Gustavo Gordillo

say, OK, fine, but we're fighting for the working class.

Well, again, if that's true, someone should tell the DSA because the DSA chairman, Gustavo Gordillo, I think is his last name.

He lives in a $1.5 million townhouse in Brooklyn paid for by his millionaire, multimillionaire father.

So they're not the party of minorities.

He doesn't just talk about this Grace Ryan.

He talks about others like Gustavo Gordillo, if I'm Another very rich person that has a guilty conscience, I guess, about being rich.

And so his goal in life is to help people.

Nothing wrong with that.

What do Rashida Tlaib, a Democrat of Michigan, or Ilhan Omar, a Democratic representative from Minnesota whose family came from Somalia, Rashida Tlaib was from the West Bank, or...

AOC, whose father came from Puerto Rico, who was also a Democratic congresswoman, or the podcaster Hasan Piker, who's from a multimillion-dollar family in Turkey and was born here and then returned to Turkey, or New York Mayor Zoran Mamdani, who came here from Uganda or returned to Turkey or Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed, who came from Egypt, his family did, or Malat Kiros, whose family, and she, came from Ethiopia, or Representative Ro Khanna, a representative congressman from California, whose family and his wife's family came from India, second generation, or Gustavo Gordillo, who was the first generation immigrant from Peru, and I could go on and on, but that should be enough.

What do they all have in common? Well, let's count them.

Number one, most of them are pretty wealthy.

Remember her? She was the Lulu Lennon.

Gustavo Gordillo, that guy out of New York City, DSA.

So here's the thing.

The DSA is actively advertising itself as a pipeline to political action for these ambitious students that got the credential but are not getting any influence.

And within that story, there was that bit about members who... who were being newly recruited and given an orientation and taught that anyone who works for a living can be working class.

And in that story, she interviews Gustavo Gordillo, who tells her that a lot of tech workers are working class.

We're trying to build a broad movement.

And we think most DSA members are working class.

Think about the guy.

What's his name? Gordillo.

I keep thinking that it's like fat, even though he's skinny.

Gustavo Gordillo.

Is that him? The guy? Remember, we talked about this last week who has a.

A pad in Brooklyn, of course, $1.5 million he paid.

On a private jet because I can't stand on a line waiting for United at the airport.

This Gustavo Gordillo.

Oh, yeah.

Tax the rich.

Exactly, and he is, and he's now disavowing, of course, 'cause he's tacking to the middle.

And before we get to the question of whether the Democratic Party's actually regained its sanity or not, I wanna feature just briefly this, uh, Gustavo Gordillo, who's the, uh, DSA leader.

Um, he's one of the co-chairman of the thing, uh, in New York.

Um, here he is with, uh, Martha MacCallum.