How The Average American Feels 🫩 — Transcript
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- 0:00Can the people running this
- 0:01country just shut the up for five
- 0:03minutes? I'm so serious. I am 33
- 0:06years old. I'm trying to enjoy my life,
- 0:07make some money, find some happiness,
- 0:09and little peace of mind. But
- 0:11every goddamn day it's something. Trump
- 0:13says this, Democrats say that,
- 0:15Republicans are fighting, everyone's
- 0:17pointing finger. Oh, we're threatening
- 0:18to bomb Iran? Oil skyrockets. Time to
- 0:20sell. Wait a minute, a peace deal might
- 0:22be coming. Oil drops. time to buy.
- 0:24Never mind, peace talks aren't going
- 0:26anywhere. Oil shoots right back the
- 0:28up. Sell that again. Bro, what the
- 0:30is this? Are we running a country
- 0:32or a day trading group chat?
- 0:34It's the same circus over and
- 0:37over again. You know who's stuck
- 0:39dealing with all this uncertainty? The
- 0:41people who just want to live their
- 0:42lives. I don't give a about
- 0:44red or blue. I don't want another
- 0:46political celebrity. I don't want
- 0:47another 80-year-old arguing on
- 0:49television about whose fault everything
- 0:51is. I want them to do their
- 0:52jobs with my tax paying dollars.
- 0:55>> By the way, this is what a lot of
- 0:58Americans think. This right here is why
- 1:01somebody like this would vote for Donald
- 1:03Trump in 2024
- 1:05and vote for Democrats in 2026.
- 1:08Even if you think it's not valid, I
- 1:10think it's valid. Very common.
- 1:13>> Work together, fix things, be
- 1:14transparent, and stop treating the
- 1:16American people like an audience for
- 1:18their never-ending drama. Cuz
- 1:20here's something I think we've
- 1:21completely forgotten. Government is
- 1:23supposed to work for us. We are not
- 1:25supposed to spend our entire lives
- 1:26worrying about what the government is
- 1:28going to do next. I don't need politics
- 1:30to entertain me.
- 1:31>> That's a good way to look at it, too.
- 1:33>> I don't need a new national emergency
- 1:34every morning. I need a country
- 1:36where I can afford to live and actually
- 1:38enjoy being alive. You know what really
- 1:39blows my mind? Does anybody else
- 1:42look at this and feel like we're
- 1:43living in some kind of matrix?
- 1:45Cuz while we're all down here arguing
- 1:46about who's right and who's wrong, we're
- 1:48barely even paying attention to who's
- 1:50benefiting from all this chaos. We're so
- 1:52obsessed with which side is
- 1:53winning that we've stopped asking
- 1:55whether any of this is actually making
- 1:56our lives better. Think about it. When
- 1:59did politics become a sport?
- 2:01When did we When did we start defending
- 2:02people we've never met more passionately
- 2:04than the people we actually live
- 2:06alongside? Neighbors, our co-workers,
- 2:08our families. We're all trying to make
- 2:09it through the same life. And
- 2:11somehow we've convinced
- 2:12>> I think the problem, too, is that people
- 2:15defend politicians on a personal level,
- 2:17not on a policy level. Like basically
- 2:19celebrity and politics, if you think of
- 2:22it as like a Venn diagram, the two
- 2:24circles get closer every single year.
- 2:26>> Ourselves that half of us are the enemy.
- 2:28Wake the up. I don't need the left
- 2:30to win. I don't need the right to win. I
- 2:32need the American people to stop
- 2:34losing.
- 2:35>> There's a lot of people that feel the
- 2:36exact way that he does. The recent
- 2:38election proves that. Yeah, you have you
- 2:40have to get these people on your side
- 2:42because if you don't, it's just not
- 2:43going to happen.
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