Steve Schmidt

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1,189 appearances 9 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2025 last heard 29 Jun

Steve Schmidt’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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But like, I just look at the choice and I'm like, we can't can we do better?
I can think of a hundred people I know that could have run for that office who would be good mayors.
It is what it is.
That's the real thing.
Am I wrong?
There's a tremendous intolerance of thought inside the Democratic Party, which has got a lot of elements in it that's become adept at shouting people down.
And part of the reason Trump is in the White House is because of that wing of the party that is so adept in shouting people down.
And so like what I would encourage people, you know, is one of the few, you know, who never got in line behind Trump.
You know, I didn't I didn't hold the line against that to get into a new party or to stand on a side that's got equal authoritarians.
preaching and shouting and demanding that you say this and not this and can't stand to hear a contrary opinion and thought because it is a disaster for the country and for the political ability of the National Democratic Party to win across the broad middle of the country where it is not trusted.
where it is the face of Chuck Schumer and all these feckless, hapless Democrats in Washington, D.C., who are seen as losers, who are seen as corrupt, and people want change.
And so the fact of the matter is that Zoran Modami is a function of the desire for people to, like, get the fuck out of here.
We want change.
And so the greatest city in the world stands poised to elect a
untested, untried socialist who, by the way, is going to be somebody that Trump spotlights and tries to make the face of the party.
And if Mondami does the things he says he's going to do, I don't think it'll be successful in New York City.
I think he's going to drive a lot of capital outside of the city.
And I think that when you go after all the billionaires in the way that he's doing, it sounds great.
But it's really easy for them to pick up and move to some low tax jurisdiction and to take their companies with them and to move out of the city.
And New York has gone through these cycles in the past where there have been waves of crime and disorder and economic collapse and then rehabilitation.
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