‘The Five’: Democrats versus the all-you-can-eat socialist buffet

[0:01] Well, speaking of vampires, the democratic socialists of America are sucking the blood out [0:06] of the body politic, officially launching their new platform. And it's like an all-you-can-eat [0:11] buffet of the dumbest ideas ever presented by the far left. They want to abolish the Senate, [0:17] get rid of the presidency and the Supreme Court, and replace them with an executive and judiciary [0:23] chosen by and subordinate to Congress. Yeah, screw you, Constitution. Plus, [0:29] they want to give amnesty to all illegals and defund the Department of War, of course. [0:34] Just listen to their socialist sales pitch. Whenever people are like, oh my God, they want [0:39] to get rid of the president. I was like, well, I don't know what we would call it in the future. [0:42] We could call it the head honcho of whatever, you know? We have a feminism section that is [0:49] transliberatory and also socialist feminist. Everybody sees that, like, that Trump is super [0:55] evil. I mean, every president since the founding of the country has been super evil, but somehow [0:58] we have, like, one that is even more evil. Good one. Wow. What a brain trust. But Nancy Pelosi, [1:06] she's trying to bust up the commies by calling for a little less revolution and a little more party [1:12] discipline. Watch. I wasn't happy about people saying, let's spend a whole lot of money challenging [1:17] Democrats. There are elements, exuberances in the party now that should be heard and the rest. [1:26] But when we have that vote in the first couple of days of January, we will all, not me, because I [1:33] won't be there, they will all be voting for Hakeem Jeffries, for Speaker. You run anytime you want and [1:38] do whatever you want to do. But don't expect that to be welcome when we've got to stay completely [1:44] focused on saving the Constitution, but more importantly, helping people at the kitchen table [1:52] in a way that should be universal in terms of our purpose. [1:59] Oh, yes. They've got some universal ideas. They universally want to scrap the Constitution [2:04] and destroy the country. So a lot of people in your party are calling for a big tent to welcome [2:10] these people inside. They really hate America. Not those ones. Those ones aren't good. They are [2:19] perfect online fodder. They have very little applicability in the real world of all the policies [2:25] and they're the only one that I think you could have a grown-up conversation about as Medicare for [2:30] all. But otherwise, it's all totally crazy. And I think that we are in a little bit of a crisis of [2:39] Twitter is not real life and the online world is not real life when you look at how people are [2:44] actually voting. And they're winning in these very blue seats. And then we're electing great [2:49] moderate Democrats in swing seats where we need to win, like Kate Conley or Bobby Pulido. [2:55] And it was interesting. There was a new poll out for the Michigan Senate primary with Abdul Al-Sayed, [3:01] who actually, by the way, isn't a DSA candidate. He identifies... [3:04] Further left. [3:05] Or a doctor. [3:06] A physician. [3:09] But it was interesting because, you know, everyone is dunking on Haley Stevens because [3:13] of that clip that went viral. And she's up seven in this poll. And with no college, [3:18] voters with no college degrees, she's up 22. With black voters and 15% of Michigan is black [3:24] people. She's up 46. And Al-Sayed ahead with college-educated white people. [3:29] Of course. It's always the college... [3:31] But who is going to... [3:34] I am the college-wise. I'm done. [3:37] Anyway, Twitter is not real life. [3:40] Jesse... [3:40] Yeah. [3:41] What they're calling for is absolutely insane. [3:43] And I don't agree that these are fringe candidates. [3:46] I see what they're doing in New York. I see Zoran Mamdani. [3:49] I see what they're doing in L.A. They've got two commies running for mayor of Los Angeles. [3:54] They will have the two largest cities in America. [3:57] This is not fringe. And also, this is not a Trojan horse. [4:01] They are telling you exactly what they want to do. [4:04] And they're so dumb, they can't even come up with replacement terms. [4:08] Your thoughts? [4:09] Yeah, like, they're like, well, we want to abolish the Senate. [4:11] And the Democrats in the Senate are like, you know, they have some good ideas. [4:16] Yeah. [4:16] They just ran on saving democracy. [4:20] And these people are like, you know, we're going to take away your right to vote for president. [4:24] What? [4:25] I like primaries and conventions and debates and campaigning. [4:30] I don't want to give my right to vote to Congress. [4:33] Congress has a 9% approval rating. [4:36] If we abolish anything, let's abolish Congress. [4:39] Then they said they want to defend the Defense Department. [4:43] So... [4:43] Defund. [4:44] Defund. [4:44] So, no Air Force, no Navy, no Marines. [4:49] No police. [4:50] No police. [4:50] No police. [4:50] Right. [4:51] I have a feeling Mexico is going to try to take some land back, Jessica. [4:57] I have a feeling the Brits might want to come and take back some... [5:01] We've made some enemies. [5:02] The French might roll up. [5:03] The French might roll up. [5:04] I mean, we could probably beat the Canadians without a military, but... [5:07] That's fine. [5:08] Are