roach King got banned,
[06:25:02] Federman leaves John Stuart in shock, 200k, 61k.
[06:25:09] This guy's a psychopath.
[06:25:10] Trump is losing his mind right now. Oh my god. We really got to do more like fucking
[06:25:18] Boomer Slop. This is like this is crazy boomers
[06:25:24] YouTube audiences love Trump is losing his mind type shit
[06:25:40] China is done are you calling me a boomer no I'm not calling you a boomer I'm not a boomer
[06:25:58] I'm a city it has to be said is moving alongside continued conflict Iran-backed Huki forces
[06:26:04] have intensified attacks in Yemen threatening Red Sea shipping with United States rather
[06:26:09] United Nations warning the country faces its greatest risk of renewed war since the 2022
[06:26:15] truce. Now the second development sees Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan signing mutual
[06:26:20] defense pact under which an attack on one will be treated as an attack on all three.
[06:26:25] Now it's tempting to call it a Muslim NATO but I think that's premature. NATO of course has
[06:26:30] an integrated command and standing military structures. So far this deal does not but
[06:26:35] But what it does do is it creates a formal security partnership, linking Saudi Arabia's
[06:26:40] money and influence with Turkey's military and defense industry, along with Pakistan,
[06:26:45] which is the Muslim world's only nuclear-armed state.
[06:26:49] Now, for Washington, it broadly aligns with President Trump's goal of regional partners
[06:26:54] taking greater responsibility for their own security.
[06:26:57] The real question now is whether this remains a wartime pact or becomes the foundation
[06:27:01] of a new balance of power that could reshape the Middle East security landscape for the
[06:27:06] years ahead.
[06:27:07] Adriana.
[06:27:08] A key question indeed.
[06:27:09] NTS, thank you so much.
[06:27:11] As sources say, President Trump's top general, Van Kain, who is the chairman of the Joint
[06:27:15] Chiefs of Staff, has privately made clear to top Trump advisors that he believes the
[06:27:20] United States needs to find an off ramp from the Iran War.
[06:27:24] Over the last few weeks, our sources say that General Kain has met key cabinet
[06:27:28] officials, including the CIA Director, the Secretary of State, and the Vice President
[06:27:32] warning that escalating this conflict could backfire and that the president's aerial
[06:27:37] campaign won't be enough to make Iran capitulate.
[06:27:41] Something General Cain brought up during a hearing last month.
[06:27:44] I think academically as you look across the totality of history, our power's got
[06:27:50] limits and we always have to be mindful of those.
[06:27:55] me tonight is Beth Sander, who is the former deputy director of national intelligence.
[06:28:00] And Beth, when you hear this reporting about what General Cain is reportedly saying to
[06:28:05] Trump advisors about an off-ramp, what does that sound like to you?
[06:28:09] I think it's, you know, an accurate portrayal.
[06:28:18] What is this?
[06:28:19] A Democratic strategist debates Will Cain defending a Sampakir saying, Democrat should
[06:28:21] not disavow him.
[06:28:22] And it says Nick Flint is much worse.
[06:28:23] She even defended his Sompikers America deserve comments saying it was clickbait.
[06:28:28] Yeah, the new meta from the Gropers is how jealous they are that like Democrats are coalescing around me, whereas the Republicans won't even coalesce around Nick Fuentes.
[06:28:37] Not realizing that one, if I had Nick Fuentes's odious views, then the Democrats would absolutely disavow me.
[06:28:45] That's number one.
[06:28:45] And number two, the Democrats are not fucking coalescing around me at all.
[06:28:52] What are you talking about?
[06:28:53] This would be the equivalent of James Fishback defending Nick Fuentes. The only people that like
[06:28:59] kind of defend me in media are the candidates that I work with that are a part of this movement.
[06:29:06] Not my fault that Nick Fuentes' movement has yielded motherfucking James Fishback, and that's it.
[06:29:13] Actually, it's probably a good thing.
[06:29:17] Yeah, Nick Fuentes had dinner with Donald Trump, by the way.
