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we are are world has been turned upside

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down and on the new abnormal will talk

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about the people who got us into this mess and

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how will we get ourselves out of man

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this is one hell of a show tonight we're first

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good sorta with smith is the author of

1:12

any given tuesday a political love

1:14

story and of course a veteran democratic strategist

1:17

for campaigns like mayor pete and know bama

1:19

and she's the choices but her new books that

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were going to talk to a will be a joy yada you

1:24

may know as an activism strangers

1:26

for gens the for change of was caused

1:28

quite a stir having a dust up with one

1:31

match gates but first

1:33

let's have some fun

1:34

andy lazy molly

1:36

john fast as vague and fourteen

1:38

is what what is it that ever

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could it be

1:41

the rnc is so sad

1:43

at is is that they

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, trying anything they can

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to get trump to not

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announced before the midterms for because

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they're so sad at they're

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having trouble thinking of something right like that

1:56

so they have decided said

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if he and now avoid them lit

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mid terms they were stop

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paying his legal fees because i

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don't have you know this but the leader of the

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disaster read or republican party isn't

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quite a lot of legal trouble it is

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since since he first of all it's

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, that the republican national committee

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is being trump's legal fees to begin with and

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it's pathetic was why

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i know i'm doing that thing again where i go

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out on a limb and you have any

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back in a service i

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apologize i apologize to our listeners

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i apologize to our viewers who watch

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us from their from their windows

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from their very creepy way on t

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c b l in columbus ohio

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the live feed of as his services

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absolutely insane but

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i love their logic for their logic

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is well it's it's if he's running

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for president then they can't

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the help him with legal bills because that would

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violate their neutrality policy

2:57

where they have to treat all candidates equally

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and it's just hilarious

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but i think what we're seeing here in it's

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own aesthetic way as the rnc

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doing what rupert murdoch dead asleep and

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which was

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they stack the deck

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for trump and now all

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of his sad

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after on liz cheney

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handcuffed herself to him and jumped

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into the ocean it would be very

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hot

3:22

for merrick garland not to charge

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when , fucking day you

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have to republicans up there being

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like prompted crimes yes

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but but don't underestimate my records

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yes i want our our

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haven't tried that we live in the city of

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the of or

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sorry trump didn't do enough wrong a

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synthesis aside besides

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words and sentences

3:47

so i know i

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i still have faith that mara garland

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had such this up but i do the same

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bad january six committee you like it

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you don't and and look at no one

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here is this animals ten years i want to say

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that a

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for those of you in the back or not voting

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for a we don't like us dad probably

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belongs in the hague bar

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i'm not even any promises probably

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because i don't want to get sued side i think

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what's

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the only about this story is

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like they are

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starting to think how can

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they have an open

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my and get out of this thing of course

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the question is if you have an open primer

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with trump i mean it's like

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the world's most fuck a math

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problem may it like open primer would

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trump you would have to only have one

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candidate otherwise you're gonna have

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what happened in two thousand and sixteen rights

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which is marco and had split the vote

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and then that lunatic

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fringe goes for trump any wins even

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though he only has twenty percent or thirty

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forty five

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that certainly when biden

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looked like he was going to when people

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decided that biden should be the pet

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and they did in a very graceful

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and gracious way and it was smart

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and it worked and that's what

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ah bookends would have to do if they wanted to get richer

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i think what you're saying is owed when i'm taking

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from what you're saying is trump tends to suck

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the oxygen from all the

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other candidates if he's running that's

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what we saw and twenty sixty you have to

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get around a very you can't

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do that if you have three

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other candidates to sell splits about you

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can't have trump vs five people gift

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of trump vs one person and then maybe

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you have a shot yes i think both so things

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are true but i do also think that

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you could i mean you know you can ask for

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other candidates who were not

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look in twenty sixteen cruz and

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rubio seemed like senior

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choices than trump pretty we know now

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that that's not accurate sli

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wonder if cruz is worse for

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as bad as trump or he's funnier

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so in a way he's worse

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but the point is like i think in twenty twenty

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four you're not going to see a bunch

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of you know the candidates you can see

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if you can see like a descent is or and

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people like that's it's not going to be people

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who seem early sooner

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than trump on the issues anyway may

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seem seen her in a permanent it might

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be a slightly different beast and twenty twenty

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four but i still think your point holds i'd i

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think that if trump runs it's

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gonna be tossed to unseat him because

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he has the colt like following and

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any does to see draws the attention

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he says the things that draw the attention

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and the way he acts draws the attention

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and it makes it difficult for

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someone else in the room i'm not sure

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that's as true anymore though we

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don't know if the on see will win against trump

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but i do hope they destroy each other and as

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far as epstein i was googling

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i'm earlier today only to learn he was

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born in nineteen eighty three

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which means no swear

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to now look look it up right oh

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nineteen eighty know which means

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cs four years younger

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than just me and i and

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fourteen years younger than you and

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over here are some ,

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handedly visited the years and amazed

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oh boy

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abstain and want to georgetown

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ah mau is going to say okay

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it is going to know maybe

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without going to

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but it certainly looks like he's

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allowed

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apple so we're but talk about is that

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he wrote alternatives collect

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your suds better that fake electors and

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then put it a bogey after it so his youth is

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why use the about the most wow

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, a minute it easier for slick the

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with this behalf do

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that do an email to him ah

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okay okay okay i see

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good good point here though which

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is if you're going to do crimes

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don't use a mode jesus makes

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you want stupid yeah so let's let's

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let's lay out what happened years so steen

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epstein the anti

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semitic essential we should point

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out that a team is famous for beat the sinclair

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broadcast a propagandist right

7:57

exactly say me and

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anyone

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involved in this kind of thing but he

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could still be jewish used your sorry

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ass i'm also sorry yes

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i'm sorry to be good for the jews

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and know you myself yes we're

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now intake and jews now yeah

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so he was part of the crew working

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with such notable

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crime doers as rudy giuliani

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and mark meadows sleep

8:22

they began lead

8:23

think he has began racing

8:26

for at our house physicists as

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someone wrote a letter or in an email

8:30

to epstein a lawyer in arizona

8:32

named jack when she wrote that alternative

8:35

votes is probably a better term than

8:37

seek modes and then point a little smiley

8:39

face mogi after it says

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it's just , selling

8:44

and uses a alternative facts remember

8:47

that yeah i think people have

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tried this before as you can't get out

