Democrats are increasingly aligning themselves with radical policies and moving further to the left.

“The Democratic Party is swiveling out to the Bernie Sanders left.”

The Democratic Party's move toward the center is purely rhetorical and they will continue to govern from the left.

“It will be pure rhetoric well they always govern too far for to the left okay just it's very important that that everyone knows that they will they will Veer toward the center you know we really overdid it on X Y and Z and then as soon as they have power they will go back to X Y and Z”

He argues that voting for Donald Trump is the necessary choice to counter the direction of the Democratic party.

“I said a year ago when an election hit up that the lesser of the two crazies is going to win this election and Trump was for all intents and purpose pretty disruptive and then whatever's happened with the Democratic party it's unrecognizable”

A single influential person can disrupt the global economy by fabricating news stories.

“What if someone fabricated a bunch of photos, a bunch of emails, came out and and confirmed the biases of tons of people pertaining to Russia, Ukraine, Israel, Qatar, or otherwise? What would happen if Steven Crowder intentionally fabricated uh emails fromQatar paying Tucker Carlson”

The media's obsession with individual political figures obscures the broader systemic issues that perpetuate political dysfunction.

“they see it as a a story about characters and personalities. It partly is that, but it isn't mostly about that.”

The current political approach to health institutions like the CDC and NIH is destructive, lacking a viable plan for rebuilding, and threatens the nation's future well-being.

“Nothing was 100% working, but there was absolutely stuff like the CDC that was like 90% working and now you've destroyed it with no plan about how to rebuild it. And that is and backwards.”