First and foremost I want to wish all of our viewers all of the might as mighty a

happy 4th of July I hope you have the opportunity to spend the day with your family to get some rest because

there's going to be a lot of work ahead of us for those in the United States.

Of course, happy fourth.

But to those abroad, we want to wish you a happy,

let's just say Democracy Day overall.

We're all in this together right now. And I think one of the things we've seen more and more is a

division between we the people and again I'm not just even talking about in America I'm talking about we the people, the connective tissue that links us across the world who want our freedoms

and want our democracy.

And it's against this kind of oligarchical class of people who are okay with fascism, who are okay with

constant lies and just care about raw power our planet be damned.

You know, just interesting here focusing on American politics, frankly, what a lot of this post debate discussion has exposed even more.

And I suppose if there's anything that Donald Trump's did that can potentially be reflected as good,

it's the bad that has been exposed in so many people who were wearing their masks and being able to see the agendas, whether it's

the corporate media agendas, the Project 2025 style agendas, where they're pushing these things, I think we can all,

we the people, here and abroad, very clear picture of what's going on. And that's why I said even after the debate,

it was fine to reflect on the fact that the debate wasn't good, that President Biden was not good in the debate.

As we said, Donald Trump was not good in the debate.

But I said it was also important that we take a step back, that we don't panic,

and that we reflect on the data,

that we reflect on what we can do to ensure the survival of our democracy,

because that's what we're talking about right now.

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