Jon Ossoff

the unfairness in the market.

I think somebody who could get behind Medicare for all, somebody who could get a handle on AI regulation, somebody who was doing something that made the average American's life measurably, materially, noticeably better on these core kind of kitchen table issues, I think could win.

And I do wanna say one more, this is probably gonna be an area of disagreement between you and I, but I'll say this, it's the area I get the least amount of pushback on from my audience.

Israel, they have deep, profound skepticism of any politician closely aligned with their interests.

And I think anyone perceived to have that is going to have a real hard time winning over this audience.

The reason why I say it's important to mention you're starting from zero is like Kamala Harris coming out.

I'd vote for Kamala over Trump if it was a thing again or whatever, but I don't like Kamala Harris.

I want to be very clear about that.

And her coming out and being like, oh, we're going to do stuff on crypto and weed legalization.

It's like...

this is not going to do.

You don't feel authentic.

Yeah.

This is nothing.

You were doing nothing.

And so I just want to be, it's important to like kind of set the terms to understand what has to happen.

And the last thing I'd say on this is to me, it's okay.

Like if some sports just are more conservative than other ones, I want to be clear about that.

Like they don't all have to cater to every audience.

My only point, the reason why I've kind of focused on this for me is that it had significant and disastrous electoral outcomes in this country.