@@Sinha2098 That's what an Indian should be. We've been such a chill country with such passive nature for a majority of our history (there were almost no weapons in the Indus Valley civilization, those guys just cared about really good infrastructure, and a giant pool), I think that we should be able to respect the fact that people may have different opinions, and not call them "deshdrohis", but that's not really what's happening right now....
I don't think Yang is a bad person but I think we can all agree that this experiment we tried of having rich businessmen leading our country failed. They are just too out of touch
When Hasan talked about Asians parents not showing PDA, I felt that, man. I've never seen my parents kiss before and I can't even imagine it happening.
That was in 1882, and decades later it was overturned due to China becoming a US ally in WW2. Any Chinese misperception/prejudice is mostly due to them now being a "shady power" and a communist state, generalizations of them as "hackers" and "dog eaters"...
I’m in the UK, when folks talk about “Asian” here it means someone that’s of Indian, Pakistani, Bengali ... origin. The Chinese, Japanese, Korean ... communities are entirely separate entities. It’s fascinating how the US has a different idea of Asian altogether.
Huh! Fascinating indeed. When you use "Americans", I feel like you're only meaning "Continental United States of Americans". How unfair, ya know? I just feel like people from Paraguay and everywhere else in North America and South America should be included. Anyways, back to your point ...... rather, the hints of brain activity I noticed from that heap of letters and punctuation ......... (???What happened?? What the fuck am I talking about? ....... Ahh, yes ..... back to insulting this fascinated fuck) ...... Dear Ass Clown, When using the term "Asian", it would be fair to say that "Asian people" are from "Asia". If you want to go a bit further with your heaps of letters and punctuation that you refer to as "Thoughts", then try out this gem ..... "Non-Asians" which would include any people that are from places that do not identify as "Being from the continent of Asia". Love, Jacob Harman P.S. Masalmeh Rami, in all seriousness, you are my brother (Or sister ........ remember that I'm an ignorant American so I have no clue) and I love you! I truly do! That being said, I think its important to know what we are all good at ......... and the ..... rest of the stuff in the world. In your case, insulting Continental Americans in some weird attempt to sound P.C. would fall into the "rest of the stuff in the world" category. Talk less, listen more. You will thank me later! Goodbye my sibling ...... and good luck! Wow this insult is getting a bit friendly ........ let me rub some reality on ya ........ Christian? Muslim? Buddhist? Do you pray to Joe Pesci? Whichever one you identify as makes you a fucking asshole. I can't wait to meet you at the Finish Line of Life, so I can laugh at your dumb ass! I will be the one equipped with the "Shit-Eating Grin". Seriously though, your beliefs make you an embarrassment to the entire human race. FIN
Can we just appreciate how the producers and Hasan allow *FULL* episodes to be on RUclips for our enjoyment Edit: Thank you so much I’ve never gotten this many likes. I know it really doesn’t affect my life that much but it made my day : )
@@nile7999Yes if something is a hit on Netflix especially comedy specials, they'll clip them, but like John Oliver, Hasan puts out the long form which is great and 2 revenue streams for Netflix and the show.
They need to do more to highlight it as a systemic problem. It is not just Yang. It is every true progressive - Bernie, Tulsi and Andrew. Hopefully, they'll do a whole episode on mainstream media bias and establishment corruption of democracy through it.
@@MsBhappy Hasn't this been happening forever? I believe the documentary 'Spin' talks about how media literally picks frontrunners in the American presidential election.
I am so impressed with how Hasan Minhaj handles himself. Whoever thought that an Asian-American (I presume he's American) would be slaying it on American media. Hats off to him, man.
I'm glad Hasan pointed out the vast diversity in Asian-Americans; it's hard to imagine Indians, Koreans, Filipinos, Vietnamese, Chinese, Mongolians, and Japanese having much in common except of course as Americans sharing the general immigrant experience.
But he keeps throwing me off every time he says "we" when talking about Asian experiences. Is he sexually identifying as Asian these days? Last time he was Indian, and before that he was Arabic Islamic. What's next? "We as Hispanics" ?
I love Andrew's approach. He jokes to lower defenses and then hooks them with his economic message. It's actually pretty similar to what Hasan does with his show. It don't matter that some can't see the bigger picture. It's gonna take a combination of substance and funny to tackle Trump. Yang is the best option!
@@Ugly_German_Truths Yeah, just look at Trump, he has neither. Cheap shots aside, Yang's problem is that he has zero understanding of how billionaires act. If you simply give everyone more money, everything will just get more expensive. If you want to make things better, just make it so everyone is guaranteed to have healthcare, higher education, maybe even food and housing if I may be so radical. UBI is like slapping a bandage on a gunshot wound. It looks like you're helping, but the thing that caused it and the problems it caused are still there, and might even get worse because of it.