8:51

of crimes by saying well i put

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a happy to buy to can't write our well

8:55

after something i think isn't good

8:57

at the like i was kidding as i would you

9:00

say i was kidding because they weren't

9:02

kidding and sixteen

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though so yeah so

9:07

might be going to jail

9:09

when he was friends with eric

9:10

yeah that would not in any way be a same

9:12

it's really it's a real says murderer's

9:15

row of people that he

9:17

coordinated with jenna our spruce

9:19

marks john east many to oh

9:21

my god it's just i'd like

9:24

he was knee deep in this and

9:26

our hip deep or shoulder deep or lie

9:28

they're the best nord the brightest says

9:31

lot of fun stuff going

9:33

on here it was sort of under the surface of the

9:35

january sixth committee and by

9:37

fun we me and we mean

9:39

the death of democracy is mildly

9:41

amusing oh yes of course

9:43

of course but i small bus and we mean

9:46

did some of these people might actually go to jail

9:48

death or might not i refuse

9:50

to underestimate marathon ireland's

9:52

department of justice but ah i

9:54

would you know i would like to see

9:57

that some of these people will he'll

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do that

9:59

in where they actually the

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time for committing the crime larry

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as yeah who knows i don't mind

10:07

being wrong when it comes to

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our planet i had really

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side dead west virginia his

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own joe manchin would do

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me any time

10:17

i met provisions and again

10:19

we don't know as as and past yeah but

10:21

ships past and then after

10:23

subs past which is this tips

10:26

the hidden built into semiconductors

10:28

here which is something we really need

10:30

because not god inactive

10:33

be able to get a phone enact and ability get and car

10:35

ads that to be able to make that semitism

10:37

and since we don't have

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a

10:39

it was super tight labor market

10:42

it's not like we we definitely

10:44

need more jobs here but anyway

10:46

so develops of here it's good for any number

10:48

of reasons it's about it's want to be rare

10:51

bipartisan situations

10:54

that we have any way that

10:56

past and then sumer was able

10:59

it looks like and again it's early days

11:01

ten mins mans and to support us had

11:03

a climax reconciliations

11:06

he all which would be super

11:08

excited and so lucky if that

11:10

happens bravo trucks humor

11:13

i will be the first to be throb andy

11:15

thoughts questions comments discuss yeah

11:18

i also am happy when

11:20

you are wrong and rise is it's

11:22

ah yes dismissed

11:24

and this and this to it's good

11:26

that manson is on board with to spill

11:29

that said i am six

11:31

of best way for me to put it about this is i'm

11:33

cautiously pessimistic know

11:35

it's good while because you know cinemas not

11:37

on board yet and

11:39

who the hell knows with her should want

11:41

to donors to answer to and

11:43

they may not like sybil she has to check

11:46

with them and and she said she'll get that does next

11:48

week i think that us

11:50

from his know how they told her yard

11:52

happy here at says so look

11:55

to see what happens as it also you

11:57

know they have to make sure that the senate

12:00

the woman korean allows it

12:02

to be approved on a city vote count

12:04

instead of the sixty that use we need

12:06

for for stuff like yourself

12:08

who the hell knows but how does the senate parliamentarian

12:11

had this much power i just i don't understand

12:13

it

12:14

does the senate parliamentarian have

12:16

this the our i don't know really

12:18

weekends when they had the same opera

12:19

it is hard the parliamentarians

12:22

exactly but anyway look i hope

12:24

this works out i am i was pleasantly

12:26

shocked ah as i think most

12:29

people were when this was reported a

12:31

day or so ago and the nice thing about

12:33

this is died just from a pity spiteful

12:35

perspective and lots of petty spiteful

12:38

perspective that's my safer for such as

12:40

sometimes it's the best prospective yeah

12:43

mitch mcconnell got played maybe

12:45

maybe my we'll see what happens it's is this bill

12:48

goes through then and passes ten

12:50

yes i do hope it's true feel

12:52

awfully will find out mitch mcconnell got played

12:55

because he said that guy

12:57

he would not allow a vote army chips bill

12:59

if there was gonna be the anything

13:01

that for the plan and happened ever

13:04

right with which was gonna come up for vote

13:07

and he sort of got that deal and then the chip still

13:09

went through and then like a day or two later they

13:11

were like it shoots you most i care to do

13:13

with benson and we're going to put up for votes

13:16

so that is the had

13:18

he spiteful fun part

13:20

of this but obviously the important part

13:22

is that at least

13:24

maybe this bill will or

13:27

something going to that i don't

13:30

have to buy a real breather

13:32

and scuba gear in order to

13:34

live on this planet in twins when he thirty

13:37

i mean that's the whole bread that is

13:39

the hope that is the host

13:42

will

13:46

smith is the author of any given

13:48

tuesday and a democratic strategist

13:50

block

13:50

who knew i'm norma less thanks for

13:52

having me molly's so i

13:54

wanted can't hear first of all congratulations

13:57

on your of the bestseller sincere

13:59

thank you are my daughters and still

14:02

relies on cloud nine about of and i really appreciate

14:04

that i wanna talk to you about

14:07

mallory mcmorrow of a young

14:09

lads so to me

14:11

about see just released

14:13

like incredible fund raising numbers

14:15

right and the woman who attacked her

14:18

raise two hundred and fifty dot assassin

14:22

or not it's me about how democrats i mean it seems

14:24

like what worse the democrats

14:29

the hunchback

14:30

the way republicans do

14:32

these disgusting things to get their base excited

14:35

democrats can do these not discussing

14:38

things to get their base excited taught

14:40

me about that

14:41

yeah i'm so just i mean the background

14:43

on and is mallory mcmorrow

14:46

was called a groomer by one of her

14:48

republican scaly

14:50

eggs in the michigan senate is

14:52

a d attacks came

14:54

in and fundraising email

14:56

from her republican colleagues mallory

14:59

then gave a speech that one mega viral

15:01

where she pushed back on the attack

15:04

and spoke out as a straight

15:07

christian mom and

15:09

, you know that he won't land

15:11

