Nalin Haley

No.

I don't watch too many people at all, actually.

But just lost touch with them.

I felt like I couldn't relate anymore.

I would say a big part of that is the economic issues that we see.

Yes.

The goal of every generation is to leave it better than you found it.

And right now we're not just not doing that, we're going in the opposite direction.

It's getting worse.

And I noticed that you used to have a choice.

You were either for free market neoliberalism or you were a Mamdani-style socialist.

And it's like, no, capitalism is actually a very broad thing.

i was upset because we're not allowed to criticize corporations who are clearly not putting american workers first or the country first and the republican party historically has been like you can't criticize that you can't criticize the free markets and i don't even like to call it free markets more like lawless markets actually um and that's actually the same structure that destroyed industrial america all of those factory worker jobs

that were in Ohio, in Indiana, Michigan, Wisconsin, Illinois, Pennsylvania, that all got sent over to China and other foreign countries, and we're not allowed to criticize that?

Of course I'm going to criticize that.

You're putting American workers last.

And we're putting the elites first, and that's not right.

We're putting a small number of people ahead of the majority, and I don't agree with that.

Because they have their own interests, and certain things drive the interests, like money.

And that's what we see from the media, that's what we see from corporations, and that's what they do.