It Was So Bad It Looked Like A SNL Skit Maine Is In Trouble

Doc Rich

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00:00You represent masculinity in certain ways.

00:03The Democrats have trouble connecting with male voters.

00:08Describe the masculinity that you represent.

00:11I think it's just a healthy form of it, which is, yeah, look, I mean, I lift weights.

00:17I shoot guns.

00:19My background is obviously in the military.

00:21I work outside.

00:22Most of my hobbies are things that people tend to associate with, like, manly stuff, I guess.

00:27At the exact same time, I go to therapy.

00:30I have a very open sort of dialogue and emotional relationship with my wife.

00:37I am, I work incredibly hard to put myself in places where I share space with folks.

00:45He was in a dark chapter of his life.

00:47He became an alcoholic.

00:48And there were years of acting in ways that he really regrets.

00:52And he asked for grace and redemption.

00:54And he thinks he's a changed person, a transformed person.

00:58And I believe him.

01:00Those years that he came back were not the best years of his life.

01:04Most of us have not led perfect lives.

01:07Yeah.

01:08Raise your hand if you have.

01:09I mean, there may be some.

01:11Speaking on the record about their relationship, she said he left an AR-15 lying around his Capitol Hill apartment

01:17when he lived here.

01:18Told her if anyone broke in, he'd rape them to show he's dominant.

01:23Said he could be rough.

01:24And she described being grabbed by her shoulder.

01:26She described him pulling her arm as she was refusing to get out of a car.

01:31He had shameful parts of his life.

01:34Then he came back.

01:35He started an oyster farm.

01:36He was on the ocean for years.

01:38He found himself.

01:39I will say I got that call wrong.

01:41And if there's some self-reflection, it is that we all need to see the signs earlier of people who

01:48may engage in domestic violence.

01:49Look, I wasn't the only one.

01:51You had Planned Parenthood.

01:52You had Senator Warren.

01:53You had the entire Democrat Party.

01:54But I did get that call wrong.

01:57He was in.

01:58He got it way wrong.

02:00And Rokana is most certainly a fraudster.

02:02And I talked about him a couple of days ago with the whole little scheme that he tried to pull.

02:08But anyway, we got to talk about Maine.

02:11OK, because, of course, I'm sure you guys have heard Graham Plattner, you know, the guy with the Nazi tattoo

02:17and has been accused of all sorts of things.

02:21He dropped out of the race.

02:23OK, the race against Republican Susan Collins.

02:28And so the Democrat Party is scrambling to replace him.

02:33Well, they had a debate between some of the Democrat candidates that could possibly replace Graham Plattner.

02:41And through that debate, it was very telling as to why some Democrats were so desperate to keep Graham Plattner.

02:52I'm going to play this clip from Newsmax really quickly.

02:56And they'll give you a little bit of insight on that whole situation.

03:01And then we're going to get into some actual clips of the debate because, oh, my goodness.

03:08Oh, get your popcorn ready.

03:10OK, get your popcorn ready because it's about to be a movie.

03:13Let's jump into it.

03:15I mean, it looks like an SNL skit.

03:17It doesn't look real.

03:18Ari, what's your reaction to that debate?

03:21Well, you just stole my line.

03:22I thought for sure you guys were going to get sued by using NBC property.

03:25And it was an SNL skit.

03:27That's what I really thought.

03:28I mean, you look on stage here and now you see why they were so desperate to keep Graham Plattner,

03:32the Nazis tattoo sporting alleged rapist because they have literally nobody else.

03:38Is there anybody on that stage that any Democrat can go?

03:41Yeah, I want to get behind that person.

03:43The problem is a lot of the socialism that they are spewing resonates with a lot of the young Democrats

03:48who are now taking over the party.

03:50But meanwhile, on that stage, you are televising somebody who's definitely has mental health challenges.

03:55You are televising failed policy.

03:58This is the Democrat Party.

04:00You are looking at who makes up the Democrat Party these days.

04:04Yeah, you're right.