and really provided in a play bucks

15:14

or democrats on how to push

15:16

back against sees plane

15:18

it is discussing claim some the right of

15:20

skill whether they're groomers or sexualizing

15:23

children are

15:25

promoting pedophilia all the worst

15:27

sort of tsunami

15:28

the dog whistles best part

15:30

is what

15:31

came out publicly the day is

15:33

that

15:34

after all this unfolded the

15:36

woman who law she had hacked made

15:39

you are you thirty five dollars to fund raising a mouse

15:42

while mallory raised over

15:44

a million dollars because of at which is

15:46

just incredible and over million dollars

15:49

the incredible sums

15:51

i'm sorry state senator and michigan

15:54

and it's getting go a long way toward

15:56

maoris call of slipping the michigan

15:59

the

15:59

then it's but what it does show

16:02

is that we don't have to cower in fear

16:04

when it comes

16:05

they can't control worst will need you go

16:07

down skill every single rabbit

16:09

hole

16:09

at the republicans want go down

16:12

and

16:13

every public policy debate

16:15

and tell you know a biology class

16:17

spied what it shows is that

16:19

democrats to like fighters they do

16:21

like people who push back and

16:24

that republicans

16:26

the families

16:26

there wars really are

16:29

overpaid their hands their

16:30

it on social issues generally what

16:33

we've seen in recent weeks

16:35

is that the republicans

16:38

current is a far

16:39

it's has really backfired

16:41

on them was voters

16:43

of all stripes and

16:44

has really helps i think choose democratic

16:47

enthusiasm that hasn't been there before

16:49

yeah i think it seems i guess

16:51

so one is it sing se you build

16:53

then would i'm curious about

16:55

is you talk a lot about

16:58

democrats going on fox news and

17:01

mayor

17:02

it has a has done that pretty well explained

17:04

to me the now for last was it would

17:07

have a democrat you are and where

17:09

you're running so let's use

17:11

the example of mayor p i didn't

17:13

also talk about this topic for ever malia

17:15

and for mayor of keep going on fox

17:18

is a no brainer

17:19

on a campaign going on fox

17:21

was an absolute no brainer first

17:24

of all there's this idea that know damn

17:26

of has watch fox which is completely

17:28

completely misguided about

17:30

a third of all democrats the news

17:32

from fox news and that

17:35

am encouraged and it's the same across

17:37

racial demographics white democrats

17:39

but you know democrats spock

17:42

democrats and it devices

17:44

audience as we know is monumental

17:47

the larger than a cnn

17:49

and msnbc so

17:51

you do reserve you know a large number of

17:54

democrats and

17:55

when he went on during the campaign

17:57

you know his first segment on fox news

17:59

is the com harper

18:01

the he goes on fox news in

18:03

may

18:04

i'm twenty nine seen and the

18:06

in a week beforehand elizabeth

18:08

warren says

18:09

the know how do you have basically how dare

18:11

he adds i hate for profit ratchet

18:14

and t skyn ojo health problems

18:16

are advertisers and all that

18:18

sort of stasi know as as elizabeth

18:20

warren not going on fox news somehow

18:22

is gonna make a bankrupt or been a minute

18:25

make it not successful

18:26

in the height of delusion that

18:28

with t v he went on there were one

18:30

point one million viewers for

18:32

the town hall which was three

18:34

or four times the audience that

18:37

we had for any of this see a cnn are

18:39

and n b c parent has those

18:41

on fox the news and

18:43

he denounces both tucker carlson

18:46

and laura ingraham for their recent

18:48

hateful comments i think at the time i was

18:51

something about you know using their favorite

18:53

target i think as immigrants i think it was something

18:55

related to that and he gave

18:57

this masterful response

18:59

on abortion that has since gone viral

19:02

i think i'd seven different times it's

19:04

said people to rediscover it every few months

19:06

where he pushed back

19:07

republican talking points on unless

19:10

trump ourselves

19:11

and it was a brilliant performance that

19:13

he went viral and so it wasn't

19:15

just some one point one million people

19:18

from it's a false inside because

19:20

the next day i had my media team

19:22

track and get me all the coverage it will lead

19:25

every single our on

19:27

msnbc and cnn those picks

19:29

up by the new york times washington post

19:32

entertainment outlets like tmz

19:35

and people magazine and

19:37

the secondary coverage was even

19:39

bigger than the one point one million

19:41

people who turned into town hall and

19:43

soupy going on fox news he

19:46

didn't come to too late to veto fox

19:48

is worse instincts soon capitulate

19:50

to their what worse how

19:51

he didn't go on and spew republican

19:53

talking points if anything see

19:56

he gave really important counterprogramming

19:58

to the fox news on

19:59

and that's why i believe

20:02

democrats should go on because while

20:04

we know that summers their hosts

20:06

my the actual and bad say

20:08

a lot of viewers arts and

20:10

that's the only way that

20:12

get their news and that's the only way

20:14

they're ever going to hear from democrats

20:16

and what does it say about us

20:18

as a party if we're too

20:20

good too see earth's to

20:22

talk to millions and millions of americans

20:25

who frankly need to hear our message

20:27

to the message i think it sends

20:29

is that we don't care about them we

20:32

don't have their votes in

20:34

their twenty's plenty campaign it was

20:36

important could provide a contrast

20:38

of donald trump's who is only going

20:40

on media outlets that reinforced

20:43

force his worldview staff were

20:45

right wing he didn't to

20:47

cnn i think once during his presence

20:50

so my question for you is

20:52

i don't think people think they're

20:53

he did provide say they feel

20:56

that he is like a place like oh i

20:58

am i'm just playing devil's advocate

21:00

here but if

21:01

going on a place like that you're giving

21:03

ed legitimacy and also

21:06

you're helping to give them program

21:08

and also they don't

21:10

tend a mean you'll see a lot of

21:12

times the size of a typical said you'll

21:14

see that these interviews

21:16

bad added it in my is

21:18

you don't necessarily see com and oh

21:20

and as a whole different beast i'm

21:23

i wouldn't advise any democrat to go out on

21:25

oil and split

21:26

the idea that fox is illegitimate

21:28

is an and i know you're not saying

21:30

and as illegitimate well i'm just

21:32

saying you're enable

21:33

wang something by going on

21:36

a right you're helping them make programming

21:38

and sell ads dry just

21:39

agree with that i know i think a the what you're doing

21:41

is you're communicating with people and i

21:43

understand that is a popular talking