[06:29:21] way. Just so we're clear, you know what I mean? Like Nick, what is that dinner with Donald
[06:29:26] Trump? He's, he has had, uh, he's had access far greater than I would, I ever could within
[06:29:35] the halls of power in the Democratic party. That's part of the reason why they treat me
[06:29:39] as a fucking significant point of opposition. It's ironic because the reason why they
[06:29:45] attack Nick Fuentes is not because he's anti-miscegenation or a neo-nazi or even a holocaust
[06:29:51] denier really it's because he's anti-israel and even then he's kind of hot and cold on that stuff too
[06:29:58] but that's it that's literally it that's the only reason if nick fuentes had all of the same
[06:30:04] viewpoints that he has but then on top of that was pro-israel he would probably be
[06:30:08] be a prominent fixture of Republican propaganda. He would be a part of the Republican propaganda
[06:30:16] apparatus because a lot of people don't understand like there is not a lot of daylight between
[06:30:20] Nick Fuenthal's worldview and like Randy Fine's worldview. It's just Randy Fine is pro-Israel
[06:30:25] and Nick Fuenthal is anti-Israel. They agree on damn near everything else.
[06:30:31] Joining me now, a Democrat strategist, Madeline Somerville.
[06:30:37] Madeline, thanks for being with us here today.
[06:30:40] Is it your strategic advice that, yes, indeed, they should walk away from disavow Hasan Piker?
[06:30:46] I don't think they should completely disavow him.
[06:30:49] I think they should keep him at an arm's length.
[06:30:51] Here's why.
[06:30:53] The group of young men, the disaffected young men that are following along with Nick
[06:30:58] flentes currently have no balancing on the other side, right? And if what is
[06:31:03] is much worse than Hassan piker is, but he's been able to galvanize this group
[06:31:07] of of young disaffected men who are angry and the left needed that too. We
[06:31:12] need those folks to come out and vote. He's not saying anything that has
[06:31:16] been so terribly dramatic against Jewish people. Is it your strategic advice
[06:31:20] that, yes, indeed, they should walk away from disavow Hassan piker?
[06:31:23] I see you do a research, I am. I just saw a very long effort post. This week for the second
[06:31:34] time in my media career I let my emotions get the best of me. I said something on TV that
[06:31:38] I didn't actually believe. On Wilkinshaw I was asked if I thought that I should denounce
[06:31:42] Islam, Piker and stop campaigning with him. I should have said yes. Instead I defended
[06:31:45] Piker, which he didn't deserve. I did it because I was angry about the Islamophobia
[06:31:49] I was seeing everywhere. The false accusations and characters ished by Islam and Muslims
[06:31:52] and politics. I was thinking about how I would feel if someone I thought should have
[06:31:55] run for office because of my beliefs. And it made me defend El Sayed, having Piker with
[06:31:59] him on the campaign trail. I didn't want to endorse the Sharia law propaganda. I was just
[06:32:02] tired of the narrative.
[06:32:03] So I was wishy-washy and said, don't give it to Piker. Just keep him at an arms length.
[06:32:07] And he has said good things too. I said, we need someone like Piker to bring millions
[06:32:10] of young disaffected men back into the party. What I should have said is, Piker
[06:32:14] is not a good representative for the democratic party. And he said, hey, it's things
[06:32:17] I could never support. Of course, America didn't deserve 9-11. How could I even gloss
[06:32:21] over that. I'm deeply ashamed of that, I did honestly. Just because the media is
[06:32:26] pating all Muslims and politics is dangerous. Doesn't mean I get to pretend
[06:32:29] that this particular person who happens to be Muslim didn't say some awful shit.
[06:32:33] I could have said maybe young folks, Piker Bingsin could learn something from
[06:32:36] Dr. Al-Sayed, because the truth is that Dr. Al-Sayed believes in human dignity,
[06:32:39] respect and safety for every human being. Despite what folks may have heard,
[06:32:43] This is basically, this is crazy.
[06:32:47] It's okay. I think she got a boss call.
