Sam Seder
speaker
361 appearances
2 recordings
2 series
first heard Mar 2026
last heard 8 Jun
Sam Seder’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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But that if there isn't a F Trump chant that happens at one point, I'll be shocked.
mean the happiest i've ever seen he's just like chasing him around i do you know he texts him he gets all fluffed up in his bed and texts him like he texts him frequently hey uh you know i have no idea but i i wouldn't be surprised he's a he's a very demented guy i mean i think like literally and sort of like colloquially speaking i think he's a very demented guy i think he's just so excited that he doesn't have to deal with the war that he has lost
uh and uh you know just all the planning about gotta go to new york and i'm gonna see the game i mean uh the best is gonna be if it's a tight game when he leaves with like 10 minutes left in the uh in the game because he doesn't really care no he doesn't give a no he doesn't give a all right speaking of not giving a i came across this tweet on twitter and this is congressman ted liu i mean this is just really revealing and i want us to analyze this pop this up
I mean, that's the, I mean, his tweet doesn't hold up because it's not going to be Steyer versus Hilton.
It would be Steyer versus Becerra if Steyer got in there because Becerra is clearly going to be the candidate.
You know, there was a writer, Kevin Drum from the Washington Monthly, who years ago wrote about the iron law of institutions, which was that people would rather have the institution fail and not lose their position in it.
than have the opposite, lose their position, have the institution succeed.
And I think there's a lot of Democrats who feel really threatened by the the energy behind the more sort of progressive wing of the Democratic Party.
And I think that's a big fear.
And I think, you know, Lou doesn't understand that he's telling on himself in that instance.
This is not a choice between, you know,
Hilton and Steyer, it's a choice between Becerra and Steyer if Steyer gets in there.
That's the funny thing about what's going on with the conspiracy theories around the mayor race.
Because the establishment, which ostensibly would be in charge of faking the ballots, they want Bass.
and bass has a much better chance against uh uh spencer uh than uh she would against a progressive democrat right and so um it it's fascinating but this is something that i feel like i've seen for a long time and i think we're seeing it a lot with like
uh in the uh the the platinum race i think we're seeing it i mean the the level of desperation there is is intense uh i think there was you know this goes back to like the abundance stuff um there was a sense that
the establishment and the corporate influence could influence harris and that they were gearing up for that they were gearing up from it like you know trying to demonize lena khan they were trying to undermine some of the more progressive things that by the biden administration did and um when harris lost they were not ready for it and um you're seeing i think like you know
Progressives don't have the strength, they don't have the money yet that the corporate wing of the party does, and frankly, the APAC money that filters in through derivatives.
But there's Chris Robb in Pennsylvania.
We have others, Mieha and- Abdullah Syed.
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