21:45

point but like get i'm not saying that you're espousing

21:48

that talking point but if you don't

21:50

go on there than you are not

21:52

talking to voters and ways the

21:54

point of being a leader if you're not

21:56

willing to do that and fox is going

21:59

nowhere and had

21:59

not going to go is not gonna lose legitimacy

22:02

speak as p booty judge or elizabeth

22:04

warren are com my hair as or joe biden doesn't

22:07

go on there is still going be around

22:09

it just means that voters won't be hearing from

22:11

us and when pete those on their i've

22:14

never once

22:14

the candidate go on fox news and

22:17

and you know had

22:18

interviews he noted is deceptively

22:21

added added or anything like that sir

22:23

after they do a live head they'll have

22:25

house may be attacked them but yeah

22:27

that welcome to the big game that's what happens in

22:29

politics and stay would be attacks

22:32

whether or not they want on fox news so

22:34

the option is to just go on msnbc

22:37

and preach to the choir and then stab

22:39

at club played on fox news deceptively

22:41

or do go on fox news and make your case directly

22:43

to the for

22:44

cloudy and i wanted to kill

22:46

about com out there's a lot

22:49

dad went down in of really

22:52

have why i actually wanted

22:54

hunting

22:54

more about our cuomo's

22:56

power hungry ness backfired on

22:58

the on and on us and

23:00

i'm hoping you could start could start

23:03

bit about that

23:03

i think there's a really interesting

23:06

then for democrats

23:08

and also you know a sort of

23:10

moral lesson about what quo

23:12

did and enemies ultimately

23:15

if and it seems like they will democrats

23:17

lose the house

23:19

he will be

23:21

in in large part because

23:23

of a deal that andrew cuomo med the

23:25

nonpartisan at redistricting

23:28

was i was actually voters voted for the referendum

23:31

that created that what they voted and two

23:33

thousand and fourteen but he created

23:35

at and two thousand and twelve

23:36

the give democrats lose the house it's not because

23:38

i hundred of how i think that there's a lot

23:40

to blame say that i mean they're ten seats

23:43

that

23:44

they democrats can adapt

23:46

yeah well you know i'd ,

23:48

think a lot of that talk to the voters

23:50

the are covering for the non partisan thanks right

23:52

yeah but they didn't vote until after

23:55

promo made that deal in two thousand and twelve it's

23:57

core my and introduced it it wouldn't have existed

23:59

and one would have voted and there wouldn't

24:01

have been nonpartisan retested that night

24:03

i i think the goal of nonpartisan redistricting

24:06

is one that democrats should support

24:08

and democrats generally should support

24:10

why i think we should have nonpartisan redistricting

24:13

all across the country in all fifty states

24:15

yeah but we don't

24:16

we have democrats reason as we have

24:18

the ninety one say said seats and

24:21

hundred and sixty two says third seed

24:23

so democrats supported redistricting

24:25

and republicans now get the house how how

24:27

does that work five and republicans get the house

24:29

because of it's amid herrmann dead

24:31

voters and my goggles party buddha saying

24:34

the math as these are the same seats

24:36

are ready to so even if democrats

24:39

hundred sixty one safe seats versus one hundred

24:41

ninety one or hundred sixty two

24:43

vs one hundred ninety one set that has nothing

24:45

to do

24:45

whitman terms that has everything to do with

24:48

redistricting so the question is

24:50

like it's all fine and good

24:52

to support center as candidates and i know

24:54

that

24:54

the largely who use who you work

24:57

for by you're

24:59

undermining democracy even

25:01

if you don't know you're doing at like what

25:03

is happening i think that nonpartisan

25:05

very disheartening actually reinforces

25:07

democracy and or mother

25:09

the only worked for centuries candidates i

25:11

work from resemble candidates but how

25:13

would that be true when it comes

25:16

as a means you're gonna have a have a house

25:18

majority leader jim jordan like how

25:20

does that help democracy

25:21

i know i and look i totally hear your

25:23

point by i look i'm one of the civil who

25:25

the point nonpartisan resist charging i think

25:27

we should have a chance

25:28

as he states that we only have

25:30

it in blue states i get that democrats

25:33

shouldn't unilaterally disarm but

25:35

again point i would take up with the near photos

25:37

who who voted for this date but i'm

25:39

telling you the vote was too years

25:41

after two thousand and ten

25:43

cuomo ran a nonpartisan redistricting

25:45

for a second term because he wanted to run for

25:47

president because he wanted to look nonpartisan

25:50

two thousand and twelve he makes a deal in

25:52

the middle of the night which involves a budget

25:55

non partisan redistricting he throws

25:57

that redistricting to a group

25:59

the idea

26:01

many of whom these pics the

26:03

kind of informer did cathy hope it

26:05

was on your last episode she said that she

26:07

said you can the draw a straight

26:09

mine from family that the nonpartisan

26:12

redistricting

26:14

in this state the new york kill

26:16

and report i mean look on to come

26:19

out he's got the allegations he's got

26:21

this he's got that he's got the brother

26:23

with the cnn he's that's look there are a

26:25

lot of things

26:25

andrew cuomo for but

26:28

my mind his biggest

26:30

i'd say will be this point

26:32

noted ah since i

26:34

guess this is something wherever we fundamentally

26:36

disagree brian i look i understand

26:38

your point i just do not think

26:41

that politicians should draw their districts

26:43

i think that either dead sister to be

26:45

nonpartisan luck we clearly clearly

26:47

clearly disagree on this issue but in a situation

26:50

like this where

26:50

republicans are lying cheating and stealing

26:53

to when the house senate democrats

26:55

fight fire with fire mean you want them to go on

26:57

fox news why don't you want them to try to

26:59

keep the house

27:00

i wanted to the way for democrats to win

27:02

is to be to myers cheaters and

27:04

sealers i don't against the odd the democratic

27:06

party works i don't think that's awesome

27:09

our best i don't think that's when voters

27:11

response you well the idea that

27:13

for democrats to beat republicans is

27:15

that we have to be republicans is on

27:18

salacious to me and that was it

27:20

was some a viewpoint that was espoused by lot

27:22

of people about donald trump said

27:24

to beat donald trump we had to be ham

27:26

and no actually we had to be the complete

27:29

opposite of him and that's how joe biden was

27:31

able to win and and beat him and twenty twenty

27:33

i'm actually not saying that i'm just saying that

27:35

it's one parody part of it

27:37

