Hasan Piker

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1,024 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard May 2026 last heard 28 May

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What Now? with Trevor Noah · Hasan Piker: Fighting the Democratic Establishment · 28 May 2026 podcast

Like outbound, uh, uh,

outbound congresspersons that are not running for reelection that are retiring like jared golden is one of those guys right now and he he was the lone voice that voted against the war powers resolution huh and there's always a guy joe lieberman under the barack obama coalition was the sole vote that stopped the public option from being advanced which would have been radical change in this country is this happening on the republican side as well as much

No.

The Republicans are... The Republicans, I think, are much better at whipping votes because they're... Not necessarily because they're more organized, but because they can be open about being pro-corporation.

That's their whole thing.

Whereas the Democrats, on the other hand, run against corporations, but when they're legislating, they still have to be very cognizant of the corporate investors, the real benefactors, the corporate benefactors.

And

Any Democratic Party initiative that they advance will actually harm one sector's investment or one sector's interest in profit.

So they can't really do that.

Because if they were to advance Medicare for all, let's take that for one policy that is unbelievably popular.

Every other OECD nation has one form of socialized health care except for us.

There's reporting on this.

I believe it's up to 48,000 people every year that die because they don't have access to health care in the wealthiest nation on the planet.

They could just go to their primary care physicians and figure out what's wrong with them ahead of time or get the necessary help.

Yeah, I mean, it's a Yale study.

I think the numbers might even be higher than that.

I find it unbelievable as well.

It's just a ridiculous number, right?

So people want this.

Why don't the Democrats advocate for it?

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