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WATCH: Do Dems need new leaders? "Fair point," Ro Khanna says

I ask the California congressman about the Trump slump in the markets, why Democrats seem so spineless, how the donor class sabotaged his party, and what his vision for a comeback looks like

We just talked to Congressman

, the progressive Democrat who represents Silicon Valley, about why Democrats have been so slow to face the real emergency of Trump and Musk dismantling American institutions, how they can talk about the threat Trump represents and what America could look like in the future — and whether the Democrats need a change of leadership to meet the moment.

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We talked about:

  • Why Democrats have not been in crisis mode so far — and why they need to be

  • Why the Democratic Party needs to get clear about how much kowtowing to the donor class and centrists costs them, and how they can move forward

  • How to respond to Trump’s worst overreaches and get Americans with real grievances against the system to understand how they’ve been cheated

  • What Silicon Valley’s tech broligarchs actually think — and how dangerous the techno-libertarian worldview is for America

  • And whether the Democrats should leave Republicans to self-destruct, or take control of the message with centralized messaging and a daily briefing that sets the terms of the national story


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