needs is drifting and stuff going the house

27:39

then you should do partisan redistricting ill

27:42

because losing the house

27:44

the me and is worse

27:46

but the other thing is like for mode and do

27:49

this because he had love

27:51

of democracy he did this because he

27:53

thought it would help his presidential race but

27:55

but that is neither here nor there the

27:57

going to be president anymore and

27:59

hardware never was he was not someone who is

28:02

fell from a national campaign i mean can

28:04

you imagine that guy

28:04

the iowa gimme a break but here's

28:07

a question for you you were on cnn

28:09

the seat and then he said we don't need to

28:11

prosecute donald trump we need to beat him at the

28:13

ballot box i was soundly

28:15

disagree with

28:16

the and i'm curious you really believe that

28:18

know and frankly i think you're missing

28:20

then what i said which is that you

28:23

and i can't control whether donald

28:25

trump gets prosecuted

28:26

you and i can control who we about far

28:28

as and ultimately up to the d o j

28:31

it's ultimately up to in a us attorneys

28:33

and place i georgia to prosecute

28:35

am i don't profit sure

28:38

the tutorial powers but

28:40

what i can the hell and i came up for democratic

28:43

candidates i can vote for democratic candidates

28:45

who are standing up against trump his aunts and

28:47

i encourage everyone to do that

28:49

i figured there is a very misguided

28:53

zero on know laughs at times

28:55

at day or if we need to vie that route

28:58

there's can be this divine intervention that's gonna

29:00

help us beat trump that was of view

29:02

of the mall or reports and

29:04

it never happened and so as

29:06

voters we have to take our responsibility

29:09

seriously do seriously think that donald

29:11

trump is unfair for office and office and

29:13

o j to prosecute i'm sure you

29:15

understand that course i do i ground zero

29:18

for of the law i mean like you can

29:20

do a

29:20

oh and sort of larger issue

29:23

here is your merrick garland

29:25

and you while you know trump

29:27

on it overturned the likes and but it didn't work

29:30

was only an attempted to and will be

29:32

too divisive to prosecute him so let's let

29:34

him side on that you are saying

29:36

that democracy doesn't

29:38

really matter that

29:40

it don't matter as they're done by someone

29:42

powerful and important of it

29:44

and i'm by the way said something

29:46

we saw again and it then

29:48

in new york with sideman tried yvan

29:51

continually was i bothers person

29:53

is

29:53

important brodsky

29:54

i mean i will remind you that i

29:57

had a opportunity pass the wind

29:59

see them

29:59

did not until later when

30:02

and it's is the new up my see

30:04

it was built around the idea said

30:07

affluent white guys should sort

30:09

of get away with it and that's why donald trump

30:11

is an hasn't been in jail now and meet only

30:13

was very

30:14

the would happen you find people

30:16

who are affluent white guys who have ended up going into

30:18

jail and europe a mad is quite

30:20

frankly because of people

30:22

like warm outside dance and i mean it

30:25

has been like though affluent white

30:27

guy slime rang in

30:29

america to one of speak in maryland

30:32

yes do i since he should prosecute

30:34

donald trump absolutely i don't

30:36

have his cell phone number his don't know what he's don't

30:38

i am seen as interviews and it

30:40

does seem like city does j finally is

30:42

taking this seriously it's an

30:45

this gonna act on it but i mean i'm

30:47

just saying the idea of like we need to be

30:49

them on the ballot box and if there's no

30:51

law and it doesn't apply to people

30:53

then it doesn't matter how hard to vote right

30:56

i fundamentally disagree here disagree think people

30:58

should vote i think voting is important

31:00

and think think that as important incredibly defeatist

31:03

attitude and is the wrong message the

31:05

sense of there's no i obviously

31:07

been voting as important admit i you know but

31:09

the saying that yes you

31:12

have a d o j that doesn't get the five

31:14

then ultimately

31:16

the matter how hard to bow

31:18

you were saying that we have a d o j that doesn't

31:20

give us thought well i'm just saying if

31:22

my or garland decides is too divisive

31:25

to prosecute trump and that

31:27

trump should have another sad at a tail

31:30

then ultimately no matter how hard

31:32

you vote and again listen i vote

31:34

hard we have lots of candidates on

31:36

all we do and how people devote

31:39

i mean that's like hundred i've never

31:41

voted for a third part

31:42

the candidates i mean i'm not

31:44

saying

31:45

by any stretch of the imagination the people

31:47

involved but i'm

31:48

they're saying that if you will have a d

31:50

o j that doesn't give a fuck and you're

31:52

telling

31:53

the ball

31:54

the

31:54

i have to be the change is

31:57

kind of preposterous

31:58

so i don't think that we have to make

32:00

a choice that i said said c o j

32:02

can act and that neither

32:04

you nor i am ,

32:06

knows what's happening behind the scenes and c o

32:08

j although recent news stories

32:11

seem to suggest said they are

32:13

more active and look i understand

32:15

and is very popular for people on twitter

32:18

to attack merrick garland and

32:20

try to pretend that they know everything that he's

32:22

doing spite it is pretty smart

32:25

smart both merrick garland and

32:28

in department of justice to

32:30

act in act manner that is the opposite

32:33

of how did have some c some j

32:35

i said which is dances as his personal lawyer

32:38

he completely politicized video

32:40

chats and i understand that there are

32:42

people again on the last who

32:44

want us to act the same way

32:46

that trump said that want us to politicize

32:49

every institution and make

32:51

them above and law use it to

32:54

armed are you know destroy the right

32:56

or whatever it is by you know

32:58

of a race to the bottom isn't gonna help anyone

33:01

in stock and out the democratic party and it's socket

33:03

out the american people and so

33:05

i am for one am grateful

33:07

to have grateful president who believes

33:09

in the power of our institutions and

33:11

you have and d you j that has the integrity

33:14

to one not

33:15

the of go out and and

33:17

if you'd always in the media puts

33:19

you doesn't feel like it's job is to

33:21

act as the president's personal lawyer

33:24

but don't you think that they should go out and

33:26

prosecute in the media likes for example

33:28

where there is a large part of

33:31

this country are you just said that gets

33:33

all it's news from fox

33:34

it a third a third of all democrats

33:36

that he said that although news from fox

33:39

yeah so is that is true

33:41

then democrats have to go out

33:44

and prostitute trump and the media will

33:46

