It's Not Left vs Right — It's the Epstein Class vs Everyone Else | Miike Nellis on Iv'e Had It

追加: 2026-05-28

[00:00:00]There are two things that will get people elected that would make the Democratic Party favorability rise up.

[00:00:06]And it is fighting, which goes to your believing in something, not being a nihilist. And number two, not being a prostitute.

[00:00:14]>> Yeah. I broadly agree with that. I maybe like disagree on some of the candidate choices and stuff like that. And that's maybe a a separate fight for another time. Right now in the country, the problem is it's the Epstein class versus everybody else. Like that's just the way that I think about it. Because there's a powerful, wealthy, influential group of people who are abusing our campaign finance laws, who are abusing little kids and getting away with in the criminal justice system, who are spending so much money to rig it. And it goes beyond partisan politics. Like there are See, I think that still frames it in the Trump era.

[00:00:39]>> So Because there are Hakeem Jeffries isn't a part of the Epstein class.

[00:00:42]>> Well, but >> And Chuck Schumer isn't a part of the Epstein class. But my god, are they compromised?

[00:00:47]>> But but here's >> My god, are they a contributing factor to the Democrats' abysmal approval rating?

[00:00:51]>> I make this point? Is that the people in the Epstein class are playing both sides. To them, partisan politics is a game. And Thomas Massie's actually talked about this as Miriam Adelson and Paul Singer are the two who spent so much money through AIPAC, through these shell organizations to spend $35 million to unseat him yesterday in Kentucky.

[00:01:07]They're also spending a ton of money on Democratic campaigns all across the country. They're propping up state legislative organizations. They're They start They get them all the way down here, right? In state Senate and state house. And they work their way up. So they're polluting our politics at every level.