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

They said, obviously one of the most radical propositions in the Affordable Care Act, Obamacare, was the provision that insurance companies, private healthcare providers, would no longer be able to deny coverage to people for preexisting conditions.

Now, that is such an inhumane concept.

And it's so insane because we live in the post-Obamacare world where healthcare companies can't do that, that people don't believe that that was the norm.

And people don't believe that Republicans, some of which are still in office, were actively advocating against that.

It's such an inhumane thing.

It's a normal part of Republican policymaking that most Republicans, there's a poll on this,

Republican voters don't believe the actual impact of the Republican legislative agenda when they're asked about it, where they'll go, OK, you want to vote for Republicans?

Republicans are against abortion.

Abortion is murder.

They're like, yes, I'm against abortion.

Abortion is murder.

So when they actually are faced with the impact and we saw this happen in the lead up to the 2024 election, when they recognize, oh, my God, if we ban abortions, then we're

My daughter might not be able to get an emergency abortion to take care of an ectopic pregnancy.

This is now a real crisis, a real healthcare crisis.

They changed their tune real quick.

So they don't even believe how violent their legislative agenda is that they're pushing, that they're advancing, the Republican voters.

And that is a real problem.

The other problem is it's much easier to break things, especially if you are directionally on the side of capital.

If you're a capitalist, if you're openly on the side of corporations, as Republicans are, it's much easier to move in that direction.

Democrats, on the other hand, have a base that is, in some ways, maybe not a card-carrying communist or whatever, but anti-capitalist in certain instances.

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