that is true .is not a rea but it s not a reall explanation for what happens next . the people youaw saw outside the capitol on january six were not brainwashed robots mindlessly following their leader. whatever you think of them, they weren t socityder, wha stus from wesleyan telling me the straight face. there are four hundred genders because they re f professors tod them so no, they were just s the oppositeo.. these were mostly sober middle class people older for the most part small business owners from smallish towns far from the fashionable coasts. they re mostly passionately patriotic americans, the kind who believeri the bill of rights and know what it says. these are people who genuinely love america far more than say chuck schumer loves america. so why were they there? why they go to the capitol?us well, because again, unlikega chuck schumerin, they actuallyy believed in democracy and they believe they re democracy had been taken from them. they were convinced that the preside
be investigating unsolved and murders get distracted with paperwork toth give citations to people who don t have anywhere pe to e the toilet in private? oh , so there s humanhe on the sidewalk, but it s your fault for not buildingr more public toilets. how about no on the sidewalk? how s that sound?. and that is the message actually that the voters sent yesterday and the reason they were ableo to traces back to a man called david sax is one of the people who funded this recall election is the co-founder craft ventures we partners, also the formerrm ceo of people and we re happy to have them join us to t celebrate the triumph of democracy in his cityri, sango francisco. congratulations. were you surprised by the margins here ? they seem huge given the city. yeah, thank you , tucker . it s great to be here. you know, eugene tried to portray this recall as ao republican recall. he called it trampas, f but only 70% of san francisco voters are registered but
off and i ll give you a set of my sheets absolute free in a small but important triumphuc of democracy, chessa boudin was bounced out of his job lastwa l night in a referendum but therei are more district attorneys like him across the country, ou. backed by source of course one of them is called jason williams. he could be in new orleans underms williams. the homicides in the city were up 80% last year. so far this year there are 46%. here s a local news report from four p.m. friday to four a.m. sunday. twelve people.m were shot in seven different incidents resulting in three peoples, r bg killed. a suspects pulled up tru in ack t, got out and began firing atng a group of people hitting three of them, one victim a twenty two year old male was pronounced dead at the hospital less than a mile away around three a.m. police say a 16 yearl old boy got into an altercation with someone in the french quarter and was shot. mayhem in one in new orleans neighborhood and dozens of shots and peop
republicans. it s a 90 percent democrat cityi and 60% majority shows you that mainstream democrats and moderates throughout the city rejected the sort of radical progressive agenda. and so i think what you re seeing now is some boundary lines are being drawn inside the democratic party where average democratic voters are back againstushher the activists and the billionaires, the donor class and the unionsth, the special interests who are trying to push an agenda that s out of step even with the liberalit citizens of san francisco. well, exactlyly. and the is this is some sort of trump effort. you merely whatever your politics are steppedte in and gave voters the opportunity to weigh in because it is an emergency. what s happening in your city? i think it s fair toy, say to you just allowed democracy to take place. how could anyone complain. abou? that ? right. and itit wasn t just me.s nott there are many otherni organizations and individuals who contributedza who are registered democ
hermitude. thank you so much.h. extra. so if you re looking for reassurance that democracy can work, look tocr san franciso last night 60% of the city s voters decided to oust boudin. that is the district attorney who refused to enforce the law t in san francisco and turned our prettiest city into . xaetty placey formp example, who is one of the reasons that people feel free to on the street? does that mean that as the district attorney you can t do anything about human on the street? the . sorry to say the best i can doe about it is to use whatever platform i have here in front of all of you on twitter to demand more public toiletso. i think public toilets are a great solution tot that problem. pplai tell you it s not a good solution. is having police who could