@@moth.monster u guys are idiots Nothing gets more expensive amercans are not the only consumers people need to cater to!! thats not how economcs works!! this method is tried and tested in many places with many people. It has only positives for human welfare the only negatives are pregnant moms & studying children get out of the workforce... donno if that is a benifit in the long race?? U do? U probably haven't read his webpage he has policies that are beyond criticism for all the above that you mentioned, just read his other policies get to know the man - Disappointment from an Indian dude who has nothing to do with US politics.
@@moth.monster UBI is much more than a bandage. It's a change to the foundation of our economic system. Short term it will give every American citizen a chance to live a happier life. Long term, it prepares us for a wave of automation that's going to leave millions of people off of work
In Alaska, their inflation growth rate actually slowed down after they started their oil checks. Everything is on sale the day people receiving their oil checks as businesses competing for the money.
Yeah, they ignore Asian Americans SOOO much, they gave him a show on Netflix, named it after the most hated peice of legislation in the History of American Legislation, and hired a team of marketers to flood social media with tweets about ho funny he is. (Cue the laughing)
He changed the political satire/comedic format. Of sitting behind the desk and having guests sit down. Instead he does interviews before and edits them for the show that he does standing like a stand-up comedian, and engages the audience more so than other shows I find, all with eye catching graphics. His audience is much closer to him like during a comedy special too. Really inventive production.
Well,im south asian and never could bring myself to address my husband by name (its a cultural thing i guess, nobody actually told me NOT to calk him by name) i guess its coz my parents never called each other by name either. My husband has no problem calling me by name though.
@@Mirsab before kids i used to call him all the nick names. When the kids came, i started calling him Papa coz i feared babies might start calling him honey (or its equivalent in my language which is super cheesy) he also started calling me Mama for a while coz kids started calling me by name. I only refer to him by name in his absense or just as my hubby, or my man 🙂
As a white guy whose parents just called each "mom" and "dad" (and later "grandma" and "grandpa" when the first grandkid was born) growing up, I'm a little amused at this. And every friend and friendly acquaintance was also called a familial term ("aunty"/ "uncle" or "grandma"/ "grandpa" depending on their age).
OMG! Just found you today on RUclips. Yay social distancing! I loved hearing about the power of Asians in America. You are so smart. You’re like the Asian John Oliver. Please don’t stop educating us. You are definitely funny, but you’re intelligent and telling us things we need to know! I want to learn about minorities and immigrants and their profound contributions to America! And their political potential. Thank you so much! Modi and Trump were made for each other. But we need inclusion. Not divisiveness. Please keep up your good work. It seems a little easier to understand the world when humor is thrown in. I felt ignorant about the world. Thanks to you, Hasan , I feel just smidge smarter. That feels good. There is so much injustice. Thank you for speaking up!
Yang actually loves talking with and being around regular people. It's funny to watch his campaign manager have to pull him away because he won't stop talking
yeah, because he pointed at himself. i hate her willingness to vote for a candidate just because he's the same race as her without asking about their policy proposals. tsk tsk tsk.
Indians have thicker skin than us. They've been through British colonialism and they've learnt how to survive: Don't take anything personally! We gotta learn from them.
HenryDavidT So, I don’t think the question is whether or not Yang knows a lot of doctors or if knowing doctors is bad. Like a lot of people are saying, as Asians, it’s common for us to know doctors. A lot of these stereotypes exist because we see them in the asian American community (congrats on your academic achievements, by the way), and when we look at the individual stereotypes as bullet points, they don’t necessarily reflect poorly on us. People are more taking issue with Yang’s rhetoric because he’s saying he is the opposite of Trump because he’s an asian that’s good at math. It gets laughs out of people, but it plays into the “model minority” image Hasan talks about in this. He doesn’t go into extensive detail, but he does mention how the model minority image is problematic. The first reason, which is less exciting but still valid, is that not all Asians are smart and good at math (obviously true and nothing revolutionary). The second reason, which is way more concerning, is that since Asians Americans tend to be more successful (like Hassan’s stat about Indian men) despite our unfortunate history in this country (Chinese exclusion act, alien land owning acts in Cali, Japanese internment, the railroads) it builds a narrative that pits PoC against each other. “Look at the Japanese Americans. We locked them up in WWII, but now they’re going to Stanford and Harvard and make so much money. This country is so great. Why can’t you do that, black people?” Do you see what I mean? I’m not asking anyone to feel bad for me as an Asian American or to cry about it. I’ve been living awesome life, but that’s kind of the point. I get to because systemically there are less barriers than for other minority groups. I think this is often why some of the first people to defend or justify white people are Asians. We play into the narrative because we benefit from it. None of this is to say being Asian American is easier or the same than being white (it’s not). This isn’t me saying Yang is a bad candidate because of this. He doesn’t have my vote personally, but he’s incredibly important in this race and has brought up incredibly relevant issues that aren’t talked about today. And, most importantly, I’m not discrediting any your accomplishments, or any accomplishments by Asian Americans. Being in a top 20 research university is hard, and you definitely worked your ass off and should be proud. But, when we read into these things, rather than dismiss them as political correctness or people getting triggered, we build better understanding of ourselves and our community.
