Krystal Ball and Saagar Enjeti

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Breaking Points with Krystal and Saagar · 2/26/26: Trump Humiliates MAHA RFK Jr, Hakeem Caught Funneling AIPAC Money, AI Midterm Wars Breakout · 26 Feb 2026 podcast

And she said, well, look, I'm not doing that anymore.

And I even heard behind the scenes that she was discouraging AIPAC from doing unbranded fundraisers for her.

She actually was, at least for a time, probably when she thought she wasn't going to have a primary candidate, she for a time was really seemed sort of committed to this.

And now, why don't you take us to where we are at

Well, before we do the reveal of how the APAC money is getting into the district now, why did you guys get in, like, what made you get into this particular race?

Because as you're mapping out the limited resources that you have, you know, it's sizable, but it's not infinite.

What made you pick this one?

Because I've heard the argument from some people that, like, hey, Fushi, because she was able to be pressured at the grassroots level and she got better, like, we should reward that.

by re-electing her, and so that it tells other candidates, come our way, and we'll welcome you, rather than, you know what, we're gonna take you out anyway.

Ultimately, NIDA is going to be here for the long haul, a lot longer than Fushi.

NIDA also in this district, what we saw was that for us, it's not just a matter of whether or not somebody is taking money from APAC.

Of course, we're going to support candidates who are against that like NIDA.

But it's also the fact that Fushi was taking ridiculous amounts of corporate money as well.

The crypto stuff.

And what happened here was when Fushi was pressured on taking that corporate money, you know what her defense of it was?

Was, well, these are corporations that are in my district, so I'm happy to take it.

Right, right.

Which is an absurd logic to use here.

Let's press this further.

Let's say that there is an ICE detention center that CoreCivic or GeoGroup runs in Fushi's district.

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