00:00People finally woke up and you know why? People are tired of that. New people are coming in.
00:05They're going to make a big change. They should scare the out of them. It literally was the worst
00:09case scenario for Republicans in Tuesday's midterm elections. But Democrats at Al-Sayed's
00:14watch party are not talking about defeating Republicans. Young people are tired of being
00:19pushed over by corporate Democrats. They're talking about their own party. The blue tsunami
00:24wiped Republican control of Congress on Tuesday, but the victory also exposes the growing
00:29divide within the Democratic Party itself. I think this sends a message to the Democratic Party
00:34that voters are in a different place than they were even in the last election cycle. The moderates
00:40that don't want to go along need to retire. Democratic Socialists of America-backed candidates
00:46won House seats these midterms alongside Democratic Senate winner Abdul Al-Sayed, who is not a DSA
00:51member but has received prominent support from DSA figures. AOC previously said that an Al-Sayed
00:57victory in Michigan would break the entire political calculus in America, adding that if he could win
01:03in Michigan, anybody can win anywhere. And some Democrats at Detroit's Democratic election night
01:09watch party took her message to heart, her name and others now floating around as potential names
01:14for the 2028 presidential ticket. AOC is a great speaker. I think she's a great leader. Abdul being
01:20president or AOC being president. In amid midterm celebrations, a pointed reminder of the divisions
01:26that could complicate their path moving forward. Democrats love to destroy each other.
