Dimitry Toukhcher

During that run to the election, and it's like you want to talk about a character issue of a person you can or shouldn't trust.

This is a psychopathic person, right?

A person who shut down California during the pandemic while keeping his own wineries open, interestingly.

A person who said he would end homelessness and put billions of dollars into homelessness only to double or triple the problem.

Where's that money going?

So the Democrats don't have a particularly useful candidate to present in the next election.

And you've seen this in the Soviet times as well.

When you can't win...

When you can't win with merit, you win with lawfare.

And so if I'm running a disinformation campaign or if I'm running a mass formation psychosis event where I want to undermine my enemy in the states, what am I doing?

I'm bifurcating the other side's base.

I introduce a topic that splits the Republican vote.

And their Democratic candidate can then sneak into the next election.

And by the way, do America's adversaries want a Republican government or a Democratic government?

They've always wanted a Democratic government, right?

Because the Republicans are founded on a set of principles that they don't acquiesce on.

And there's a really interesting way to display that.

Let me explain it like this.

So let's just paint a hypothetical situation.

Let's say I'm the head of CIA in the 1980s.