Jimmy Dore

And in fact, more people who make under $100,000 voted for Donald Trump than voted for... Kamala Harris. So that, you know, in 2016, Chuck Schumer, who was the Senate leader at the time, they asked him about, hey, you know, you're losing blue collar voters in Pennsylvania and you're losing blue. And he said, yeah, it doesn't matter.

And in fact, more people who make under $100,000 voted for Donald Trump than voted for... Kamala Harris. So that, you know, in 2016, Chuck Schumer, who was the Senate leader at the time, they asked him about, hey, you know, you're losing blue collar voters in Pennsylvania and you're losing blue. And he said, yeah, it doesn't matter.

He said, for every blue collar worker we lose, we're going to gain two or three white collar suburban voters. And you can repeat that in Ohio and Michigan and Wisconsin. And of course, that wasn't true. Right. So Hillary Clinton lost. Right. But what he was stating was that their party is now no longer the party of blue-collar workers.

He said, for every blue collar worker we lose, we're going to gain two or three white collar suburban voters. And you can repeat that in Ohio and Michigan and Wisconsin. And of course, that wasn't true. Right. So Hillary Clinton lost. Right. But what he was stating was that their party is now no longer the party of blue-collar workers.

So now how can you be a left-wing party and be beholden to Wall Street? You can't represent Wall Street and represent workers, right? So those two things are incongruent. And so that's why they're left doing all the woke and identity politics, right? Because that's all they have left to distinguish themselves because they're just as big as war hawks. They're just as big as big pharma shills.

So now how can you be a left-wing party and be beholden to Wall Street? You can't represent Wall Street and represent workers, right? So those two things are incongruent. And so that's why they're left doing all the woke and identity politics, right? Because that's all they have left to distinguish themselves because they're just as big as war hawks. They're just as big as big pharma shills.

They're just as big as Wall Street puppets, big oil, the whole thing. Barack Obama bragged about that they – The oil industry drilled, extracted more oil from the ground during his presidency than any other presidency in history. So I'm not saying that's good or bad. I'm just saying that they're no different. And that's why it's been nonstop, 24-7 identity politics.

They're just as big as Wall Street puppets, big oil, the whole thing. Barack Obama bragged about that they – The oil industry drilled, extracted more oil from the ground during his presidency than any other presidency in history. So I'm not saying that's good or bad. I'm just saying that they're no different. And that's why it's been nonstop, 24-7 identity politics.

And identity politics doesn't come from the ground up. Identity politics comes from the top down. And it's been a ploy of the deep state, like USAID, of the CIA, as Christian Parenti revealed and taught us on our show since World War II. And they've hooked up. They've combined the deep state with the NGOs like the Ford Foundation, the Rockefeller Foundation. And they push identity politics.

And identity politics doesn't come from the ground up. Identity politics comes from the top down. And it's been a ploy of the deep state, like USAID, of the CIA, as Christian Parenti revealed and taught us on our show since World War II. And they've hooked up. They've combined the deep state with the NGOs like the Ford Foundation, the Rockefeller Foundation. And they push identity politics.

They push feminism, even feminism. Gloria Steinem now admits that she's, you know, was a CIA asset and they pushed feminism.

They push feminism, even feminism. Gloria Steinem now admits that she's, you know, was a CIA asset and they pushed feminism.

Because, yes, because all that stuff. So what they didn't kill Martin Luther King when he was trying to get black people access to lunch counters because that didn't hurt anybody economically. But when he did a poor people's march. He wasn't doing a black people's march. He wasn't doing a poor black people's march. He was doing a poor people's march.

Because, yes, because all that stuff. So what they didn't kill Martin Luther King when he was trying to get black people access to lunch counters because that didn't hurt anybody economically. But when he did a poor people's march. He wasn't doing a black people's march. He wasn't doing a poor black people's march. He was doing a poor people's march.

Same thing with Malcolm X. When he realized it wasn't black-white, it was class consciousness. It was us against them. And the same thing... Who was the Black Panther guy? I'm blanking on his name. Hampton, Fred Hampton. And he knew it was... He joined with what they called the Proud Boy. No, what was it? It was called... I forget what it... But traditionally, they would have Confederate flags...

Same thing with Malcolm X. When he realized it wasn't black-white, it was class consciousness. It was us against them. And the same thing... Who was the Black Panther guy? I'm blanking on his name. Hampton, Fred Hampton. And he knew it was... He joined with what they called the Proud Boy. No, what was it? It was called... I forget what it... But traditionally, they would have Confederate flags...

In Chicago, he knew that he had to win them over, and he did. And they realized that they shared a common interest, just like Christian Smalls, who started the first union on Amazon in Staten Island, who was a black guy who organized a bunch of Trump voters. And the way you do that is you don't go in there and say, hey, who's here? uh, doesn't agree with my LGBTQ stance. Okay. You're out.

In Chicago, he knew that he had to win them over, and he did. And they realized that they shared a common interest, just like Christian Smalls, who started the first union on Amazon in Staten Island, who was a black guy who organized a bunch of Trump voters. And the way you do that is you don't go in there and say, hey, who's here? uh, doesn't agree with my LGBTQ stance. Okay. You're out.

Who here is against the gun regular? Okay. You're, that's not how it does. You don't, you, you go in and you say, we have a shared common interest. Let's organize. It's not left, right. It's us against the man. It's top down. It's class consciousness. And that's what the deep state and the NGOs have been. That's why they push identity politics. It's a, you know, uh, and, and, and I'm sure,

Who here is against the gun regular? Okay. You're, that's not how it does. You don't, you, you go in and you say, we have a shared common interest. Let's organize. It's not left, right. It's us against the man. It's top down. It's class consciousness. And that's what the deep state and the NGOs have been. That's why they push identity politics. It's a, you know, uh, and, and, and I'm sure,