Brian Tyler Cohen

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111 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 13 Jul

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The David Pakman Show · A really bad weekend is becoming a terrible week · 13 Jul 2026 podcast

We don't have to worry about any of this, but they should have to worry about that because when you just kind of flout the rule of law in the way that they're doing right now with this sense that nothing will ever happen,

That's what gives rise to the lawlessness that we're seeing in government right now.

And that's frankly why people give up on government when they see that there are two tiers of justice, which, by the way, is something that Republicans themselves ran against in 2024.

I do.

And the interesting thing about that is, first of all, I think that they have to.

I don't think that there's going to be an appetite for

what Joe Biden did in 2020, where he said, okay, what we're looking for is a return to normal.

There is no more normal.

Not only is there no more normal, but frankly, a return to status quo politics is expressly what people have been voting against across the country.

It is expressly what voters repudiated in 2024.

And so the notion that we're gonna run somebody who's gonna usher in like a bygone era of compromise and bipartisanship and kumbaya, I think is really misguided.

And I think whoever chooses that lane is gonna find that out pretty quickly.

But I think what's interesting is,

Even across ideological lines, I think that we're going to have candidates who run on this frame of, OK, we have to break the mold a little bit.

I think, for example, if we see somebody like AOC run, and I hope she does, that she is not somebody who is constrained by

the confines of establishment politics, obviously.

On the flip side, even somebody who likens himself to or thinks of himself as an institutionalist like Gavin Newsom, I think that some of the lessons he learned from his own successful, successful

a venture into redistricting, Prop 50, gave him the idea that, OK, you know, this is the kind of stuff that voters are going to reward when you're not just doing more of the same, when you think outside the box and when you actually fight fire with fire.

I think that is some positive reinforcement.

So, look, I think

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