[06:32:54] Please let me take this opportunity to be clear. I do not believe in compromising your values for the sake of winning.
[06:33:02] Nothing worded this compromising your values under any circumstance.
[06:33:05] I could have offered a nuanced explanation, but instead I allowed my anger and frustration to take over.
[06:33:08] I watched people who watched me to be able to trust me. Wait, what?
[06:33:11] Why is she doing I'll do better?
[06:33:16] I mean, this is gonna paint it in a very different light, but that's funny. I don't think they should
[06:33:22] Completely disavow him. I think they should keep him at an arm's length. Here's why
[06:33:26] The group of young men the disaffected young men that are following along with Nick Flentes
[06:33:32] Currently have
[06:33:34] Wait, what?
[06:33:36] I'm not actually concerned with any side things in my opinion
[06:33:37] any side things in my opinion, I'm just clarifying how I feel now that I thought through it clearly
[06:33:41] and I offered to sound plenty of grace publicly on TV, but I needed to be clear innocent America
[06:33:44] should not have died in a terrorist attack on 9 11. There's no justification for it. I'm sorry.
[06:33:48] You guys shouldn't be mean to this person. By the way, be kind and be gracious. Okay.
[06:33:53] It doesn't matter. Uh, you know, what's done is done. She already defended me on Fox
[06:33:58] news. I believe America is complicit in horrible atrocity, but I do not believe in killing innocent
[06:34:09] civilians. The Sampuyger said it was justified. Wait, what? No, I don't. Wait, what? What the
[06:34:15] fuck? No, I literally have the same take that she does. What the fuck? Folks watching right,
[06:34:22] cleaning news to know what Democrats still recognize the horror 9-11 was, and I sincerely
[06:34:26] I disagree that any killing of innocents is justified for my conscious.
[06:34:31] I need to make that clear.
[06:34:32] I'm not cave in anyone.
[06:34:33] I'm acting in quarters of my own beliefs.
[06:34:35] What the fuck?
[06:34:43] No balancing on the other side, right?
[06:34:47] Nikfudges is much worse than Hassan Piker is, but he's been able to galvanize
[06:34:50] this group of young, disaffected men who are angry.
[06:34:53] And the left needed that too.
[06:34:56] We need those folks to come out and vote.
[06:34:58] He's not saying anything that has been
[06:35:00] so terribly dramatic against Jewish people.
[06:35:03] I'm confused.
[06:35:04] I'm credi-
[06:35:09] What the fuck?
[06:35:10] I'm really confused, Madeleine.
[06:35:11] I am too.
[06:35:12] So your comparison of Hassan Piker to Nick Fuentes,
[06:35:17] would you please tell me which Republican candidates
[06:35:19] are currently campaigning with Nick Fuentes
[06:35:21] and which campaign stages he has appeared on with which James Fishback.
[06:35:25] But again, it doesn't really matter because I'm not Nick Fuentes.
[06:35:30] You know, that's the whole point.
[06:35:34] Also, Trump had fucking dinner with Nick Fuentes.
[06:35:42] The idea of meta evolving to defend you on TV
[06:35:44] than disavow ever post on social media would be hilarious.
[06:35:47] Yeah, I love that.
[06:35:51] candidates on the Republican Party sure that would be Tucker Carlson and
[06:35:57] Marjorie Taylor what office I'm sorry Madeline what office is Tucker Carlson
[06:36:01] running for probably president or or Marjorie yes this type of game is not
[06:36:09] gonna work this way what do you mean what do you mean well came well will
[06:36:14] came in the membrane have me on the fucking stream big dog come on it's
[06:36:18] been weeks now, I would love to go on the Wilcay show. Okay. Throw the gauntlet down. Will is
[06:36:24] my favorite Fox news guy because I always say he's secretly a communist because he just keeps
[06:36:32] having people on that on ironically defense socialism pretty well. And not only that,
[06:36:39] but also he will just like put the platform, like the DSA platform on there and shit.
