Nick Reed 10.16.26 - Elizabeth Warren Gets Roasted Online

No Kings Vote Early rally, which I'm s- It, I, this is all very confusing to me because the No Kings people have told us Trump is a dictator, he's, he's a king.

We were told there'd be no more elections by these people if he got elected.

But they're encouraging people to vote, so that's...

I don't understand this.

Maybe they can hold an educational seminar to explain, um-

I'm sure they'll get right on that

...

the, the, the contradictions.

Uh, I, now I wonder, is this going to be also a rally against our involvement in helping Ukraine? Zelenskyy still is banning elections from occurring.

I, I wa- I was watching this interview with the, I don't know who, some gal.

She, I, I don't know if she's an opposition leader, a conservative leader in Germany, and she was being grilled by a reporter about her stance that Germany should just kind of quit funding th- this, this continued war in Ukraine.

And the journalist perspective was one of just disbelief, total disbelief.

And one of the points that this German leader made was, one, like, this, nothi- it, like, n- nothing is happening other, other than people are killing people.

No one is winning.

She also made the point, we keep being told we're doing this in the name of democracy, yet Zelenskyy has canceled ele- He won't allow the people of Ukraine to vote.

And we're told that this is, uh, about democracy, and the journalist is like, "Well, it's because there's martial law." Yeah, [laughs] exactly like this.

Yes, that is correct.

[laughs] That's not really in line with a democracy.

You know, we...

You think about all the countries that went through World War II, didn't cancel elections, including the United States.

We had elections during our Civil War.

We didn't cancel ele- I mean, we...

And we had these ele- After 9/11, still had elections, even though war on terrorism.

Now, some of those wars, I mean, the war on terrorism was on our own homeland to a degree.

Uh, the Civil War arguably is, is the most applicable here because you are talking about battles on our own land, and, and we still held elections.

No Kings Vote Early rally, which I'm s- It, I, this is all very confusing to me because the No Kings people have told us Trump is a dictator, he's, he's a king.

We were told there'd be no more elections by these people if he got elected.

But they're encouraging people to vote, so that's...

I don't understand this.

Maybe they can hold an educational seminar to explain, um-

I'm sure they'll get right on that

...

the, the, the contradictions.

Uh, I, now I wonder, is this going to be also a rally against our involvement in helping Ukraine? Zelenskyy still is banning elections from occurring.

I, I wa- I was watching this interview with the, I don't know who, some gal.

She, I, I don't know if she's an opposition leader, a conservative leader in Germany, and she was being grilled by a reporter about her stance that Germany should just kind of quit funding th- this, this continued war in Ukraine.

And the journalist perspective was one of just disbelief, total disbelief.

And one of the points that this German leader made was, one, like, this, nothi- it, like, n- nothing is happening other, other than people are killing people.

No one is winning.

She also made the point, we keep being told we're doing this in the name of democracy, yet Zelenskyy has canceled ele- He won't allow the people of Ukraine to vote.

And we're told that this is, uh, about democracy, and the journalist is like, "Well, it's because there's martial law." Yeah, [laughs] exactly like this.

Yes, that is correct.

[laughs] That's not really in line with a democracy.

You know, we...

You think about all the countries that went through World War II, didn't cancel elections, including the United States.

We had elections during our Civil War.

We didn't cancel ele- I mean, we...

And we had these ele- After 9/11, still had elections, even though war on terrorism.

Now, some of those wars, I mean, the war on terrorism was on our own homeland to a degree.

Uh, the Civil War arguably is, is the most applicable here because you are talking about battles on our own land, and, and we still held elections.