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Political commentator Jimmy Dore criticizes Joe Biden's history, specifically citing the 1994 Crime Bill and his vetting of a Vice President who prosecuted black teenagers. Dore argues that Biden's authoritative tone and controversial statements alienate voters on the coast while failing to gain ground in swing states.
Stacey Abrams is criticized for her shifting stance on the Tara Reade sexual assault allegations against Joe Biden, moving from "believe all women" to defending Biden. The hosts use clips from Jimmy Dore to highlight perceived media hypocrisy and the failure of the New York Times to reach a definitive conclusion on the matter. The discussion suggests the public is becoming more skeptical of mainstream media "spells" due to the availability of independent clips and social media.
Comedian Jimmy Dore's critique of Joe Biden's record on war and immigration is used to illustrate a growing "anti-establishment" tribe that transcends traditional left-right politics. The hosts discuss how figures like Dore and Joe Rogan represent a shift toward "pro-people" media. They argue that hypocrisy has become the ultimate sin in an "exposed culture" where digital receipts are easily accessible.
Comedian and commentator Jimmy Dore criticizes Bernie Sanders for effectively running Joe Biden's campaign by calling him a "decent guy" who can beat Trump. Dore argues that Sanders failed to use potent political weapons, such as Hillary Clinton's emails in 2016, to actually win. The hosts discuss Dore's position on the political spectrum and his overlap with independent media audiences.
The show concludes with a comedic impersonation of Bernie Sanders obsessing over sanitizing groceries and waiting for Joe Biden to fail. The hosts summarize their conclusion that Sanders acted as a "heat-seeking missile" programmed to alienate the Black vote and serve the establishment. The episode ends with a "Value for Value" sign-off and the song "Go Down Moses."