[06:36:44] And it's really funny because like the takeaway from that is supposed to be like, oh, I hate this, but the way will does it. I don't know how
[06:36:53] The way will does it makes it feel like it's good like the platform is good. He's dsa strongest soldier
[06:37:03] It's rhetorical game of suggesting that a commentator and a commentator have a relationship or
[06:37:08] or a politician who no longer holds office
[06:37:10] has a relationship with Nick Fuentes.
[06:37:13] We are talking about a Senate candidate
[06:37:16] and a mayor, a sitting mayor of New York City,
[06:37:19] Zora Mamdani and Abdul Sayed,
[06:37:22] who are campaigning side by side with Hassan Piker.
[06:37:25] There is no comparison.
[06:37:27] You have none.
[06:37:28] And to suggest that a commentator has a relationship
[06:37:31] with another commentator is you trying to play
[06:37:33] a rhetorical game that I don't think is fair
[06:37:34] to the audience or to the truth.
[06:37:37] I'm not saying that they have a relationship in any other way than he serves a similar function on
[06:37:41] one side. And what we're talking about in general is the political movements that are coming for
[06:37:47] the next election, right? It's relevant to talk about what Tucker Carlson and Marjorie Taylor
[06:37:50] Greene are doing. It's relevant to talk about what the DSA is doing. I understand your rationale,
[06:37:54] and I'm trying to understand your rationale. Your contention is do not disobey.
[06:37:58] He was not expecting, dude, oh my God, this is a real media opportunity for anyone,
[06:38:03] free ball
[06:38:04] Just go up there and be like you guys are fucking being ridiculous about this dude
[06:38:09] He's a commentator. He gets a significant amount of support from the disaffected masses that normally don't participate in american democracy
[06:38:17] It's objectively a good thing that he's getting those people out there. You see the under 45 surge
[06:38:23] in turnout indoor knocking operations in phone banking operations
[06:38:28] Uh all across the country. So it's very clear
[06:38:30] why a lot of left-ranked candidates find this to be useful, find an alleges with him to be valuable,
[06:38:38] and the Abdel El Sayed victory is at least one of those examples.
[06:38:43] Perhaps the reason why you guys are attacking him so much, just anything along those lines to be,
[06:38:49] just be like, yeah, this guy talks for 20,000 hours. This guy talked for 20,000 hours in his
[06:38:59] career. Of course, you're gonna fucking be able to find things. I can find things
[06:39:02] that you've said this past week that I find to be heinous.
[06:39:09] I saw this clip last week of this person lying to her face about Abdul. Oh, it's
[06:39:13] Batya, right? Yeah, I saw this as well. She was defending Abdul al-Sayed and then
[06:39:17] Batya was like, well, don't you feel Abdul al-Sayed has said that no Jew
[06:39:22] should ever hold office or something. I saw this clip and she was like,
[06:39:26] What? That's an insane thing to say.
[06:39:28] I feel so embarrassed that I defended Abdul El Sayed.
[06:39:31] Like Batya straight up lied to her face.
[06:39:40] Bunger of a cod.
[06:39:45] Straight up was just like, well,
[06:39:46] don't you think it's really fucked up that you're defending Abdul El Sayed?
[06:39:49] When Abdul El Sayed said, no Jew should ever hold elected office.
[06:39:52] That's like, I'm paraphrasing a little bit,
[06:39:55] but it's not that off base as to what she said.
[06:40:01] Bunger of a cod.
[06:40:02] Valhussan Piker.
[06:40:03] Why?
[06:40:04] Because there are voices on the right,
[06:40:06] reaching young men.
[06:40:08] There are voices on the right,
[06:40:09] reaching sections perhaps of the voting base,
[06:40:11] saying things that you, I would presume,
[06:40:13] consider particularly radical.
[06:40:16] And your response to that is,
[06:40:18] find a radical antithesis.
[06:40:20] Find a radical response.
[06:40:23] And no matter who that is,
[06:40:24] And in this case, it is a son piker.
[06:40:26] And that suggests that you have no moral mooring.
