Nov 5, 2026 · 24 min · 9 segments
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Jennifer WelchHostJosh WelchPanelistAnd one of the things we've seen in the last day or two since the election was the appearance from Schumer and Jeffries and these other leaders that they want to play nice guy politics, that they don't want to pursue accountability.
And if the election taught us nothing else, It's that the American people, the Democrats in this country, demand some form of accountability.
And I think personally, guys like Schumer and Jeffries, they're a little bit removed from what the voters want.
I'm not throwing shade at the state of New York, but the interests up there are different than the interest across the country, especially in the middle of the country and other places where people don't understand this nexus between the United States and Israel.
I hope these other senators come out and we've seen others that have made these same demands because the will of the Democrats is what these candidates need to listen to.
And if they don't follow the will of the voters, they're going to see a mass mass exodus from this party.

The voters of New York do want something completely different than Schumer and Jeffries.

Americans in blue states, Americans in red states, Americans all over the place came out and voted for exactly what Chris Van Hollen is saying here, a bold agenda.

these are bold new members of the house that are not bought and paid for and it doesn't matter what state you live in because schumer and jeffries are not popular here people here think they're too conservative people here thinks they are preservationists and so that low 20 below 20 approval rating that they both are now um i don't know taking a victory lap uh uh They missed the ride here.

That woman fought her heart out with hardly any money and zero support from Chuck Schumer and Kristin Gillibrand, another New York politician.
And one of the things we've seen in the last day or two since the election was the appearance from Schumer and Jeffries and these other leaders that they want to play nice guy politics, that they don't want to pursue accountability.
And if the election taught us nothing else, It's that the American people, the Democrats in this country, demand some form of accountability.
And I think personally, guys like Schumer and Jeffries, they're a little bit removed from what the voters want.
I'm not throwing shade at the state of New York, but the interests up there are different than the interest across the country, especially in the middle of the country and other places where people don't understand this nexus between the United States and Israel.
I hope these other senators come out and we've seen others that have made these same demands because the will of the Democrats is what these candidates need to listen to.
And if they don't follow the will of the voters, they're going to see a mass mass exodus from this party.

The voters of New York do want something completely different than Schumer and Jeffries.

Americans in blue states, Americans in red states, Americans all over the place came out and voted for exactly what Chris Van Hollen is saying here, a bold agenda.

these are bold new members of the house that are not bought and paid for and it doesn't matter what state you live in because schumer and jeffries are not popular here people here think they're too conservative people here thinks they are preservationists and so that low 20 below 20 approval rating that they both are now um i don't know taking a victory lap uh uh They missed the ride here.

That woman fought her heart out with hardly any money and zero support from Chuck Schumer and Kristin Gillibrand, another New York politician.
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