So we're walking through this vast parking lot.

We're passing a lot of stands selling, fighting oligarchy, t-shirts and buttons and hats,

a lot of anti-Trump merchandise.

Last Friday, I traveled to an expo center in central Pennsylvania.

I went with two post reports producers because we wanted to witness firsthand

this new political movement

that's taking shape in response

to the second Trump administration.

Talk to other people.

Talk to your Republican friends.

They don't think that billionaires should get tax breaks.

They don't think that Musk should be destroying Social Security.

So let us stand together.

Let us defeat oligarchy.

Let us defeat authoritarianism and create a government and economy that works for all of us, not just

the few. You might recognize that voice. That's Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders. He, along with New

York Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, have been leading these fighting oligarchy rallies all over

the country. They've drawn massive crowds. In some places, I'm talking like

tens of thousands of people. That kind of energy is usually reserved for presidential campaigns.

But right now, these rallies, they're creating an outlet for Democrats and Democratic-leaning

independence to channel their frustrations. They're furious at President Donald Trump, but they're also disillusioned with the Democratic Party.

I mean, if you could describe the Democratic Party in one word, how would you describe it right now?

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