[06:40:29] You have no anchor, no nothing.
[06:40:32] If the opponent in your mind is reaching some audience, your response is, find something
[06:40:37] equally as radical to reach that audience.
[06:40:40] My response is not, there's no equivalence between myself and Nick Fuentes.
[06:40:45] This is what the problem is.
[06:40:47] In some respects, I would say that the broader movement of like the Republican Party is somewhat closer to Nick Fuentes in ideology than the Democrats are broadly to my ideology, right? Socialism.
[06:41:06] Because there is this friction, there's this permanent friction, antagonism between liberal capitalism and socialists, right?
[06:41:14] I guess social democracy is the closest you can arrive at, managing that friction, which is part
[06:41:20] of the reason why most of the socialists, if not all of the socialists elected, actually run
[06:41:25] on a platform of social democracy, higher degrees of socialization, with an idea of like, you know,
[06:41:31] moving in the direction of socialism later down the line. However, however,
[06:41:37] there's definitely less ideological friction between Nick Fuentes' Odeous Worldview
[06:41:42] and Donald Trump's. It's just Donald Trump is not going hard enough as far as what Nick Fuentes was.
[06:41:48] He wants to, you know, create a white only white Christian nationalist country and Donald Trump is
[06:41:55] not going to do that obviously. No American president is going to do that because it actually harms
[06:41:59] the interests of capital if you were to deport that many people that fast. However, however,
[06:42:06] However, there is also one thing that Nick Fuentes has done his entire career, which is
[06:42:14] openly lean into Holocaust denial, openly lean into being a neo-Nazi defending Adolf Hitler.
[06:42:25] There is no moral equivalence on the left to doing so, no matter how hard liberals try.
[06:42:31] Liberals could turn around and say, no, what are you talking about?
[06:42:33] Zedong, Stalin, all of these people, they're exactly the same as Adolf Hitler, if not worse,
[06:42:39] but the reality of the matter is there's no academic response.
[06:42:46] Anyone who is well-read enough understands that there is no comparison between the two.
[06:42:54] You can disagree with communism, you can disagree with socialism, there's many different
[06:42:58] ways of doing socialism, there's many different ways of doing communism, but at the end
[06:43:03] to the day, fascism is something entirely different.
[06:43:12] Fascism requires the cleansing, the ethnic cleansing of the outgroup, okay?
[06:43:21] Whereas under different socialist formations, different degrees of socialization, though,
[06:43:26] certainly with democratic socialists, like their goal is to abide by a process of reforms
[06:43:35] in the direction of achieving socialism. I don't know if it'll be successful,
[06:43:39] but that's what democratic socialists are trying broadly, okay? And especially at this formation
[06:43:45] is just basic social democracy. So there's no, there's no equivalence between the two.
[06:43:56] Because I don't really know a lot of active socialists and communists in the United States of America especially
[06:44:04] That won't
[06:44:06] That won't say the excesses are real. The violence was real, right?
[06:44:11] I mean some people say oh, it's authoritarianism and like leave it at that
[06:44:14] There's actually many anti communists
[06:44:17] that are both in dsa
[06:44:19] And and all around especially in the western world. I guess like
[06:44:24] There is no
[06:44:26] There is no demand from me at least to do something that Nick Fuentes is trying to do,
[06:44:33] which requires tremendous amounts of violence and the death and destruction or at least the
[06:44:40] ethnic cleansing of an entire subset of the population. None whatsoever.
[06:44:48] So at a certain point, no matter what happens, you end up yelling at a guy who just wants
[06:44:53] wants to fucking give Americans health care, wants to stop endless militarism, whereas on
[06:44:58] the other side, the other side that the person that you're comparing me to is a Holocaust
[06:45:05] denier and is writing for concentration camps, death, destruction, genocide, for our neighbors
[06:45:14] that live here in the same way that it once happened in Nazi Germany.
[06:45:20] It's ridiculous.
[06:45:30] That's the reason why, yeah, guy who said, your body, my choice on Trump's election night.
