Why are voters turning against the establishment?

Namely that when one has too much student debt, or if housing is too unaffordable, then one will have negative capital for a long time and or find it very hard to start accumulating capital in the form of real estate. And if one has no stake in the capitalist system, then one may well turn against it. This has been floating around for years. And I think Teal yet again has seen the forest from the trees many years ago. So yeah, what is happening? I think that we've put our finger on it. We need to come back and now focus on domestic policy and fix some of these core pernicious issues. One is clearly that we now need to address how student loans are underwritten. We cannot allow generation after generation of people to graduate from degrees that they don't quite understand with hundreds and hundreds of thousands of dollars of debt that they have zero chance of paying off.

53% of self-identified conservatives under 40 support government-run grocery stores. Not Democrats, conservatives. Take that in. First line of this Wall Street Journal article. July 2026, Fox News poll found that 61% of Republicans view capitalism favorably down from 72% in 2019 While the share who feel strongly favorable has fallen from 54% to 41%, the share who say the system is rigged towards the wealthy has climbed from 30% in 2018 to 42% amongst Republicans. So I don't think that this is a principle line in the sand anymore. I think that the problem with unaffordability, which I would argue continuously, and I've argued it since the first day of the show, is a function of government spending. The more government spends on education, healthcare and housing, the more expensive those things get rather than the opposite.

What I am for here in Pennsylvania, the ultimate swing state, the toughest state to win in, an incredibly tough state to govern in, particularly with a divided legislature. I'm for investing in public education, giving every child of God an opportunity. I'm for safe communities and we're building that here and we're reducing crime in all of our communities. I'm for a pro-growth economy where we generate more energy, we generate more jobs, where we create more opportunities, particularly in our rural communities and forgotten communities, that have been too often left behind. And here's the fourth thing I'm for. I am for freedom. And I'll tell you what, this president represents a party that used to be known as the Party of Freedom, and now they have turned their backs on that.

Namely that when one has too much student debt, or if housing is too unaffordable, then one will have negative capital for a long time and or find it very hard to start accumulating capital in the form of real estate. And if one has no stake in the capitalist system, then one may well turn against it. This has been floating around for years. And I think Teal yet again has seen the forest from the trees many years ago. So yeah, what is happening? I think that we've put our finger on it. We need to come back and now focus on domestic policy and fix some of these core pernicious issues. One is clearly that we now need to address how student loans are underwritten. We cannot allow generation after generation of people to graduate from degrees that they don't quite understand with hundreds and hundreds of thousands of dollars of debt that they have zero chance of paying off.

It's really easy to be mandami. And in New York, when you have a budget, you get to control it and it's local. Right. You got elected. You just do and you have to balance the budget. And you'll see to Michigan and wherever else. I don't think it's going to be game changing. But the more important thing is the people who are doing this are the people who are best at social media.

Right.

You know, because the algorithms drive how people vote in the United States. I can't speak to the rest of the world more than anything else. Whoever controls the algorithm controls the election in many cases. Trump knows how to use it and what is unique about Mondami relative to Trump. He's what, 31, 32 years old? His whole adult life has been Trump and social media.

53% of self-identified conservatives under 40 support government-run grocery stores. Not Democrats, conservatives. Take that in. First line of this Wall Street Journal article. July 2026, Fox News poll found that 61% of Republicans view capitalism favorably down from 72% in 2019 While the share who feel strongly favorable has fallen from 54% to 41%, the share who say the system is rigged towards the wealthy has climbed from 30% in 2018 to 42% amongst Republicans. So I don't think that this is a principle line in the sand anymore. I think that the problem with unaffordability, which I would argue continuously, and I've argued it since the first day of the show, is a function of government spending. The more government spends on education, healthcare and housing, the more expensive those things get rather than the opposite.