I'm a white dude. Does that mean I have to be for Kamala Harris just to prove that I'm not a terrible person?

No, but apparently for a lot of white dudes, it does, because white dudes for Kamala is a thing.

They've got a hashtag and everything. And there was even a big Zoom call on Monday. I'll get to that in a second.

But the thing of it is, the party of Sam

Britain, I don't know if you remember him. He's the mustache cross-dressing luggage thief,

the Democrats trusted with the nation's nuclear waste for a little while. The Democrats just

spent a day or two trying to convince the world that J.D. Vance is too weird to be vice president.

And then they went and topped themselves, which I think is

one of their kinks with what was had to be the cringiest Zoom call ever. Gentlemen, this thing,

oh, I forgot to introduce myself. Hey, everybody. I'm Steve Green. This is Right Angle with Bill Whittle

and Scott. I brought you by the members of Bill Whittle.com. Gentlemen, the Zoom Call featured celebrities you probably saw in movies no less than a decade ago.

They had Jeff Bridges, Mark Hamill, Mark Ruffalo, and believe it or not, about 160,000 people on this Zoom call.

The New York Times was eager to play along.

They said the group, and this is a a quote showed the breadth of democratic support for her candidacy getting all these

white guys together um Sean Aston he was there you might remember him as Samwise from Lord of

the Rings he called it a chance for men to gather to talk about how we feel. And that just made me want to claw my

ears out. Scott, as mockable as the whole thing was, with these B-list celebrities showing off,

you know, how sensitive they are. I think there's a genius here that we on the right,

they're a little slow to appreciate. Republicans tend to win on policy,

I think, but Democrats tend to win on feelings. And this display of feelings raised almost

$4 million for the Kamala Harris campaign. What is it that the left sees and this, this

cringy stuff that works.

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