04:05And then there's Elizabeth Dickerson, a former state lawmaker, on why she's running for Senate.

04:09Watch this.

04:11This because I'm very interested in climate and President Trump has done about everything he can do

04:19to strip away any protections that we have on climate.

04:25When in doubt, why do they always fall back on climate change?

04:29I mean, climate change has almost become a religion.

04:32Haley, what do you think about this?

04:35Yeah, it has kind of become a religion amongst them.

04:38But yeah, they gave you a little sneak peek of what we're about to get into here in just one

04:43second.

04:44I told you guys to get your popcorn ready because this is about to be absolutely comical.

04:49And I repeat, this is not a skit, guys.

04:52This is not, you know, some, you know, comedy show where, you know, they have a skit and they're just

05:01trying to be funny.

05:02Like, no, this was a real debate amongst main Democrat Senate candidates.

05:10I just want to put that out there because when you watch this clip, you're going to be like, Rich,

05:14nah, this has got to be a comedy show, bro.

05:17You're tweaking.

05:17This is like an SNL skit like they were talking about.

05:20This isn't real.

05:22I promise you, this is real.

05:26Okay.

05:28On one hand, it's funny.

05:30On another hand, it's kind of scary.

05:35But then also, it's kind of sad at the same time, too.

05:39You know, you got a mix and mass of all three of those things going on watching this clip.

05:46So in this first clip I'm about to show you, one of the candidates was asked why they are qualified

05:53to be a senator.

05:56Take a listen to this answer.

05:59I said, Webb, what qualifications do you have?

06:02I said, Webb, what qualifications do you have to serve in the U.S. Senate?

06:06Oh, I ran for office several times.

06:09Didn't win, but I did run.

06:11And then I'm a songwriter.

06:13And then I write my own books.

06:15And then I suppose my transparency, I wouldn't lie to the people and I wouldn't deceive the people like we're

06:23being deceived right now.

06:24You know, like, we get lied to the smoke and mirrors, like, what's going on with ICE?

06:30Pretending like these victims did something wrong.

06:34Like, that's unacceptable.

06:38And I suppose the biggest thing is, like, I'm just an angry citizen now.

06:42And if I got elected, I'd be an angry senator.

06:44And I think that would probably be their worst nightmare.

06:47I said, Webb, what qualifications?

07:03I'm going to let y'all talk about that one in the comments.

07:07I'm going to be reading.

07:13What?

07:18See, I'll put this so frustrating.

07:20I'm not the biggest fan of, like, are you qualified?

07:24Because, like, Democrats have, like, started this whole thing.

07:28Well, they're not qualified.

07:30Kamala Harris was the most qualified candidate to be president ever.

07:33Because she had, she was this person in, or she had this occupation and that occupation and this occupation.

07:41And I'm like, come on, that means absolutely nothing to me.

07:44So, I'll be the first to say, I don't really care about qualifications.

07:48But if you're going to get asked that question and you're a Democrat, you better have a good answer.

07:52And that wasn't a good answer at all.

07:54That was like, what are you talking about?

07:57You know, what in the world was that?

08:02Anyway, I got some more clips for y'all, of course.

08:08Let's jump into it.

08:10David Gostelli, you shared a number of forum stages with Graham Plattner.

08:14What are your takeaways?

08:14I did, and Graham actually said he voted for me a few years ago.

08:18How's that?

08:18Well, actually, I was meant to be the change agent, you know, the change candidate in 2024.

08:24And I argued then, and certainly Graham agreed, is that we need to change the system.

08:32Fundamentally, the most important thing is we've got to take money out of politics.

08:37So, he voted for you before when he was big, or when some of these accusations were actually happening, apparently.

08:47And you were supposed to be the change agent then, and you weren't.

08:51And so, now you're coming back to be the change agent now?

08:59Stuff's a little confusing.

09:02Quite confusing.

09:09Here's another clip from that debate, man.

09:12Phil.

09:12You just said you're from Medicare for All.

