REAL 'Election Rigging' EXPOSED | The Kyle Kulinski Show

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"The first time I ever really listened to Kyle Kulinski’s show was in the back of a cab last summer. The driver had his phone hooked up through the stereo and was pumping out an episode through the car speakers - loudly, as if looking to convert a captive audience.
“Do you like Kyle Kulinski?”
The driver, Ahmed, was a recent immigrant and apparently a die-hard fan of Secular Talk, the political talk show that Kulinski broadcasts on KZbin. I told him, yes, in fact. I do like Kulinski, had come across his show several years ago, and, all things considered, he seemed pretty good.
“He understands what we’re up against,” Ahmed said. “Like Bernie.”
But I was surprised to hear Kulinski’s name mentioned in the same breath as Bernie Sanders, particularly with such adoration. Because what I did remember about Kulinski’s show struck me as mostly capital-P “progressive” takes on the news - the left wing of the Netroots crowd more than the democratic socialism Sanders has popularized.
It’s an impression that wasn’t entirely incorrect.
“I have no time for philosophical, airy bullshit,” Kulinski tells me from his home in Westchester, New York. “I don’t want to hear about Lenin. I don’t want to hear about Marx. I just want a super plainspoken, straightforward agenda with a straightforward way of selling it.”
With over 800,000 subscribers and nearly 670 million total views on KZbin, selling a progressive agenda is clearly something Kulinski knows how to do - even Democracy Now, the long-standing flagship of progressive media, cannot match his reach on the platform. Chapo Trap House can certainly boast a wildly devoted fan base (and a not insignificant degree of media influence), but their audience is roughly half the size of Kulinski’s.
While Secular Talk might be more likely to be looped in with the progressive networks around Air America and Pacifica alums like Sam Seder than the more resolutely socialist world, Kulinski’s fiery rhetoric, razor-sharp class instincts, and knack for withering takedowns sets him apart from his peers. Judging by his rhetoric alone, he’s closer to a Eugene Debs than a Chris Hayes.
But unlike Hayes, Amy Goodman, or his friend Cenk Uygur of The Young Turks - who began airing Secular Talk on his web network seven years ago - the thirty-two-year-old Kulinski is virtually invisible in the mainstream media. Despite his enormous fan base, his show has never once been mentioned in the obligatory trend pieces on “the Millennial Left” pumped out by the prestige media. Nor has Kulinski’s name ever popped up at all in the New York Times, Vox, the New Yorker, New York Magazine, or the Washington Post, despite his leading role in cofounding Justice Democrats, the organization widely credited with sweeping Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and the rest of “the Squad” to power.
Just last week, his Wikipedia page was deleted. The reason? “There is very simply no [reliable source] coverage of this person,” according to one moderator. In new media, he’s king - the Sean Hannity of the Berniecrat left. In old media, he’s nobody.
I suspect there are a few reasons for that. There is nothing “cool” about Kulinski’s show. (As a friend put it, “‘Welcome to Secular Talk’ sounds like something you’d hear on Egyptian radio.”) His no-nonsense social-democratic politics won’t get him much cred with the Full Communism crowd. He records his show not in Brooklyn or Los Angeles, but in a studio he built himself in his modest Westchester home. His hair is too groomed and his taste in clothes too preppy to qualify as “Dirtbag Left.” Nor has he ever attended an n+1 release party. “Not only have I not attended one,” he says, “I have no idea what that means.”
And yet he’s astonishingly plugged-in for a young man in the suburbs. Wondering how Sanders ended up on the Joe Rogan Experience? Kulinski, a frequent guest on Rogan’s wildly popular show, introduced them. “You make the most sense to me,” Rogan told Kulinski on a recent episode. “You’re a normal person.”
Much like Sanders himself, Kulinski’s show has a massive audience that just doesn’t compute with our media’s understanding of “what the kids want” or even “what the left-wing kids want.”
It’s probably for the best - the very woke and very WASP-ish decorum haunting much of the media world is nowhere to be found in Secular Talk. “Corporate Democrats over-focus on identity as a trick to divert you from the issues that unite us all - class issues,” he said on a recent episode. “That Raytheon decided they don’t hate gays or trans people - frankly, I don’t really give a shit what their take on that is..."
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[@jeramii03]

Isnt this just like official bribery?

