Greg Casar

Trump can't go and make that a major issue in our politics for people. And I want to get back to you here in one second. The last thing I'll mention on it is I'm about to go to a hearing on transfencing. On the Doge Committee, Marjorie Taylor Greene chairs it. A hearing is on transfencing.

Okay, got it. There are too many trans people sword fighting?

Okay, got it. There are too many trans people sword fighting?

Okay, got it. There are too many trans people sword fighting?

According to the NCAA... In Rome, Georgia, where her district is?

According to the NCAA... In Rome, Georgia, where her district is?

According to the NCAA... In Rome, Georgia, where her district is?

That's a good question. But there are 10 trans-collegiate athletes in the NCAA right now. There are like 30 members of our damn committee. And so it's not 10,000, it's 10. So, of course, discrimination against LGBTQ people is a real issue. But Our committee shouldn't be

That's a good question. But there are 10 trans-collegiate athletes in the NCAA right now. There are like 30 members of our damn committee. And so it's not 10,000, it's 10. So, of course, discrimination against LGBTQ people is a real issue. But Our committee shouldn't be

That's a good question. But there are 10 trans-collegiate athletes in the NCAA right now. There are like 30 members of our damn committee. And so it's not 10,000, it's 10. So, of course, discrimination against LGBTQ people is a real issue. But Our committee shouldn't be

doing this work, determining who it can and can't across a variety of sports, go and participate at the collegiate or elite level. Like, come on.

doing this work, determining who it can and can't across a variety of sports, go and participate at the collegiate or elite level. Like, come on.

doing this work, determining who it can and can't across a variety of sports, go and participate at the collegiate or elite level. Like, come on.

But the hard question Democrats have to answer for ourselves is, how can we let that kind of an issue become something that a daily guy living his life in Nevada is asking me about when I sit down with him as a member of Congress who traveled across the country to talk to him. How is it?

But the hard question Democrats have to answer for ourselves is, how can we let that kind of an issue become something that a daily guy living his life in Nevada is asking me about when I sit down with him as a member of Congress who traveled across the country to talk to him. How is it?

But the hard question Democrats have to answer for ourselves is, how can we let that kind of an issue become something that a daily guy living his life in Nevada is asking me about when I sit down with him as a member of Congress who traveled across the country to talk to him. How is it?

You know, I understand what the Republican tactics are, but how is it the Democratic Party needs to change our tactics? so that there isn't a vacuum that Republican officials can fill on issues like this.

You know, I understand what the Republican tactics are, but how is it the Democratic Party needs to change our tactics? so that there isn't a vacuum that Republican officials can fill on issues like this.

You know, I understand what the Republican tactics are, but how is it the Democratic Party needs to change our tactics? so that there isn't a vacuum that Republican officials can fill on issues like this.

And in my view, economic populism is our best response, which is we should be saying things that are actually interesting and controversial enough and different enough that people actually really hear us. Instead of just saying defend Social Security, which polls at like 90%, but nobody hears you, why don't we say dass es verrückt ist, dass die Mark Zuckerbergs und Jeff Bezos' der Welt sind.