09:14Is everyone on this panel?

09:16Dan, no?

09:17Yeah.

09:18It's incredible.

09:19Just checking.

09:20Just checking.

09:21That's eight for eight with the candidates.

09:22It's amazing.

09:23I'm actually on Medicare.

09:24Oh, okay.

09:26Well, there you have it.

09:27So, let me ask.

09:44I don't even know what to say.

09:46Shut the bellows.

09:47I genuinely, I genuinely don't even know what to say.

09:51I don't.

09:52I don't.

09:52I'm sorry.

09:57I don't know what to say.

10:00Wow.

10:01Wow.

10:01Um, here's another clip.

10:05And once again, this, this was a real debate.

10:10Shannon Bellows.

10:12There's a story that's been told for a long time.

10:15And that's, there's not enough money in Washington.

10:18Not enough for universal childcare.

10:20Not enough for universal healthcare.

10:22Not enough for social security.

10:24It's going to run out.

10:25And that resonates with people who grew up like Troy and I did.

10:29Because I've lived a lot of my life feeling like there's never enough or I'm never enough.

10:34I'm going to run out.

10:36If, if you know what it's like, you know what I mean.

10:39And, and quite frankly, according to the stats, most Mainers feel that way now.

10:43And we don't need to quibble over whether it's 180,000 or 184,000, because the truth of the matter

10:50is, we just saw the country's first trillionaire.

10:53All right.

10:53I'm going to jump in because you've gone 35 seconds and you didn't give me any specifics.

10:57Give me specific steps that you would take.

10:59Scrap the cap.

11:01And what that means is, make sure the trillionaires pay the same percentage of wages as working class people.

11:08Just to follow.

11:10So, basically no answer at all.

11:13The question was, how would you address social security?

11:21Oh my goodness.

11:24You just can't make this stuff up.

11:25Let me ask.

11:26You really can't.

11:28You really can't.

11:30And it goes to show why they wanted Graham Plattner.

11:36Bro, if this is the best Main has to offer.

11:40Main is a pretty poop place.

11:43I'm trying to keep this PG.

11:45I wanted to say the S word.

11:48Main is a poop place.

11:55If this is what Main has to offer.

11:57If this is the best they got.

12:01Oh.

12:05Oh, man.

12:07Oh, no.

12:09Mm-mm.

12:11Have y'all ever seen the movie?

12:13Never mind.

12:13That was going to be really rude.

12:16I'm not even going to say that.

12:21I'm not going to say that.

12:23Oh, I caught myself.

12:24Oh, man.

12:25Okay.

12:27Okay.

12:28Now, in this next clip, the question was, what experience do you have in defense and national security?

12:34Take a listen to the answer.

12:35Let me ask, what experience do you have, each of you, in the field of defense and national security?

12:43Dan Kleban.

12:44Yeah, I mean, look, I understand that it's extreme.

12:47You know, America plays a unique role in the world.

12:50And I fear that the Trump administration, well, I know that the Trump administration, along with Congress's rubber stamp, is

12:57eroding America's position in the world.

13:00We're supposed to be the shining beacon on a hill.

13:02And increasingly, we are disenfranchising and alienating our allies in Europe, in the Pacific.

13:09And all that's doing is weakening the United States.

13:14President Trump is...

13:15I'm going to jump in.

13:16That's a criticism of the Trump administration, which is valid as an answer to another question.

13:21Yeah.

13:21But the question was, what is your experience in the fields of defense and national security?

13:26Well, I don't come from, you know, I wasn't in the military, and I wasn't in the defense industrial complex.

13:31I'm just a, I'm a small brewery owner.

13:33But I understand, you know, we have materials that are sourced from around the world.

13:39German brewing equipment is the best brewing equipment built in the world.

13:45Yeah.

13:47That was his answer.

13:49What experience do you have in defense and national security?

13:54A bunch of nothing.

13:56That's all he said.

13:57A bunch of nothing.

13:58And it's all Trump's fault.

14:07This is sad, bro.