[@reasonerenlightened2456]

no. this is feudalism.

[@saret4647]

It's only bribery if it's a third world country, for the first world it's called "lobbying"

[@nateisawesome766]

@@reasonerenlightened2456 capitalism*

[@reasonerenlightened2456]

@@nateisawesome766 It was capitalisms when Wealth was a bit more distributed. What we have is different as if feudalism.

[@nateisawesome766]

@@reasonerenlightened2456 except that wealth centralization is the natural end result of capitalism. The tendency towards monopoly. As capitalism continues to develop, the profitability falls as monopolies form. Marx predicted this in the 19th century. There is no going back. Capitalism's tendencies are irreversible.

[@krazyknva78]

It's as they say, the best investment an American can make is buying a politician.

[@LithicStudios]

Agreed, citizens united decision should be reversed and all political positions should carry term limits.

[@myb7922]

That's why they dont listen to their constituents. They dont listen to free.

[@hraughr]

@@LithicStudios term limits hardly help, rather they should sign a non-compete preventing them from landing cushy jobs after their term

[@LithicStudios]

@@hraughr I think limiting terms would help, easier to corrupt one person over a long period of time then to corrupt multiple people over a short period of time.

[@nas84payne]

They’re so easy to get cucked.

[@Tylers_Account]

Enjoyed this breakdown. Certainly paints a picture of how much power these individuals wield. The road to getting money out of American politics looks to be a long one.

[@CircusofPython]

AZ just passed a dark money referendum requiring certain disclosures. It’s a start. I think referendums will be the way out of this mess

[@AdmiralBison]

It does not have to be. It takes the MAJORITY of voters to just simply be united on common economic grounds and vet/vote Progressives, Socialists, Greens, Union leaders and activists to replace all corporate Democrats and Republicans. From there they can put corporations and the 1% in their place and tax the living s#!t out of them. The power is and has always been with the people/working class if they organize and unite enough.

[@synergygaming65]

@@AdmiralBison even more impossible than removing money from politics But it is a lovely fantasy nonetheless

[@nikita-dh5je]

We passed a millionaires tax in Massachusetts on Tuesday of 4% and they are already fighting it, claiming it will drive business out of the state. It will just effect the very top but fund education and transportation but they millions to defeat it.

[@patchwurk6652]

@@nikita-dh5je Lol, I love that "The corporations will leave" threat they use. Lol, okay, where would they go? What other nation on Earth allows the level of rank corporate interference the USA does that ISN'T a dirt poor nation? Russia hates them for being American, China hates them for being American, and the UN has functionally criminalized damn near every fraudulent business practice that's normal in the USA. Unless they are wiling to settle for next to nothing comparatively by setting up shop somewhere broke, if the USA flips they're just fucked.

[@jacobmccarthy1171]

Millionaires/billionaires who lobby our government should get life in prison without parole!!

[@theunholinesswithin3601]

Whose going to convict them?

[@reasonerenlightened2456]

we live in a techno-feudalism. [Varoufakis]

[@darkmoneybrandon24]

Bro. People know about Guantánamo Bay and Flint water and Nestle kid slaves and pharmacy drug and people still don’t do anything. So why you think this 😂

[@kenetickups6146]

Billionaires should not exist and their money should go to the poor, homeless, and infrastructure

[@kenetickups6146]

@@reasonerenlightened2456 That's not a thing

[@drizel462]

Preach man. Citizens United should be one of the first things we need to push now. Keep Tweeting (while you can) and bring it up at every opportunity. Ranked Choice Voting should be up for consideration as well. That would give some power to 3rd party movements and help hold politicians accountable. A primary challenge could be a real threat, even to those in normally safe districts.

