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... that have intentionally tried to sabotage her candidacy and her running for office, because it was wild some of the things that happened.

And the conversation that I've been having is we need to have the conversation about electability and how we use that term, because it is a microaggression that is used against Black candidates in particular, and we have seen the results of that, and we have to stop and be intentional with that, particularly if we're not investing in a candidate.

I am so happy of the outcome, and just seeing her glow as, again-

[laughs] I think he was actually a registered Republican at one point, no?

He was.

I was really disappointed that, [clears throat] excuse me, that Foster did not get enough airtime with her campaign, but we know why that was a thing.

But it's just sad to see the rhetoric that's happening as it relates to these races, and I go back to, uh, there was 80% of people roughly that didn't participate in the primary.

Um, Bianca, I'm interested to hear, you're a millennial, I'm interested to hear what you think about this movement and the success, the recent successes.

It is inspiring in a time where a lot of people were losing hope, including me.

So it's inspiring to see people come together and fight for something different.

I used to do, uh, campaign strategy work for Angie Nixon and designed her logo when she was in the House.

So I have a very close relationship with her, and so proud of her and the way that she's campaigning.

And it's so sad the narratives that people are spreading about the movement, but that goes to the question that I do wanna pose to y'all.

There's a lot of controversy around terms such as socialism.

They don't want it, and they're not talking to voters because they like it like this, because they can run a Jolly, because they can run a Vindman, they can ignore Angie, the Hispanic caucus can stop her from getting on the phone, not let her back on, and be like, "Whoopsie." We can do this all day long.

So, Bianca, you want to spill that tea for our listeners?

I do, but I want to be very cautious in the way that I do that because it's been a lot.

For those that live in St. Pete, there is a mayor's race that is very, very important.

And St. Pete and Tampa has gone through a lot.

But St. Pete in particular, with the back-to-back hurricanes...

And the things that have destroyed homes where they are still rebuilding today after all this time has passed.

When I say the attack ads that are happening in St. Pete in just the political space is out of control all over.

senator or representative mace came out of the meeting just distraught because of of listening to their stories they are out in public and yeah it's what do you say b

Do that, girl.

I think we need better receipts.

It's so interesting how we pick and choose the quality of receipts.

Can we just get a live camera? Can we get some action? Can we really get something to prove? Because the math ain't mathing right now and people are scared and people don't know what's happening.

So why don't we go to the source? Why don't the source really show up and show us for real?

B, what did you think about the photograph itself? Did you think it was AI generated or no?

That's hard to tell.

And it's getting harder to tell what is AI generated or not.