John Reeves

Yeah, you have, you know, you take any—a quote— Take it out of context. Click that shit. Put $10 million behind that. And that's in front of millions of eyeballs right there spontaneously on that. And it's directly right at you. And it's unlimited money. I mean, when you look back on this race, it's like you are going to be stunned. Just how much money is put in that, how crazy those ads are.

And just you can't get away from it. Like Montana. Montana has, I think, six or seven hundred thousand voters and they've dropped a quarter of a billion dollars. I don't know how you could even spend a quarter of a billion dollars in Montana. It's like if you have $100,000 in cash, you have to pay that in going to a McDonald's.

And just you can't get away from it. Like Montana. Montana has, I think, six or seven hundred thousand voters and they've dropped a quarter of a billion dollars. I don't know how you could even spend a quarter of a billion dollars in Montana. It's like if you have $100,000 in cash, you have to pay that in going to a McDonald's.

And just you can't get away from it. Like Montana. Montana has, I think, six or seven hundred thousand voters and they've dropped a quarter of a billion dollars. I don't know how you could even spend a quarter of a billion dollars in Montana. It's like if you have $100,000 in cash, you have to pay that in going to a McDonald's.

I don't know how they do that, but I promise you everybody in Pennsylvania or in any of these kinds of contested states, they just can't get away from that shit. And at this point, they just stop paying attention to it. It's just, it's like, it's noise. It's toxic kinds of noise. And it does, it sets a tone for the whole country that we're willing to engage in this way. Oh, yeah.

I don't know how they do that, but I promise you everybody in Pennsylvania or in any of these kinds of contested states, they just can't get away from that shit. And at this point, they just stop paying attention to it. It's just, it's like, it's noise. It's toxic kinds of noise. And it does, it sets a tone for the whole country that we're willing to engage in this way. Oh, yeah.

I don't know how they do that, but I promise you everybody in Pennsylvania or in any of these kinds of contested states, they just can't get away from that shit. And at this point, they just stop paying attention to it. It's just, it's like, it's noise. It's toxic kinds of noise. And it does, it sets a tone for the whole country that we're willing to engage in this way. Oh, yeah.

No, it's like, that's the thing. It turns everything into a night vice or worse. Yeah. And it is about trying to destroy that person and to convince other people that you are the worst thing in the world. You're you're a Marxist, you're a communist or you're just all kinds of things. And it's the lowest, lowest denominator.

No, it's like, that's the thing. It turns everything into a night vice or worse. Yeah. And it is about trying to destroy that person and to convince other people that you are the worst thing in the world. You're you're a Marxist, you're a communist or you're just all kinds of things. And it's the lowest, lowest denominator.

No, it's like, that's the thing. It turns everything into a night vice or worse. Yeah. And it is about trying to destroy that person and to convince other people that you are the worst thing in the world. You're you're a Marxist, you're a communist or you're just all kinds of things. And it's the lowest, lowest denominator.

And if you really want to fix American politics, I mean, there's there are issues. But I promise you, if you removed that. That would be a dramatic kinds of thing. And we all have to play that game. Some of us, like myself, I got a lot more of my money from small dollar donations, like Bernie. Bernie, I know he's been on the show. Bernie.

And if you really want to fix American politics, I mean, there's there are issues. But I promise you, if you removed that. That would be a dramatic kinds of thing. And we all have to play that game. Some of us, like myself, I got a lot more of my money from small dollar donations, like Bernie. Bernie, I know he's been on the show. Bernie.

And if you really want to fix American politics, I mean, there's there are issues. But I promise you, if you removed that. That would be a dramatic kinds of thing. And we all have to play that game. Some of us, like myself, I got a lot more of my money from small dollar donations, like Bernie. Bernie, I know he's been on the show. Bernie.

But then other ones, it's like everyone chases the bigger checks. It's undeniable there, too. And it's so disingenuous and there's PACs and there's other kinds of organizations. One way or another, it's just the way to funnel tens of million dollars to just tear someone apart. What was your background before you got into politics? I was a social worker.

But then other ones, it's like everyone chases the bigger checks. It's undeniable there, too. And it's so disingenuous and there's PACs and there's other kinds of organizations. One way or another, it's just the way to funnel tens of million dollars to just tear someone apart. What was your background before you got into politics? I was a social worker.

But then other ones, it's like everyone chases the bigger checks. It's undeniable there, too. And it's so disingenuous and there's PACs and there's other kinds of organizations. One way or another, it's just the way to funnel tens of million dollars to just tear someone apart. What was your background before you got into politics? I was a social worker.

And I came to a very deeply broken and fractured community. And I actually started helping young men and women get their GEDs and just kind of getting their lives back on track in that sense. And then that's why I did that for several years. And then I decided I wanted to run for mayor and mayor of a small town.

And I came to a very deeply broken and fractured community. And I actually started helping young men and women get their GEDs and just kind of getting their lives back on track in that sense. And then that's why I did that for several years. And then I decided I wanted to run for mayor and mayor of a small town.

And I came to a very deeply broken and fractured community. And I actually started helping young men and women get their GEDs and just kind of getting their lives back on track in that sense. And then that's why I did that for several years. And then I decided I wanted to run for mayor and mayor of a small town.

And we had problems with inequality in a community that 90 percent of the population abandoned the community and left. And if anyone's aware of the U.S. Steel, I mean, I live right now across the street from that iconic steel mill. I mean, that's really that that used to be America's Silicon Valley, like about half of the world's steel used to be manufactured there. but now so much has changed.