@@Doobomb I am Chinese who don't good at Maths and I don't have a problem with Yang saying this. For the model minority thing, do you think Asian should be less successful to fit the narrative of minority in America in general? I know you don't think so, but what you said sound like you do. What about Jews? Do Jews count as minority or Whites? The main problem is Asian do not speak up politically, so the other can force the model minority image to us, and use us to fit their narrative. I hope what Yang does here can encourage more Asian Americans to engage in politic and shift the stereotype put onto Asian. It is more powerful to just say "don't joke about being Asian".
Those Asians in the interviews don't get it. I'm Chinese and I love Andrew for putting himself out there. He represents Asians very well. I will proudly vote for him on Super Tuesday!
Willing to bet he Yanged at least the UBI doubter. Even if ubi were dubious as a concept now (i don't think it would be), it certainly wouldn't be going forward in time xD
@@elchamber What? Joking and playing around? Owning those stereotypes, yes, in the sense of perpetuating them, which the Asian voters clearly criticized. They aren't ignorant at all but voice their concern. Not even Asian voters like Andrew Yang! Embarrassing.
Not all Asians are the same. Plus they are all just in different stages of the Yanggang process. Give them time and links to Yang policies and copious amount of youtube videos.
Damn it was depressing when Asian people won't give him the support, I personally think that UBI could be the most ambitious economic reform in this country.
@@jaidenzheng6969 There are a lot of young asians who are from rich parents and the UBI doesn't affect them when they get $10K allowance a month. But if there are higher taxes, it'll affect them and they don't want that. You gotta think about that portion of asians.
Tyler Melick Hey there! Just to be clear, inflation only happens when more money is being PRINTED, not redistributed. I’n theory, if everyone got 1000$ a month, they could look towards getting houses by leasing it with that money, that would drastically lower the price of rent and make it more affordable to those that can’t afford it at this moment. UBI would help grow our communities and economy by 2 trillion dollars. You can go over and read more than 100+ policies on his website at yang2020.com !
I really wish they would’ve delved deeper into Andrew Yang and talk about his policies. I believe the demographic that watches this program would like what he has to say.
the uncle at end yelling at him but still approves that Hasan is a good guy lolzzz.... WE know Hasan is a good guy uncle jee ... keep calm and love HASAN
I was dead when Hasan said that the dude that screamed at him was actually someone his parents knew. 😂 That is a new level of Asianess. Even I don't know when I'm in the subway or the road if I know some person so we not awkwardly smile and say hello...
Varunraj kumar C Rao where is the hostility ? U r killing innocent Kashmiris yes in the past it was Muslims fault but now times have change it seems India government is the problem and about apologizing I don’t think Pakistan will until they make Kashmir either join pakistan or an independent state cause let’s be real Kashmiris are suffering rn
@MrMagooo it's the leaders we grew up with, the system we grew up in. In Lebanon there is a confessional sectarian system and they're trying to rise above it so politicians can stop using their religions to make the citizens weak. Previous generations had it simpler, the common enemy was the colonizers but now everybody is allied with their oppressor because they share a religious sect and see them as their form of representation when in reality BJP does not want Muslims and Hindus to be united so they stoke anger fear and xenophobia
I think it is just a personal heckle. When my uncle saw me outside during college, he heckled me in public in front of my friends.. it was all his form of fun.. i can see that uncle is same..
@MrMagooo you're right I watched very one sided coverage of Kashmir and India but frankly I have no spoken to someone who speak about it like you, it's very polarized and many people pointing fingers as you see above. You're right Muslims voted for BJP but that does not mean they aren't anti Muslim and that they are exacerbating preexisting rivalries in Hindu majority regions where Muslims face discrimination. How else can you explain the rise in natiolalist sentiments and Islamophobic violence? I understand nobody's hands are clean but Mori and BJP certainly act against the public's faith in each other they would rather spur sectarian tensions.
Nowadays, asian is understood as mostly kpop, or ethnicities from east asia like japan, korea china etc. I said i was indian, someone said, "oh i thought you were asian." 😐
I love Yang but actually he could use some nuanced foreign policy takes. His stance on anything too controversial is "I would sit down with advisers and decide the best course of action for Americans." He's obviously towing a line because he doesn't have the reputation to take on bold FP decisions or even have critical opinions about Israel/Palestine, Kashmir, Saudi Arabia because he doesn't want to say the wrong things.