i think we arm i mean when that make sense

33:49

merrick garland know i don't know

33:51

privateers don't do that good prosecutors

33:53

makes the case spine the scenes

33:56

and then go out and prosecutor for up everything

33:58

on things on because the

33:59

going out and prosecuting the case

34:02

in the media but that is very separate

34:04

from the role of the d o j an eye

34:07

on do not think that said

34:09

the side and d o j said try to emulate

34:12

trump c o j and party

34:13

the reason why trump is in a pickle that

34:15

he is an beyond the elder

34:18

repair his crimes committed

34:20

one hundred statuary sex said that

34:23

are horrifying and undermine our democracy

34:26

is that he you know use these

34:28

sacred sort of institutions

34:30

as young his personal employs

34:33

let's take you so much lower at lower at

34:35

this guide i'm okay great thank

34:37

you for having me they yell

34:40

the will be a juliana is an activism

34:42

strategist agenda z for change

34:44

welcome to the new up north

34:46

oh my bf thank you so much for having

34:49

me

34:49

well we're very excited to have you sell

34:51

first small you're nineteen right

34:53

yeah okay most important now i got

34:55

sober when i was nineteen so like a big fan

34:58

of been nineteen i think it's it's very important

35:00

age so explain to eyes

35:03

this story you were an activist

35:05

for for you see super

35:08

for mad gates but you're a fundraising

35:10

our has now explained to us

35:12

yeah so my first real

35:15

introduction into abortion

35:17

either to sing work when last year right

35:20

allies put out this time

35:23

where you could smoke poor people who

35:25

had abortions the and at the time out of the

35:27

tip soccer had about one hundred thousand dollars

35:30

i called my followers to

35:32

send an quote very real submissions

35:37

eventually

35:38

inundated it to the point where it was taken down

35:40

and completely useless and

35:43

an organization is like organization nationwide

35:45

or right to life and eight yards

35:47

to create another to climb stairs

35:50

like that so for the last

35:52

year i just have only been

35:54

involved in abortion advocates

35:56

the and persuade their social media i still

35:58

cannot the tricks

35:59

multiple times and

36:02

this past week i was not

36:04

surprised to see matt days doing

36:06

something very and on brand

36:08

with what methods does which is to be

36:10

disgusting and a creep right

36:13

now

36:14

i saw the video from the turning point

36:16

usa the action summer where he

36:19

was talking about like abortion rights activists

36:21

physically saying like they're all that neglect

36:24

right now i sighed to ask my

36:26

initial reaction was like the

36:29

all people what ruined his mandates

36:31

have to talk about physical

36:34

, appearance about

36:36

it he says it's a seat is

36:38

like oh like three three

36:40

hundred fifty pounds and

36:42

so i tweeted out i was like i've actually

36:44

five eleven six four and he

36:46

or i wear them to reminds mom

36:48

and my you have your place suggested

36:50

in like three months because

36:52

his response was to tweet out

36:55

my profile picture alluding to

36:57

the fact that i fit the description

36:59

of what divorce rights activist is that

37:01

he gave his turning point usa speeds

37:05

honestly people ask me like what my initial

37:07

he was when i saw that he had done mans

37:10

stay and i last i

37:12

laugh because i knew that i was not

37:14

a woman this man's day and company

37:16

said

37:17

and so what did you do

37:19

shot back on twitter i spoke tweeted

37:21

at and i said like

37:23

the my not a little too old for you allegations

37:29

that then brought forward against

37:32

mr gates previously in the news

37:34

and i also a oh tweeted

37:37

it with a picture of the rope and butthead

37:39

cartoon i don't know if you've seen as what i said

37:41

you would really look like this may

37:43

at least she'll of the century

37:44

i think i got like

37:47

be sixty thousand likes he got

37:49

like a thousand and so from

37:51

there i was just like you know why i

37:53

have attention have attention now people are

37:55

starting to com or in the news on the do

37:57

what i

37:58

birch to with his paw

37:59

now familiar and how we can

38:02

help people get access to the health care of any it's

38:04

so i tweeted out in honor

38:06

of mack a punishing me i'm

38:09

going to start fund raising for

38:11

abortion funds through the gente person's

38:13

abortion on which we started after row

38:15

fell for this

38:18

this gone mad a viral

38:20

ban on the so blown away

38:23

by this how many people have supported

38:25

me in this movement

38:27

that is so cool so tell me how much

38:29

money raised as of right now we've raised

38:31

a little over seven hundred thousand dollars

38:34

in the last three days out to me about

38:36

the dnc activism

38:39

group and what that as a so we

38:41

aim for change it a coalition

38:44

of over five hundred digital media creators

38:46

primarily based on tik tok and

38:48

we have a combined audience

38:50

about five hundred million people are

38:52

mean goals

38:53

innovation is to promote

38:55

the civic engagement it's an progressive

38:58

progress especially amongst the dnc

39:00

so that's why i

39:02

really like

39:03

my father to the has a lot of people

39:05

think because we're young that we are go

39:07

why were naive war ignorance

39:10

when the reality is i'm the

39:12

bleeding political strategist for

39:14

one of the largest youth run

39:16

nonprofits in the country and we very

39:18

successfully fought back against

39:21

are probably politicians in the past the sin

39:23

of incident me now

39:24

new several times your

39:26

in process right yes

39:28

yes exists so what is it

39:30

might being on the ground

39:32

there and having a governor

39:35

who is so

39:36

committed to not

39:39

serving the interests of local texans

39:41

that was a good question very nonpartisan

39:45

i hate him like when every fiber of

39:47

my being my being he's one of the worst people

39:49

to ever exist because like

39:52

what a lotta people don't realize is

39:54

there's the republican theatrics

39:56

an outrage cycle

39:58

so they haunt happening

39:59

someone over these like for

40:02

all these shoes that are nonexistent

40:04

slide critical right ferry and

40:06

like op ed specifically he

40:08

makes people not about these very non

40:10

is this an issue so that he can do things that

40:13

are extremely harmful and

40:15

dangerous under the radar

40:17

so if we'd seen a lot about all abortions

40:19

horrible we're going to ban a bore sense

40:22

and he does this so we don't talk

40:24

about the fact that after the taxes winter

40:26

storm happened he made four point

40:28

six million dollars for energy the news

40:30

and energy energy industries to this campaign

40:33

