You Won’t Believe Where This STUNNING Morning Joe Rant Goes

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  • Опубликовано: 8 янв 2025

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  • @gravestone4840
    @gravestone4840 15 часов назад +30

    I don't hate successful people, I hate people whos success is dependent on the failure of my fellow Americans.

    • @shadowjudge921
      @shadowjudge921 13 часов назад +3

      Well said, Gravestone. 👏👏👏👏👏👏👍👍💯

    • @chromadental3586
      @chromadental3586 4 часа назад

      @@gravestone4840 💯 %

    • @Voltair101
      @Voltair101 4 часа назад

      We need essentials to live so you are an essential worker !!! Risk your life to provide it !! Ok the pandemic is over peasant get back to work for wages that a human cant live on.

  • @cubstrek85
    @cubstrek85 16 часов назад +24

    Just say Bernie was right!

    • @bathtub_marmot
      @bathtub_marmot 16 часов назад +5

      LOUDER for the people in the back!

  • @DemontauruSes
    @DemontauruSes 2 часа назад +11

    Bernie Sanders has been telling you for YEARS that we’re becoming an oligarchy. Everyone acted like he was crazy. Pathetic to hear this now.

    • @elinope4745
      @elinope4745 2 часа назад

      Cryptocracy, look it up. It's rule by a hidden oligarchy.

    • @bjkjoseph
      @bjkjoseph Час назад

      And then they made it about race… and all the suckers fell for it and nothing happened after that, hey, I need healthcare for my kids… Democrats.. shut up you racist piece of crap look at the poor Black people😂😂😂 and Bernie got bullied by them. He was like a deer in the headlights.

    • @ThatonedudeCR12956
      @ThatonedudeCR12956 29 минут назад

      You're suffering from selection bias. Plenty of people have agreed and been aware. You're only going to hear responses from the people who disagree so it makes it seem like you're yelling into the void of never ending idiocy.

  • @endcorruptio
    @endcorruptio 14 часов назад +12

    The bottem 50% do the hardest shtiest type of work, for lowest wages. Extremly relevant, and pertanent to the tax discussion. Especially when they are underpaid and exploited, where the wealth they create flows up into the hands of the conniving corporate-freeloader class.

  • @Voltair101
    @Voltair101 4 часа назад +7

    Luigi Mangione will go down in history as the man who started the war against the billionaire class.

  • @francoisbouvier7861
    @francoisbouvier7861 14 часов назад +12

    Please don't be giving scarborough credit. He is one of the most disingenuous corporate flunkies around.

  • @goingyard06
    @goingyard06 Час назад +4

    "This level income equality is usually self-correcting. The bad news is the means of self-correction are typically war, famine, or revolution."
    Whew, that was a mouthful! A storm is coming...

  • @truman4956
    @truman4956 Час назад +7

    We aren’t moving towards an oligarchy, we are already there.

  • @Jessica-kk1cz
    @Jessica-kk1cz 7 часов назад +6

    Scott Galloway should be in charge of something in government. Maybe the IRS

  • @caseyshaunthomas
    @caseyshaunthomas 15 часов назад +7

    What I would like to know is when going from 500 billionaires to 2500 billionaires, how many of the NEW billionaires were related to the pre-existing billionaires? I think that would be telling.

  • @welfarestates8465
    @welfarestates8465 14 часов назад +8

    TYT can you buy her a better camera and microphone please?

  • @NickRedstar
    @NickRedstar 40 минут назад +2

    The American economy isn’t broken. It’s working as designed.

  • @carsonwieker
    @carsonwieker 11 часов назад +3

    Thank you for covering this, much appreciated TYT and Yasmin and John

  • @davidburks4657
    @davidburks4657 4 часа назад +3

    I wish people would stop blaming billionaires for politicians not doing their jobs. Let us start by stopping voting for 2-term politicians.

