Chad Scott

So this is an easy conversation for us to have to our neighboring state, Washington, Oregon.

Adam Smith came out of Washington.

Easy conversation to have.

California.

How do we have this conversation on climate change, on foreign policy, on energy in Idaho, Texas?

We'll say Texas or Oklahoma or these very energy...

forward places where they're in deeply entrenched red but it's going to be impacting them the energy policy that the democrats didn't talk about or the climate change policy that they kind of glossed over i mean how do we deal with that in mine and yours matt's red states i mean i just say the same thing no matter what color state i'm in

Yeah, I just just my final one sentence is I just want the Democratic Party to once again stand for things.

And that's just what it seems like.

We're just trying to be wishy-washy waffle back and forth, ride the fence because we want to appeal to everyone.

And so you appeal to no one stand for things stand for.

And this is, and I have my own personal biases, obviously Stanford, Ukraine stand for American workers, which would naturally push back and counter the Chinese, their expansions stand for the marginalized.

And I just,

The last time we saw anyone stand for anything meaningfully and it worked really well was Barack Obama.

He did not react.

He did not react to what Mitt Romney, what McCain, what Bush.

Doesn't matter.

He didn't react.

And all the Democrats are doing now is reacting.

They've become, ah, Trump did this.