Welcome to the AM Update, week in review. A collection of the best moments from Aaron McIntyre's

morning update. All right, and now here's this. A tale of two takes on the last election emerged

over the weekend. Here is the All In podcast who interviewed comedian Andrew Schultz, and he

provided his take on what exactly happened in the

2024 election between Donald Trump and, let's just call it, the Democrat Party.

The big misunderstanding with this last election is that at least the Democrats who are still

trying to vilify these figures on the right, what they don't understand is they

think that this was like some populist election where like people just fell in love with Trump

and they just loved it for so much they would just do whatever he says.

What I think is harder for them to grapple with is the self-reflection of a rejectionist vote.

So I think people rejected the Democratic proposal.

100%. And they went with what the other alternative was, which was Trump.

And that's a way tougher pill to swallow. You have to look back at everything you've done and go,

wow, we're off. We're not listening to the people. This guy listens to the people.

I mean, it seems like I'm fluffing Trump here, but like, I would say that his greatest skill is

listening to what people say. And I think a lot of times there's this Ivy League pretentiousness

in the Democratic Party where it's like, we know it's better for you yeah and I know you say

you want these things you don't really want that let us we've studied and we've

talked about it in our little thought experiments in class so we know what you

need the what you just shut up it's condescending and you're exactly so I

think that like when people go ah the food is giving me cancer and then he

appoints the guy who says the food is bad to run the food, the American people go, well, that

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