The Breakup Nobody Expected

Doc Rich

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00:00This performance on Fox News is never hurting them.

00:03The people that are voting for her think that every single thing, or not for her, but her party members,

00:08think that every single thing that she just said is based.

00:11And the people that are looking at this and cringing are Republicans that are going to hate us anyway.

00:15And then the people that could stand to get hurt by this are moderate Dems that are going to be

00:20labeled as being represented by this woman.

00:22So these types of performances are always A-OK for the far-left people.

00:27They're always benefiting here.

00:28There's never going to be a Fox News ad or a Fox News performance that hurts a DSA candidate because

00:34they are running in such insanely blue districts.

00:36They don't have to worry about stuff like that.

00:38This performance on Fox News.

00:42The Democrat Party is finding themselves in quite the predicament here.

00:48And it's quite interesting to watch.

00:51Quite interesting.

00:52Because for a while there, it seemed like it was inevitable that the party was going to be taken over

01:00by the communists.

01:03The DSA.

01:05I don't like calling them that because that's not what they are.

01:08They're communists.

01:08Let's, you know.

01:10But now it seems like Democrats are fighting back.

01:16And so it makes me wonder, how long will someone like Hakeem Jeffries and Chuck Schumer, like, try to stay

01:26quiet about it, you know?

01:28I think after today's race in Michigan, between Abdul, I can't, Abdul, Saeed, whatever, whatever his name is, and the

01:42establishment candidate.

01:44Once that's figured out, depending on who wins, that'll determine which way, you know, the Chuck Schumers and Hakeem Jeffries

01:53go.

01:54If the establishment candidate wins, then you'll start hearing, you know, Hakeem Jeffries really push back publicly against, you know,

02:04these far leftists, these communists.

02:06But if they lose, which they were projected to lose, but we shall see by tomorrow, maybe even by tonight.

02:15So I'll probably have a video on it tomorrow.

02:20But if they lose, then I think they'll just stay quiet and just do the same thing they've been doing,

02:26which is, you know, talk behind the scenes to people like Bernie Sanders and others.

02:31But we shall see.

02:32We shall see.

02:33They aren't going to win any generals.

02:35And I want to talk about it a little bit.

02:37I got a few video clips for y'all.

02:39So smack that like button, subscribe if you are new, and let's hop into it.

02:43I got this clip from C-SPAN up first.

02:45I'm going to be voting for you today.

02:47I've been a lifelong Democrat, and I'm 72 years old, 72-year-old white male.

02:53And I've been a Democrat my whole life.

02:55This past primary in Ohio, I went and asked for a Republican ballot, which makes me a Republican now.

03:01There's many reasons for that.

03:02But if I could just be philosophical for just a minute, and thank you again for taking my call.

03:09This chicken, this Democratic Socialist movement, this chicken has been coming home to roost for a long, long time.

03:16And you have to go back to the source of what's going on.

03:2135 or 40 years ago, the Democrats and Republicans together decided that they were going to shovel everything, every job

03:29that they could shovel offshore that they did.

03:32And the ones that weren't bolted down, they shipped first, and then they've unbolted the rest of them and shipped

03:37the rest of them.

03:38So if you're a young person in this country, we don't make any textiles, we don't make any electronics, we

03:45don't make hardly any cars, we don't make hardly any pharmaceuticals.

03:50And so you've got a lot of young people who are seeing this wage gap.

03:55And by the way, I'm a Republican, and you're seeing this income gap.

03:59And so essentially, they're fair game for this movement.

04:05They see this movement as an opportunity, if not to gain back some credibility or a better life, they look

04:15at it as a way to burn the system down.

04:20Jeffrey there in Kent, Ohio.

04:22Just cut my man off.

04:26But he's right.

04:27You know, a lot of these youngsters see, you know, joining the DSA or running with them as a way

04:32to burn down the system because they feel they've been wronged, right?

04:37And so that's the situation, you know, that we've kind of got ourselves into a little bit.

04:43Fortunately, we have, you know, smarter, a lot more smart, a lot more smart individuals than we have those types

04:52of individuals still around in America.

04:54So they aren't going to be winning any general elections.

04:59And you can see that in some of the polls.

05:01For example, the Michigan Senate poll, where you have the Republican candidate, Mike Rogers, I believe his name is,

05:09when he runs up against the establishment Democrat candidate, he barely loses, according to the polls.

05:17Now, polls, Schmose, according to the polls, Trump was supposed to lose in 2024, and he absolutely blew Kamala out,

05:28okay?

05:29Electorally, of course.

05:30I'm not talking about actual violence.

05:31I just, I always like to make that clear because people like to twist words and stuff, you know?

05:35So, anyway, but yeah, in the polls, he, like, barely, I mean, like, by, like, less than 1%, like, a

05:45quarter of a percent.

05:46And when he goes up against the communist candidate, Abdul Saeed, whatever his name is, he comfortably wins.

