Protection. and i ll tell you right now,ua here s an alternative. now, andg free money,oney, go get a job, gogo get a job, go rely on the government to feed you. and you know what, sean?ly on th this thousand, they could do whatever they want with this money, meaningey that they don t want to put it towardsthey cou education or helping themselves. baker blow on anything. use your imagination. i this is maginaa dependency progm which the state of california, which is a socialist state, which was not approved by the taxpayers, but to keep people dependent on government, keep people dependent on a democratic socialist program. that s all it is .c jessica, you get the final twenty seconds. fina fantastic. there are no socialist states in the united states of america. not a single one and certainly not california. this program targets eighteen to ameri twenty four years ago,s by the way, on socialism. no, this is important in twenty seconds. yes. socis not socialism. socialism is what hap
Socialism, i reported on this many, many times since 2020, that was a bad move in terms of florida. of course, you have a lot of cuban-americans there, people from venezuela, colombia. they are not happy with that type of politics and are very concerned. they ve lived it, their parents have lived it, and it is not selling well there. david: yeah. they re not happy with the open borders well. we ll drill into that in a second, but there s a big issue here about what florida has come to represent in the united states during the pandemic. and they like to refer to themselves now, i just talked to the lieutenant governor yesterday, as the free state of florida. the word freedom writ large, both economic freedom that you just talked about and personal freedom with regard to what you can do in florida that you can t do in places like new york and california and michigan, i mean, that plays a big part in the
supports socialism. only 20% support socialism. if they know they want to get elected they can t be seen as full blown socialists, the problem is that 20% of the country is 40% of the democrat party. they re trying to find a way to straddle this issue that ocasio-cortez and other of the new generation democrats have brought forward and they don t know how to handle it. they are on a hot plate now jumping around trying to find a set of words that will allow them to straddle that effectively and that s going to go on for a long, long time. sandra: enter howard schultz. earlier in the day prior to her making those comments, alexandria ocasio-cortez, saying that socialism is taking over the democratic party and ocasio-cortez heard about this, she responded and called it fear mongering over the subject. she was then asked about the
Want it to work for them and that s where we need to reset the rules. sandra: by touting socialism? no, republicans are touting socialism every day. it is the biggest threat to republicans in 2020 is the economy. the only bigger threat is donald trump. i got some whiplash on that, sorry, mary anne. for a bunch of capitalists democrats are having a tough time explaining why they aren t socialists. one policy after another, green new deal. medicare for all. 70% tax rate. elizabeth warren, aoc. what they talk about is socialism, i hate to tell you. it is not capitalism. it is socialism. a state takeover of the american economy. i can t figure it out. for 30 years bernie sanders has been on an island by himself. now he is the center of the democratic party. what s interesting to me red
It is about complaining and divisiveness and dangerous. if you say the alternative is a system that has failed every time but left a bloody, miserable trail in its wake, with socialism. sandra: if you don t have a job in the u.s. you are left to die? you go through as we were talking about earlier, some of the things that she said really leaves you scratching your head. it does leave you scratching your head. it makes people it just seems like americans inherently aren t capable, right? this is like if you just can t i think this is where we have the big divide in this country. do you believe that americans can pull themselves up by their bootstraps? do you believe the average person can do what it takes to succeed? is this the right back drop to do it? she suggests in this great country, the greatest economy on the entire planet that there are people out there that can t do it and therefore government must swoop in and cradle them from birth to death.