[06:45:36] Like, I'm a guy who fucking promotes Jeffrey Epstein, like his merchandise is the Jeffrey
[06:45:42] Epstein merchandise.
[06:45:44] There's no comparison.
[06:45:50] That's why the comparison I use is, you know, to Charlie Kirk, and even then there's significant
[06:45:55] differences between myself and Charlie Kirk, because Charlie Kirk worked within the confines
[06:46:00] of the Republican Party.
[06:46:02] I work outside of the Democratic Party.
[06:46:13] So there's that as well.
[06:46:16] Francis finds them the equally as radical. That's still good. That's still moral. I finished
[06:46:22] my first commentary by saying he's not saying anything that I believe in dangerous Jewish
[06:46:27] people. He said that he's on Piper. Yes. Yeah, this is shocking for Wilcane because
[06:46:32] he'll go, he'll now run the ADL checklist. Okay. My criticism is on Israel and Israel
[06:46:42] only. Okay? It's on Israel's actions. I, as a matter of fact, do the only non-antisemitic
[06:46:52] thing in my commentary that seemingly defenders of Israel and haters of Israel actually don't do,
[06:46:59] which is, hi Israel to Judaism. Okay? I don't do that. I don't believe that a nation state
[06:47:09] represents the entirety of a religion. I think that's fucking ridiculous.
[06:47:14] Israel is not a representation of Judaism. No more than Saudi Arabia is a representation of Islam.
[06:47:20] Neither are correct. Israel does not represent Jews in the same exact way that ISIS does not
[06:47:27] represent Islam.
[06:47:36] I have heard him say many times that he believes in the dignity of the Jewish people.
[06:47:39] I'm Jewish myself, right and I've heard yesterday or a couple of days ago
[06:47:46] What the fuck does that have to do with Judaism Wilcain like he went from Hassan doesn't endanger Jews to like
[06:47:53] Well, what do you say about America's there of 9-11 fucking boomer?
[06:48:03] He had to hit the he had to hit the Rick rip core you though. Well, what about the 9-11?
[06:48:08] What the fuck does that have to do with Jews, man?
[06:48:11] His own daughters.
[06:48:13] What about when he says America deserved 9-11?
[06:48:16] I think that that was clickbait.
[06:48:18] In the same way that Donald Trump had dinner with Nick Fuentes, he knows that it's clickbait.
[06:48:23] It's BS.
[06:48:24] It's not the real policy, it's not what's actually happening.
[06:48:28] There's a trove of these things.
[06:48:30] Unfortunately, that's the only one I can pull off the top of my head from memory.
[06:48:33] There are other videos.
[06:48:34] coming out day by day of things that he has said, and the newsworthy item here is not
[06:48:41] that there is a commentator out there on the internet saying something wild, but that there
[06:48:45] are Democrat candidates who have decided to go arm in arm with that person out on stage,
[06:48:51] to have that person campaign with him.
[06:48:53] And of all the things that I've been surprised by today, I think the only one that surprises
[06:48:57] me is you saying, no, no, don't disavow that.
[06:49:00] Why?
[06:49:01] Because you've got to reach those voters.
[06:49:03] I didn't, I didn't say, I didn't say get rid of him completely.
[06:49:07] And I didn't say bring him up with you.
[06:49:08] I said, people at an arm's length, you need their attention.
[06:49:11] The most valuable to all of your viewers, the most valuable commodity in the entire
[06:49:16] world is your attention. Right.
[06:49:18] I'm not saying that you need to compromise your principles in any way.
[06:49:22] I'm saying that is he, is he disliked by some people? Yes.
[06:49:25] But it's not compromising your principles to have him with you.
[06:49:28] Has he said some crazy things? Yes. But he said some really good things too.
[06:49:31] That's why he has something like 10 million followers, right? And you need the attention
[06:49:35] of those people. It's the same game that's being played on the right that's been played
[06:49:39] many times. The whole court movement was who voted for Donald Trump in the first place in
[06:49:44] the first election. That's how this works. You don't have to compromise your values.