so it's it's most

40:35

infuriating things have to deal with us on a daily

40:37

basis but it's also extremely motivating

40:39

speak eyes were actively

40:41

organizing against people who deserve

40:44

can be organized and danced and

40:47

amateurs motivating the car

40:49

for a few moat his ass

40:50

in november so it's

40:52

really beautiful and he needs is thus way to

40:55

describe it so

40:55

finally would happening with your power beds

40:58

texas decided that regulating

41:01

the

41:01

read it was like a liberal

41:03

post

41:04

then saying and that they would have

41:06

the old our they had because their taxes

41:09

and it basically it's been an unmitigated

41:11

disaster is that right

41:13

that pretty well the have days

41:16

now in texas i mean it's like

41:18

ninety plus degrees there were they tell

41:20

you to conserve energy and that can you explain

41:22

that to us yeah absolutely so like

41:24

i was absolutely phenomenal two weeks

41:27

ago i was on a planes d c

41:29

for work and my sister

41:31

who lives in season as well i

41:34

texted me about ha

41:36

like we were buying this like backup

41:38

generator because the telling us to conserve

41:41

power again in the governor had

41:43

asked people to conserve power because

41:45

like the grid obviously it's

41:47

was struggling to keep up with the man

41:49

because of how high it was i think when i flew

41:52

out as you stand the heat index of like

41:54

a hundred and fourteen degrees some

41:57

people were been told to work

41:59

there about

41:59

where i don't tax

42:00

this is my apartment complex i would like don't

42:03

me is the washers try not use

42:05

your stove keep the lights off

42:07

turn your a seen a like seventy

42:09

nine degrees so these messages

42:12

and things that taxes are getting both

42:14

in winter and in summer cynicism

42:16

consistently happening since the great feels

42:19

like i think it was february january

42:21

february twenty twenty one so it's it's happening

42:23

now on a more and more regular basis

42:26

how to me about what it's like

42:27

for a woman who wants to get an abortion and

42:30

texas right now and the entire process

42:32

is terrifying some you even for me

42:34

as someone talks

42:37

abortion or mine i have to be careful

42:39

with the way that i do it because of

42:41

the civil law enforcement law and even

42:43

now like the texas freedom

42:45

caucus which isn't a state legislator

42:48

the going after businesses

42:51

that

42:51

wanting to cover travel costs for their

42:53

employees to get abortion saying let's say you

42:55

can't do this we're going to pass a law

42:57

that says you can do this

42:59

the been higher prices is terrified because

43:01

you're actively every step

43:03

of the

43:04

they've been washed

43:06

by the census government me now they

43:09

they're even trying to make is where you can even get abortions

43:11

may not make fab it's already pushed for that

43:14

so in the same such as at this

43:16

moment abortion is pretty much nonexistent

43:19

and even after trying to get one

43:21

it's could potentially

43:23

this you in trouble finding women's

43:25

bodies are literally being criminalized the or

43:27

was a few months ago a woman

43:29

in starts on he was arrested on

43:31

a murder charge for what

43:33

was called a self induced

43:36

abortion which is also

43:37

what are spontaneous abortion are

43:39

a miscarriage and she was arrested

43:42

on a murder charge for that so it's

43:44

absolutely terrifying to be a woman

43:46

in the states who wants to make bodily

43:48

autonomy choices because the government

43:51

has actively criminalizing your body

43:53

and taking away your freedom to choose that

43:55

is really scary and it must be also

43:57

it's also scary because if you have a moscow

43:59

the you're

44:00

a person of interest riot

44:03

absolutely you medically you can't have

44:05

a difference

44:05

between a miscarriage and

44:07

or one of your doctor the treatments for

44:10

the aftermath is the same so now

44:12

people who will have miscarriages

44:15

could be potentially afraid to even go to the hot

44:17

that all because it they could be

44:19

reported as someone

44:20

that would add a self induced abortion

44:23

and the president has already been said that they

44:25

the really couldn't be arrested for that

44:28

that is completely crazy

44:30

so what are you gonna do now what's your

44:32

seats are i ever would

44:34

have some of my age sheer i'm i am

44:36

a college

44:37

the the i would literally start my

44:39

sophomore year of college next

44:42

week but i'm just

44:44

gonna continue working with a half

44:46

in the last year and a half with jersey for

44:48

he or and with praxis

44:50

democrats candidates to tried

44:52

to flip praxis blue and

44:54

do everything i can with the social media

44:57

power that i have to make

44:59

a tangible difference in the country and in the world

45:01

because we need young people who

45:03

are fighting back for what the

45:05

the even and making their voices heard and i

45:07

hope i can continue to

45:08

one of those voices

45:10

my my generation and jesse centers

45:12

in his generation acts and were

45:14

like a disaster we have supporters

45:17

and me were just a second train back

45:19

give it your generation is

45:21

different and how

45:22

i think so i think that

45:25

our generation has a

45:27

really unique place and history

45:29

and the way that we've gone through these kind

45:32

of generally sold for hamas

45:34

together anemia think we

45:36

have never lived in a world where like

45:38

nine eleven didn't happen with

45:40

added bonus or nine eleven so

45:43

we were born into

45:44

the weren't near on terror we

45:46

the dot with armor multiple

45:48

economic recession be dealt

45:50

with school shootings he dealt with climate

45:52

change that all these different things have happened

45:55

and it's not like in the past

45:57

where it happens and it's on the phone

46:00

the clock news that she watch with your parents

46:02

it's fine

46:03

the social media constantly and you

46:05

have your phone all the times the you're

46:07

constantly being inundated with new

46:10

information about

46:11

any given socio political issue

46:13

that's happening at any given time and

46:15

so i think because of that stems

46:18

he has become

46:18

the piper informed and hyper

46:21

aware of all the issue is

46:23

that it's also given us tools

46:25

that

46:25

no wonder generation has had access to

46:27

and terms of mobilizing stand

46:30

organizing to fight back against

46:32

the things that we think are oppressive or

46:34

wrong settings that we've seen young

46:37

people are extremely motivated to

46:39

fight back against these injustices

46:42

i mean even in the last few election cycles

46:44

we've seen more and more young people

46:46

break records and turn out to

46:48