[@mikeryan8099]

I've voted for over 50 years, we only get the candidates who favor the rich. They all have wall street in their cabinet. Red or Blue they always bail out wall street. It's always the lesser of 2 evils to chose for President.

[@nas84payne]

With Citizens United, it’s not “deeply rooted in history” like Alito said about Roe v Wade so by that token, they have to overturn Citizens.

[@fairydust22002]

Our system is so f#$ked up and we can thank the Supreme court for this 🖕🖕

[@EroticInferno]

@@JustADudeGamer but… this was long before the modern-day democrat vs. republicans debate… citizen’s united is from decades ago, but was only fully unleashed in 2011. This has been a problem since Reagan. The democrats of the 1990s are modern-day moderate republicans. If there’s anyone to blame, it’s the wealthy. It’s always the ultra-wealthy. They have been wielding their wealth as a weapon for decades.

[@EroticInferno]

@@JustADudeGamer you still get sucked into a lesser of two evils because democrats are largely controlled opposition. Do you see how much money gets poured into democratic primaries to oust progressive candidates? Hell, sometimes it happens when they even win the primary. India Walton was supposed to be the governor of Buffalo New York, but the man, who lost to her in the primary, won with a write-in campaign built on millions in dark money donations. This is bigger than “just get the voters informed.” The money problem is a real problem.

[@austinhernandez2716]

@@JustADudeGamer so you're okay with legalized bribery?

[@thinkbeforeyoutype7106]

Sheldon Adelson spent over 30 million dollar on Trump in 2016 and he got Trump to love the U.S embassy to Jerusalem for Israel. American politicians who get money from billionaires are sellouts and Un-American.

[@LauraVee63]

Damn straight! The Supreme Court is absolutely responsible for this. It's disgusting the country we live in. Wish I could get the frick out of here.

[@Etatdesiege1979]

Great content Kyle. We need a constitutional amendment to get money out of politics ASAP.

[@davidhunternyc1]

Kyle, it would be great if you looked into DeSantis's huge win in Florida which he himself gerrymandered.

[@davidhunternyc1]

@@jordanmoors607 Growing up, I remember learning to revere the electoral college process. I still do. Let's say you're a farmer. You feed 100,000 people. Yeah, your vote must matter. I live in NYC and, yes, I agree with Democrats that legislation does not reflect the concerns of people in urban areas but I respect the people in the Midwest whom feed our country. I don't know their needs. They deserve an equal voice. The electoral college is flawed but it's better than the popular vote.

[@antonioscendrategattico2302]

@@davidhunternyc1 No, it's really not. The US is a federation for that. They've got states for that reason, if that's really where we're going. They don't need to have their votes arbitrarily count more just because they happen to live in a low density area. Plus, current years show that farmers in the US have been continuously screwed. The electoral college sure as hell ain't protecting them.

[@davidhunternyc1]

@@antonioscendrategattico2302 The farmers that have been continuously screwed has nothing to do with moving to the popular vote. Yes, there are ways to gerrymander farmers out of existence but moving to a popular vote would surely wipe out any voice the farmers have.

[@antonioscendrategattico2302]

@@davidhunternyc1 Their voice should be expressed at the local level. Not through an outsized federal representation. Local governments exist for that reason. Why should their vote count twice, three times as much as that of someone in New York when it comes to who gets civil rights, or whether or not the US goes to war?

[@joelmendez5776]

At the end of every election money should go to Medicare or social security

[@Czer_OW]

Imagine if these people contributed this to things that helped?

[@MrGameonthis]

They do, just not to help anyone but themselves lol.

[@nas84payne]

I hate the fact it’s never for things to help people.

[@kanders7391]

The high taxes on millionaires in the 30s through 50s were also designed to control business. There were strategic tax write offs and rebates that forced them to do what government wanted, or else they could pay the full tax.

[@nikita-dh5je]

We passed a millionaires tax in Massachusetts on Tuesday of 4% and they are already fighting it, claiming it will drive business out of the state. It will just effect the very top but fund education and transportation but they millions to defeat it.