you nervous about getting your testosterone shot? [5:11] Yeah. [5:11] I don't think I need that. [5:13] I don't know. [5:14] Pete says at your age, you might need a T-shot. [5:17] I've never had any trouble in that department, Jessica. [5:19] And you've said that in the commercial break. [5:20] Just ask HR. [5:21] That is worse than hit him in the A. I have never said that. [5:26] Also, how about no borders, no ICE, no deportations? [5:30] So, someone can break into the country, rape us, go to jail. [5:36] Oh, actually, no, there is no jail because there's no police. [5:38] Social worker would talk them down. [5:39] That's right. [5:40] So, it sounds like they just want us all dead. [5:42] Do I have that right, Jessica? [5:43] And Medicare for All, Green New Deal, and freezing rent. [5:48] So, they're going to take away your vote. [5:49] They're going to take away your gas grill. [5:52] They're going to take away your doctor. [5:54] They're going to take away your police and your military. [5:58] But, they're for a four-day work week. [6:03] No, they're not for work. [6:06] Work is only if you have a few little bills. [6:09] Unfortunately, I had to sit through most of this. [6:12] I remember when Spencers just had a book club. [6:15] You know, like the lonely ladies who can't get a date, [6:17] they just got together with their cats and they talked about cool books. [6:20] Now, they want to take over the world. [6:22] Right. [6:22] I mean, this is just, and here's the deal. [6:25] It's not, I'm going to agree with you, Jessica, on this. [6:27] This is not very popular. [6:28] Did you see the amount of likes and hearts they were getting during the thing? [6:32] It was like they were hitting it for each other. [6:34] It was like two or three. [6:35] There was no love in that thing. [6:37] But this is, you do have to take it seriously. [6:39] But at some point, the Democrats have to say, hey, you're not with us. [6:44] You're communists. [6:45] Form your own thing. [6:46] Get out of our tent. [6:48] Because they are going to, if I'm voting and I'm like, hmm, I'm an independent and I'm [6:53] going to vote for the conservative party or a democratic party. [6:56] And that's the speech I hear. [6:58] Like, if you're a Republican, you start funding them. [7:01] Help them get better backgrounds. [7:03] Like, jazz up that depressing back drop that they were all in. [7:08] One of them didn't even have the lights on. [7:09] And we're seeing the reflection of our lonely life and their glasses. [7:12] And they just went on and on. [7:14] And they even said, I think Bernie Sanders is the most popular one [7:17] because he ran for president. [7:19] Like, that's who we have to work with. [7:21] Like, if I'm a Republican strategist, I'm like, that's it. [7:25] Like, get them on the debate stand. [7:27] So, who put this out? [7:29] Was it Democrats? [7:30] I mean, it almost seems like it benefits them more than... [7:33] It was, the DSA. [7:34] And actually, I'm actually a little surprised because it was so ham-handed [7:36] and they've been a little bit more politically sophisticated. [7:39] It's sort of like when Mom Donnie did the 4th of July speech. [7:42] And I thought, like, he's usually better than that. [7:45] And so, maybe they have, I don't know, lost a step. [7:48] But I do think it's worth taking very seriously. [7:51] And the Democrats should thank Fox for talking about this story. [7:54] Because if they don't, it'll just continue to eat away. [7:57] And if we make fun of them, then that protects them from having to do so. [8:00] Yes. [8:00] And if we point out the trade-offs, then the Democrats can be like, [8:03] yeah, what they said. [8:04] And they don't have to do it. [8:05] Like Chuck Schumer is like, I'm not going to weigh in on the main race. [8:08] I'm just going to sit here and not do that. [8:10] The other thing is, they say it's for the workers. [8:13] Jessica just pointed out, 40% of minority communities in Michigan want Haley Stevens, not El-Sayed. [8:22] So, and that happened again here in New York. [8:25] And it happened in Colorado. [8:26] So, the white liberals are the ones that are propping them up. [8:30] But also, when they say they're for the workers, let's be clear about that. [8:33] The candidates that we know about so far, they lied on their resume, i.e. Oyster farmer or doctor. [8:39] Some of them have never gone, had a job. [8:43] They've been in college their entire time. [8:45] But therefore, the workers party, and that is why it has very little to do with economic socialism. [8:51] It has everything to do with anarchy. [8:52] And I would also say that when they talk about packing the court or getting rid of the Supreme Court, [8:58] there's a direct thread to be made to that and the threats against the Supreme Court justices that have been happening. [9:05] Because it dehumanizes these people. [9:07] And you can't respect what the Supreme Court says because you disagree with it unless they go your way. [9:11] And then you think it's great. [9:13] And then you don't want to pack it. [9:15] So, I think that there's a moment for a Democrat to have a sister soldier moment here. [9:19] But if they don't want to take it, we'll just keep doing it for them. [9:21] Well, if they're not going to grow a spine, they're going to lose their party. [9:25] Like, it is going to fracture in two. [9:27] And who does that benefit? [9:28] Jesse Waters.