Max Miller

He deserved to be condemned and that kind of stuff.

We talked about all that a few months ago, but Max Miller is still in Congress.

Oh, my God.

I forgot about him, too.

Polls suggest it's, like, in a good place, thankfully.

We've got a lot of these congressionals there in Ohio, too, where I think Max Miller being the obvious example that will hopefully foment turnout.

Ohio is a big turnout question.

If you looked at the primaries up until this point, one of the most heartening things you and I should say, you know, acknowledges that turnouts are great in Democratic side.

That's great.

So you see, look at people like Sam Forstag, who's our candidate in Montana.

Or look at Brian Poindexter, who's running against Max Miller for Congress.

These people have never run for office before and now have been chosen.

And I don't just mean racial and gender diversity, but really class diversity.

We've seen a lot of working class candidates this year in the Democratic People like Brian Poindexter is an iron worker who's running in the seat in Ohio against Max Miller, who sorts of swirling allegations around domestic, his marriage.

You also have a guy named Bob Brooks, who I spoke to, who is in Pennsylvania.

And he's head of the State Firefighters Union.

I applaud the ability to go after problems, but you have to do it fully.

You can't say you're, you're against misconduct and then be having a, um, a joint fundraising agreement with Max Miller.

That is egregious.

That is very egregious.

You know, he's allegedly accused of b- you know, domestic abuse for his wife and his so- and h- and their child.

Child.

And the fact that she's bragging about going after misconduct, but yet she's cozied up to Max Miller, that's just, that's what I would call sloppy work, very sloppy work.

We are gonna keep close track of your race.

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Right? Max Miller.

Max Miller's another great example, right? Abusive, abusive man.

Yeah.

What's the one-

It helps.

For example, Max Miller, a Republican congressman accused by his wife of physically assaulting her and their daughter, who's a toddler.

Ken Paxton, oh man, he's got some issues.

Uh, the Texas Attorney General and Republican candidate for senat- uh, Senate, previously indicted on felony charges of securities fraud, impeached, uh, for a list including bribery, dereliction of duty, obstruction of justice, abuse of public trust.

Yeah

... like Max Miller accused of beating his wife and child, who's not an elected official like Randy Fine, who says horrific anti-Muslim things, uh, who's not like Emmers, who told Muslims to get out of America, another elected official.

Uh, he's just a streamer, right? But this is what Hakeem Jeffries said.

"I've been very clear in terms of my denunciation of Hasan Piker and the aggressive, in some cases anti-Semitic remarks that he's issued." All right.