I'm not trying to throw him away prematurely at all.

Right.

But there's a world where that article comes out and he clarifies this position that,

of course I'm a socialist and this is why you should be too.

And I can say that because I'm winning and I got to this winning position,

being loud and proud about who I am, not saying, oh, actually, the NYPD isn't racist.

Right.

I apologize for saying as much.

Right.

Well, the thing is, Jordan is about to be mayor.

So again, like, returning to this question of why is that the Democratic Party is not doing the things that

most constituents believe as a matter of policy?

Why is not doing things

that most Americans support when it comes to health care, environmental policy, gun policy? Why is not

actually doing the things that would take as a matter of political reform to achieve those things?

I think that's because they have the wrong people in Democratic elected seats. And so the

question is, how do you actually get more people on our side

of things elected as Democrats? That's the question. That is the question. And I think that Zorn offers

one way. And I think, again, if Bernie Sanders had had a political approach that got him majority of

Democratic primary voters in the races he ran,

he'd be in a position, he might be president now, he might be, certainly be it in the very

least, the position to change the party's disposition and that look on a lot of different

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