    • @cyberpunkr1531
      @cyberpunkr1531 4 часа назад

      Politicians have only focused on financing their campaigns ever since Citizens United was created in 2015. Billionaires will have no problem buying less than 2-term politicians. The first step in reducing inequality starts with removing Citizens United. Then rewrite the tax code.

    • @7ookee
      @7ookee 3 часа назад +2

      It's both the politicians and billionaires working in tandem that is the problem. They all carry blame for the crappy system were in.

  • @jdf_132
    @jdf_132 14 часов назад +6

    When a game of monopoly is finished, we start it all over. Like the game, when there will be a few billionaires and no one to buy, we will have to restart the system all over again, as we did with the new deal. New deal 2.0.

    • @WGAGENCY
      @WGAGENCY 14 часов назад

      That's what carbon credits are for. Next comes Global government and centralized digital currency.

    • @jdf_132
      @jdf_132 6 часов назад

      @@WGAGENCY You are right Billionaires also destroy the environnement and do not want to implement any regulations to protect it…

  • @silvertortoise3776
    @silvertortoise3776 6 часов назад +6

    I love this man. He is one of the only ones talking the truth.

    • @TravY2J
      @TravY2J 6 часов назад

      Makes you wonder what his agenda is? Scott’s incredibly wealthy himself.
      I appreciate his rhetoric, but having a hundred millionaire on your side is never free.

    • @thinman45
      @thinman45 6 часов назад

      @@TravY2J He can see the pitchforks coming at his gated community,but also he sees this in the end will be bad for everyone.He is sounding the alarm at least.

  • @Owen2308
    @Owen2308 13 часов назад +6

    I love Scott Galloway

    • @gk_zone4274
      @gk_zone4274 12 часов назад

      I know he didn't like losing that bet he made on the election though

  • @ninocrown3247
    @ninocrown3247 Час назад +2

    Occupy Wall Street the main movement to protest income inequality, but eventually the oligarch put pressure on the mayors to send in the jack boots in riot gear to break it up.

  • @tommykrynock
    @tommykrynock 11 часов назад +7

    I didn't hear him give any answers of how to solve it

    • @ChuChuBelo
      @ChuChuBelo 11 часов назад

      You have to really dig to find someone to make proposals. Economist Dean Baker is one guy. But you won't see him being interviewed on Morning Joe or CNN or TYT.

  • @dpporlando
    @dpporlando 3 часа назад +3

    The Wealthy will own everything including you.

  • @sonjafritsch8804
    @sonjafritsch8804 5 часов назад +4

    Democrats also under billionaires spell.
    We need new leader BERNIE and AOC

    • @tompriceusmc
      @tompriceusmc 5 часов назад

      Bernie is too old and AOC is too...female and Mexican.

  • @MichelleRice-d6h
    @MichelleRice-d6h 6 часов назад +4

    I just want affordable healthcare, housing, and food. The billionair class wants more money and is careless about other people.

  • @wilsonator1000
    @wilsonator1000 11 часов назад +4

    How is dental not medical, backwards bs

  • @VTSTech_
    @VTSTech_ 52 минуты назад +2

    Ok, hold on, hold on. Going from 500 to 2500 for a net increase of 2000 people is the 'fastest growing demographic' over the past 10 years.
    How many more homeless or bankrupt people have there been in that time? I'm willing to bet a lot more than 2000....

    • @ThatonedudeCR12956
      @ThatonedudeCR12956 26 минут назад

      5 to 25 is 5x more. That's what he meant. The number of billionaires increased by 500%. The number of homeless people did not

    • @VTSTech_
      @VTSTech_ 9 минут назад

      500% of 500 < 0.2% of 340,000,000
      The number of homeless literally increased by hundreds of thousands of people. And that's in just 1 year.
      --
      The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) today released its 2024 Annual Homelessness Assessment Report: Part 1: Point-in-Time Estimates, an annual snapshot of the number of individuals in shelters, temporary housing, and unsheltered settings. The report found more than 770,000 people were experiencing homelessness on a single night in January 2024, an 18% increase from 2023.

