"Force The Vote" was almost six years ago, but Briahna Joy Gray still can't stop talking about it.

That stream had a hell of a lineup.

Shoe0nhead says that people on the left think that anything that isn't "gay race marxism" is fascist.

Zohran Mamdani is not on the ballot, but Briahna Joy Gray has been attacking him more than she has anyone else. Haven't listened to Chapo in a long time but I know they turned on him too.

Shoe0nhead made a big MAGA pivot years ago and now she's acting like it wouldn't obviously go down in flames.

Anna Khachiyan and Dasha Nekrasova from Red Scare bet hard on MAGA being permanent, and now they're angry at voters because the MAGA tide clearly crested. They made their bed, now they get to lie in it.

This is the best cope they have

Matt Taibbi is arguing that Jeffrey Epstein wasn't a pedophile, and his argument is that Epstein's only conviction involved a 17-year-old, and he's using the "Um, actually, it's ephebophilia" argument. It's so hard to believe that people once respected Matt Taibbi.

What are the chances that the Mississippi Senate seat flips?

If Evan Barker had her way everyone would campaign on how much they love the Cheesecake Factory.

Please please let this happen!

Holy shit Kansas could really go blue

Could it be? Could Blexas really be happening?

Sigh, the panhandle is pulling Ashley Moody ahead. Guess it's time to turn my attention to South Carolina.

Angie Nixon is leading right now.

Cenk Uygur will only thank you if you go on his show or he goes on yours. Completely transactional piece of shit. Also all of these people are basically in the same part of the political spectrum.

Cenk Uygur once again gives credit to the far-right and only the far-right. He praises Tucker Carlson, Marjorie Taylor Greene, Thomas Massie, Joe Kent, and Andrew Napolitano for allegedly helping turn Trump around on Israel, which is total bullshit from the start. Trump saying he won't give 4 billion to Israel means nothing. Coincidentally, these are all people who either go on TYT regularly or have Cenk on their own shows.

Michael Tracey never endorses a candidate, because he's a contrarian who says everyone sucks equally. He's endorsing a write-in vote for Graham Platner, because the one thing that earns Michael Tracey's support is being accused of rape.

Glenn Greenwald says Flavio Bolsonaro fled to America to "seek asylum, to seek refuge in the United States from persecution."

Glenn Greenwald criticizes "liberal commentators" for calling Flavio Bolsonaro a fascist while having "no idea what they're talking about" and says he wants them to come on to his show and have a civil conversation about the topic, but they won't come on. Then he gives a much weaker condemnation to people on the right who think Lula stole the election.

Glenn Greenwald goes on a rant against American liberals because he thinks they don't know anything about Brazilian politics but they talk about it anyway. "But if you don't know anything about Brazil other than a handful of inch-deep superficial cliches about Lula, and you're only talking about it because you feel compelled to talk about it, and doing so in a way that aligns with your liberal ideology because you know that's what your audience wants to hear, why would you bother? Why would you say things and talk about a topic that you really know nothing about, about a country and a political dynamic, and all of its complexities, about which you could not be more ignorant, and yet there's video after video after video and tweet after tweet and article after article from people who just clearly know nothing about the country, know nothing about any of the key players. Maybe they know Lula and the Bolsonaros and that's it."

Ana Kasparian (formerly an atheist) talks about how she finds solace in the Gospels. But... she's not quite ready to open up about it further. Ana Kasparian: "When I read these verses, it reminds me, like, if you behave this way, if more and more people behave this way, well, by definition the world becomes a better place."

Ana Kasparian claims that a lot of people on the left celebrated Charlie Kirk's murder. Ana: "I hate saying this, but, like, in terms of public-facing, there are a lot of people on our side who did celebrate it, and it, like, kind of broke my heart, because I don't want our side to represent that kind of culture."

Tucker Carlson said it, and Tucker never lies! He has "excellent sources" who have never led him astray!

I'm amazed at the extent to which Glenn Greenwald will find reasons to criticize AOC. This is obsessive.

Tucker Carlson has been making this imminent prediction for a while, he's a blatant bullshit artist.

Pretty obvious that when Cenk says "populist left" he's talking about himself. His ego is that big.

Cenk Uygur complains that no progressive Senate candidate has gone on The Young Turks this election cycle, and he blames the consultants for it. "Do you know that we've asked all the progressives running in the Senate to come on the show? And the moronic--and I don't even know if they're good-intentioned people--consultants say no, turn down the free media."

Cenk Uygur lists who his peers are in the new world of "independent shows." "And obviously they attack any show that criticizes Israel. Tucker Carlson, Candace Owens, The Young Turks, Dave Smith, Glenn Greenwald. Everybody's attacked, right?"

Cenk Uygur claims his RebellionPAC ad he made for Abdul El-Sayed's campaign in MI was tested and "tested through the roof" with undecided voters, improved his standing with them by double-digits, and was "the best-performing ad of the entire cycle."

Norman Finkelstein complains about how he claims recent immigrants are all on food stamps and go to stores to buy "bags of salmon," and his best friend who is a doctor told him how immigrants go to the hospital for a cough or headache because "it's all free." Norman Finkelstein: "I walk into a supermarket, and I have to say, it gets a little bit under my skin, I'm the only one paying with money. Everybody's on food stamps. It does get under my skin. Because I see them buy these bags of salmon, $100... and they're paying everything with food stamps, it gets under my skin. And they're all very recently here, as last week."

Norman Finkelstein's thoughts about Mexican immigrants working construction in NYC, and how they're so hard-working that they get all the construction jobs, other minorities can't get those jobs, and the Mexican families all have ten kids, with Cornel West and Richard Wolff. Norman Finkelstein: "You're in New York City, you can't help but notice now, that most construction works are Mexican. It's just right there in your face. They're very hard-working, totally uncomplaining, I'm just speaking, I know Mexican workers. Very hard-working, totally uncomplaining, apparently live on nothing, I don't know how they do it." Richard Wolff: "Huge numbers of them in two, must be in little apartments now." Norman Finkelstein: "I know, if you're in Coney Island boardwalk, you see the mother, the father, and ten kids behind them, it's like a little army. So, it's very hard for an 'American', including American minority, to compete with them. It's very hard, 'cuz they work so hard, so fast, so uncomplaining, and live on so little."

Norman Finkelstein, Cornel West, and Richard Wolff discuss how Tucker Carlson has changed recently, with West saying that we should give Tucker a chance to prove he's really changed for the better. West says that Tucker is going through a "spiritual transformation" and Wolff says that Tucker becoming more religious could make him pro-immigration and against mass deportation. Cornel West: "Now, he's changed again. People do change, I believe in people changing. And when they change, you give them a chance to be tried and true." Richard Wolff: "I suspect Mr. Carlson may have an epiphany around his squaring the religion with that deportation."

Charitable funds, because it's just that easy and simple! Jfc this is ghoulish

Marjorie Taylor Greene comments on her lunch with Cenk Uygur by saying "The left and right uniting on common issues is exactly what the establishment is terrified of."

We saw you from across the street and really dig your vibe.

Aaron Maté pushes the claim that the Syrian gas attacks were fake on Judge Napolitano's show. Aaron claims that the 2018 Douma attack was a "false flag" and that the witness testimony is "notoriously unreliable" and that an article about the attacks in The Observer fabricated witness testimony because the witness wasn't quoted in it.