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The Briefing with Albert Mohler

Monday, September 8, 2025

The Briefing with Albert Mohler

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🗓️ 8 September 2025

⏱️ 26 minutes

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Summary

This is The Briefing, a daily analysis of news and events from a Christian worldview.
Part I (00:14 – 18:15)
A Rebrand for Liberals? The Political Left Looks to Change Its Language But Not Its Ideology
Part II (18:15 – 20:59)
An Up and Coming New Democrat From Texas? He is a New Face, But the Liberal Ideas Are the Same
Part III (20:59 – 26:12)
Mamdani’s New Strategy: His Leading Candidate for NYC Mayor’s Platform is Looking Less Radical, but His Ideology Hasn’t Changed
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0:00.0

It's Monday, September 8, 2025. I'm Albert Mueller, and this is the briefing, a daily analysis of news and events from a Christian worldview. Was it something I said? Evidently a good many Democrats are asking that question, partly because of their 2004 electoral defeat,

0:22.2

but also because, in the meantime, since the election in 2024, the party has been losing

0:28.3

voter registrations fast. Now, don't count either political party out. You go back to the early

0:34.7

1970s, you go back to even the 1990s. There were people who said it really

0:39.9

doesn't look like the Republicans are going to be able to be a winning party again. But of course,

0:45.3

that wasn't true. And so you shouldn't count out the Democrats either. But the Democratic Party is in

0:50.8

a very difficult position right now. And that's because the big issue in politics

0:54.7

is not what just happened, but where are the voters going? And here's the point. The voters

1:00.8

aren't going in the direction of pregnant people. That has caught the attention of at least

1:06.8

some who are trying to advise the Democratic Party on how it can move forward, a group known

1:12.2

as Third Way, that's a think tank, sometimes identified as center-left, and that means not quite

1:18.3

so liberal as some of the other groups, not quite so ideologically on the left, but still,

1:23.1

it's a Democratic Party movement. It is a think tank dedicated to electing Democratic candidates,

1:29.1

and it wants the society to shift left. But it wants to do so with better marketing.

1:35.3

So third way is put out a memo to the Democrats, which is entitled, Was It Something I Said?

1:40.7

And the subtitle, well, let's put it this way. It's addressed to, quote, all who wish to

1:44.8

stop Donald Trump and MAGA. So they're addressing a memo to the opposition to the Trump

1:51.4

administration and the Republicans. That is, they're talking to the Democratic Party. They identify

1:57.1

themselves as the author third way. And then they go on to say this. For a party that

2:01.5

spends billions of dollars trying to find that perfect language to connect to voters,

2:06.2

Democrats and their allies use an awful lot of words and phrases, no ordinary person would

2:10.8

ever dream of saying. The intent of this language, they went on to say, quote, is to include,

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