Michael Moynihan
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842 appearances
21 recordings
2 series
first heard Dec 2024
last heard May 2025
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Yeah, interestingly, in Wisconsin, voter ID manages to win pretty easily as well. So, you know, it's the sort of thing where- Can I say something about that, Camille?
And I was actually underscoring it for the other reason. I mean, I think you had Elon kind of just sky, what is it? Skydive in, what is it? What do we call it? I don't know. Helicopter. He helicopters in.
Parachute in, by the way. Like Scrooge McDuck. He shows up and he tries really, really hard to move the needle in this election. And to the extent he did move the needle, it seems like he probably moved it in the wrong direction. Like he energized Democrats in Wisconsin and that doesn't bode well. And I think that it's interesting. I would completely agree. Republicans won handily in Florida.
They should have won more handily. And for Democrats, they definitely won in Wisconsin. They kind of managed to bloody Republicans in Florida in an obvious way that is hard to deny. And for Republicans, I mean, eking out that win in Florida, it certainly could have been worse for them. But this isn't really good.
Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.
Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.
Yeah, that's a silly standard. Yeah.
And creating organizations like Soros has done over the years is a lot more influential than just showing up at a thing. The Kochs got a lot of pushback over the years for creating organizations. They didn't go on stage much either.
Yeah, yeah. Definitely depending on when you bought it because the big drop in the stock, it's still doing pretty well if you bought it a year ago. But yeah, Elon's problems here with respect to Tesla are very complicated. I, too, own one. But I, on the other hand, discovered that my loan to value is absolutely terrible. So I just park it in Oakland overnight.
And I'm hoping that someone will actually set it on fire. But I'll tell you, once they destroyed that car, I would go buy two new cars.
I don't know. In Oakland, we get it in. No, it's just not political. Never you mind. I think they'll get around to me. Maybe I just have to wait another week or so. Yeah, I will go buy two new Teslas as the president. Yeah, I love Teslas. They at least won't be impacted by the 25% tariffs that are coming. So that should make things a little easier.
This is the third Juneteenth coming for us now.
Still get a chill when I hear like Mandela talking about that, about that stuff. Not so much.
The Seinfeld of the Senate giving his filibuster about nothing. It just, it did not land all that well for me.
What? Were you in there?
Yeah.
Based off of C-SPAN and starts paying attention. I shout out Cory Booker for reminding us that the Senate exists, exists, because I haven't seen any news of that for years. But I was thinking back to the last time that I remember someone being captivated by an actual filibuster. It's when Rand Paul filibustered 12 years ago, and very rightly so. Like, it was an actual filibuster.
I want to stop a thing from happening. What was the thing that he wanted to stop from happening? John Brennan being nominated to the head of the CIA. Oh, that was a good one, Rand.
Liar. And it was a good one. And it actually kind of it was sort of unplanned and more people joined as they went on. And it became a critique of NSA surveillance and the ability for the Obama administration to drone American citizens without due process. Due process is something that we should champion regardless of who is president and president. Rand Paul reminded us of that.
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