And, This Is A Country In Crisis With Keith Edwards

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What are the differences between New York culture and D.C. culture?

Keith Edwards 0:00
We just want people who are going to fight Greg Bovino.

What events are shaping the political landscape in Minneapolis?

Keith Edwards 0:03
I'm offended by him because he's trash. Do people cry on this podcast? But they do now.
Unknown 0:10
This is Gavin Newsom.
Keith Edwards 0:13
And this is Keith Edwards.
Gavin Newsom 0:17
This is an iHeart Podcast.

How does Keith Edwards plan to run for office in 2028?

Gavin Newsom 0:20
Guaranteed human.
Dr. Jesse Mills 0:22
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What personal experiences influenced Keith's political views?

Dr. Jesse Mills 0:29
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How does grief affect our ability to trust ourselves?

Dr. Jesse Mills 0:46
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Chelsea Handler 0:54
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In what ways does reality TV intersect with politics for Keith?

Chelsea Handler 1:01
How is she?
Unknown 1:03
She is not with us anymore.
Chelsea Handler 1:05
Okay, great, great, great way to start. Maybe you will cry. Ross Matthews. You know what kids always say to me? Are you a boy or a girl?

What impact did Trump's election have on Keith's career?

Chelsea Handler 1:12
Oh my God. All the time. That's so funny. I know.
Unknown 1:14
So I try to butch it up for kids so they're not confused. Yeah, but you're butching it up. It's basically like Doris Day.
Chelsea Handler 1:20
Right?
Unknown 1:21
No, I turn into Bea Arthur.
Chelsea Handler 1:22
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Brad 1:29
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Gavin Newsom 1:59
When you feel uncomfortable, what do you put on?
Brad 2:02
Biggie.
Gavin Newsom 2:03
You put on Biggie when you feel uncomfortable?
Unknown 2:05
Because I want to get confident.
Gavin Newsom 2:06
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Keith Edwards 2:30
Where are you living now? In L.A.? I live in D.C. In D.C. I moved to New York.

How can Democrats effectively persuade voters in the current political climate?

Keith Edwards 2:34
All right. Because Mamdani, you know, I don't know. No, I'm moving to New York because actually I just can't live in D.C. anymore.
Unknown 2:42
How many years have you been in D.C.?
Keith Edwards 2:45
Too many. Five.
Unknown 2:47
It's a long time. It looks like dog years. It's a long time. Do people feel that way? Do you feel like a foreigner in D.C.? Or are there people from D.C. that feel like or even, you know, been there seven, eight years that feel like I should be here a lot?
Keith Edwards 2:58
Here's what I'm going to say. no offense to anyone who lives in dc yeah but new york is a place that's self-selecting you have to one want to live in new york yeah two move there yeah not easy three and then actually enjoy living there it's not easy to live in new york So it's a very special type of person who actually, you don't believe me, who moves to New York and then stays. So I think it's a very, it's a self-selective. Whereas DC, it's like, here I am. I'm in DC for something else. And people just stay because it's easy.
Unknown 3:42
And is it safer now than ever because of Donald Trump?
Keith Edwards 3:45
I don't know. No.
Unknown 3:46
Restaurants are opening every, quote unquote, every day now. It's never been safer.
Keith Edwards 3:51
Thank you, President Trump.
Unknown 3:52
Thank you. Do you see armed guards? I mean, what is it like in Washington, D.C.? There are troops on the street, yeah. And is it intimidating or is it now just becoming normalized?
Keith Edwards 4:00
Well, I have to say that I hated them at first. Yeah. But did you see the clip of the National Guard giving out coffee and donuts and hot chocolate to the citizens of Minneapolis?

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