  • @StevenHauberg
    @StevenHauberg 11 часов назад +3

    The only way the free enterprise system works for Joe Blow is when there is competition.

  • @jameskirby1227
    @jameskirby1227 15 часов назад +5

    How so many people can get robbed, right in front of their eyes, and not figure out the people robbing them are the ones who wound up with all the money is wild, lol.

  • @PM_2066
    @PM_2066 8 часов назад +5

    Issue is wealth inequality, not income inequality

    • @C-high-v8c
      @C-high-v8c 7 часов назад +2

      Huh? It’s the other way around. Income inequality leads to wealth inequality. Income inequality is the biggest driving factor.

  • @peterr.7641
    @peterr.7641 3 часа назад +2

    Scott Galloway has been saying this for a long long time.

  • @TheWogley
    @TheWogley 15 часов назад +2

    Hell yeah Scott. Corruption is the most important issue, as it makes every other issue worse.

  • @djhungzilla
    @djhungzilla 3 часа назад +2

    Scott Galloway is the real deal. His podcast is incredible and a must listen

  • @Em7Vids
    @Em7Vids Час назад +2

    The capital class (people who earn money via long-term asset investment). This subset of the American propulation includes all billionaires, many millionaires, and even CEOs who have learned to take the lion's share of their compensation as stock options instead of salary. To the untrained eye, there is no difference between salary income and stock options. However, they are taxed very differently. Salary income is classified as "ordinary income" for tax purposes. The gain on stock options, if held for more than a year, is taxed as a "long-time capital gain." Ordinary income is subject to progressive taxation. Most Americans know progressive taxation as the "tax brackets." On the other hand, long-term capital gains are taxed at a maximum rate of 20% (20 cents on a dollar earned) and Trump wants to lower that rate to 15% (15 cents on a dollar earned), regardless of how much long-term capital gains are realized in a calendar year. This difference means that a member of the capital class earning $1M in long-term capital gains is subject to almost half the amount of a worker earning a $1M in ordinary income (the top tax rate on ordinary income is 37% or 37 cents on a dollar earned). This type of taxation where income derived from long-term capital investment is taxed at a lower rate than income earned via work is known as supply-side economics. Reagan called it "trickle down" economics when he first introduced supply-side economics to Americans. The promise was that if we gave long-term capital investment preferential tax treatment, then the capital class would invest the gains in American businesses, which would create new jobs. Basically, a larger amount of the cost of government would be shifted onto the backs of workers, but they would be paid better. However, that was before Jack Welch stated that no job is an American job. That is why he is know as "Neutron" Jack. He was famous for outsourcing GE, leaving once full buildings empty.
    I want to bring something to light something for which most people are unaware. Reagan's tax cuts for the rich were in a large part covered by his increase in the FICA (Social Security} tax rate. I worked at the Social Security Administration for 6 years (2 years as a contractor and two years as an employee before leaving) as a computer scientist on the Re-Engineered Disability Process. At that point, due to Reagan's FICA tax increase, the Social Security Trust Fund was the largest holder of federal debt. The capital class became immensely wealthy because of preferential tax treatment whose deficit was partially covered by over funding of the Social Security Trust Fund (FICA receipts have been commingled with general revenues to help cover the deficit since the Johnson Administration). If the capital class is successful at killing Social Security, FICA payments will become little more than a backdoor income tax for those who have already paid into to the system. Remember, FICA is a payroll tax, not an income tax. One has to be on someone's payroll to pay it. The billionaires and many milllionaires do not pay FICA because their income is derived from long-term capital investment and long-term capital gains are not subject to the FICA tax. If we want to fix Social Security, we need to subject long-term capital gains to the same 15% (split between the employer and employee or paid in full by the self-employed) and remove the income cap. Workers are taking home 15% less money because of FICA. If FICA did not need to be withheld, most employers could afford to give employees a 15% pay raise.
    The real reason the GOP has such a hard-on for the Affordable Care Act has nothing to do with healthcare. It has to do with a tax provision buried in the text that subjects long-term capital gains to the Medicare tax for the first time since the creation of the program. With the lion's share of the growth in GDP accruing to capital instead of work, removing Medicare taxation on long-term capital gains would lead to the end of Medicare as an even larger percentage of our GDP is captured by the capital class.
    I believe that Brian Thompson was just the beginning. If the members of the capital class are not afraid, then they are incredibly stupid. We just went through twenty years of war that resulted in a metric truck load of combat veterans who know what it is like to be in a wartime fire fight. These people will not freeze up after shots ring out. The body guards that the capital class hire will not stand a chance against a determined squad of combat veterans (I am a veteran too). Hopefully, we do not get to that point. We can accomplish the same thing via boycotts and peaceful resistance (most of Musk's wealth is tied up in Tesla, so that is good place to start with our boycott). There are 330 million Americans. If we can just come together we can shut this nonsense down, united we stand.
    Finally, racism was the first divide-and-conquer scheme employed by what was then the capital class; namely, the English gentry. It was the result of former indentured Europeans and Africans challenging the gentry for power during Bacon's Rebellion in 1676. Regardless of what you have heard, perpetual slavery did not exist in the 17th century because no law existed to support it. Almost everyone and it was almost everyone who came to this continent before 1800 came here in bondage, regardless of race due to the fact that the colonies practiced the "headright" system. We referred to white bondage as "indentured servitude," but it was slavery by another name. If a person does not have the right to his/her labor, he/she is a slave. I learned that indentured servitude was not the benign practice we were taught in school while researching my family roots in Maryland and Virginia. The oldest ancestor (7th great-grandfather) that I have been able to identify came to the Maryland colony in bondage in the 1660s. Most indentured servants did not live long enough to see freedom during the 17th century, but he managed to do it (Google "Body in the Basement Leavy Neck Anne Arundel County). The assertion that indentured servants were not treated like chattel is false. During my research in the Maryland Archives, I saw probate court records where indentured servants were passed from father to child in bondage. Pre-United States colonial bondage has been incredibly white washed, so that wealthy white people in the American South could still get poor white people to affinity group with them instead of with poor black with whom they have more in common. This division of the poor, so that they would never unite and challenge the elite for control was the goal of the divide-and-conquer scheme we know as racism today. Before Bacon's Rebellion, colonists were referred by their country of origin, not their race. Interracial marriage was common before Bacon's Rebellion, so much so, that Virginia and Maryland had to enact anti-miscegenation (anti-interracial marriage) laws in 1691 and 1692, respectively. Let me ask you something; namely, when was the last time a government created a law for a non-existent practice? The laws were need to keep the races separate, so that they would not unite.

