Tim Miller

There's others.

I don't want to leave him to be out, but like,

I have a little bit of feeling of an emptiness in the vigor of the response given the scale of the destruction.

I wonder what you think of that.

I'll check that out.

I don't feel like they're as mad as me.

And maybe they are, but I don't feel like they are.

And so, yeah.

And so to me, that's like there's the two parts.

One is like the emotional hierarchy of needs pyramid.

And maybe that doesn't actually matter.

But it would be nice to think that your leaders are as mad as you are.

Like that would be nice.

And I think that that's a potent political tool, actually, when people believe that you reflect their upset anger.

But then I also think there's just the strategy of this, too, which is like they're as weak as they've ever been right now.

like i want boot on the neck not literally right like like this is the moment to invite yourself on laura ingram's show like this is the moment to go into their spaces and point at them and be like look at the destruction they have wrought right yeah and like there are other times democrats try to do that where like the topics are these kind of democracy and you know norms that esoteric things that actual people don't care about as much as we wish they would but this people care about dumb wars

recessions, higher gas prices.

People care about that.

Let's go.

What?