@@Hayanomie You are expecting him to be like other traditional politicians. He is not. His strengths are in seeing where the country should be in the future. He is better than other candidates in addressing issues of data rights, cyber security, intellectual property protection, election meddling, and other new issues around cyber warfare and the impact on democracy.
Well bernie is talking about spitting israels aid with palestine. Trying to get saudi amd iran to make peace and withdrawing troops from the middle east and afghanistan.
@@nikhilnewse3318 Come on! It's called splitting the Indian vote! Divide and rule! The Romans did it! I can't believe you haven't caught on to it yet! It's the oldest trick in the politician's book!
I like how he's acting like he's on the fence because he's really playing into the mindset of a lot of people who don't know who Andrew is yet. We know you're Yang Gang Hasan.
He's not "playing into the mindset of a lot of people who don't know who Andrew is yet" - he doesn't know him well, which is no surprise, and is on the fence about what he knows about him.
@@goodbad-boy THE IRONY OF THIS THOUGH. HASAN FOR THE WHOOSH. Hasan: Andrew Yang gets less speaking time despite polling higher than candidates. Also Hasan: Hi Cory Booker glad to have you on the show for longer than Yang to talk about Asians being overshadowed in the media.
OldSoulMillennial Bernie sanders will never win. Not only because his policies suck but did you forget he’s also Jewish? Never had been a Jewish president, and in all honesty probably never will. I think yang, and Biden are the best bets.
I love modi and India so I guess I didn’t appreciate him trying to make the Indian people trump may have gained by going to howdy modi to not vote trump just because they are friends, however that is an important factor for most Indians in USA we want the 2 countries to have very good relations so that they assist us with Pakistan
It doesn't help when Bernie camp has been spreading misinformation about Yang's policy to confuse voters. It's an underhanded tactics but it won't work because Yang Gang is everywhere now spreading the truth. Yang explains how he plans to fund UBI here (timestamped) ruclips.net/video/cTsEzmFamZ8/видео.html
Not to mention Hasan: "Andrew Yang gets less speaking time despite polling higher than candidates!" Also Hasan: **invites Cory Booker, a lower polling candidate, to talk about disenfranchisement of ASIANS**
You gave Booker a pretty fair shot to speak, why was Yang’s segment just walking around asking others in asian communities what they think of him and not letting him talk? Why not show his response to those people who were criticizing him? This segment seems super one sided and is a bit hypocritical.
Seriously that just messed with my head. I'm Mexican but if the first Latino president wasn't Mexican I wouldn't mind at all. I'd still be happy. I don't understand how she could be all for any Asian president and then says that to Yang. I feel bad for Yang because he's the first Asian Democratic candidate to run and people don't even care or give him shit because he's not the "right" Asian
@Ultra Mega Desis are Asians in the UK. East Asians are Asians in the New World. Turks are Asians in Germany. There's probably more. Asian basically means 'other', or 'the people we don't talk to', or 'can't communicate with' or 'who stick to their own kind'. It's basically a term of exclusion, and non specific.
@Alice Rodríguez Desis are called "Asians" in the UK (because India was the jewel of the British crown while it was still an empire, so naturally, due to freer migration within the Commonwealth, Desis became the most prominent "Asian" population in the UK. So in the UK, to this very day, an "Asian" is a "Desi". In the US and the rest of the Commonwealth: Canada, Australia, New Zealand, maybe South Africa, but I'm not so sure, "Asian" tends to refer to "East Asian", and maybe also "South East Asian", because they can't tell us apart. But in Germany, due to their geography, "Asian" tends to refer to Turks, or even Arabs, possibly even other Middle Eastern nations, like Persians and other Iranians, etc. But mainly Turks. So "Asian" is pretty much the most versatile and non specific definition of "other" in most European and other Western countries. Basically, if not Black and not White, then Asian. Which isn't always very helpful.
@Alice Rodríguez Oh dear, the typical American stereotypes: "Ignorant, and proud of it" confirmed, at least, for this person. Is this what people call a "ValGirl"? If so, remind me never to fall for their looks. This kind of personality would literally just do my head in. God forbid me from having to worry about you ever again!
yes omg, she can win!!!!! I was just thinking that it would be cool if the first female president would be an asian american woman, And she was the one who coined "private bone spurs"!!!!
She can run if she wants to. While she was born in Thailand, her father was an American citizen. So it's much like with Ted Cruz, who was born in Canada but was still eligible to run for President because his mother is American.
@@sailaab More Westernized does not mean more White Americans/Europeans are living there. Only White countries embrace immigration on mass from other cultures, mostly every other Country do not risk it. China and Japan are two of the most xenophobic countries in the World.
