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The socialist fever in the Democratic Party seems to be spreading after Zoran Mamdani's win in New York City. Over in Seattle, they have just elected a socialist mayor, Katie Wilson, an inexperienced far-left radical who got financial support from her parents. She's on track to take down the incumbent Democratic mayor who has worked in city politics for almost two decades. AOC, meanwhile, is trying to get Trump voters in on the communist revolution. I fully welcome Trump voters into our coalition. And I know that sounds crazy to some people, but just hear me out. I cannot tell you, it just happened to me like two weeks ago, I can't tell you how many times someone has pulled me aside and said either, I was once a big Trump voter and a Trump supporter and I watched Fox News every day, but then I started to kind of expand my world and where I got information and now I've learned and now I've changed and I'm with you and I learned from you. But will Trump voters really feel at home in the current Democratic Party? Former MSNBC host Chris Matthews notes how they turned into a party of snobs. Democrats were an urban and a rural party. They're still that. Are they a rural party? The people that didn't get a college are voting for Trump. Why? Because of snobbery and attitude. Pennsylvania Democratic Senator John Fetterman, who earlier today got rushed to the hospital after a fall near his home in Pennsylvania, and thankfully he's doing OK. But before that scary incident I mentioned, he was talking about the level of hatred he gets on social media from members of his own party. The right would say really rough things and names, some names I won't repeat on TV, but on the left it was like they want me to die or that we're cheering for your next stroke or that's terrible, that depression, why couldn't it depression one? And I hope your kids find you. And then they even have like the graphic, a gif there, they have like a stroke in your head. So, Greg, there's a slew of secret socialists whispering in AOC's ear. Yeah, I love she says, I can't tell you how many times Trump supporters have come up to me and said yes, yes, on Democrat socialism. And I can learn from you. Well, I can tell you how many zero didn't happen. She made it up because one thing you know about Trump supporters, they're pretty solid on their beliefs about socialism. They make it pretty clear. That's like a dog saying, I can't believe how many times a fire hydrant has come up to me and said, hey, I really like getting peed on because that's what socialists look at America as a petri dish. We're the lab rats in their experiment. AOC is saying, you know, lab rats, come join us, embrace your tormentors. All socialists begin by saying they're Democrat socialists. And then when that fails, they drop the adjective, they go full authoritarian, look at Venezuela. The leader, was it? I can't remember. Was it the ugly guy or the other guy? He pushed socialism for the 21st century. That was the slogan. Then he quickly shifted into authoritarianism with a took control of the military, took control of the courts, took control of the elections, concentrated power. That's what happens. There's no such thing as Democrat socialism. It's just socialism. There's a class system here. It's the people who make decisions and the rest of us. Trump's role in that bifurcation, he's the agent on behalf of the rest of us. These are a whole lawyer that protects us from the elites. AOC pretends that it's the same role that they provide, that you can just simply switch lawyers. Come over to our side. She is actually arguing on the power structure that made our lives hell. Think about everything that she's done. She was for defunding the police, higher taxes, more regulation. She chased Amazon out of New York. She's pro-sanctuary, entranced, cashless, bail. None of these things, any Trump supporter would ever go for. She's just making this whole thing up. As for Fetterman, he touched on the hierarchy of smears. And I said it before, you can call me Hitler, means that I can call you fat. Because in the hierarchy of smears, you left a whole lot of turf under Hitler. We will insult you till the cows come home. Shout out to the view. But we don't wish you're dead. We don't wish you're dead. But it's great because the personal smears hurt more because I can look in the mirror and go, I know I'm not Hitler. But when they look in the mirror, they go, yeah, they're right, I'm fat. You're not fat, right? No. Let's talk about this. Haley, pilgrim. I do look like a pilgrim today. Sorry about that. Dana, you know, there's this mixed message where we're told there's no socialist takeover. And yet in Seattle, you have a socialist winning in New York City. You have the whispering socialist AOC. Yeah. So I've been pretty interested in all of this for a while because when Zoran Mamdani was on the upswing, I looked around and I said, guys, it's coming to a city near you. And we look, yes, in Minnesota, he tried but failed. But in Seattle, I was interested in this race because the guy was the other guy that was running is a diverse guy who grew up with nothing, worked very hard, worked his way up. And she, again, borrowed money from parents to do all of this. She and her husband choose to live in a 600 square foot studio apartment with a toddler. And she says, you too can live like me. Right. And now. But the other Democratic choice. And it's not that the guy who worked really hard and worked his way up was a Republican. He's not. He's a Democrat. And he's sitting there looking around going, wait, what? Wasn't I supposed wasn't I like the poster child for what we were going to be? The DSA has been quietly and systematically working to build their troops. And bad policy will beat no policy every time. They are super smart about it. They know how to organize. They have classes where you can learn how to speak better. They are teaching people how to go and be persuasive. Now, in a lot of ways