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Who's the one person on the left that I've been saying has a shot at 2028 running? AOC. She does an interview and there are a couple things that come up. 1) She doesn't deny speculation of a 2028 presidential run. 2) She's no longer fighting it and even playing politics to say, "Well, no, not for me." 3) She tells Axelrod that she tailors her political ambitions to meet the moment.
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who's the one person on the left that I've been saying has a shot at 2028
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running? AOC. Okay. So watch this. She does an interview. Okay.
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And there's a couple of things that comes up. One, Rob,
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if you can go to the one that she doesn't deny speculation of 2028
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she's no longer fighting it and even playing politics to say, well, no,
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I just want to focus on New York city and the boroughs.
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This is what she had to say when she was asked about running for president.
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When you haven't been, like, fantasizing about being this or that since the time you were seven years old,
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Because I get to wake up every day and say, how am I going to meet the moment?
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So I make my response less to an attachment to some positional title or position and working
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But I make decisions by waking up in the morning, looking out the window and observing the conditions
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of this country and saying what move or what decision can I make today that is gonna get
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Closer to that future, stronger, faster, better than yesterday.
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She dances around the question pretty much the entire thing.
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They assume, this is what she said, they assume that my ambition is a title or a seat, and my ambition is way bigger than that.
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And she told Axelrod that she tailors her political ambitions to meet the moment.
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So I make my response less to an attachment, personal title case.
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And I want to move, make the decision that I'm going to get closer to that future,
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So she's hinting on what she's going to happen.
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She was doing a podcast about being a billionaire.
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Do you remember that whole exchange with that one girl where they're both sitting there?
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Oh, it's great. And how the founding fathers were somehow billionaires that were being fought against.
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Rob, is this the one on this story? AOC claims American Revolution was fight against billionaires as critic schooler on that actual history.
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Do you want to play that clip real quick? Go ahead, Rob.
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I want to talk about how this is in the heritage of our country, because America was founded.
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You look at Thomas Jefferson writing to Madison in Revolt of British Aristocracy.
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The American Revolution was against the billionaires of their time.
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And we are declaring independence from such an extreme marriage of wealth and power in the state that...
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how do you not know the history of the basic thing that this was of like this the robin hood story
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robin hood was against the billionaires no robin hood was against high taxes and the government
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taking money away from you had slavery but the reality you can pause it right there rob the
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reality of it is this is a very formidable candidate it is and then she's doing this
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podcast rob i know you have it she's doing this podcast with this other girl they're like
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billionaires this and billionaires that oh yeah and the other girl keeps saying that's right yeah
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And so who knows what this is going to lead to, but the reality of it is she is a formidable candidate for 2027, 2028.
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There's a certain level of wealth and accumulation that is unearned, right?
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You can pay people less than what they're worth.
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And so you have to create a myth that since you didn't earn that,
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Look, this is an incredibly formidable candidate.
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I could sit here and pick on her and play, you know, ding-dong bingo, right?
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What I'm going to point out, this is the most skillful communicator
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There are people out there that we're listening to That's Right that feel the same way because they're destitute or because they're struggling or because something's wrong in their life, and they believe that that voice is representing a solution and a way out and somehow cares for them.
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They don't understand that there's no spreadsheet behind what she's saying, meaning that there's no budget or there's no long-term corrective fix in what she's saying.
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But people are listening to this very formidable communicator, this very telegenic person, this person that presents herself female, ethnic, and all the things that go with it, which are things that we should be celebrating in America about the diversity of everywhere we are.
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And it's diversity of people, but then merit on achievement.
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And instead, she sits there and she does like this.
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And what worries me, Pat, is that is a really formidable candidate.
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and everybody's going to attack me, but remember, go through history.
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It says, forget about World War II and what he did.
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Mussolini came to power promising to make the trains run on time, among other things.
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Now, forget all the other allies and everything he had,
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but think about that simple promise he was trying to make to the Italian people at the time.
