Tonight, should Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez run for President and death penalty dues and don'ts?

I'm roaming millennial and you're watching uncensored. Hey guys, welcome back to the show with me is my producer Liam.

Hey everyone.

And today we're going to be starting off with an article from Vox.

They just, you know, I should be thanking them really for the amount of content they've given me

since I started talking about social issues because it's really, I'm quite grateful.

I'm quite grateful.

I'm sure that that's their intent.

Right. I mean there are certain publications where it's like I'm pretty sure most of your

readership is just people who hate read you. I mean I know we get some heat watchers for sure but when it comes

to Vox it's like it's significant this article comes to us from Matthew Iglesias who I'm

pretty sure we've made fun of on the show before, but in any case this article is definitely just treasure trove.

He's the male feminist dude, right?

Yes, yes he is, the male feminist who has a very unfortunate case of Soyface.

The true alpha.

Yeah, that's him.

So he writes, it's ridiculous that it's unconstitutional for Alexandria Ocasio Cortez to run for president, immigrants, young people, and everyone else should be allowed to run.

So I'm going to stop things just there.

Already we can tell there's going to be a problem with this.

Right, we don't even need to read the article.

I mean, we will in a second, but it's like,

you know nothing good can come from someone saying,

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