James O'Keefe

I would just sit there and say that the work that you've done, the work that a lot of people do, the part, the thing that like the Liz Cheney's did not understand is what is a moderate? A moderate is not always Susan Collins. A moderate is very far right in immigration and maybe centrist on abortion and left wing on healthcare. That's what a moderate is.

I would just sit there and say that the work that you've done, the work that a lot of people do, the part, the thing that like the Liz Cheney's did not understand is what is a moderate? A moderate is not always Susan Collins. A moderate is very far right in immigration and maybe centrist on abortion and left wing on healthcare. That's what a moderate is.

And we hit where the moderates actually cared about, like on immigration, the border and the war against white people.

And we hit where the moderates actually cared about, like on immigration, the border and the war against white people.

She is 43 years old and went to a K through eight school that now costs thirty five thousand dollars a year. The idea that she's ghetto or whatever she's presenting herself as is the biggest joke. I mean, she's doing she's doing some kind of bit, I guess, to sit there and prove herself somehow. And it's just I don't know. Listen, she's in a super safe Democratic seat over.

She is 43 years old and went to a K through eight school that now costs thirty five thousand dollars a year. The idea that she's ghetto or whatever she's presenting herself as is the biggest joke. I mean, she's doing she's doing some kind of bit, I guess, to sit there and prove herself somehow. And it's just I don't know. Listen, she's in a super safe Democratic seat over.

And I think Dallas or Houston is one of the two. And she's trying to say this is how I will break through as a potential lead in the Democratic Party, either to have a post career as a television host or a speaking engagement person. Or she's going to sit there and run with AOC in the most in the ticket that will really show Americans are tired of this bit.

And I think Dallas or Houston is one of the two. And she's trying to say this is how I will break through as a potential lead in the Democratic Party, either to have a post career as a television host or a speaking engagement person. Or she's going to sit there and run with AOC in the most in the ticket that will really show Americans are tired of this bit.

Somebody who speaks English well, unlike Congressman Crockett, that would be a starter to a man. I think Democrats are going to take a break from nominating women for quite some time. It's just the truth. And I think that they're going to probably pick a man who is not a white man, who checks a lot of boxes, who speaks well and has centrist career things.

Somebody who speaks English well, unlike Congressman Crockett, that would be a starter to a man. I think Democrats are going to take a break from nominating women for quite some time. It's just the truth. And I think that they're going to probably pick a man who is not a white man, who checks a lot of boxes, who speaks well and has centrist career things.

I mean, look, if you watch the Harris DNC convention and the Hillary DNC convention, it looked a lot like a George W. Bush convention in the way they sounded about certain things, patriotism, America. They've definitely taken this road. And I just don't think there is enough people in the Democratic Party who who live in Bushwick, Brooklyn, who've got pink hair, just that they were nominated.

I mean, look, if you watch the Harris DNC convention and the Hillary DNC convention, it looked a lot like a George W. Bush convention in the way they sounded about certain things, patriotism, America. They've definitely taken this road. And I just don't think there is enough people in the Democratic Party who who live in Bushwick, Brooklyn, who've got pink hair, just that they were nominated.

AOC could not win a statewide primary in New York against Chuck Schumer. That is why I believe partially she's looking at a national primary. And there is nothing, running for off president is a career booster. That is how you end up becoming Pete Buttigieg, which you would have never done if you had to run just being a mayor. So I think that there's going to be a lot of people in the clown car.

AOC could not win a statewide primary in New York against Chuck Schumer. That is why I believe partially she's looking at a national primary. And there is nothing, running for off president is a career booster. That is how you end up becoming Pete Buttigieg, which you would have never done if you had to run just being a mayor. So I think that there's going to be a lot of people in the clown car.

But at the end of the day, I think black voters who make up the majority of primary voters for the Democratic Party in a lot of states, especially the big southeast states, they will be voting for a moderate man, probably a man of color. And I think that Westmore has what it takes right now.

But at the end of the day, I think black voters who make up the majority of primary voters for the Democratic Party in a lot of states, especially the big southeast states, they will be voting for a moderate man, probably a man of color. And I think that Westmore has what it takes right now.

I mean, it looks I don't if she was not, I don't know what else she would be doing. Like she's not doing differently than I would be advising if I was a Democratic consultant. There's nothing that she's doing that would make me think she's not running for president. I don't think she's running for a statewide office in New York.

I mean, it looks I don't if she was not, I don't know what else she would be doing. Like she's not doing differently than I would be advising if I was a Democratic consultant. There's nothing that she's doing that would make me think she's not running for president. I don't think she's running for a statewide office in New York.

I just don't think she's going to challenge Chuck Schumer's, you know, $50 million coffers. And she does, she, she isolates too many people in New York. There's too many voters who absolutely be appalled by her. So I think she's going to look at a, at a national thing and being the national voice of the party. And she has a better chance of doing that.

I just don't think she's going to challenge Chuck Schumer's, you know, $50 million coffers. And she does, she, she isolates too many people in New York. There's too many voters who absolutely be appalled by her. So I think she's going to look at a, at a national thing and being the national voice of the party. And she has a better chance of doing that.