Pocontas endorses a socialist and terrorist sympathizer to be mayor of New York City.

When someone stands up and says, I will lead this city by making it more affordable, and here are my plans.

And author Thomas E. Weber joins us to talk about his new book

Cloud Warriors and the future of weather forecasting. All of this data working with AI, you know,

I think that's setting the stage for some quantum leaps in the years ahead. And my parting shot,

the upside of happiness.

It's going to be a stormy show, so let's get started. Hello, my friends, Dennis Neal here with episode 138 of What's Bugging Me on the Rikishay Network.

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and change the lives. So here's what's bugging me today. As you're everlasting summer,

you can see it fading fast, so you grab a piece of something that you think is going to last.

Thank you, Steely Dan. And what's bugging me is the Democrats, so far left

they make moderates look like Maga. They're heading even farther left into the hellscape of

socialists and communists. I'm talking about foreign-born Democrat socialist Zoran Mamdani, who won the Democrat primary for the New York City mayorship in March, who won on the strength of a million Muslims in New York, and a low turnout of only 9% of voters, and who repeatedly refused to disavow his support for the globalization of the

intifada. Up to now, Democrat leaders had pretty much congratulated him, but stopped short of

endorsing him. Now, Senator Elizabeth Pocahontas Warren just told them, hold my beer.

Here she is with Mom Donnie this week.

When someone stands up and says, I will lead this city by making it more affordable.

And here are my plans, real plans, plans to deliver on child care, plans to deliver on housing, plans to deliver, we're going to experiment, we're going to try things on groceries. That is the democratic message. It was an awkward pairing and the New York Post, hilariously, ran a page one headline, quote, African American meets Native American

in Liar's Summit because Poghontas lied about her roots to get better jobs in academia, and

Mom Dani lied on his application to Columbia University and said he was African American because

he was born in Uganda to Indian parents.

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