[06:49:47] You just have to make sure you get an effort on the test.
[06:49:49] Donald Trump won the presidency two times, he ran the presidency three.
[06:49:54] Oh, so then it's okay. Never mind, dude.
[06:49:57] Okay. So if the candidates that I fucking log arms with end up winning their elections,
[06:50:04] will you shut the fuck up? Because I can point to one candidate that I locked arms with that
[06:50:11] won his general election. His name is Zora Mamdani, and you haven't shut the fuck up
[06:50:17] since then.
[06:50:21] So what's up?
[06:50:23] Three times, record votes three times.
[06:50:26] Not because he got the Groyper movement.
[06:50:29] He won that because he got union workers, former Democrats, the widest ideolog-
[06:50:35] I wish she never apologized for this.
[06:50:36] This was perfectly fair.
[06:50:37] She even says like keep him at an arms distance.
[06:50:41] She must have gotten a boss call or some.
[06:50:43] I mean, I think this was a pretty normal fucking response.
[06:50:48] It's correct.
[06:50:49] believe you have to apologize for saying correct things. Yes, the totality of my output is clearly
[06:50:55] one directional, and that is the reason why it is always people to my right that are fucking chirping.
[06:51:02] The totality of my output is left economic populism broadly. Okay? That's what I want.
[06:51:10] I want Medicare for all. I want universal childcare. I want a federal jobs guarantee.
[06:51:16] I want better labor protections. I want to bring back manufacturing in this country. I want to end
[06:51:22] all of our wars. I want to use all of our productive output on ourselves and not in endless wars
[06:51:29] of profit and plunder at the behest of capitalist pedophiles.
[06:51:37] I want to abolish ICE. I want to hold the police force accountable. I want police to do
[06:51:42] their jobs. I want to dramatically change our carceral structure so that we actually
[06:51:49] have a lower rate of recidivism so that people can integrate back into society after they've
[06:51:53] done crimes. I want to rebuild and repair our infrastructure. These are not concepts
[06:52:00] that are radical. No matter how hard you try to present them as radical. And as a
[06:52:05] matter of fact, the real fear here is that most Americans also agree with these concepts.
[06:52:11] That's the reason why they have to turn it into something insane.
[06:52:14] None of the things that I just said is fucking woke, okay?
[06:52:22] Most people, if you were to ask them, do you agree with these values?
[06:52:26] Do you agree with these policies?
[06:52:27] They would say, yes, yes, absolutely.
[06:52:32] This is the majority position.
[06:52:34] But we can't have a normal and sincere conversation around these sorts of positions
[06:52:39] Because those positions compromise the profit of corporations.
[06:52:45] The profit margins of corporations are absolute.
[06:52:48] That's the only thing that these mercenaries in the DC bubble, the consultants, the media class care about,
[06:52:56] being loyal servants to capital.
[06:52:59] And therefore, they do everything in their power to disparage.
[06:53:03] They do everything in their power to smear people who are saying these sorts of things.
[06:53:09] That's it. That's why you have to hyper-focus on choice quotes and bastardize my worldview.
[06:53:20] You know? Because you can't have a normal conversation. That's also precisely the reason why these guys
[06:53:25] don't want to have me on their shows. Because they, I think deep down inside, they recognize
[06:53:30] that while it would make for great television, it would actually destroy the image that
[06:53:35] they are cultivating of me. Right? Because if we were to have a normal back and forth conversation,
[06:53:43] they would understand that these positions are endlessly agreeable and not only that, but very
[06:53:49] popular. And it's not a secret. I know that this has been successful. I know that it's been popular
[06:53:58] because my community has a bunch of people who are former Trump Republicans, people who have
[06:54:05] voted for Donald Trump in the past. People who found themselves in the right wing rabbit hole.
[06:54:12] That's why I know. I know it works. I know it's effective.
[06:54:19] They cannot tackle the message. So they try to disparage the messenger. They try to make you
[06:54:27] into someone that no one should listen to. This is an unserious guy. He's a dangerous terrorist.
