Sarah Longwell

It is about thinking about the voters.

and what the voters want.

And you know what they want?

They want you to take the economy seriously.

They want you to take the border seriously.

They want you to be anti-corruption.

They want you to tell them that they can have a better future, that education can get better in this country.

And it is about Democrats finding somebody who can lead.

Because the way you build the big, broad coalition isn't by, like,

I'm going to go on this podcast and this podcast.

And you should go on all of them.

But it's about you being a leader, you being able to set an agenda that other people can lock into.

And a lot of that is by looking at what is happening right now and going so hard at it as the antithesis, but also having a clear, and this is what I think you can learn from Magar, which is he also had a clear vision.

of where he was going, not just being anti-Orban, but also what he was going to stand for, what he was going to do, how he was going to improve people's lives from where they are right now.

And so that is the part I would love to see more from Democrats because, Bill, I got to say, I do think the wind is at our backs a little bit, the backs of those of us who believe in liberal democracy.

And it's a good day.

It's a good day for liberal democracy today.

That's exactly right.

We have agency and we've got to use it.

Stop crying, start working.