Lis Smith

I think we're really ripe for a moment like that now.

The corruption is so much worse, so much more brazen.

Last night I was reading through all the Trump stuff.

It is crazy.

Like, have you ever just tried to read it out on this show?

Like, it would take forever.

Like, the billions in crypto stuff, the family deals.

I mean—

Yeah.

Yeah.

Billions.

And so the trading as you're as you're talking about and then you add in much like the Mark Foley thing, you have that the whole Epstein file cover up.

Right.

And the fact that they didn't want to release it in part because they wanted to protect a lot of the powerful men, not necessarily even ones who were partaking in all the.

disgusting, unlawful things that Epstein were doing, but who were just like sidling up to him, knowing that he was engaging in this behavior.

And so I think it creates this perfect stew of corruption and swampiness to run against.

And Democrats actually have good candidates, much like in 2006, who can do that.

I think one of the things that Democrats have done well this cycle is go outside of like some of the typical career politicians and look for

People with different types of profiles and, you know, sort of an ideal type of person here.

Again, this is someone who's been in politics more, but like someone like Rob Sand, right?