Jeet Heer
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first heard Jul 2026
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They certainly have a lot of access to the media, and I do think that we have to see them now as, like, open and explicit saboteurs.
I would agree.
Like Cuomo, you know, lost the primary and then ran.
He tried to do what Bloomberg wanted to do.
So this is a clear pattern that they will if they don't control the party, they will try to sabotage the actual Democratic winner of the primary, the actual Democratic nominee.
Yeah, that's a very new development.
I'll credit Josh Cohen, who I think has been on your show and who writes for The Nation occasionally.
But he basically noticed the fundamental fact is that for the first time in nearly 50 years since the Carter presidency, you've had the Democrats had a president that was not popular with his own party.
You know, like when Bill Clinton left, you know, people didn't like the Monica Lewinsky thing, but he's a broadly popular president.
Certainly Barack Obama, when he left, was, you know, the most popular living American.
With Joe Biden, you look at polls, like people, you know, like it's hilarious to look at.
Like he has like the lowest poll rating of like any former president.
Like you can...
I think there are people who are asked, who's the best president?
And like Obama won overwhelmingly, you know, got twice as many as like Trump or Reagan.
But then like way at the bottom with 2% of people saying he's the best president is like Joe Biden.
So the representative figure of the establishment.
Right now is Joe Biden, who had a failed presidency.
I think that that like is a huge factor.
I think that people also are rightly angry because they have seen they have supported like the establishment Democrats.
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