Ben Maisel

Like how far can you push the people?

There's like a revolution.

How far can you push people until they just have had enough with this crap?

But the stuff they are doing is not only so criminal, but it's also just so brazenly criminal.

It's so in your face.

The coverups are so in your face.

The way Donald Trump covers up the Epstein files and then goes after the Congress people who actually voted to release the Epstein files.

the way he tries to hide his potential tax fraud, the way he tries to bail out the January 6th insurrectionists, the way he has already granted clemency and pardons to all these January 6th insurrectionists.

Like any single one of these things should be...

at the end of a presidency and the end of you ever being in public life and anybody associated with you in public life.

But I think the one thing that we see is that Donald Trump, these Republicans, this whole crew, in many ways, they are like cockroaches in a nuclear attack.

They are equipped, their whole thing is we will survive at all costs.

People be damned.

We don't care how this impacts the rest of the population.

We are going to do whatever we can to survive.

And so I think that's another reason why they pushed this vote, for example, on the War Powers Act, canceling it because Democrats had enough votes.

This is something that wouldn't even necessarily have an impact, let's be clear, aside from being symbolic, because Trump would ultimately be able to veto it once it got to him if it passed both chambers.

But they don't even want to have their they don't even want to have to vote on it.

They don't even want that to be on the record.

And they don't want to betray Donald Trump, who any moment now could go back to war with Iran or could go to start a war with Cuba.