Krystal

Like, I think there is a lot...

explaining to do still.

I think there are a lot of amends to be made still from Marjorie Taylor Greene before people are just going to go, oh, yeah, welcome to the cause.

You're our ally.

But do I think it's incredibly useful to be able to show someone like her, someone like Tucker Carlson, someone like Thomas Massey, others who are on the right, who have been strident Trump supporters, who now have this very aggressive criticism of Trump and specifically on the issue of Israel and

Specifically on the issue of Israel and the U.S.

committing a genocide.

Do I think it's important to say thank you for agreeing with us on this?

This is very important and uplifting those voices in the context of opposing Trump.

Yeah, I think that's very useful.

I think it's something the right does all the time, by the way.

I mean, if you look at the last election, Emily, part of how Trump was able to succeed was by taking people.

Who were former Democrats or former liberals are seen as being, you know, in the center, independent or whatever, and finding the places where they agreed with him or supported him and really uplifting that.

And that was part of how he built a coalition together.

Now, again, do I think that means you should like trust Marjorie Taylor Greene, even from the perspective of.

how do you change your views so wholly and completely in one year?

Is there just like a petty motivation here and what would keep you from then switching your views again, completely to the other side?

That's a really good question.

But the other thing I would say is, you know, a MTG has more sort of explaining and amends to make, but, um,

AOC also has some amends to make here.