[@roboparks]

@@nikita-dh5je Most millionaires became rich through foreign investments NOT local investments so the millionaires are Full of it.

[@watamatafoyu]

@@nikita-dh5je You know what happens when the top execs leave the state? It lets others step up to fill the niche 👍

[@patchwurk6652]

@@ozmond Then you're giving the power to the corporations. One rule that only negatively impacts the corporate dictator, or an entire nation of corporate dictators. seems like an easy choice to me. Fuck billionaires.

[@patchwurk6652]

@@ozmond "what if centralized power is bad in all its forms" It isn't. "we need to have balance and a system of checks and balances on both." Literally the reason why centralized power isn't bad in all forms. "Not every business is owned by a billionaire lol." Was a talking about small business owners? If you're not a corporate entity these forms of taxes don't even apply to you. "I agree we need to enforce more anti trust laws and break up big companies, but you guys have to get out of comment sections and get out into the real world." And you've done nothing to justify that assessment. We live in the real world genius.

[@mrfuzztone]

J.D. Vance who is the ambassador for Peter Thiel.

[@gregcappello2592]

Don’t forget the rampant gerrymandering lol

[@jasonruggles4622]

My favorite gerrymandering goofy kicking Donald Duck it's in Pennsylvania

[@kmac7152]

“It’s a big club and you ain’t in it”. Carlin

[@drfaisalkamal1275]

Yep

[@infinitedonuts]

It’s says everything with how the media isn’t covering this.

[@joedugas9462]

In Canada...it is not great here...has a law that limits contributions to 5G per person or organization ...allows grass roots support..not billionaires to influence elections. Us Canadians could not imagine how election buying like that is allowed.

[@quinnrosenberg3500]

We must be ever vigilant. Vote ndp

[@nathanielwowchuk6880]

Its still not really bullet proof.. in Manitoba we lost mts to privatization. And that premier went on to be the ceo one of the new providers who swooped in. Cons will always find was to gain on their corruption

[@joedugas9462]

@@nathanielwowchuk6880 That happens...at least it's not just plain cash being handed over

[@nathanielwowchuk6880]

@@joedugas9462better than. But being better than the united states isn't a major win

[@joedugas9462]

@@nathanielwowchuk6880 not a win...but slightly better

[@ACivilBeast]

It's somewhat encouraging that the billionaires spent some 800 million dollars and they didn't make much of a dent this election in terms of a red wave. I think how much they get for their dollar is plateauing because the general populace are becoming better judges of things. It really points to all the work independent media has accomplished and that it's really starting to pay off more than ever.

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[@sopheakko697]

Cause most of it went to the democrat

[@nickthompson1812]

I’m not sure what you mean. Some 800 million total, with 40% of that going to help democrats put a dent in the looming red wave. It’s not just about total money spent, it’s about effectiveness of the money spent.

[@Aberger789]

I regularly contact my representatives in Congress as well as state and local. I have no idea what else I can realistically do to effect change in areas like this. I can't force any of my reps to create legislation. They can't even give me straight answers on why they vote one way or another. Kyle, Krystal, etc have HUGE followings. Perhaps, they should help organize something? I have a full time job, young kids, and a tiny drinking problem (half joking); I am happy to support any sort of efforts to make change happen. But, I know that this will get buried in the comments. Oh well!

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[@ariw9405]

You’re participating so that’s great. I do the same myself it’s unbelievable that they don’t even get back to you sometimes.

[@juliahenriques210]

In places where this kind of thing is limited, like Brazil... they just circumvent it with shadow social media campaigns. You contribute the max to official campaigns, and then spend 10 times more on the side. Tldr: Half-assing does nothing. Strict funding laws and enforcement is the only solution.

[@twistedturtle6654]

Been saying this for years. The biggest one thing to fix the country would be taking profit out of politics.

[@jskaria21]

Proud of the work you put in Kyle to educate the community on political topics and provide your perspective. Keep up the good work and hoping you meet your subscriber goals! Justin

[@AWildBard]

This is the root of all problems. Billionaires should not really exist at all.

