Dem's Leaked Autopsy on Major Loss Against Trump Due to This One Obvious Reason
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What insights does Charlie Goldensohn share about his background in political commentary?
All right, the way we all get news now has completely changed, and I really look to a lot of influencers on Instagram that have common sense, sharp as tacks, and know how to fight these fucking fascists. And one of my favorite follows online right now is a man named Charlie Goldenson, and his Instagram handle is ChezChuck, C-H-E-Z, Chuck. How are you, Charlie?
I'm doing so good, Jennifer. How are you? very well i um when did you start doing political commentary on instagram well and also before i even say that i need to stop saying i'm so well it's just like an automatic response in this environment and then i say that i'm like that's insane um i started less than a year ago but the thing is i was i've worked in politics my whole career i've been a democratic strategist Basically, since I left college, I've worked on the Hill, I've worked in the Senate, I've worked in the White House, presidential campaigns, media companies. And so my background has always been in producing digital content for impact, for political purposes, but I've never been public facing.
The reason I started screaming into my phone myself was I was an advisor on the Kamala Harris campaign at the very end. And I got brought in after Biden dropped out. And, you know, I just saw The insanity that was that campaign and that was how we continue to run democratic political operations right now, which is setting hundreds of millions of dollars on fire on massive premium production, TV ads, endless testing, endless consultants. And simultaneously, we're having all these discussions about, you know, we need a Joe Rogan of the left and we need to figure out how to utilize digital infrastructure and invest in digital infrastructure. And when we lost that campaign, I was invited to speak on some panels and I was in a thousand meetings about how do we get Democrats back?
How do we win back young men, blah, blah, blah.
How did the Democratic Party's strategy contribute to their election loss?
And I was really thrilled to be in those meetings at first. I was like, this is great. We're ideating, we're figuring out solutions here. By the 30th meeting, the 30th panel, I fucking lost my mind. And I was like, this is insane. This is the problem. We need to stop fucking ideating and we need to start doing. And it genuinely was out of frustration. I figured I'm a guy. I have a deep voice. I know how to talk about these things. Let's see if I can be a voice here. And it just took off immediately to my surprise.
think that's incredible so knowing that you were a democratic strategist i right now have been probably since kamala laws probably a little bit before then have gone through a bit of a political evolution where all i can think about when i think of democrats right now is just how weak And feckless they are and that they have to crowdsource and that they can't stand up to Benjamin Netanyahu and that Chuck Schumer and Hakeem Jeffries make me want to individually tear out every piece of hair on my head and then paint my room with a Q-tip, two coats to not listen to them.
What are the implications of the DNC's handling of the autopsy report?
And it's so frustrating right now being a Democrat because you probably read this report where the autopsy came out. which I think is really important information. I think that the fact that Ken Martin said, no, we're going to give it to you is very insulting to my intelligence, takes advantage of my vote and also millions of other Democrats. What is your take on them spiking the autopsy, which now we know is because they didn't tend to the progressive base. Instead, they trotted around with Liz Cheney.
Yeah, I have a thousand thoughts. I'm so glad you started with this. If I could just set some context really quickly. So I worked in the Biden White House in 2020. And before that, I was the digital and brand director for Jill Biden on the 2020 campaign. The Biden campaign had asked me to come on to that campaign early in the primaries in 2018, early 2019. And I said no, because I was a Bernie Sanders supporter. I've been supporting Bernie since I was in college. And Biden was not my horse. I thought he was going to lose.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What insights does Charlie Goldensohn share about his background in political commentary?
0:04–2:05
2
How did the Democratic Party's strategy contribute to their election loss?
2:05–3:11
3
What are the implications of the DNC's handling of the autopsy report?
3:11–4:16
4
How does the Gaza situation affect Democratic voter sentiment?
4:16–5:06
5
What role do influencers play in modern political discourse?
5:06–6:33
6
Why is the Democratic establishment viewed as disconnected from its base?
6:33–8:27
7
What strategies are suggested for Democrats to regain voter trust?
8:27–9:38
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How can the Democratic Party adapt to the changing media landscape?
9:38–27:06
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