David Pakman

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This is Gavin Newsom · And, This Is How Social Media Will Decide the Next Election With David Pakman · 23 Jul 2026 podcast

And as unrealistic as Donald Trump's promises were, at least they sounded tangible.

completely unrealistic.

And we all were saying this will never happen.

But they sounded like specific, tangible promises.

Gas is going to be half the price.

Of course, it's not going to be.

But that sounds tangible.

I can imagine what that would be like.

Well, I my view on identity politics has always been I never am in favor of the identity politics that's used as a cudgel to silence people, which is like, hey, listen, I'm a member of X group.

I'm the one who gets to speak, decide and sort of lay down the law.

I'm interested in identity.

in so far as it can be used to bolster an economic message and that people of certain identities may indeed be the best position to tell us about their experience.

And I'm speaking with, um, I'm doing a panel on the Latino vote in a few weeks and one of the messages that I want to bring is it's great to think about Latino voters as a group

And also we should consider that their economic interests are the same of any voter and that we need to be thinking about that as let's not necessarily separate them out as it is.

It is a group with a particular background and some shared interests, but also their concerns are the concerns of the average everyday American.

So you've got to do both.

So a couple of things.

Uh, I am not sure what things will look like 10, 50 or 100 years from now in terms of Donald Trump always says this will never be a socialist or communist country.

I don't think it's going to be one in the next five to 10 years.

Never is a really longterm play.

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