He believes that Ken Martin should step down as DNC chair because the handling of the DNC autopsy has severely damaged trust.

“Because the autopsy has bred just frustration that the DNC didn't do it, questions of trust about Ken Martin, what are we giving our money for if we're not getting it. And this is I mean, burying the lead here, but this is why I think Ken Martin should step down.”

He characterizes the DNC autopsy process as a severe management failure caused by Ken Martin hiring the wrong person and failing to provide oversight.

“One, this is just a management disaster. This was supposed to be a huge priority for Ken Martin. He hired someone to work for free who no one in the Democratic Party would have picked for this role. There was no actual process set up.”