[@David88433]

I like you kyle you seem to be an honest commentator

[@JohnSmith-uc9cr]

I haven’t been recommended secular talk in months, after having been unsubscribed by YT.. and one wonders why ..

[@yunix2396]

It's always the same old same old, but we speak about it all the time nonetheless. Keep up the great work Kyle!

[@AdmiralBison]

"The 1% are powerful, when the 99% are *organized* and *prepared* to fight they are way more powerful" ~ Bernie Sanders. These elections is just an example of when enough of the MAJORITY of voters are united they can overcome the country's billionaires and corporations.

[@Mentally_Will]

I worked for the pro Fair Tax campaign that Ken Griffin singlehandedly shut down with a campaign that (even more than most campaigns) was just straight up lying about what the law was. I have a personal contempt for that guy, he's screwing over my state.

[@hypatia4754]

If only they would band together and pay for free health insurance for all. But no, let's pay to get into power instead.

[@LIROELQBREGA]

Cam you give more details on the top 1% " stealing " from the bottom 99%? Like how? You always give that stat without going deeper in the subject.

[@riffism]

I disagree with Kyle’s position to some degree or another almost 100% of the time, but on this issue, we are in lock-step. Citizens United was the single worst SCOTUS decision of all time.

[@esmaanderson1802]

Getting money out of politics is really a crucial factor that absolutely needs to be addressed or, rather, demanded by the general electorate.

[@Laz3rCat95]

Yup we need publicly funded elections. Personally I think the government should provide a certain amount of startup money for each candidate to use at the beginning of their campaign and then their fate after that point should be determined by how many small individual donations they receive from the people. Individual people only, all businesses and organizations should be banned from donating, and there should be a regulation limiting how much money each person can donate to a candidate's campaign.

[@beavis6363]

So that feeling I get every day, that I'm being screwed, isn't just psychosomatic.

[@thajarin]

Kyle ends his show like the boyfriend who doesn't want to get off the phone with his girlfriend.

[@uncomfortabletruth3831]

If republicans were real, they would say campaign donations are an egregious infringement against my 1st amendment rights. Yet squirrel (voter election rigging). ‘Yet ‘’Crickets’’. From the peanut gallery about speech entitlement…

[@uncomfortabletruth3831]

If we had real political system I could write political ads, yet we don’t. A rigged system because of ideological victimhood

[@awalkwithtilly6512]

976k subscribers come on the big million.

[@Death_By_Media]

No more billionaires period . No more $= “ freedom of speech “. No more corporate personhood .

[@TheWoundedNarcissistProject]

Billionaires get to have the megaphone; everyone else gets the old duct tape treatment along with a complimentary kick in the groin. Freedumb in action.

[@theodorebear6714]

*Get money out of politics!* The u.s. shouldn't be an oligarchy.

[@M-Forz]

Ok, subscription on! Good luck hitting 1M.

[@TheWoundedNarcissistProject]

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[@LIROELQBREGA]

I dont understand the contradiction in saying " big money bad " vs " small money good " is all money if you want to get rid of it all then it should be NO money at all perdiod no matter who it comes from.

[@georgekady4119]

Everybody is into corruption

[@paul12414]

Left and Right Unite. 10 million man march July 22 Washington DC. Be there.

[@quantumleapr]

MONEY = FREEDOMS OF SPEECH

[@peacefulliberal5641]

Yet my fellow Americans doesnt wanna go out, including myself, and make revolution just like Arab Springs. We all sheep and KZbin comment section heroes.. Really sad...

[@RipCityBassWorks]

There is a creative way around citizens United: tax political contributions at a very high rate.

[@Mr7yhnmki8]

This is an excellent root cause analysis. We will not make any progress politically until this issue is rectified. Citizens United, what was the Supreme Court thinking?

[@leeswift7883]

Probably under the table money and/or privileges

[@davidbrowne6371]

What ? cha ‘ching

[@PontifexMonarka]

Should be a 50% tax on any political donations above 10k usd.

