Jon Ossoff

for himself and his personal financial interest and his family's financial interest.

So, we have to be about change and recognize that,

that the public's complaints are legit.

This isn't working for people and we have better solutions.

Yeah, I hear that concern.

I mean, I think that what we have to acknowledge is that the corruption situation.

is bipartisan, right?

That the whole Congress is captured by big money.

And people want to hear that we recognize that because it's true.

Right.

And so, and obvious and obvious, and, you know, like you take something like, um, okay.

Uh, taxes on the ultra rich.

It's like, it's almost like an 80, 20.

issue in public opinion.

Right.

Um, but everyone knows that the reason that it never happens is because of the financial power and therefore the political power of super wealthy people, regardless of who's in charge.

Right.

So, you know, we're, we're, we have to focus on not exclusively, but we have to make sure people are aware that, um,

Donald Trump, his administration are engaged in some of the most brazen and overt corruption.

It's happening like in the world right now, right?