05:55And so, there you see the gap in, you know, the communists versus the establishment.

06:03It's a lot tougher to beat the establishment candidates than it is to beat the communists because the determining factor

06:11is the independents, right?

06:14In a lot of races, in basically all races, when you got, you know, you're running in generals, it's the

06:19independent.

06:19So, can you get the independent?

06:21And communists cannot get the independent vote.

06:25They just can't.

06:26So, yeah, those folks will lose 100%.

06:31And now, they have a guy by the name of Destiny.

06:35I'm sure some of you have heard him.

06:37He's a strong leftist.

06:40Very popular guy.

06:42Very well-known online.

06:44And even he's coming out and pushing back against these far leftists.

06:50Check it out.

06:50You can really do is, and this is, like, the worst thing, is, like, is wait for them to get

06:55into government.

06:55And then when they fail, then you kind of say, well, look, like, their ideas didn't work.

07:00We have to let it crash and burn first?

07:02Yeah, because, unfortunately, like, I agree with you.

07:03Because there are people sometimes in my audience will ask me, like, hey, look at, like, Francesca's platform.

07:07Is there any part of this that you disagree with?

07:08And it's, like, well, you know, paid vacation and free sick leave and free child leave and free child care

07:14and free education and free.

07:15And it's, like, well, I guess I don't disagree with any of this at all.

07:17It sounds kind of awesome.

07:18It's, like, how the f*** do you pay for it, though?

07:19They don't have to address that question yet because they haven't been governing yet.

07:22So they can just, like, well, the billionaire tax will pay for it.

07:24And it's, like, well, billionaires have a lot of money, I guess, maybe.

07:25And then that's it.

07:26That's where the conversation stops.

07:26And it's, like, oh, I'll go.

07:27What would you do if the options were in a gubernatorial race voting for a DSA candidate like Francesca Hong

07:34or a more moderate Republican like a Glenn Youngkin?

07:38Are you saying, like, if I could implement without thought completely and totally the policy positions of these two people

07:47and that's it?

07:48Or are we saying that, like, these people are now moving in a way where they're politically relevant and they're

07:54going to influence the party in the future and then all of the other, like, extra kind of meta baggage

07:58that comes along with that?

07:59Like, what is it?

07:59What if you were just deciding how they will govern the state?

08:03No broader ramifications.

08:04Then I easily would be a center-right perspective over a socialist perspective, for sure.

08:10So there you have someone who is very prominent on the left, a very large following on the left, openly

08:17saying, no, I would rather vote for the more middling Republican than one of these communists.

08:26I'll just vote Republican.

08:28Just openly.

08:30Just saying it.

08:30And so therein lies the issue with this whole thing.

08:37You got a lot of these voters, Democrat voters, who want the communists to take over.

08:47But then you also have the middling individuals, the independents and Democrats who are closer to the middle, who are

08:54like, no, we're not going to support that.

08:56So they're winning some of these primaries, especially in deep blue areas.

09:03But then in generals, when they run against a Republican, they're just going to lose everywhere across the board.

09:08And so then it's just like, well, what do you do?

09:12Because they're not going to give up.

09:14I highly doubt that.

09:17People like him were talking about, you know, maybe we'll just wait until they lose and then just say, I

09:24told you so.

09:26You think that's going to work?

09:27Because I don't.

09:29I don't think they're just going to give up that easily.

09:32Right.

09:34But then you also have people like James Carville, who is doing the exact same thing.

09:42If that's who's taking over the party, then I won't be in it.

09:49Whatever Scott Galloway says, I'll believe it.

09:51I think that he's one of the smartest, most cogent, brilliant analysts there is.

09:57And I'm not sure what to understand what Madame is doing.

10:00But to talk about the larger Democratic Party post the election in Michigan going forward, I am not going to

10:06be in the same party with Hassan Piper.

10:08I can tell you that right now.

10:09If he becomes a force in the Democratic Party, I'm out of here.

10:12I have no intention of ever being in the same political party with that guy.

10:16Now, I think that a majority, overwhelming majority of Democrats agree with me.

10:24But this idea that we're going to seize the means of production and this, just go look at the DSA

10:31platform.

10:32You don't have to look any further than that.

10:34And, you know, Jackie, it may be that the two-party system is just going to be under tremendous stress

10:39here in the coming months.

10:41I mean, you see it with Tucker and Martin Taylor Greene on the Republican side.

10:45You see it going on right now.

10:48And I can't sit here and tell you for certain how this is going to turn out.

10:51But the one thing I can tell you for certain, Hassan Piper and James Fogg are not going to be

10:55in the same political party.

10:56One of us is going to leave.

10:57It might even be me.

10:59It may even be me.

11:06It's very telling.

11:08Very, very telling.

11:10And troubling for the entire Democrat Party as a whole, right?

11:16Their party is completely and utterly fractured.

11:21It's in shambles.

11:23Absolute shambles.

11:24But, as always, thank you for tuning in.

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