go especially in twenty twenty expand

46:51

i've one hundred percent attribute

46:53

that to the usages social media

46:55

and mobilizing young voters across the country

46:58

the i know that chassis and i have talked about

47:00

this like when you see these turning

47:02

point usa conferences

47:04

where are these people are like

47:06

i mean you know getting

47:09

it

47:09

it did in one thousand jade says disparaging

47:11

things about women's i mean are you

47:14

worried for your generation or do you feel

47:16

there's a nasa of you guys on

47:18

this sort of right side of history that

47:20

once out for that you guys are

47:23

actually more progress as

47:25

yeah so i actually grew

47:27

up in a conservative christians

47:29

also been a very small conservatism

47:31

and texas the i have a little bit more

47:34

insight

47:34

in few why republicans

47:37

and conservative people

47:39

when it comes to these political issues

47:41

says one thing is conference as i see other

47:43

young people who are conservative or republicans

47:46

a lot of people's initial reaction of with disgust

47:49

her anger but honestly when i see

47:51

it also kind of that because

47:54

at one point in my life like you know i was

47:56

one of those kids who just i believe everything

47:59

was told movie

47:59

the my life and it whether until i was able

48:02

to do my own research and form

48:04

own opinions that i realized that those

48:06

talking point the had been set as a kid will bombs

48:09

and so i think saw their

48:11

a lot more young people who

48:13

are ready and willing to do the

48:15

research make their own opinions and not just

48:17

listen what their parents have to say i

48:20

think more and more of us young

48:22

people who are on the democratic side are

48:25

ready and willing to talk to those

48:27

who are on the opposing

48:29

the political ideology and kind

48:31

is he is anyway me ten every

48:33

move them more towards our side i think

48:36

common grounds and

48:37

common decency as a lot more common among

48:39

search generation that people would think i

48:41

want to end with that because that's so wonderful

48:44

and i hope that's i love that adds

48:46

thank you so much and so

48:48

will move to have the ale i don't think

48:50

of myself as sensitive but i'm sort of well and up

48:53

chelsea are you welling i'm a i'm

48:55

not i'm involved with what's like it can be

48:57

too many emotions

49:01

the leaving molly john says

49:03

who is your fact that guy he's

49:05

a guy who ran for president briefly

49:08

and he's a guy who ran for

49:10

mayor of new york city a little

49:13

the longer i guess maybe

49:15

failed to both of them so

49:17

what do you do when you consistently fail

49:20

you move forward am

49:22

i right and so he

49:24

is a starting a new political

49:27

party a third party called forward

49:29

see what i did there yeah he

49:31

and christine todd whitman

49:33

who used to be the governor of new jersey

49:36

before herself becoming a failed presidential

49:38

candidate they're going to launch this party in

49:40

september and they have

49:42

and on believable

49:44

little catchphrase it's how

49:46

will we solve the big issues facing america

49:49

not left not right forward

49:52

that means nothing that means

49:54

absolutely nothing that means

49:57

absolutely nothing at best

50:00

we will do is nothing at worst

50:02

it will me be size

50:05

and some moderates

50:07

away from the democrats

50:10

is by guess down but i don't

50:12

even think it's gonna do that these people

50:14

are i don't i don't want to see dom

50:16

i guess they're not dumb by the

50:18

foolish and anyone gives money

50:21

to this thing is for was first more you can't have

50:23

a viable third party in america because we have

50:25

our incredibly , up

50:27

electoral system that completely

50:29

prevents that makes it impossible

50:31

yeah age it's just it's literally

50:34

impossible ross perot spent however

50:36

many millions of dollars of his

50:38

own money to run for president

50:41

and dot as many as electoral votes as

50:43

i did the euro notes right

50:45

so it doesn't matter that he got nineteen

50:47

percent of the popular vote or whatever it was he

50:49

got zero electoral votes and

50:52

that's not a great return on your money and

50:54

it's the same things can happen years it's it's

50:57

absolutely impossible the only thing it does

50:59

is somehow build the ego

51:02

of or you know sylvie

51:04

ego of of the of people

51:06

like andrew yang

51:08

it's just completely tone

51:11

deaf to be doing this right now and

51:13

for all those reasons and many

51:15

more fuck that guy i

51:18

know you agree with the molly that we can just move on to

51:20

yours yeah knows he is the worst

51:22

i do want to hear you are fuck that guy is my

51:24

thought that guy is the

51:27

word supreme court said in a dorm a

51:29

know hub said before the other

51:31

people were the worth it in context is hop

51:33

over

51:34

he didn't manage to

51:35

talk about clarence thomas who actually is the

51:37

worst spend court

51:38

though he that the youngest

51:40

okay so technically you could

51:42

the done that i can amy com he buried

51:44

i'm gonna go is justice thomas

51:47

nerf because he did do his own

51:49

we should also

51:51

the river gay marriage but not

51:54

interracial marriage that was

51:56

a he says

51:58

said of whatever

51:59

while so this is thomas

52:02

was planning to go

52:04

and teach at george

52:06

washington university near

52:09

his home in washington or

52:11

in one of the washington suburbs

52:13

i cannot say which one because i would never

52:16

want to get assist of taxing

52:18

him but he was supposed to

52:20

do

52:21

sort of you know t w he

52:23

was gonna lecture and he was gonna talk about how

52:25

great he was all the rides he's

52:27

planning to take or it as sessions

52:29

wow that was a lot of students

52:32

who wrote a long not bunch

52:34

of different letters and petitions because

52:36

you know why they don't want that

52:38

guy who's using all these

52:41

murders ill as our ,

52:43

reasons to take away their rights coming

52:46

to their last costs and you know what's

52:48

good for them so i'm sure

52:50

i can't imagine this one up and up

52:52

on fox news as like a liberal

52:54

and tolerance to important conservative

52:57

ideas that you know what he gets to

52:59

take away our rights dozens at the

53:01

letters about them as

53:03

, the country amounts of capitalism

53:05

works so a hurry

53:07

the deal for the worst number of the supreme

53:09

court justice clarence thomas absolutely

53:12

agree and also absolutely agree

53:14

that this will be held up as an example

53:16

of horrible cancel culture

53:18

area

53:20

jesse watters this is one

53:22

for you

53:23

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53:27

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