Howard Dean on young voters: ‘These people are not Democrats’

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🗓️ 12 September 2017

⏱️ 23 minutes

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As Hillary Clinton hits the talk show circuit to talk about the 2016 presidential election, Jonathan turns to Howard Dean, former governor of Vermont, to talk about the party’s future and that of the Republican Party.

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0:00.0	I'm
0:02.0	I'm Jonathan Cape Heart and
0:05.0	I'm Jonathan Cape Heart and welcome to Cape Up.
0:10.0	As Hillary Clinton hits the talk show circuit to talk about what happened to her in the 2016 presidential election,
0:19.0	I turned to Howard Dean, former Governor of Vermont, former Chairman of the Democratic Party, to talk about
0:25.2	the party's future and that of the Republican Party.
0:28.4	There's no leadership at all in the Republican Party, none, zero.
0:32.1	It's all, they're all terrified of their monster
0:34.8	that they've created, which relies on xenophobia
0:38.7	and racism and all these other unpleasantisms.
0:42.2	Dean doesn't hold back on anything.
0:44.0	Here what he has to say right now.
0:47.0	Governor Dean, thank you very much for being on the podcast.
0:51.0	Nice to be on, thanks. The Thanks.
0:53.0	All right, so you're former governor of Vermont, former chairman of the Democratic National
0:59.8	Committee as a Democrat from your perspective.
1:05.0	What the hell happened in 2016?
1:07.0	Well, we don't know entirely because the Russian hacking investigation is not
1:14.0	complete
1:15.0	but i i would say that
1:17.3	similar to what happened in england with the brexit vote
1:20.4	uh... we have a native to people who have been left behind by globalization.
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