Buttigieg: I’ll give the Turning Point folks a lot of strategic credit for going to a lot of different places. Going to these college campuses is kind of the equivalent, in their minds, of the way I feel when I go on Fox News.
The difference is, when I go on Fox News, I’m telling the truth
Child: I know your name. Mamdani.
Obama: What’s his first name?
Child: Mayor.
Ossoff: I don’t know if you saw, but JD Vance was in Georgia this week. Don’t worry—no one showed up. The stadium was empty.
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Schiff: What more will happen? You know, really, the sky’s the limit. We have to anticipate they could create some provocation at a polling place to create a pretext to call on the military or to seize ballot boxes. And we’re going to be prepared for whatever they throw our way…
Trump just posted a letter from Franklin Graham saying he doesn’t believe Trump would knowingly share an image depicting himself as Jesus, claiming Trump thought it was a doctor helping someone and that critics are just trying to make him look bad.
Kamlager-Dove: Stevie Wonder can even see how much this war is costing us. Prices have gone up, and this dude is wanting to spend $2 billion of your money every single day rather than help you. Fuck him.
Beshear: He said, “I thought that I was being depicted as a doctor.” If I was ever in an operating room and somebody walked in in Jesus robes with orbs in his hand, I would have thought that it did not go well for me that day.
MacFarlane: Are we to pretend we didn’t watch all that on television on January 6th? Did we not all see what happened at the Capitol?
These vacating of convictions, these pardons, are communicating to the American people: do not believe your lying eyes
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MacFarlane: This was a day about “don’t believe your lying eyes.” The Trump administration trying to convince people that the economy isn’t what it is
The WH argued those tax cuts are winning the day with your wallet. The press secretary, surrounded by two of the most wealthy members of the cabinet
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Keisha Lance Bottoms: We are seeing these shifts across the state. Last November, we elected two Democrats to the Public Service Commission. That’s a really big deal because it hadn’t been done in nearly 30 years. And now there’s an opportunity for us to flip the governor’s seat.
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Sen. Cynthia Lummis (R-WY): We had record distributions in my county in Wyoming of Meals on Wheels, which is an indication that more and more people are turning to subsidized food opportunities.
So I’m worried, and I admit that. But for now, I have patience.
Mamdani: When I ran for mayor, I said I was going to tax the rich
Well, today we're taxing the rich...
AOC: Whether it’s people in the Epstein files still roaming free, or the president, a known rapist, continuing to occupy the White House, all of this has contributed to the normalization and the idea that incidents of harassment shouldn’t matter.
And I think today was an important turning point
AOC: President Trump—I want to be clear—not only threatened genocide, he is continuing to threaten genocide against the Iranian people. That is his main point of “leverage” in this situation. It is a war crime. It is abhorrent, and it is also illegal.
PabloReports: Any reaction to Trump’s attacks on the Pope?
AOC: At the point that you’re attacking the Pope, who do you think has moral authority in this situation?
Klein: The companies call it “hallucinations.” It makes mistakes. They have not been able to figure out how to fix the mistakes.
And then when you ask the companies, “How did you get there?” they can’t fully explain it. This is a strange thing about this technology.
Sanders: The people have got to determine the future of what happens in our country and in the entire planet, not a handful of extraordinarily wealthy, arrogant, anti-democratic multibillionaires. That’s what they want. They have their goals. They are not our goals.
Sanders: The ruling class said, “Look at China, it’s a market of a billion people. Do you know how many jobs we’re going to create selling our products to China?”
And what happened is thousands of factories in America were shut down.
And now we’re hearing again, “Hey, trust us.”
Sanders: They keep talking about going to another planet. These guys are building underground bunkers, etc. But it’s, to say the least, weird—and I think it is very dangerous.
Khanna: They’re saying this technology is going to be bigger than nuclear, bigger than electricity, bigger than aviation.
Last I checked, we have an FAA for aviation, nuclear energy is regulated, and electricity is regulated.
Khanna: I believe it’s making us less human. When I grew up, I used to read and write. Now, if you don’t say something in a 30-second video, no one will read your speeches.
Sanders: Historically, leaders had to make a decision: if I want to go to war—I’m going to lose constituents. They’re going to get angry at me. Their kids are going to get killed.
We’re talking about wars now that are not going to be fought by human beings, which makes it easier to go to war.
Klein: There's a new company that is marketing that they have robot dogs who will do security at the data center. So even this handful of jobs that were being offered, they're already working to try to figure out how they won't even need those.
Sanders: The Wall Street Journal reported recently that Jeff Bezos wants to raise $100 billion to automate factories in America and around the world. It means there will no longer be manufacturing jobs in the United States.
Klein: I agree that it is a revolutionary technology, that it is going to transform our economy on the scale of the Industrial Revolution.
But unlike the Industrial Revolution, which created huge numbers of jobs, the goal of this revolution is to eliminate jobs.
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