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Speaker 3: If I'm a lifelong Democrat? Why would I vote for

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Speaker 3: This is particularly true in families that were a prominent

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Speaker 3: In the same way that if you're a Texas Longhorn,

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Speaker 3: You're a Red Raider and you're going to meet Gary

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Speaker 3: That's a part of Gary Peterson's identity, telling Fritita, part

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Speaker 3: Folks who that's Matthew McConaughey's UT connection is a big

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Speaker 2: They haven't. I'm just I'm making an example for Robert F.

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Speaker 3: Explaining why he was dropping out and endorsing Donald.

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Speaker 1: In April of twenty twenty three, I launched my campaign

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Speaker 1: Well, that's possible. I would have if I had stayed

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Speaker 3: We're feeding them terrible foods, and we have a nation

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Speaker 1: The most profitable thing today in America is a sick child.

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Speaker 3: This concept of a puppet very important. His vice presidential

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Speaker 2: And I think she's right. Why is Kamal hair sort

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Speaker 7: I think Kamala Harris is dangerous to me because she

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Speaker 8: My mother is from Communist China.

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Speaker 7: I grew up hearing about what the famine was like

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Speaker 9: Right, Well, she's going to do price controls at supermarkets,

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Speaker 9: Well, I know what I can't figure out is why

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Speaker 2: Like so when Gavin Newsom.

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Speaker 9: Goes, every fast food worker is going to get twenty

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Speaker 9: Burger Kings let go through thousand employees, and Dominoes or

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Speaker 7: They also want to cut forty percent of water to

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Speaker 2: Have that land go fallow.

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Speaker 8: This is not good policy.

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Speaker 3: This isn't the Bill Clinton Democrat Party, whatever you think

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Speaker 3: That was Pritzker, the governor of Illinois. So he's saying

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Speaker 2: It's all, okay if it's our billionaire. I don't like billionaire,

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Speaker 9: Then, Guys making fun of people for going to Yale,

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Speaker 2: That many people who prosecuted sexual predators. And and that's.

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Speaker 3: A Democrat activist who volunteered at the Democrat convention in

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Speaker 8: A long time.

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Speaker 6: I have worked for many different Democratic candidates, Senate candidates,

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Speaker 6: shots and having the acts to talk to the politicians.

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Speaker 8: They're the ones that basically get their ear all day.

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Speaker 8: They're the ones that.

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Speaker 6: Can help shape and prioritize what the politician actually focuses on.

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Speaker 6: Even the politicians that detest this that want to get

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Speaker 6: They still have to make these calls. They still do

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Speaker 6: the same amount of just calling rich people and begging

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Speaker 6: into office, if they get into office, is that they

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Speaker 6: the seduction of power is so immense that they no

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Speaker 6: longer adhere to these values. When I first got into politics,

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Speaker 6: I thought that Democrats were the party of the people.

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Speaker 6: And at the DNC this week, I felt like I

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Speaker 6: felt like, let's just have a huge and forget all

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Speaker 6: of our problems because the vibes are brat When I

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Speaker 6: was there, I didn't feel any connection to real America

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Speaker 6: to the people that I know right now who are

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Speaker 8: The people who want to know what both.

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Speaker 6: Candidates are going to do to materially affect change in

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Speaker 6: their lives. And when I was there listening to the speeches,

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Speaker 6: I felt myself feeling mad because I didn't hear anything

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Speaker 6: about the economy, definitely not in comalist speech and not

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Speaker 6: very much in the others as well. Instead, I heard

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Speaker 6: what does that even mean? Let's make the military the

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Speaker 6: most lethal in the world. I thought I was part

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Speaker 6: of the anti war party. I thought I was part

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Speaker 6: of the party that fought for the underdog, that campion

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Speaker 6: working people with And how did we just become the

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Speaker 6: party of academia and affluence, because that's what we are

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Speaker 6: right now.

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Speaker 8: How can we ever say that we're going to fight

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Speaker 8: corporate power or.

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Speaker 6: Give a voice back to those communities that have been

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Speaker 6: left behind when above the delegates on the floor and

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Speaker 6: levels and levels and rings of suites with donors and corporations,

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Speaker 6: that we're literally looking down on the people below from above.

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Speaker 8: That's what Chris Cuomo said, and he is absolutely right.

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Speaker 6: You know, I wait to the DNC this year hoping

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Speaker 6: I would have more of a sense of understanding of

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Speaker 6: Kamala and her candidacy and what she stood for, but

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Speaker 6: instead I ended up leaving and feeling the opposite, more

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Speaker 6: disconnected in alone than ever. And I don't think I

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Speaker 6: can support Kamala Harris for president. I don't even know

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Speaker 6: if I can call myself a Democrat anymore. I don't

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Speaker 6: know who I'm going to be supporting, but I know

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Speaker 6: it's not her, And for once, I'm not afraid to

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Speaker 6: say it.

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Speaker 2: Why would you be? Isn't it? Isn't it all?

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Speaker 3: Did people need to be ashamed or afraid to say

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Speaker 3: they left a political party? I thought we were voting

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Speaker 3: to pick the person who would most save our nation,

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Speaker 3: not to avoid social ostracization.

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Speaker 2: Or worse. How did this all go so wrong?

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