[@timtowers7997]

"The land of the brave and the free." Ha, f'in, ha. We're the land of modern day serfs working to make our wealthiest even wealthier.

[@chrisoffersen]

This is THE issue. It’s also the issue that everyone from MAGA to antifa to conservative democrats and RINOS can all agree on.

[@Rob_Cary]

Yea but MAGA and conservative democrats back bought and owned politicians. How do they agree on it?

[@chrisoffersen]

@@Rob_Cary Getting politicians to agree on it is a totally different animal. I’m talking about voters.

[@STOPTheocracy]

I'm in awe that it's even been possible for 465 people to become billionaires. I'm struggling to prevent overdraft!

[@bigfatbaataed]

Obviously, billionaires have more money than they know what to do with, so we should ease their burden & tax the crap out of them...

[@TnerB91]

I’m all for people making something of themselves and making it to the top if you will but I really don’t think a single individual should be worth billions of dollars… that just seems so asinine to me. It’s more money than you would know what to do with. As far as businesses and companies being worth billions that’s a different story I mean as long as those profits are going to your employees and trying to better their lives I’m all for that. Nothing wrong with that.. but individuals themselves being worth billions??! Nah fuck that.

[@LIROELQBREGA]

Redistribution of wealth is as authoritarian and communist as you can get come one Kyle bro what is that

[@darrenbennett3653]

This is exactly why the country is so politically polarized. This polarization prevents the masses from seeing that, though there are serious differences in how they see the world, the fundamental issue is the power disparity between the haves and the have nots.

[@thegreatlemmon7487]

america in reality is the rich leading the poor, as a contry, the founding father we just rich people of their time and worked together to make more money aka taxes

[@Zelorp]

Poor old Soros. He’s like the only liberal billionaire putting his wallet on the line. Not that it should be allowed or happen at all, obviously.

[@Sitbear]

Comrade Soros comin' in clutch

[@raybojr1]

All donations & campaign contributions should be pooled and divided evenly between all LEGIT candidates. All being voted for by their constituents to actually run for office (not saying anyone can just run). This would definitely at the very least help with election integrity.

[@richardiven2000]

Is Kyle keeping the frosted tips? I dig it.

[@peterh7575]

To be fair, it's a good investment for them.

[@nickpr5964]

Kanye would have a field day with that list lol

[@CAIN180]

Pennsylvania state lawmaker was re-elected despite him passing away last month. Woow

[@snoozy04]

Billionaires should not exist.

[@telegrm]

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[@EroticInferno]

No cap. We need new standards for corruption both in what counts as treason and what the punishment should be. It should be considered treason-lite and heavily punishable by fines AND long jail time. With a change where the most obvious crime is monetary contributions.

[@lisamuse574]

good job, as usual, kyle.

[@Doom1981]

Without that big money, you would still have to do something about the revolving door for politicians, who get bribed with speeches, board seats and so on

[@kyledowning6775]

6 million and most people would be set for life. The wealth gap is egregious.

[@telegrm]

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[@fortheloveofnoise]

1 million and most people would be set for life if you are smart.

[@kyledowning6775]

@@fortheloveofnoise kinda depends. Ya gotta account for a lifetime of bills. Maybe 2 million, but 1 still seems low.

[@jukesters123]

These are investments not donations.

[@josephstalin839]

Its a deal then Kyle 🤝 Because I despite them immensely.

[@ronaldbrush4373]

Good afternoon, Kyle!

[@daiakunin]

Legal bribery!

[@leealexander3507]

I'm all with Kyle on this. I don't care where you stand politically. I don't care if we disagree on absolutely everything else. I don't even care if you don't like arabian horses. I'll shake your hend and work with you if you are willing to help get billionaire money out of politics.

[@peasant7214]

Get All money out of politics.

[@darriennemartin4083]

States where these billionaires are contributing, other private citizens really should take up a case that they’re impeding on their freedom of speech if “money is speech”. So much evidence to put in front of a judge

[@TheWoundedNarcissistProject]

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[@threeofeight197]

Amen!

