Jessica Tarlov

And you're out there doing everything from capturing Maduro and

to backing an officer that's shooting a woman sitting in her car with her wheels clearly turned to the right, to God knows what we're doing with Greenland, and to, you know, have huge bashes at Mar-a-Lago where pay-for-play schemes are unfolding all over the place.

So I think those two turning points are kind of adding up to what we're seeing in terms of this big backlash against the administration.

Yes.

All is forgiven, though, Sarah.

Well, you know, I— I'm just kidding.

I like normie Republicans a lot.

Yeah, it's interesting to kind of watch how you're feeling in contrast to like what the thumbnail says.

I don't know if you've ever like, you know, taken a look through the YouTube pages.

Like last week I was with Ben Mycelis from the Midas Touch and like those headlines sell, right?

Like you get people to click on things and everyone, you know, needs to be part of the algorithm.

And it does feel like a moment where real life is matching the thumbnail.

Yeah.

Almost, you know, and that's scary for me.

And the scariest, I guess, extension of that is that this is what the administration wants.

Like Stephen Miller has never been happier because if we are in a chaos moment or what you can market as a chaos moment, then we can have more troops in the streets and we can have people watching us when we go to vote in November and we are going to have less people who probably want to vote.

in person as a result of this, more so than we would usually have.

And you're seeing folks, like, I don't know if you saw the protests outside of all of these Somali-owned businesses in St.

Cloud.

Like, people are—it feels like there's almost a spirit within them that are, like, pulling them off of the couch.