@@FriedrichBarb Yes, most Asian countries (that I have been to anyway) are decades behind, but from a very low base it is growing fast. It's an exaggeration to call any mainland Chinese city cosmopolitan, but if you go to e.g. Guangdong (aka Canton) you will find people from the whole planet. Japan had solid walls against immigration, still do, but they are lowered significantly. It will come, not fast, but it will come. (I still find it fascinating that you can find Chinese everywhere, but not that many in India. And there are even fewer Indians in China. But I guess we will always have Singapore.)
Wow, as a white guy, I always though Hasan was being hyperbolic when he talked about how Indians shame within families and in the community. The guy at 23:30 was basically every impression Hasan has done of an older Desi person in his life
@I am boss fuck off there us nothing like that in India. Please know what the bill is about first. Muslim illegal immigrants are setting here and it's us a big problem since we already have overpopulation and less resources. And for gods sake muslim creates 2 seperate nations for themselves, both muslim nations, this bill was created so that the minorities that are being persecuted in Pakistan, afghanistan and Bangladesh and stay in India. Get your fucking facts straight.
@I am boss the illegal immigration from Bangladesh is at High rate. Also Hindus r allowed to be here in india is because Pakistan and Bangladesh is formed on the basis of religion..and still want to enter India. And Hindus and other minorities in those countries r always threatened to convert or killed. So India had enough with these unwanted people
@I am boss 20 crore muslims...lol..they r at approx 20 -25% of population...that to many are not enrolled because most of them live on closed communities.
Many of Yang’s policies are interesting and are beginning to get picked up by the other candidates, he deserves more time than he gets both in debates and here.
Mick In what way are his policies being “picked up” by other candidates? His UBI is a back door way to cut welfare and it is funded by a regressive VAT tax. The only thing he has in common with other candidates, except Bernie, is that he backtracked on Medicare for all
Roshan Ailani how is it regressive? You have to spend 120k a year to lose on UBI. You know who’s going to spend $120k a year? Pretty sure not middle class or poor people.
@@roshana110 VAT is only regressive if not supplemented by UBI. And it can be tweaked so the common middle class citizen rarely sees it. The idea is to tax the production of goods instead of taxing the wealthy directly, the latter of which has massive implement problems demonstrated by other developed nations who all discontinued the wealth tax in favor of the VAT. And if we only tax the production of luxury items, the poor will never see this. It's not regressive because it's doomed to fail (as demonstrated by other nations, it's actually the opposite). It's regressive because the cost is passed down to consumers. If we only limit the VAT to apply to luxury items, the only consumers affected will be those purchasing them i.e. the wealthy. And the vast majority of the cost will be burdened by the companies manufacturing those goods. I don't see you complaining that taxes will go up with Bernie's m4a plan. It's the same concept. Except you're actually not paying more for staple goods. Your defending the current welfare programs is the same as other candidates defending private insurances. It's actually worse since literally nobody likes applying for these things month to month, whereas there are people who do have a good deal with their current insurances. If you think our current welfare plans are so great, i recommend you try and apply for one of them and realize how dehumanizing and time consuming it is to stay on them. In addition, the "no stack" argument is unconvincing when you see that the number of applicants for welfare benefits go down during tax season, which is money that DOES stack with things like food stamps. Nevertheless, people opt to not apply to them anyway because the aid they receive is too meager compared to the time investment needed. So even if UBI stacked with welfare benefits, you'll inevitably see people opt to not apply for them anyway. In other words the argument is an arbitrary one.
Many supporters of Yang doesn't just support him for UBI: Democracy Dollars Ranked Choice Voting Decriminalize Opioids Reverse Boot Camp Life-Skills Education ... www.yang2020.com/policies/
Enjoyed as always. But let me fix couple things.there r waay more than 19 Asian ethnicities living in the US. There are central Asians - Kazakh Kirgiz Turkmen Uzbek and other smaller federations and countries. There is also West Asia - Azərbaijan, Iran, Turkey, Georgia, Armenia, Syria, Palestine and etc. 2. MATH stands for Make America Think Harder 3. You ahould go more into Yang policies, still a coverage he needs but not fair one tbh. Thank You :)
thanks for the info 👍🏽 while what MATH stands for is a great slogan, it is not clear enough from the get go you know? and i bet a lot of asian american are pretty sick of the Good At Math stereotype, so it doesn't work well. but i'll look into andrew more, you're right
Dude i once watched helplessly as our family photographer made my parents act their prewed photo like gazing into eact other's eyes and istg felt like tearing my uncomfortable stomach into pieces
I'm adopted and don't know my history as well as I'd like. In the wake of George Floyd, hearing my history traced from 1882-1965 moved me to tears. Thanks for this.
