Harry Sisson

you know, where they would open it in the different boroughs.

But I've never really seen him say like, okay, you know, you go in, you take a few things and you leave and you don't have to pay.

And how do you stop people from like abusing that system?

Yeah, I mean, it's tough.

And I think that can be both the fault of the politician, but also not their fault.

You know, if this applies to Trump and Biden, if they promise something, they do have to work with Congress to get it done.

And Congress is a tough body to negotiate with.

But yeah, I mean, there are a lot of politicians who break their promises.

We were just talking about Trump, you know, with all these promises that he could address, like the Epstein files.

He could do that right now.

He's just choosing not to.

And I think...

for a lot of people a lot of young voters especially young men who just turned 18 and voted for donald trump this is a little bit of a wake-up moment that you know trump and politics isn't as uh as uh black and white as as people make it seem and politicians you might trust like trump like they did are going to let them down pretty consistently you mentioned congress how do you feel about them operating like with all these all this donor money like you know what i mean like do you feel like they're operating in good nature for the most part

So we agree on not to.

Yeah, no, 100%.

No, I mean, there are...

There are so many different outside groups who have the ear of politicians.

And I think there are great politicians out there who aren't subjected or don't have to think about outside groups.

And there are a lot of progressive Democrats who don't take any PAC money.

And I think that's great.