Transcript of He's in Stage 5 Meltdown After Dems Do This

We want the era of prostitution politics over. And Senator Chris Van Hollen seems to agree with us. Let's pop this up. Van Hollen tells me Democrats should not commit to voting for Chuck Schumer or anyone else for leader without getting commitments for a bold agenda. He says working people have been screwed for way too long, and we need to unrig an economy that has been built to serve billionaires and big corporations.

It's not a time for incrementalism. It's a time to move forward a very bold kitchen table agenda. Josh.

And I think personally, guys like Schumer and Jefferies, they're a little bit removed from what the voters want. They're in the state of New York. I'm not throwing shade at the state of New York, but the interest up there are different than the interest across the country, especially in the middle of the country, in other places where people don't understand this nexus between the United States and Israel. They just don't understand it. And it's refreshing to see. I hope these other senators come out, and we've seen others that have made these same demands because the will of the Democrats is what these candidates need to listen to.

We went through this again in '20 and '24, and if they don't follow the will of the voters, they're going to see a mass exodus from this party.

Furthermore, look at all the House seats that flipped in New York. These are bold new members of the House that are not bought and paid for. And it doesn't matter what state you live in because Schumer and Jefferies are not popular here. People here think they're too conservative. People here think they are preservationists. And so that low 20%, below 20% approval rating that they both are now, I don't know, taking a victory lap. They missed the ride here.

I didn't see either one of them down fighting in Florida. I didn't see Chuck Schumer funding Angie Nixon. And I will never, ever forgive him for that. That woman fought her heart out with hardly any money and zero support from Chuck Schumer and Kristen Gillibrand, another New York politician. And so I think that this is a nationwide bipartisan, not a red state/blue state thing. This is an American thing. And Americans want the era of prostitution politics to be pushed aside.

And we want people who are not leveraged and who are not compromised that can come and look in the camera and tell us where they stand. For example, Jefferies did this. American people don't want us to get even. They want us to deliver. Well, what did Jefferies have to do last night? He had to go on Don Lemon and other places and try to clean that up and say, "We're going to fight." And he's put out this ridiculous video on his Instagram. Why is he having to do that? Why is he saying one thing here and another thing there? He's inconsistent because he has two different people he has to talk to.

And so when you live that, when you experience something like that, and then you see someone like Schumer or Jefferies placate to the right a little bit and say, "No, we're more focused on affordability, not accountability," suggest things like that, you know they're compromised by APAC money. It makes you angry. It makes you pissed off. It makes you think, "These people are disconnected from the will of the Democrats and what we wanted when we showed up in massive numbers to vote for change." And that's what she's saying. She's voicing that out loud, and rightfully so, because it seems like they get amnesia.

It seems like they forget all of the hell that the American people went through for months, the destruction of democracy. When the election's over and you reach across party lines, there is no reaching across party lines. There is accountability. There is consequences for your conduct. In criminal law, we talk about one of the 35-53 factors in federal court. They talk about deterrence. It's a big factor judges consider when they issue a sentence. The reason for that is you want to deter other criminals from committing these types of acts.

The same concept applies here. You want to pursue accountability and consequences because it will instill deterrence for other administrations when they come into office to commit these same type of illegal, corrupt acts, period.

And I don't think we should negotiate with these people. And APAC is taking a little victory lap. They are now congratulating its candidates online. Let's pop this up. APAC congratulates the hundreds of pro-Israel Democrats and Republicans who won their elections last night. More than 234 candidates supported by APAC members have already won, with many additional races still too close to call. We congratulate Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer and House Democratic leader Hakeem Jefferies on the resounding victories for their caucuses.

To me, this is disqualifying. If Chuck Schumer and Hakeem Jefferies really were America First politicians and really understood the gravity of the Blue Naomi that happened, where you have Kansas, where you have Texas, where you have a complete repudiation of corporate PAC money, a complete repudiation of all of this shit, for APAC to take a little victory lap and congratulate you, they're saying, "Stay in line.

Stay in line, you guys. There is no appetite for this anywhere. I am tired of the Israel lobby trying to censor our free speech. I'm not about it. I don't want our taxpayer money going to Israel. If you think that me criticizing Israel is somehow an affront to you personally, that's a you problem. That is not a me problem. You need to go sort that out with your therapist because I'm an American. I have a First Amendment right. I can criticize the Saudis. I can criticize the Russians. I can criticize the Israelis.

I can criticize whoever the fuck I want to. Get used to it because we are so sick of this shit.

You're not sending $50 for the cause or $75 for the cause or $200. You're sending tens or hundreds of thousands. And guess what? That's for access. That's because they want to change or influence your policy. There's no other way to explain it. And Schumer and Jefferies are going to have to reconcile that. They're going to have to come out and say, "Yes, we took all this money." And the problem with that is, no matter what they tell us, we're not going to believe them because they're leveraged. You can't believe it. And so I think APAC, yeah, they're taking a victory lap.

There's another thing too we talked about. APAC is changing the way that they're giving candidates money to where you're not going to be able to tell that it's APAC money. That's another thing that's coming. And so we'll continue to follow this. I know I have full faith that you're going to stay on top of this issue.

