None Can Escape the Red Undertow

Well, let's start with the 2026 election and some Marxism.

Wee-ya! [upbeat music] Krazy with a K, not a C, you know.

It is hard to believe that a campaign for governor could possibly get any worse, but Victor Marks is doing his damnedest.

Has anybody checked, like, Polymarket to see if he has placed a large bet on himself losing the governor's race?

That's a good question.

I'm, I-

This could be like The Producers.

Like, they could be doing this shit on purpose.

It's hard to think about them running a worse campaign on purpose, is my point.

No, it, it, it's absolutely hard.

We played last week a clip of Marks laughing about domestic violence, about slamming his wife into a door and making her cry.

In the week since we recorded that episode, Marks has doubled and tripled down on those comments.

You guys, I mean, pe- people have called us the real Mr. and Mrs. Smith.

A lot of training.

I- I'm sitting there, how many of, you know, how many wives, you know, actually grab a backpack, put a tomahawk, night vision, put a grenade in their coat pocket? We're not normal.

So I'd do it again.

I'd do everything again except get that close to her and let her kick me, 'cause she's sneaky.

So it's just nuts.

I'd beat her again.

I just-- It's two out of the three, or 100% of the non-Democratic candidates for governor have serious domestic violence backgrounds.

Greg Lopez, we talked about years ago.

Forever, and, like, that, that whole thing is not even worth going back over again on this show, 'cause he's such a rounding error in this overall conversation.

But, like, how is it that both of Phil's opponents have histories of serious domestic violence?

It's not a-- I, I don't even know how to explain that.

It's just kind of like these are-

Well, let's start with the 2026 election and some Marxism.

Wee-ya! [upbeat music] Krazy with a K, not a C, you know.

It is hard to believe that a campaign for governor could possibly get any worse, but Victor Marks is doing his damnedest.

Has anybody checked, like, Polymarket to see if he has placed a large bet on himself losing the governor's race?

That's a good question.

I'm, I-

This could be like The Producers.

Like, they could be doing this shit on purpose.

It's hard to think about them running a worse campaign on purpose, is my point.

No, it, it, it's absolutely hard.

We played last week a clip of Marks laughing about domestic violence, about slamming his wife into a door and making her cry.

In the week since we recorded that episode, Marks has doubled and tripled down on those comments.

You guys, I mean, pe- people have called us the real Mr. and Mrs. Smith.

A lot of training.

I- I'm sitting there, how many of, you know, how many wives, you know, actually grab a backpack, put a tomahawk, night vision, put a grenade in their coat pocket? We're not normal.

So I'd do it again.

I'd do everything again except get that close to her and let her kick me, 'cause she's sneaky.

So it's just nuts.

I'd beat her again.

I just-- It's two out of the three, or 100% of the non-Democratic candidates for governor have serious domestic violence backgrounds.

Greg Lopez, we talked about years ago.

Forever, and, like, that, that whole thing is not even worth going back over again on this show, 'cause he's such a rounding error in this overall conversation.

But, like, how is it that both of Phil's opponents have histories of serious domestic violence?

It's not a-- I, I don't even know how to explain that.

It's just kind of like these are-