[@acef4716]

I mean how is this surprising

[@JavierFernandez01]

Some guy was standing in front of the ballot drop off inside of the voting station. I kept thinking he did it on purpose.. halfway wanted to say something but I didn't... now idk hahahah. He was ballot blocking!

[@mr.gamewatch7547]

U iz a "threat to da democrasy"!!!!!!!!!!! Don't queshion da elechionz!!!!

[@telegrm]

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[@gar915]

EAT THE RICH

[@cowhidemusic8904]

Buying the government is getting fucking expensive!

[@Jokamole]

Was nice when we were represented by our politicians in this country...

[@BadJokesBrian]

@secular talk you should try doing different color backgrounds for everyday of the week. To see if it impacts viewer numbers. Just an idea to see if it could be a factor in getting you to 1 mil

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[@BadJokesBrian]

@@TheWoundedNarcissistProject I know

[@peasant7214]

@@TheWoundedNarcissistProject ive seen lot of bots auto reply not only this channel. Also Russell brand channel and Jimmy dore channel

[@bradb4740]

We are all playing the game of life, obeying the rules. The owners are making the rules and exempting themselves from them.

[@ProjectRedfoot]

If money is speech, then speech isn't free.

[@dockside2012]

It really is true that absolutely nothing in life is free.

[@uncomfortabletruth3831]

Even if you eliminated all private campaign financing, you would still have massive influences through revolving door employment, Under the table payments or financial advice or any number of other mechanisms. But this would be a huge start to addressing our governmental habit of quid pro quo to entitled capitalist.

[@doet707]

Special interest groups strike again

[@jondoe1622]

"Election Rigging!! Corrupted Elections!?" No. "No." Is always the answer to headlines with question marks.

[@grumpydave7329]

"Americans couldn't SPELL democracy."

[@misterocain]

Yeah but, but, but "trickle down".

[@LexaTerrestrialx]

we've always known this.. but now these numbers are on Steroids... What is Citizens America exactly?? And why isn't their a donation amount cap??

[@KyleKraus]

Don't you think Marianne Williamson is too spiritual? I remember her Presidential campaign but can't remember one of her actual policy ideas.

[@bigfatbaataed]

"...& we get crumbs..." & they're trying to sweep up those as well(social security, etc...)...

[@AdamsBrew78]

Would a mandatory life sentence be too harsh a punishment for people convicted of threatening the life of election workers? So many good people are being intimidated out of working in this crucial pillar of our democracy - threatening the very core of our system of government. In my view, the punishment should fit the crime and life for stealing the lifeblood of our nation is fitting.

[@aforty1]

Hey you're finally asking people to like/share/comment. That's how you grow.

[@shadebleu]

So you regular citizens don't need to donate anything to these people. It's a scam. Who donates to rich politicians?

[@vu4y3fo846y]

love this

[@ConsciusVeritasVids]

When are they going to completely drop the formalities and just push President Walmart and VP Comcast on America?

[@Yoshimitsu4prez]

You really should not shake someone’s hand when they say “Soros” dude. It’s sorta like the weird free speech absolutism from Kyle. Nobody on the right is saying “get Soros out of here” because he’s a billionaire, or because they have some principled stance on money in politics. It’s JUST antisemitism. If they specifically, only say Soros. If you’re doing anything with your hands, it should be slapping those people.

[@mattheffner6831]

Krystal is quite a catch. So you the man. But is looking like Nick Lachey's illegitimate brother worth it??? Your right. The answer is yes🤣🤣🤣

[@mopalm2759]

Ever since he ( Kyle) dated Krystal he's gotten more MSNBC

[@kropotkinbeard1]

Personally, I think if one can't survive and be happy with, say, 500k a year, something is wrong with you which more money will not help. I'd support a 100% tax for anything over 500k, and this is STILL being generous on my part.

[@iamski]

So you gonna call out Joe Rogan for having Peter Thiel on ? Rhetorical question cuz you won’t and you don’t respond to comments. Weak.