I think that the diaspora of the Jewish people, now that a lot of them are in the United States, have laws that protect them from bigotry and politicians that want to stamp out antisemitism is a beautiful thing. And I do not besmirch the Jewish people's successes here in the United States. I think it should be a source of pride for all of us, especially anybody who has studied World War II.

And we've done that. And we're going to continue to fight for universal human rights. But now it's time to do that for Black Americans. Black Americans have been under attack by these political parties. They've been used as political pawns by both political parties. The Supreme Court just stamped out the Voting Rights Act. Angie Nixon was ignored, completely ignored by Chuck Schumer, Hakeem Jefferies, Cory Booker, et cetera, because she exercised her First Amendment right and said, "I don't want taxpayer money going to Israel."

It's time to start lifting up the Angie Nixons. It's time to finally stop incubating the soft fascism that simmers all the time when we lie to ourselves and say we're a democracy and we're over-policing these Black neighborhoods. And then when Black people say, "Hey, I'm a victim of racism," or, "Hey, we're getting over-policed," then we say, "Hey, you're a race hustler. You always shout racism." It's time to do this and move on to the other people in the United States of America. Everybody deserves safety. Everybody. And we need to take the money that we used to invest in Israel and invest it in Black and Brown communities here in the United States and lift them up and keep them safe because this shit that Chuck Schumer is doing here and his ignoring of Angie Nixon tells you everything you need to know.

So the issue to me is money, okay? I don't know that a lot of these politicians have any sort of allegiance to Israel other than money. They're bought and paid for. It's not like a lot of them, a lot of these American Zionists, they're not Jewish. And so just think about that. If some of these super PACs had millions of dollars to spread around to pay politicians to advocate for African-American or Black communities and their rights, policies that would benefit them, then this might be different.

But it's all about money.

Go to change.org. It has 450,000 signatures. But Josh and I were talking about this yesterday after we filmed. All of these donors that have been calling Lyon Ted and Little Marco and all of these asshole Republicans, now they see that the winds have changed. And so all of these big tech guys, crypto, guess who they're going to start calling now? Guess whose phone is probably lighting up like an intercontinental ballistic missile at this moment? I guarantee you it's Chuckle's and Hakeem's.

And it's not from the people. It's from these oligarchs are now going to just go, "Oh, okay. Now we can buy these people."

And that's going to happen in a couple of weeks.

And we say, "Look, here's kind of what we're thinking, but Jennifer, you know, they just let it go." Well, I started to ask. Cory Booker said he had had it with political money and politics. And I was like, "Hmm, really? You've taken like a million bucks in APAC money." And he's like, "Oh, it's minuscule. It's minuscule." And so that's when I went like, "Hey, do you think Benjamin Netanyahu is a war criminal?" During filming, his staff is melting down. They're texting Kylie. We didn't say we were going to talk about this. Oh my God. Oh my God. Oh my God. Oh my God. Thumbs are going. I mean, keyboard warriors. Then I got in a fight with a guy that works for Cory Booker after that.

And they're still mad about it. You have on Ro Khanna. You have on AOC. You have on Abdul El-Sayed, Zoran Mamdani. Go down the list. Bernie Sanders. They'll say, "What are the subjects today?" And we'll say this. But Jennifer often, you know, goes off course. Okay. All sounds good. Ro doesn't ask anything. He'll come in and talk to anything about to anyone. There's no text. There's no shutting it down. There's no freak out afterwards. Those are the politicians that we deserve. The ones who don't have to have a cheat sheet and two different scripts.

This is what I tell my donors. And this is what I tell my electorate. The era of prostitution politics must be over. And any politician, Republican or Democrat, that is ready to come in and say, "No question is off limits. I'll talk to you about everything," is welcome on this podcast. And that's what we deserve. We deserve those types of politicians with that level of transparency.

And if they do that shit, we need to promise, promise to make an effort to have a mass exodus of the Democratic Party and some meaningful reform and change, some consequence for that.

I want to ask you about that, Cory Booker. And I want to ask Hakeem Jefferies about that. And I want to ask Chuck Schumer about that. And you're all welcome to come on this show and make your case as to why you think the era of prostitution politics is so important. But we're not doing the list and your aides texting, "Oh, God. Oh, fuck." That shit is over. Go over to CNN for that shit. I mean, we're not doing that. The media has been democratized. And there is a mandate for the people.

We, the people won. We, the people won. Kansas, Mississippi, Iowa, Texas is blue. They got a fucking trifecta. It's unbelievable. It's beautiful. Join us. You three need to tell your donors to go fuck themselves, that you now have a mandate to fight for the American people and say, "You know what? This was the way it was. And we were wrong. And the people have said it. And we believe in universal human rights.

And we're here to fight for you." That's what we deserve. All right. That's all we have. Make sure you subscribe to the channel. Get my book, Not Today Fascist, which at the time I thought the name was great. But now that on Tuesday, the entire country said Not Today Fascist, I'm really loving that. And we'll be back later with more news.