  • @ycarcomed2
    @ycarcomed2 15 часов назад +3

    Louis brandais - u can have wealth concentrated in the hands of the few or democracy, not both

  • @kriegmesserdclxvi2833
    @kriegmesserdclxvi2833 4 часа назад +1

    When homelessness is expanding by 100 thousand people per year, the reality is setting in.

  • @codbdup88
    @codbdup88 6 часов назад +2

    Wow someone with power actually said it… that this is self correcting and the correction will be pitchforks!

  • @federalreservewolflegend3523
    @federalreservewolflegend3523 8 часов назад +6

    MORE Luigi's!
    LESS CEO's.........

  • @caseywiseman5286
    @caseywiseman5286 8 часов назад +2

    prettiest lady on TV, bravo

  • @realitywave
    @realitywave Час назад +1

    A society that allows billionaires is an unjust society. Unbridled capitalism is immoral. One who has a million dollars and wants more is (censored by yt.)

  • @AnonymousAnonymous-fm9iw
    @AnonymousAnonymous-fm9iw 5 часов назад +2

    we aren't moving towards monopolistic oligarchies.....we are already there and have been for some time!

  • @vincentchungata6470
    @vincentchungata6470 9 часов назад +4

    Jasmin is simply GORGEOUS! 😍
    She’s the only reason I watch. 😅

  • @bchc8t
    @bchc8t 3 часа назад +3

    TYT is NOT YOUNG 😂😂😂😂😂😂

  • @joeyg283
    @joeyg283 4 часа назад +2

    Akin to the French Revolution of the 18th century.

