Radical Rift
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
I'm Greg Gutfeld. I think we'll stop there. Along with Kennedy, Harold Ford Jr., Jesse Waters, and she uses a ravioli as a daybed, Dana Perino, The Five.
Bernie Sanders giving a middle finger to moderate Democrats like John Fetterman, who are begging the socialist godfather to stay out of their primaries and reject the DSA's insane agenda.
Is that what he said? Yeah. Do you think I should take his advice? I probably won't. John, I'm not going to take your advice. We're going to work as hard as we can not only to elect El-Sayed, but Peggy Flanagan in Minnesota and strong congressional candidates all over this country who have the guts to start taking on big money.
Meanwhile, Chuck Schumer and other dams are trying to ignore the commie elephant in the room.
Democrats from one end of the spectrum to the other are going to be working to defeat Trump.
We're going to be accused of being everything from Marxist to socialist to communist no matter what in the hell we do.
But the DSA has no interest in making nice.
We know that socialism is sensible. It's practical and it's popular. And that is why our candidates are winning. That is why the establishment media is so confused. People are like, oh, yeah, well, I'm supposed to have that. Well, I deserve that.
How does Bernie Sanders' endorsement strategy reshape Democratic primaries?
Why don't we have that? Don't we have that? Shouldn't we have that? Who gets that? And then you and then it's like, OK, well, that's the democratic socialism. We got to support every tentpole, this big tent. And when that means supporting the vote blue, no matter who.
All right, Jesse, before the show, you said this is your Friday. I just want to get through this. So I thought I would go to you first. You're not supposed to say what I say in the break. But you know what? I was thinking when I start doing this to you, I think you have a lot more to lose. That is probably true. In the prompter, they described Sanders as a godfather. And it made me think that, like, he's like a godfather or a mafioso who says, I can't be responsible for my hothead henchmen. It's like he doesn't have to answer for the young ones who are actually following through with these crazy beliefs. And he's not really on safe ground yet. He already had one guy in Maine who left. He's toast. And so these other candidates, they may not even make it.
They could lose in the primary. They could lose in the general. So this Bernie revolution, we're all excited about it because it's fun to cover, but it could crash early, and then he could again be the guy that everybody blames for the bombs. Cori Bush, listen to what she just said. She goes, what do we get? What do we deserve? Who gets what? It's the wrong attitude. It's not about what you get. It's what you give. You don't even believe that. You know, you look at JFK. What did he say? The famous line. It's not what, you know, the rest. That's my Biden impression. Oprah the other day. Now, everybody loves Oprah. She came out and she said these kids that want everything in their 20s, they don't want to work for it.
When I was in my 20s and 30s, work, work, work around the clock. She's laughing at all these people that expect everything they want, they need, they deserve. That's not how you get it. You grind in your 20s and your 30s and all of a sudden you have a house in your 40s and you have a beautiful life. That should be the message. Schumer can't deliver it. Schumer is almost shouldn't say it, but he's almost in retirement. And and as long as he's there, he's the only one keeping these guys in line. But he's not strong enough. You need a real man to keep these commies in line. And because there's no men in the Democrat Party that can say, no, get to work. This is what you have. You have chaos and people expecting things.
And, you know, Dana, the one I firmly believe that if Bernie threw his hat in the ring for 2028, even at the age of like 87 or whatever he would be at the time, he would get the nomination, wouldn't he? He would give Kamala Harris a real run for her money. I think he would trounce her. Yeah. And I think he is so mad over so many years.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–1:34
2
How does Bernie Sanders' endorsement strategy reshape Democratic primaries?
1:34–4:37
3
Why do hosts argue Democratic socialism could cost general election seats?
4:37–7:49
4
What evidence is cited about Bernie Sanders' influence and 'kingmaker' role?
7:49–40:16
5
How is President Trump's trucker safety crackdown described and justified?
40:16–40:24