Nalin Haley

It's ridiculous.

Oh, 100%.

And they still do that.

And it's never going to go away because anything that's a threat to, like I said, just like the media, any corporate money or anything that –

you know, they don't make their quarterly goal or their profit, then yeah, they're going to call anyone a socialist because just being against them, they want to label you because it scares people.

The word socialist scares people.

And it's not a good thing.

I don't like socialism.

Right.

But they use it in the wrong way because they want to label someone to say, hey, don't talk about that.

He's this, he's that, he's a socialist.

And it's used to kind of delegitimize you.

But I think when you look at the Republican Party now is now becoming more of the party of the working class.

And my generation is kind of responsible for that.

I think it was Newsweek that reported something that.

In the 90s or 80s, something like that, they did a survey which said, which party is the party of the working class?

Like 90% said Democrats.

It was unanimous, right?

Like everyone knew the Democrat Party meant working people.

Oh, I was there.