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And that's who she is in this telegenic, absolutely amazing campaigner
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that I think people should be joking about less
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So, you know, she's very big on social media.
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they look at her like she's some incredible person because she's more attractive than all
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the other politicians but what are her policies what does she stand for she's living in in in the
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the wokest leftist district in brooklyn she's underqualified she's unprepared and if she gets
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on a debate stage versus a marco rubio are you kidding me are you kidding me talk about being
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qualified again i get why people want to play that game but regarding the billionaires i'm so
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sick of this you remember when you did the debate in jubilee and you had to make your um uh you said
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my assertion is the following and you said billionaires are great for society and then you
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went through the societies that have the most billionaires and the societies that have the
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least billionaires and if you just look at the math here it's not even close united states here
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obviously china's second which uses capitalism and then has uh communism to basically spread the
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wealth but if you look at a map of south korea versus north korea i mean like the the the
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conversations over why because billionaires create jobs and opportunities and billionaires create
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millionaires and then millionaires they create jobs and opportunities they create thousandaires
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but when there's no millionaires and there's no billionaires everyone's just equally poor so if
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you're just solving for equity where we're all in the same place poor as hell vote for AOC and
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that's the biggest problem that she just does not respect it and it's and it's scary because it's
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It's like, Tom, pointing out her, you know, she's not stupid,
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but she's not the brightest person in the room.
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When she's like, you know what, we're all going to die.
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The world's going to end if we don't change climate change in what?
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Well, Bernie Sanders said that, and I tweeted this weekend.
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And I understand the fact that she's formidable in the sense of the social media
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and she's out there and she's attractive and she's that person.
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But, again, the policies that these people want, it has never worked.
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You want your country to look like New York?
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And don't do this stupid identity politics.
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I'm with Hillary, one of the most corrupt people out there that cost the lives of Americans in Benghazi.
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I mean, look, AOC makes Kamala Harris look like a genius.
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She makes Hillary Clinton look like Albert Einstein.
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Okay, but by the way, if you notice, what did she say?
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So when's the last time you've heard her use phrase Jefferson to try to teach us history?
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Because she's trying to sound more presidential, probably.
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Because people behind closed doors are working with her saying,
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read this book, read that book, read this, study this, study that, study this,
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because you're going to go up against Marco Rubio.
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This was a great glimpse of somebody who was prepping to run for president
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There's a big difference, Adam, between prepping and winning, okay?
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He's at a hearing, and he's being asked a question about, you know,
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this lady says, you have this job, you have that job, you have this job.
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Are you really the National Security Advisor, Council, whatever the NAC is it?
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Okay, so he says, and you're the secretaries, and you're this.
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Are they dealing directly with the president, and you're not even involved?
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He says, no, I talked to Witkoff, and he says, let me answer this question
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because it's a very good question you're asking me.
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And you just watch the way he handles himself, and he educated.
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The role that this job plays is this, and it depends on portfolio to portfolio,
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But I do think watching her, like when I go to Dylan,
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We don't need to make the announcement of what team it is.
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but he picked the team that he's going to, okay?
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So you know what happens when I go to these tryouts?
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He's gotten taller, but he's the same as it was two years ago.
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I'm like, my God, that guy just got faster all over.
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AOC is realizing there's a difference between Miami,
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there's a difference between New York City and National.
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She has to get these things right, and she's prepping for it.
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but she's not going to be one that's going to be sin.
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Listen, there was a lot of people in the establishment
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statewide we'll see if that happens and we're glossing
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over the fact that she said billionaires during Thomas
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is she even talking about she's making the comparison she's trying to
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say that the billionaires of today are basically like socialists love the movie robin hood yeah
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always remember what was the movie robin hood about was it taken from the wealthy and given
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it to the poor no it was not robin who was the king in robin hood um king george and what would
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he do well it was a feudal system they would basically tax the people and basically not about
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anything exactly it was not about the wealthy it was about the government overtaxing people
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It's got nothing to do with millionaires and billionaires
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