[06:54:31] This is a dangerous radical.
[06:54:34] Don't listen to him.
[06:54:35] He doesn't have your best interest at heart.
[06:54:37] Meanwhile, it is it's actually these mercenaries that don't have the best
[06:54:41] interest of the American public at heart.
[06:54:43] Just like how it can be that way.
[06:54:59] Totally ridiculous stuff.
[06:55:03] A spectrum of voters in a generation.
[06:55:08] That's why you won the presidency.
[06:55:10] You keep dismissing is it because somehow gathered some radical online fringe that you're now
[06:55:14] cultivating.
[06:55:15] You said one true thing today that I do think is sad that the modern American currency is
[06:55:21] attention.
[06:55:22] It's even sadder.
[06:55:23] Dog, you're a Fox News host.
[06:55:25] You know that you live it every day of your life.
[06:55:29] Yeah, it's sad.
[06:55:30] You made it this way.
[06:55:32] You know what I mean?
[06:55:33] This motherfucker is staring at a house fire with a Molotov cocktail in his hand going,
[06:55:38] Oh man, what a sad state of affairs this has been, huh?
[06:55:41] Who's burning down the house?
[06:55:44] That your antidote to that is to say, yeah, whatever it takes,
[06:55:47] let's put everyone's attention on our way to the Senate.
[06:55:51] I do not believe that you should do whatever it takes.
[06:55:52] I do not believe that you should compromise yourself.
[06:55:54] And I think that the only thing that gets people elected
[06:55:56] these days is courage, period.
[06:55:58] So let me be clear.
[06:56:00] The courage would be saying,
[06:56:01] Hassan Piker should be disavowed.
[06:56:04] That's what I'm saying.
[06:56:06] I would hope from Democrats and I think that some other Democrats feel the same way according to this reporting from Puck is
[06:56:13] Disavowing anyone that says America deserved 9-11 listen Madeline. This was a sincere conversation
[06:56:20] It wasn't my attempt. It's cable news gotcha surprised by some of your answers and I appreciate you having the conversation
[06:56:26] Thanks. Well appreciate it. All right. All right coming up
[06:56:29] It's kind of crazy. He was just like, he's like begging her. He's like, please, why
[06:56:44] won't you disavow him? What do you mean defend him? Well, now we know the real antidote that
[06:56:50] really breaks these guys is defense. I feel bad that she did that. I feel bad that she
[06:56:57] It was forced to apologize.
[06:57:03] As I mentioned in a funny video, what is this?
[06:57:27] bastard Barack Obama or Che Guevara both sound ethnic in a way I don't like
[06:57:34] Hillary Clinton is a socialist who's saying who's saying Joe Manchin is a
[06:57:40] communist Obama care more like County care here discuss Megan McCain what
[06:57:46] happened to the party of Bill Clinton today President Obama only drumstruck
[06:57:50] 12 children begging the question is the president fighting for US or fighting
[06:57:56] for ISIS. James Cardeville is his socialist. Here to discuss is the senator from Pennsylvania,
[06:58:03] John Fetterman.
[06:58:04] Please Israel good. Hassan bad.
[06:58:12] The Democratic party is-
[06:58:16] I love this dude man he's fucking hilarious. Anyway listen I did seven hours I'm tired
[06:58:22] chat. I'm gonna end it here, okay? We didn't do a lot of fun stuff today. And I apologize.
[06:58:36] Tomorrow we'll take a look at why Asmongold left and what he is saying. We covered a lot
[06:58:43] a good ground today and we will have more fun stuff in the books coming up tomorrow.
[06:58:53] Half day Hossie is back, you know, just a seven hour broadcast. Gaming frogs are so hungry.
[06:59:01] They got gaming out of their system earlier and now they're demanding more of it. It
[06:59:06] is crazy anyway love you guys and I will see you tomorrow promises me promises
[06:59:13] kept yesterday y'all want Morris crazy the hunger not W. Hunger but L. Thurst
[06:59:19] anyway peace everybody love you all bye bye
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