Naomi Wolf

And there's a whole generation of young New Yorkers, as you and I were discussing before the camera started, who have been thoroughly propagandized, whether they're Jewish or Muslim or Christian or agnostic or atheist.

They thoroughly hear this laundry list and they think that is going to solve my life.

It's going to give me a mission like this thing, you know,

this gathering with AOC and Bernie Sanders, they've taken from every trope of the civil rights movement and the labor movement and, you know, a revival meeting, like everything that could give alienated TikTok generation millennials, a sense of purpose and belonging and community.

So that is big.

Hang on one second.

Well, it's very smart, and tyrants have promised fraud.

you know, a chicken in every pot or, you know, free everything forever.

And so it's not new.

I think it's just that grown up real American politicians know that the mayor of New York City doesn't have the power to provide free childcare to everyone in the city who needs it or fast free buses without, you know, billions of dollars in holes being blown into the budget and, you know, economic chaos.

So I do think that said, that the president needs a message team that can explain how Americans are going to benefit, for instance, from peace in the Middle East or the end of the conflict in Gaza.

Because we do, we benefit economically when we don't have to send aid all over the world.

Sending aid to the Middle East, even to Israel, I will acknowledge is very unpopular.

So he should do a better job explaining that.

Even why does Indonesia matter to us?

Why are all the trips he's taking now really bringing home help and economic benefit for the United States?

Peace and prosperity.

It was a good slogan back in the day.

And he's doing it, but he needs to explain it better.

And I definitely would agree that he has a little bit of...