Mike Nellis

She wanted to run statewide for senator, for governor in Georgia.

And Mike Johnson stopped her from doing it.

And I think the minute that that happened, she then read the tea leaves in the polls and she was like, I'm going to run for president.

And she thinks her best route is to turn solely against MAGA and claim that she's the only MAGA person, real MAGA person left because she can read the same polls that I do.

Like Trump is wickedly unpopular and he's been that way since the middle of the summer.

And by the way, she gets sorry.

She gets no courage from me, no points from me when she retired in the middle of her term that she promised to serve the day that her pension vested.

Yeah.

The enemy of your enemy is your friend, 100%.

And I'll take any opportunity to wedge some of these MAGA voters out of the movement.

And if that means I got to share a video of Marjorie Taylor Greene every now and again, I will.

There's another interesting thing going on, which has just been playing out for the last couple months, is like MTG and Tucker Carlson and like Josh Hawley and a few of these other guys that are like MAGA adjacent, I would say.

They're not like full MAGA.

They're like a different wing of the party.

I don't know what you would call it.

Like just talking more and more like Elizabeth Warren on the economy and economic populism.

And I think it's something for everybody to keep an eye on, because if Democrats, I think, approach the next election, next presidential election with these sort of like boring corporate policies that we've been embracing for the last 20 years, we're going to get killed by like a right wing economic populist like Tucker Carlson.

And I don't want that to happen because he's a miserable person.

miserable human being on a ton of other issues.

But he's starting to talk like Elizabeth Warren.