14:09But I...

14:09This is, this is absolutely sad.

14:12Now, the earlier clip gave you guys a sneak peek on this next clip.

14:17Uh, where Democrat Elizabeth Dickerson explains why she's interested in running for Senate.

14:26Check it out.

14:27But I did this because I'm very interested in climate.

14:32And President Trump has done about everything he can do to strip away any protections that we have on climate.

14:39But, but I...

14:40Mm-hmm.

14:42She said she did it because she's interested in the climate.

14:47And, uh, you know, she's one of the climate change folks.

14:54My goodness, man.

14:56Oh, you just can't.

14:57You can't make this stuff up.

14:59Uh, that is incredible.

15:02That is incredible.

15:04Uh, those, that, that, you, you just witnessed there, Democrat Senate candidates to replace Graham Plattner to run against Susan

15:14Collins.

15:15If we can't get Susan Collins across the finish line versus those folks, man, we got a problem.

15:24We got a problem.

15:27You're going to let one of those folks win over Susan Collins.

15:30Listen, I understand Susan Collins.

15:33I don't like her either.

15:35I've made that clear.

15:36But in a situation like this, where that's our option versus the folks you just saw, I'm taking Susan Collins

15:45seven days out of the week and twice on Sunday.

15:48Yes, ma'am.

15:50Yes, ma'am.

15:51Mm-hmm.

15:52I know she ain't great.

15:54She's better than them, though.

15:56A whole lot better.

15:58A whole lot better.

16:00Is she a thorn in our side?

16:01Yeah.

16:02And, hey, listen, during her term, we can work on finding a candidate in Maine to replace her once her

16:11term is up, which, by the way, she's probably not going to run for re-election anyway after this.

16:15So we're going to have to find somebody anyway.

16:19And so we could take this time to find a good candidate that can run in Maine.

16:24Now, they're still going to have to be kind of wishy-washy.

16:28I mean, look at the pool in Maine, right?

16:32This is Maine.

16:33You can't get somebody like Ken Paxton in Maine.

16:39You'll never win.

16:41You'll never win.

16:42The goal is to at least win.

16:44Okay.

16:45I'd rather have a part-time Republican rather than some far-left lunatic like what you just saw there on

16:53your screen.

16:53I would much rather have a part-time Republican like Susan Collins, for example, than any of the folks you

17:00just saw.

17:01All right?

17:02And so that just might be what we have to settle for in Maine in the meantime and between time.

17:06Susan Collins and then another part-time Republican.

17:10It just is what it is.

17:11At least they're a Republican part of the time.

17:13It's better than none.

17:14It's better than none.

17:15And, of course, you know, in some other states, we can make sure we get an America first Republican, you

17:20know?

17:22And then we just do our job across America and make sure that the margin is big enough to where,

17:32you know, Susan Collins' no vote won't even matter.

17:37That's all we have to do.

17:39And then when she does vote, yes, hey, great.

17:42Appreciate you.

17:43You know?

17:44But that's just the way that I see it.

17:46As always, get in the comments.

17:47Let me know your thoughts and your opinions.

17:48If you agree.

17:49If you disagree.

17:50Why?

17:50Why not?

17:51How do you guys feel about these Democrat Senate candidates?

17:54You liking them?

17:55You loving them?

17:57Obviously, I'm joking.

18:01But like I said, it's funny.

18:04It's sad.

18:05And it's scary at the same time.

18:07It's scary because those are the candidates you have that is terrifying.

18:14If you think that's the best that you can put up, that's terrifying.

18:20Folks, I can't even answer a simple question.

18:23And it's also sad because, like, that's what the Democrat Party has fallen to.

18:27And then it's obviously funny for obvious reasons.

18:31You know what I mean?

18:32But yeah, let me know if you agree, disagree, why, why not.

18:35All right?

18:36Stay safe out there.

18:36Make sure you smack that like button and subscribe if you're new.

18:39Peace.

18:40Let's do it.

18:40Bye.

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