Krystal

I have appreciated the things that she has said with regard to genocide in particular.

You know, I feel very similarly about Tucker Carlson, who I also do not trust, who I also think has a

christian nationalist view overall um so it's not like i'm going to make common cause with him but do i find him use politically useful in this moment when i think we need to rethink our approach to the world and certainly our relationship with israel and need to get back to a place where universal human rights are something that we can talk about and something we aspire to yes i find them useful in that regard

I would be down for

that.

I would absolutely be down for that.

Absolutely.

And the point you raise about I wish she hadn't quit is a really important one, because if she was in Congress right now, there are there's a lot she could be doing.

She could be, you know, an ally for Thomas Massey.

She could be an ally for Ro Khanna.

She could be taking votes that actually matter.

And in a very closely divided house, that could be making a difference.

So one place where I slightly disagree with our beloved Ryan Grimm is he said she paid a political price.

Well, there's no doubt that it was going to make it more difficult for her and her district.

She also quit before she really paid a political price.

She didn't find out if she could withstand the onslaught, whereas Thomas Massey is still in there in his seat.

He's up against a very well-funded primary opponent.

He has got Trump backing, you know, strongly backing his primary opponent and attacking him all the time.

And he's in there fighting the good fight and taking it and doing his best.

So I do think that that is very unfortunate that she decided to quit rather than try to hold on to these newfound principles in a body where it really makes a difference.