Tim Miller

Well, it's one of those things where my whole podcast becomes primary interviews.

Once I take one, you know, you got to do everybody.

And so I wait till the general.

But why have you talked to him?

No, he's a super smart young guy.

If I had a dollar for every mom at school or...

mom in the msnbc green room who wanted to talk to me about heated rivalry which is my culture then maybe i'd have enough fuck you money to be buying elections because all you ladies are trying to just you know insert yourself into you know gay culture all right can we not have something can we not have two men kissing for ourselves you know it's just an incredible show moving on

Yeah, right.

Sometimes you look at all this, and I feel this way.

You look at the Elon situation.

I was talking to JVL yesterday about Elon for a while, so we don't need to rehash the whole thing.

You know, just how NASDAQ has given him the friendly deal.

You know, with the SpaceX IPO and Elon, he broke all the campaign finance rules, started a super PAC.

They coordinated.

Nobody investigated it.

helped Donald Trump get elected, helped get himself inside the White House, now is going to become a trillionaire because he has inside deals.

It's easy for me to look at that and feel like, well, fuck, we have no power in the face of this type of wealth.

And I do think it's challenging to push back against it.

there's a pendulum to these sorts of things.

And I do think it's possible that like the backlash, like that we're on the precipice of a backlash and that there is political power that is possible.