Nov 4, 2026 · 26 min · 12 segments
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Jennifer WelchHostJosh WelchGuestabout what Democrats need to do.
I brought up an unfortunate tweet last night from, I think it was Congressman Garcia who said, lawyer up.
I mean, that's the last message.
That's the last message voters want.
They want, you know what they, you know what they want.
They want to be able to afford to fill up their, their car gas with gas.
I've heard enough tractors.

So for those of you that are, uh, listening, Cory Booker shook his head when he said the lawyer up thing.

And I'm here to tell Morning Joe and Senator Booker, you corporatists that live in your little corporate bubble that incubate and collaborate with all of this stuff, you don't want this.

But 88% of the public is terrified of this corruption and wants accountability.
I think Charlie and I covered this on Friday where he was asked to endorse Abdul El-Sayed and he wouldn't do it.
I mean, all these guys are so leveraged by... corporate interest or APAC, all of them.
And so then when you become leveraged, you're not free then to represent the will of the people.
I mean, who are they talking to in their penthouse suites that they can say that people don't want accountability? Do they not forget what happened in Minnesota? Have they not seen all the corruption? Have they not seen ICE just basically run rampant with our country and you think that we want to sit back and just take it? and play nice i mean who the are these guys like morning joe doesn't speak for any of us cory booker doesn't speak for any of us the more i see guys like that shaking his head on some talk show with a former republican the more i think cory booker is one of those he's one of those guys get his ass out out he does not speak for the people that voted last night in droves to to get the majority of the senate and congress

And I will say he's better than a Republican, but not that much better because like Josh said, he is leveraged.
about what Democrats need to do.
I brought up an unfortunate tweet last night from, I think it was Congressman Garcia who said, lawyer up.
I mean, that's the last message.
That's the last message voters want.
They want, you know what they, you know what they want.
They want to be able to afford to fill up their, their car gas with gas.
I've heard enough tractors.

So for those of you that are, uh, listening, Cory Booker shook his head when he said the lawyer up thing.

And I'm here to tell Morning Joe and Senator Booker, you corporatists that live in your little corporate bubble that incubate and collaborate with all of this stuff, you don't want this.

But 88% of the public is terrified of this corruption and wants accountability.
I think Charlie and I covered this on Friday where he was asked to endorse Abdul El-Sayed and he wouldn't do it.
I mean, all these guys are so leveraged by... corporate interest or APAC, all of them.
And so then when you become leveraged, you're not free then to represent the will of the people.
I mean, who are they talking to in their penthouse suites that they can say that people don't want accountability? Do they not forget what happened in Minnesota? Have they not seen all the corruption? Have they not seen ICE just basically run rampant with our country and you think that we want to sit back and just take it? and play nice i mean who the are these guys like morning joe doesn't speak for any of us cory booker doesn't speak for any of us the more i see guys like that shaking his head on some talk show with a former republican the more i think cory booker is one of those he's one of those guys get his ass out out he does not speak for the people that voted last night in droves to to get the majority of the senate and congress

And I will say he's better than a Republican, but not that much better because like Josh said, he is leveraged.
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