Mike Nellis

Dan Sullivan is the senator from Alaska again instead of the actual elected winner.

So I worry about that.

And it's it's why I think for the Democrats, we have to run fucking everywhere.

We have to have good candidates who are well-organized, who are well-funded in as many places as possible to one, leave absolutely no doubt who won the midterm election, who won the presidential election, but also because they don't have enough people to meddle in every single election.

They might be able to like fuck around with one or two and that's why I worry about Alaska or like Ohio or Texas or something like that, but they can't fight us everywhere.

And so that's why I just think like,

Go ham.

And if you're out there and you're thinking about running, if you've ever been like, I want to run, this is the year to run because the public is pissed at the Republican Party.

And I don't know if you missed the special election in Texas where Democrats flipped a Trump plus 17 district in a year where, by the way, like 150,000 people voted.

So it was a midterm style turnout in that election.

If that happens, Texas statewide, James Tallarico or Jasmine Crockett will be the next senator from Texas.

Don Lemon, 2028, baby, let's go.

He'd be better than the current occupant by a mile.

Hell yeah.

Hell yeah.

I mean, I'll tell you right now, increasingly, I'm not convinced that any person who will be the Democratic Party nominee in 2028 is somebody we're talking about right now.

Like, I honestly think the party is so hungry for change, and I could see, like, a Jon Stewart or a Don Lemon or...

Um, I don't really want this one, but like Stephen A. Smith, like just somebody that's like wild and out there that just doesn't have any of that Washington DC baggage that connects with people in a very different way.

I could see it happening.

So like, I'm not, I'm not trying to bootleg for you, Don, but like, I mean, I think go for it.