Mark Halperin

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381 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Aug 2026 last heard 3 Aug

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Call Me Back - with Dan Senor · Is Abdul El-Sayed Bigger Than Mamdani? - with Mark Halperin · 3 Aug 2026 podcast

And the fact that he's young and Arab and Muslim, again, there's some people in Michigan who probably don't like that, but the people supporting him love it because it says to them, change.

You know, you really believe that sky's the limit.

All the things you said are true, plus more.

What kind of fundraising force will he be?

I'm obsessed with figuring out who the progressives will run in 2028.

Presumably not like 2016, 2020 or 2024, as we discussed.

Presumably the progressives will not allow the Democratic establishment to rig it against them.

presumably they'll get a clean shot at it, which means if they have a strong candidate, you'd have to say that that person would be the favorite to be the nominee, even the last 10 years.

So I believe Bernie Sanders might run, but most people in our businesses say, no, he's too old.

Okay.

I don't think AOC is going to run.

And I don't know that Ro Khanna is up to it.

I don't think she wants to be president right now.

I think she likes her life.

She likes the privacy.

I think she understands she's got plenty of time if she ever wants to be president.

I think she can walk into a New York Senate seat because I don't think Schumer will run for re-election.

So if you assume that others are right that Bernie won't run, if you assume I'm right that AOC won't run, if you assume that Ro Khanna is not, for a variety of reasons, big enough to do this,

That's why.

Because of the stunt, I assumed most of your audience would know him.

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