I don't pretend to know everything which is why I'm always trying to learn. I knew Bernies' 2016 Grass Roots Revolution had a huge impact on the 2018 & 2019 elections, but I had no idea that Asian voting played the role that it did, which in hindsight makes hella sense. College Educated, 18-40. Thank you for enlightening me more Hasan Minhaj! Keep up the great work @ Patriot Act
As an Asian myself, I agree with those 2 passerby being interviewed who feels Andrew Yang is perpetuating Asian stereotypes, but the huge difference is, the intent and result did not demean Asians, it was a moment of levity and also being a pioneer in the political arena just addressing the elephant in the room. I think America is lucky to have Andrew as a candidate.
I get what you're saying, but there are far worse stereotypes about other races that are perpetuated by people of that same race. I honestly just thought Yang was trying to be funny and inject comedy, regardless of if it worked. Unfortunately, robot types aren't looked upon fondly in society. And I say that as a guy who prefers robot types. People like Yang are probably told by their handlers to make the jokes to appear more likeable to stupid people.
I'm highly doubtful Hasan & the hardworking folks at Patriot Act intended this, but it's sad how editing it down to a quick, punchy segment really makes Yang look like a joke - I'm so glad he's made the effort to go on (literally?) every podcast in existence so we can see the math and see how powerful his policies are It does make me question who else in other Patriot Act interviews come off like jokes but might be worth listening to in a long form conversation setting
@Zbeve20 John Oliver can do it. Hasan's writing team wants to look like they hit all the nails on the head, without hitting the nails with any depth, it's all superficial. It's like they're trying to legitimize hivemind gen x/millennial twitter by doing 5 seconds of research that fits their opinion and giving it a speaker, live studio audience, and powerpoint slides to make themselves sound like an authority/legitimate journalism. It's not just this video, I also noticed it in his videos about fast fashion and billionaires. His narrative isn't his unique voice or narrative, it's someone else's copy pasted conclusions
Love this episode. Hasan, please make an episode based on the football/soccer. There are lot of struggles and problem in football. The pressure from the club and fans to perform better, the problems of homophobia, racism...
I’m usually not one to criticize Hasan, but I felt like with the short amount of time that the Yang segment was, there could’ve been a better discussion elevating some of his plans and policies for bringing this country together and addressing Asian voters. I just saw montages of him in China town with a few unconvinced voters.
Check out Yang’s campaign, regardless of identity politics, he is someone who I personally believe is aware of the problems of 21st century. Most democratic candidates are beginning to take his talking points just like he predicted.
Yang's problem analysis is pretty good. His solutions to those problems are just atrocious. A VAT (regressive) tax to fund UBI is nonsensical considering he thinks a UBI is necessary because automation will destroy jobs and funnel money to rich people. ...so the question becomes, we need ubi because of automation, automation benefits the rich, so we tax the working class to pay for the ubi we need because the rich become richer. ...what? He seems like a cool dude tho. Easily my #3 candidate, maybe even #2.
@@rebirthoflegend4797 I don't think you understand tax optimization very well if you think the VAT wouldn't hit the rich. It's the one tax that you cannot really avoid. And don't say "step on tax avoidance". Sure you can do that with people you know are rich, but you have to drop one of these three on the income/wealth taxing side: 1. International financial transactions (can't give international loans or investments) 2. National sovereignty (US must be able to dictate to other countries) 3. Rule of law (we acknowledge you followed the letter of the law, but we know you are rich and will confiscate some more) Those are all horrible. Yangs plan moves nearly $2 trn to the bottoms 90% of society. From the VAT+Carbo tax+UBI basically everyone outside the top 5% comes out as a winner.
@RebirthOfLeGenD I can def see where you’re coming from and I rlly appreciate ur criticisms. Even in Europe the VAT has mixed results. I’m no tax or policy expert, but Andrews proposed VAT tax is a VAT with a higher rate on luxury goods (which would be more effective in recapturing money from the rich who I assume spend much more on) and a lower rate on consumer staples seems to be easier to implement as opposed to an income tax. But who knows what is the best way to go about it, it could flop. But as u pointed out a bit, I think being able to diagnose and recognize a problem comes first, a proposed solution doesn’t have to be the end all be all. Yang has admitted this as well, he’s open to trying things out and pivoting if necessary. I’m Yang gang all the way but I would be able to get behind some of the other non establishment candidates if they were to secure dem nomination. If Yang can’t win, I hope he’ll have a place in somebody’s cabinet!
"Yang's problem analysis is pretty good. His solutions to those problems are just atrocious. A VAT (regressive) tax to fund UBI is nonsensical " Andrew Yang has examined successful methods other major countries have used. The VAT tax is one of them. It is the response to tax evasion rampant in the USA. The VAT tax can be adjusted to only target luxury goods. "....considering he thinks a UBI is necessary because automation will destroy jobs and funnel money to rich people." Your nonsense statement. "...so the question becomes, we need ubi because of automation, automation benefits the rich, so we tax the working class to pay for the ubi we need because the rich become richer." False. The working class is not taxed by UBI (universal basic income). UBI is paid for by the VAT tax and will also be paid for by facebook, google, and other tech companies that profit massively off people's data. ...what? Any close examination of your argument, and it all falls apart. Yang's opponents and detractors don't want to debate on facts or will attempt to twist his platform when he cannot respond, much like rebirthoflegend.......................................................................
