Dave Smith

But something that is going to become a factor here is that boomers are dying.

And they're not like all going to be gone.

But I mean, I literally just mean this, like maybe not even by 28, but like by 32, how many boomers are less are we going to have?

Like Natalie, Google, how many boomers die each year in America?

Curious what the number is for that right now.

Right.

Because it's got to be like I'm just saying, like there might be millions less people in that category of voters and millions more people in the young people category of voters.

Now, obviously, the boomers show up at a higher rate still.

But still, if you're peeling off millions of people like that, it's going to make a pretty big difference.

And, you know, there's.

you know, if you were looking at, again, 28 is a long way off.

And so who knows what can happen between here and now.

But if you're looking at candidates like on the Democratic side, as you mentioned here, like AOC or Gavin Newsom, or even if you saw like a wild card, like a Stephen A. Smith type or something like that.

But if you, you know, you could consider maybe Bobby Kennedy running again, but I just don't think there's any energy behind that at this point.

And

Thomas Massey being a legit, no-fooling critic of the Israel lobby, the warfare state, the Epstein class, like all of this with all the street cred in the world, I think would have massive appeal amongst some left-wing people, even young liberal people, like all types of, you know, there really could be like a huge coalition that could be found there.

You know, the country is not at all where the boomer Republicans are.

5,000 a day are dying right now.

All right.

Oh, man, that's going to be a lot of math to get to what I wanted to.