Tim Miller

It was interesting to hear Trump last night, Tim, in that

bizarre scream-a-thon of a speech when he said, I came in to take on the gigantic health insurance companies.

When's the last time you heard a Republican president use that kind of language, right?

So both Donald Trump and Zohan Bamdani understand something about the zeitgeist that we're sitting in right now.

They know that this is not necessarily a left versus right moment, but an outsider versus insider moment.

And the vast majority of voters of America's

or feeling like outsiders, and they're just trying to figure out how to make this whole game work a little better for them.

I don't know if that gets at any of what you were pushing me on.

No, it does.

No, it does.

I guess I'm trying to explore this line.

Look, you said in the interview you did with the New York editorial board recently that you...

defined what your role was informally as Zoran was kind of helping with coalition building.

And this is like a two-way street, you know what I mean?

And it's like, there's a lot of conversation happening on the democratic side right now.

Like, how do you do this?

Like going forward, right?

Like left types are like, who are our natural allies?

Like, should we be getting rid of the corporatists and trying to reach out more to some mega voters?

So, you know what I mean?