Thoroughly impressed with how Yang took the criticism
Me too!😁
7:34 "me too man"
*Looks away* It looked like he's holding tears tbh 😂😭
@MrMagooo well it's not like anyone else is gonna interview him
@Mukesh Tiwari Andrew yang is being unfairly ignored for some weird reasons.
@@sumittiwari1711 and the weird
reason would be that he is a promising sensible candidate
"I am ashamed of you!"
"He is a good guy" right after
Man if that doesn't sum up the relationships of Asian families idk what does lol
This comment 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
LMAO That's deadass Caribbean families too bro.
Nhilistic Komrad Lol, nailed it.
Lol
ROFL, so true
I just straight up died laughing when he wanted to take a picture. 😂😂😂😂
23:27
The way his wife's face changed like "not again Dhiraj"
And then he said yeah we have different opinions but he is a good guy.. that's do indian man!
@@Sinha2098 That's what an Indian should be. We've been such a chill country with such passive nature for a majority of our history (there were almost no weapons in the Indus Valley civilization, those guys just cared about really good infrastructure, and a giant pool), I think that we should be able to respect the fact that people may have different opinions, and not call them "deshdrohis", but that's not really what's happening right now....
‘There are 19M Asians in this country but only 9 WhatsApp threads.’
I howled!!!!
Tan France: You need variety. Wear more jackets.
Hasan: *wears jacket for every episode and interview of the season*
Hey look if Tan tells you what to do regarding fashion, you do that thing.
Hasan's looking fleek af right now though
And then criticizes "fast fashion" for being wasteful...
by this ep i think we're all over it by now but thanks
Isn't it astonishing how much non jingly button technology has improved between 2018 and 2019? :D
Patriot Act with that 3 AM upload. They know their college student demo well.
it is 1630 here (UTC +0530)
@@sailaab In India?
4:30 PM in India
*+S R* _{{nods}}_
shhh🤫
let it be our little secret :)
Sure... I should be sleeping before finals tomorrow
We need a president who can be criticized and corrected by his own supporters, like yang
We need a president who will whipped cream can squirt into young men's mouths across this great nation.
We need a president that's actually capable.
@@supersquare Ok Bernie Bro
@@sunfeatherX3 Like Yang
I don't think Yang is a bad person but I think we can all agree that this experiment we tried of having rich businessmen leading our country failed. They are just too out of touch
When Hasan talked about Asians parents not showing PDA, I felt that, man. I've never seen my parents kiss before and I can't even imagine it happening.
Can you please not
I dont even understand how i was born
@@emp437 underrated comment lmao
Same lmao i get chills just imagining it 😭
Samw
the most insane thing watching this when it dropped on Netflix, THAT GUY AT THE END IS FRIENDS WITH MY FAMILY TOO!
TheTjomegasparks lololol
Lol.. 🤣🤣🤣
"That guy comes to my Thanksgiving dinner!!"
the fact that i believe you is the worst part of all
wtf
Shout out to my best friend Sara who did her senior thesis on the chinese exclusion act and how it effected Americans perception of asian-americans
that sounds interesting i kinda wanna read that
That's dopeee, definitely a part of history that gets way overlooked
dude we need the full text
That was in 1882, and decades later it was overturned due to China becoming a US ally in WW2. Any Chinese misperception/prejudice is mostly due to them now being a "shady power" and a communist state, generalizations of them as "hackers" and "dog eaters"...
Pinki bon khanki maghi
The last guy: Hassan you are anti-indian. You should restpect india and Hindus.
The last guy: i just need a picture man!!!!😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Shit is everywhere
@Money-printers areh Amit shah keh personal toilet paper.
Yep this feels like India already
@Money-printers Yup he is not Indian. He is American born to Indian immigrant family.
@Money-printers So what is your point. How is it even relevent. If you make an argument like this then for sure, you know nothing about India.
I’m in the UK, when folks talk about “Asian” here it means someone that’s of Indian, Pakistani, Bengali ... origin. The Chinese, Japanese, Korean ... communities are entirely separate entities. It’s fascinating how the US has a different idea of Asian altogether.
right i....s common sense....chines, korean , etc to me are orientals
Yes, and north asians or some of the northwest are entirely forgotten... being an indian, i also had that connotation of "asian"
@Shafin Tashfinur Rahman whoa
Huh! Fascinating indeed. When you use "Americans", I feel like you're only meaning "Continental United States of Americans". How unfair, ya know? I just feel like people from Paraguay and everywhere else in North America and South America should be included. Anyways, back to your point ...... rather, the hints of brain activity I noticed from that heap of letters and punctuation ......... (???What happened?? What the fuck am I talking about? ....... Ahh, yes ..... back to insulting this fascinated fuck) ......