  • @MichaelCapozzi-c2y
    @MichaelCapozzi-c2y 14 часов назад +1

    The people that make big money don’t want to give up their access to it…

  • @00wheelsrob00
    @00wheelsrob00 Час назад +1

    How does Scarborough still have a job

  • @Johnny_Doe
    @Johnny_Doe 4 часа назад

    Remember folks, socialize the repercussions, and privatize the rewards.

  • @joesmiley5726
    @joesmiley5726 14 часов назад +3

    Watch…John fetterman will be the next democrat nominee for president.

  • @borandell9915
    @borandell9915 3 часа назад +1

    Yep. Love Trump or hate him. At least he busted up the Republican party and has run most of the old rusty status quo out of DC. More to come. Now we need the Dems to do the same. If only they had a candidate.

  • @SteveGellerMusic
    @SteveGellerMusic 3 часа назад +2

    Such a smart comment from John. Every MSM talking head knows that they'll score points by saying that the rich have too much power. The question is whether they'll pressure anyone to do anything about it, and Joe never made this point when Democrats had any ability to do something about it. Now that Trump takes over next week, he can proudly talk about how broken everything is without actually threatening any of the levers of power. It's like the athlete who quits during every big game but has a million clever quotes in the offseason.

  • @DjDmt
    @DjDmt 14 часов назад +2

    Capitlism doing its job

  • @KathyJames-c7s
    @KathyJames-c7s 10 часов назад +1

    Lost all respect for Joe Scarborough when he bent the knee .

  • @CaptainG-xs3yo
    @CaptainG-xs3yo Час назад +1

    I'm just waiting for the tide to change.
    Then....

  • @CaptainReedo40
    @CaptainReedo40 8 часов назад +2

    Galloway invested in the distressed assets of FTX as a vulture investor and stands to make tens of millions, so his alarm bells about the moneyed class are a bit. . . rich.

  • @gaminggoddessaria
    @gaminggoddessaria 3 часа назад +1

    Now let's do something about it!!

    • @CBT5777
      @CBT5777 2 часа назад

      Luigi did.

  • @juanmonge7418
    @juanmonge7418 13 часов назад +1

    Warren Buffets much lauded investment strategy is to invest in companies that monopolize their business.

  • @bjkjoseph
    @bjkjoseph Час назад +2

    Wrong, it used to be about income inequality, and then the Democrats and the corporations made it about race? And the suckers went along with it so we lost a good 10 years with this BS and the people responsible that fell for it need to look in the mirror and sayI’m a jackass

  • @EricYates123
    @EricYates123 11 часов назад +3

    If Americans went outside their bubble and found out the rest of the world have free healthcare across
    the board how would they react to living in the dark ages ?.

    • @Alexxf35
      @Alexxf35 11 часов назад +1

      In Canada, the wait time for orthopedic surgery is well over a year.
      Ill stick with my employer sponsored plan where I can get everything taken care of when I want.

  • @AlManango
    @AlManango 5 часов назад

    The failing of ALL these systems will lead to people marching in the streets. The “zombie apocalypse” will be regular people trying to get answers for all this madness

  • @dpporlando
    @dpporlando 3 часа назад +1

    Also, follow Gary's Economics, Gary Stevenson

  • @polyguns
    @polyguns 15 часов назад

    Nobody think about it this way. If you have one group paying a 40% tax rate, and another group paying a 10% tax rate. Of course government policy will work to increase cash flow through the hands of those paying 40%

  • @Lord.of.the.Vultures
    @Lord.of.the.Vultures 15 часов назад +2

    All these billionaires, politicians have the fate of the Romanovs in store for them.

  • @MrRumpunch70
    @MrRumpunch70 15 часов назад +1

    This wasn't a rant.

