Jessica Tarlov

And the fraud scandal wasn't quite on that level, but definitely had to know what the perspective of, you know, the Nick Shirley scandal

supporters or acolytes or whatever you want to call them are.

And it's obviously hugely important that the administration threw their weight behind this.

And that factored into Tim Walz's decision because it was going to be a hellscape, right, like battling through this primary and then a general election like this.

And there's been reporting that the Republican Party in

When it came to that viral video, I love Amy Klobuchar.

I hope that she is getting in on this gubernatorial race.

I think that she will wipe the floor with them and they kind of would wish actually that they were running against Tim Walz.

But I want to circle back to what you said about the media environment, because I think that this relates directly to what you guys are doing at Midas.

Because I've seen a lot of people, you know, posting online about the asymmetry in our media chambers, like the left versus the right.

So you wouldn't have a Republican resigning for any perceived scandal anyway.

But this really speaks to the fact that Democrats don't have a good media strategy to protect Democrats and to fight back against bad information.

And that's not to say, again, that the fraud scandal isn't real.

It is absolutely real.

And some of it is absolutely appalling.

But what do you make of that from, you know, the lens of someone who has built this enormous left-wing media network?

Yeah, Colin Kaepernick's lawyer.

I was going to say hope and change, which is the last time we really had a galvanizing force or political message, I think, on the left that resonated and even resonated over to some moderate Republicans.

Right.

Well, you would be the guy who would know about what can be done and how to build a successful network.