Ana Kasparian

identity politics theater, as opposed to real, substantive, detailed solutions to problems that Americans, at that time especially, were really suffering from.

So immigration was a problem.

In fact, poll after poll after poll indicated that the vast majority of Americans had that as one of their policy priorities, along with the cost of living.

And so if you don't have a real policy

that you're going to promote as part of your campaign and you're just going to lean into more of the identity politics.

I got I got some news for you.

Like American voters are sick of that.

They're sick of the theater.

They need real solutions.

And I think that Trump did run on.

policy proposals, what he wants to do, whether it's the tariffs, immigration, you know, cost of living situation not looking very great right now under the Trump administration.

But at least he paid attention to it during his campaign, whereas with the Harris campaign or even the Biden campaign, there was this weird, stubborn way of promoting something that didn't exist.

which was supposedly a great economy, it wasn't a great economy.

Exactly.

Oh, my gosh.

I didn't know that.

she's doing a podcast, meaning like you're putting yourself out there as a public figure.

And so I get, by the way, I totally understand the downsides of being a public figure and how uncomfortable it can be at times.

But if you want that to kind of fade away, you don't do a podcast.

Now I thought, I thought she had done like a few episodes of a podcast.