Ehsan Ahmad

What do you – like how do you combat that with the idea also in place that capitalism is way better than communism, which I think we all agree?

So how do you combat that?

I don't –

I think I'm maybe a little more cynical than most people because I just the way I look at it now is like I don't think you can because I think whatever system that you end up putting in place, regardless, there are the haves and the have nots.

Right, but is there a way to minimize it?

Is there a way to make it less available?

Like it seems like – I'm just guessing.

Without violence?

I've never been a congressman.

I'm just guessing.

But my friend Tulsi was a congresswoman for eight years.

Right.

And her experiences like in there are – they're quite disturbing because –

Without speaking at a turn what they what essentially the idea that I'm getting and they're not just talking to her talking to Fetterman talking to multiple people right there's a lot of these people there they go in with good intentions and then they Encounter a system that is just rigged with grifters like the whole system.

You're in a grifting system You're like, oh Jesus Christ

So it's all about lobbyists and it's all about money.

And then people start hedging their decisions of what they're going to talk about or discuss or be against because they're going to run for reelection, which they're always doing.

They're always in a constant cycle of generating more donor money and running for reelection and making everybody happy.

So it's like eventually they get you to play ball.

Well, it's like who would she endorse if she didn't endorse Biden?