Today we're going to talk about why I went to Washington, D.C. this week and the broader goal for

the Democratic Party. And I've got four interviews. I speak with AOC about Republicans bailing on town halls

and the Trump administration's threats against her personally. I sit down with Jasmine Crockett to

discuss what happens when she herself goes into deep red districts. I interview Senator Raphael Warnock

about the 60th anniversary of Bloody Sunday

and his visit to Selma across the Edmund Pettus Bridge. And I'm joined by Senator Chris Murphy

about Republicans using a young boy with cancer as a prop while simultaneously cutting cancer

research funding. I'm Brian Tyler Cohen and you're listening to No Lie.

So a little bit of a different kind of episode this week.

If you've watched my YouTube channel, you've probably seen that I've done a lot of my

interviews in person over the last month.

I live in L.A.

I generally shoot all of my interviews remotely, and I've actually only been to D.C. a

handful of times, maybe half a dozen.

I think the first time I was ever in that city was

when I interviewed Biden back in 2022. Anyway, the last couple of times that I went over the last

three weeks or so was because I was meeting with the Democratic caucus in the House and the Democrats

in the Senate to explain to everybody the importance of embracing independent media

and content creators. That the election that we just finished is really a testament to just how

influential content creators were for the right. Dan Bongino, Ben Shapiro, Tucker Carlson,

Daily Wire, Alex Jones, Megan Kelly, Matt Walsh, you name it. And that is owed to the fact that

right-wing officials have bolstered

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