to me, it's like the counter to Turning Point USA. And thankfully, Turning Point USA is growing so much. And their mission is assured because of Erica Kirk's stewardship there. And they're going to need them because Peter Thiel, who's an amazing entrepreneur and somebody, a technologist, he also says that it's understandable why younger people today are pulled in this direction because they feel that capitalism is not working for them. So if they're only getting that message and not hearing from anybody else, and that is going to win every single time. And she just that young white woman, the awful. She is going to end up probably beating the guy who worked his way up to the Democratic Party. And he's now the establishment and they don't want the establishment there. Even if he checks all the boxes, if he is not socialist, they don't want him. I think that's a fascinating way. I've not thought about that. The DSA is the other side of the coin. Turning Point, I think that's spot on. It's terrifying, Jesse. I'm not terrified. The socialists don't scare me. If you have a mayor who's out of control and she's a socialist and she runs one of these big cities, the president has to do his job and the governor has to do his job. You're basically babysitting a bunch of children. If they're not going to keep the straights safe, if they're not going to build new housing, you just got to Bigfoot them and come in. Now, the AOC thing. It's funny that she said that because the other day some black lesbian came up to me and she said, I've had it. I'm ultra mega. It happens to me all the time. You'd be surprised. I actually know people that went the other way. They were pretty famous. I think his name was Bobby Kennedy. I think Tulsi. I think Musk. I think Rogan. And everybody forgets my good friend Jeff Van Drew. These are people who did leave the Democrat Party and came to be ultra mega. And that's fine. You swing back and people do swing. And that's why Greg, don't look at me like that. But that's why this administration has to go blank to the wall before the midterms or else they're going to get whacked on costs. The snob factor. What's changed is 20 years ago, you'd probably do your best to hide your snobbery. Today, you broadcast it. You just casually drop in conversation that, you know, Dartmouth keeps hitting me up for donations. Like, when will they stop? Or like my Guatemalan housekeeper, she left for like two weeks. I don't know what I'm going to do. And what this does, it's so alienating and it's so off-putting that you feel like you're living in another country. And at a certain point, a lot of the middle and working class, they do feel like they're living in another country. And that's why you have people that like, what's a pronoun? I remember on this show last year, I didn't know what a trans was. I still don't understand what that means. And I don't care how many times Harold tries to explain it. I've never tried to explain it. Greg is right. You hear us talk about Biden. He's sleepy, he's slow, he's corrupt, he's incompetent. But we don't want him dead. But the way they talk about Trump, this guy's a Nazi, he needs to die in prison. What they said about Charlie, what they said about Fetterman. And I wrote a book about this. I don't know if you guys remember, it's called Get It Together, still available where books are sold. It's about your deep-seated insecurities. He's gotten me to read the Bible. I'm reading about sin. And this is all based in envy. Now it's the one sin that doesn't feel good. Wow. And that's what they all have, they're envious. What about the one of murdering someone? Harold, that's a good legacy to leave, getting Jesse to read the Bible. Two most important commandments, love the Lord and love your neighbor as yourself. We'll get to that part later. I'm going to write that down. First off, I'm glad that she's doing what she's doing, Kayleigh. Whether you think she's going to be successful or not is a different thing. We've talked around this table numerous times about Democrats who are so monolithic, who are so homogenous in how they go about their work. She at least is saying we're trying to reach out and bring people over. I don't think it's as far fetched though as we think. You think about 10 years ago, what the makeup, two or three election cycles ago for Democrats, what the makeup of the Democratic electorate was. It was mainly people who had not graduated from college, people who would not consider themselves elite. Today it's flipped. Democrats are elitist and far more educated. I agree with just about everything Jesse said in terms of how we look at how people look at. I think Dan and I, I talked about Seattle wrongly the other night, the last few days. I thought that the moderate guy was going to win. Look at the race more closely, he's likely going to lose. It's likely some generational issues there as well with this younger person beating this older person. What I do know for a fact is that the best poll in politics are elections. We had a poll just a few weeks ago, Democrats. We can talk about affordability, we can talk about cost, but we have to come up with answers and ideas. Nothing is permanent, nothing is inevitable in politics. It's all earned. In fact, good politicians, if they deliver, they get reelected. Their ideas are celebrated and their ideas eventually are the ones that most Americans, as we think about politics, go forward with. So I think it's refreshing to hear. I sometimes disagree with the Congress on a few points, but I like this approach. I'm not convinced around the table that she's having MAGA supporters flooding her mailbox and her email and coming up to her on the street as much as she said. But I got to tell you this, the only way Democrats were going to win nationally, for that matter, even in big parts around the country, is we're going to have to convince voters that we have not only a better message, but a better plan to make their lives better. So I appreciate her doing what she's doing.