  • @brandonsmith9660
    @brandonsmith9660 8 часов назад +3

    Eat the rich

  • @rednose1966
    @rednose1966 4 часа назад +1

    To compare the rich to the poor. Let us talk about taking responsibility for our own lives.
    I don’t work a lot so I don’t make a lot.
    If you would put these people that are the working for in positions where they were more effective you would have a different result.
    Your raise will become effective when you become effective.

    • @Myndlss1
      @Myndlss1 4 часа назад +2

      I can't fully make sense of what your saying, are you saying most Americans are just lazy and that's what creates income inequality?

    • @7ookee
      @7ookee 3 часа назад +1

      Such a bs take. It's long since past this type of rhetoric being akin to any kind of reality.

    • @PSA78
      @PSA78 3 часа назад

      What?!? 🤨😂

  • @arloafluhr1112
    @arloafluhr1112 2 часа назад +1

    There ya go America, are we great yet?!?!?

  • @godofwarslayer4722
    @godofwarslayer4722 14 часов назад +1

    As God of War… ads … I’m coming

  • @fugazi225
    @fugazi225 15 часов назад

    Thanks for content

  • @luisdavidllense2293
    @luisdavidllense2293 2 часа назад

    A bunch of unelected bureaucrats on one end, and a bunch of unelected oligarchs on the other end. In either extreme, everything is in the hands of the few. There is no difference.

  • @mtmg3648
    @mtmg3648 3 часа назад +1

    BULLS*T that Scarborough doesn't invest! He has an investor!!!!!! Maybe he himself does not, but give me a break. He is worth MILLIONS $$$$$$$$$$!

  • @coumadin75
    @coumadin75 8 часов назад +1

    Who is the new host ?

  • @tinoyb9294
    @tinoyb9294 4 минуты назад

    Meanwhile, the planet is on fire.

  • @JayPooler
    @JayPooler 4 часа назад +1

    I sit here and pay bills I pay my QT fed tax and state and happy new year here is your county tax bill

  • @mr.saturn7833
    @mr.saturn7833 54 секунды назад

    Blame the wealthy for your problems? Go make your own money. Also, how does Trump trying to get the Panama Canal back, or work something out with Denmark over Greenland, affect his ability to make the cost of living go down. One is geopolitics and the other has more to do with the internal issues of our country. A president should be able to handle both.

  • @charlesdehaven2375
    @charlesdehaven2375 9 часов назад +1

    Does Morning Joe in his Democratic Wolf's Clothing admit his part in this rampant corporate monopoly culture? He certainly helped by his attitude and news emphasized or hid.

    • @falconquest2068
      @falconquest2068 9 часов назад

      Let's see, he and Mika make $10M each so you divide that by...

  • @shellytoke1175
    @shellytoke1175 34 минуты назад

    Joe is sickened.
    Forgot to do his homework.

  • @AlManango
    @AlManango 5 часов назад

    If people don’t know by now, the legal path for change, will maybe move things an inch in years, while other problems keep growing. Jobs that are non-essential should be shut off and people should be fixing national scary issues fast.

  • @silvertortoise3776
    @silvertortoise3776 6 часов назад

    You guys should look into Scott more. He is a good man trying to fix stuff.

  • @phaZed9
    @phaZed9 10 часов назад +1

    John thinks "we" choose candidates. You have a lot to learn young un

  • @LegendaryBrandon1
    @LegendaryBrandon1 15 часов назад +2

    You should be taxed 99% over a billion

  • @rrubens3026
    @rrubens3026 15 часов назад +3

    Damn oftentimes this Galliway dude totally misses the point and is a moron. But kudos to him for getting it right on this one!

  • @DemontauruSes
    @DemontauruSes 2 часа назад +1

    Pls don’t go to John Iadarola - oh man…. Off to Breaking Points

  • @Zr0din
    @Zr0din 4 часа назад

    I see Galloway alot. He dances around this issue a lot but this is the first time I see him say Income Inequality and Tax Code is the problem.

