David Friedberg

That's what leads to socialism.

That's what leads to socialism.

And we have seen it time and again.

And we have seen it time and again.

It's not a big revolution.

It's not a big revolution.

It's not like we see where you go from socialism to democratic capitalism, where you have a revolution in the streets.

It's not like we see where you go from socialism to democratic capitalism, where you have a revolution in the streets.

Socialism emerges slowly.

Socialism emerges slowly.

It's like a quiet sort of hum and then it becomes a roar and all of a sudden you're a frog in a pot and you don't realize you're being boiled.

It's like a quiet sort of hum and then it becomes a roar and all of a sudden you're a frog in a pot and you don't realize you're being boiled.

Pull this up, this clip from, this is episode seven of All In.

Pull this up, this clip from, this is episode seven of All In.

I don't think democracies end with a bang.

I don't think democracies end with a bang.

I think they end with a whimper.

I think they end with a whimper.

And I think that's been the case historically.

And I think that's been the case historically.