  • @thejquinn
    @thejquinn 2 часа назад

    Calling Microsoft a monopoly on MS (ie Microsoft)NBC, shows how bad things have gotten

  • @danielporter2476
    @danielporter2476 5 часов назад

    Curious, how much has the shift been made by Luigi’s action?

  • @mattwhitely1067
    @mattwhitely1067 12 часов назад +1

    Well that's what your network said when bernie ran

  • @fullmetaljarrett
    @fullmetaljarrett 15 часов назад +2

    Prof Galloway is awesome. Turned it off when I heard Joe the Trump suck up speak

  • @JoseRoman-lj6eq
    @JoseRoman-lj6eq 3 часа назад

    We are in the middle of a turning and reckoning

  • @borandell9915
    @borandell9915 3 часа назад

    Damn. Everybody is a conservative now.

  • @marinawade9225
    @marinawade9225 2 часа назад

    The cauldron starts to boil...

  • @JohnnyWalker-kq7ds
    @JohnnyWalker-kq7ds 2 часа назад

    Exactly, Amen😱👌🙏

  • @kikolatulipe
    @kikolatulipe 2 часа назад

    He is rich but not a billionaire !

  • @J0HnNySands1
    @J0HnNySands1 2 часа назад

    THE BOTTOM 15% PAY 0 INCOME TAX...0...

    • @jenny-177
      @jenny-177 2 часа назад +1

      Because they have next to no income. When they don't make enough for food and shelter, why would the government take even more? We could/ should be taxing the billionaires at substantially higher rates, and the tax burden could be reduced on everyone else. Reagan is the reason all of this changed- they used to be taxed substantially higher than they are now. Every low-income person that voted for Trump voted against their own interests

    • @shellytoke1175
      @shellytoke1175 31 минуту назад

      15% have nothing you little BOT.

  • @furemerestenshadow5578
    @furemerestenshadow5578 50 минут назад

    lol the look on joe s face

  • @WorkingPoorFilms
    @WorkingPoorFilms 57 минут назад

    And if you are going to crap on MJ for his reaction to the election (and you should), you better take a look at the top of TYT!

  • @ericv7720
    @ericv7720 12 минут назад

    Free Luigi!

  • @3377ftw
    @3377ftw 3 часа назад +3

    7:50 lmao, how would have Kamala winning helped? She's worse for the working class

    • @carolynmcintyre8990
      @carolynmcintyre8990 3 часа назад

      Worse than whom?

    • @borandell9915
      @borandell9915 3 часа назад

      True. It was the working class that voted against her and Joe for their f'ed up economy,

    • @Anon06428
      @Anon06428 3 часа назад +1

      Nah actually Kamala is 10000x better than tRUMP

  • @mattwhitely1067
    @mattwhitely1067 12 часов назад

    Self correcting through civil uprising is right lol he actually said it think it would be harder these days though

  • @WorkingPoorFilms
    @WorkingPoorFilms Час назад

    I too, have huge problems with MJ (some of them may be different than yours) but at this point this is not shocking views to appear on MJ, if you are going to be fair.

  • @godofwarslayer4722
    @godofwarslayer4722 14 часов назад

    As God of War.. what is your commentary during ww3?

  • @CadetBoneSpurs
    @CadetBoneSpurs 4 часа назад +2

    News about how many more billionaires there are now doesn’t help pay my bills.

    • @7ookee
      @7ookee 4 часа назад +1

      Pay your bills by voting for the right people who pass the legislation that doesn't pick your pocket. i.e. gets rid of the growth of billionaires.

    • @borandell9915
      @borandell9915 3 часа назад

      True. Inflicting pain on one class while the poor still suffer is no answer at all.

  • @linderkemm3847
    @linderkemm3847 Час назад

    Who still listens to Sean Hannity? Lol😂

  • @DohertyT2319
    @DohertyT2319 3 часа назад

    Scott Galloway does a better job verbalizing his positions without sounding like a total pocket watching grifter like you people are that’s why he is successful while you both have been on this network for years and no one knows your name still