Dear Ass Clown,
When using the term "Asian", it would be fair to say that "Asian people" are from "Asia". If you want to go a bit further with your heaps of letters and punctuation that you refer to as "Thoughts", then try out this gem ..... "Non-Asians" which would include any people that are from places that do not identify as "Being from the continent of Asia".
Love,
Jacob Harman
P.S. Masalmeh Rami, in all seriousness, you are my brother (Or sister ........ remember that I'm an ignorant American so I have no clue) and I love you! I truly do! That being said, I think its important to know what we are all good at ......... and the ..... rest of the stuff in the world. In your case, insulting Continental Americans in some weird attempt to sound P.C. would fall into the "rest of the stuff in the world" category. Talk less, listen more. You will thank me later! Goodbye my sibling ...... and good luck! Wow this insult is getting a bit friendly ........ let me rub some reality on ya ........ Christian? Muslim? Buddhist? Do you pray to Joe Pesci? Whichever one you identify as makes you a fucking asshole. I can't wait to meet you at the Finish Line of Life, so I can laugh at your dumb ass! I will be the one equipped with the "Shit-Eating Grin". Seriously though, your beliefs make you an embarrassment to the entire human race.
FIN
Okayyyyy but Bengali are indians too
Can we just appreciate how the producers and Hasan allow *FULL* episodes to be on RUclips for our enjoyment
Edit: Thank you so much I’ve never gotten this many likes. I know it really doesn’t affect my life that much but it made my day : )
You have Netflix to thank for that. They upload tons of their content I'm sure RUclips has some sort of deal worked out.
and by allow you mean they have a complex advertising and marketing strategy explicitly defined in contracts
@@nile7999Yes if something is a hit on Netflix especially comedy specials, they'll clip them, but like John Oliver, Hasan puts out the long form which is great and 2 revenue streams for Netflix and the show.
Ironically, I have Netflix and still end up watching this show on RUclips more often than not XD
netflix wants more market value
Lmao that guy who called Hasan anti-Indian was hillarious xD.
He's obviously joking. They know each other. I joke like that with my friends all the time, calling them names XD
Well, that was clearly being sarcastic and joking
It was very scary for me, almost like PTSD, if you yell at someone that much where I come from bad things could happen
That is neat, ngl. 🤣😂🤣😂
“You disrespect modi and you disrespect HINDUS!! But anyway he is good guy and we disagree but that’s okay.” What a fucking sweetheart of a man
I was a volunteer for a Yang fundraiser. I can confirm there were a lot of Asians there...
That’s good to hear! Hopefully he gets the Asian-American vote in the 2020 election! It would be incredible. #Yang2020
I would have loved to work for him.
@@ryl3067 unfortunately, he ended his campaign. :(
that's good to hear but...racism, classism, nationalism, ageism, all -isms gotta go. getting past tribalism will help us as a planet tremendously.
I’m sorry
" I don't agree with you, but you are a good man."
We need more of that, all over the world.
I appreciate you guys focusing on Yang's blackout in the media.
They need to do more to highlight it as a systemic problem. It is not just Yang. It is every true progressive - Bernie, Tulsi and Andrew. Hopefully, they'll do a whole episode on mainstream media bias and establishment corruption of democracy through it.
@@MsBhappy Hasn't this been happening forever? I believe the documentary 'Spin' talks about how media literally picks frontrunners in the American presidential election.
“Three of you just wrote in Mandalorian!”
This Is The Way.
Play by Asian stunt people?
This is the way
This Is The Way
This is the way.
this is the way
MATH = Make America Think Harder
Love this
I am so impressed with how Hasan Minhaj handles himself. Whoever thought that an Asian-American (I presume he's American) would be slaying it on American media. Hats off to him, man.
I'm glad Hasan pointed out the vast diversity in Asian-Americans; it's hard to imagine Indians, Koreans, Filipinos, Vietnamese, Chinese, Mongolians, and Japanese having much in common except of course as Americans sharing the general immigrant experience.
There can be a criscross with some cultures but really they are all very unique in customs and beliefs.
We all eat rice
@@Tanjhid This is also why all Europeans are the same, they all eat cheese.
@Boricua 787 nope not India
But he keeps throwing me off every time he says "we" when talking about Asian experiences.
Is he sexually identifying as Asian these days? Last time he was Indian, and before that he was Arabic Islamic. What's next? "We as Hispanics" ?
I wish the interview with Andrew Yang was much longer. That guy is awesome.
you have a good one there ruclips.net/video/cTsEzmFamZ8/видео.html
Don’t forget to vote for him in your state’s primary, my friend! #Yang2020
I love Andrew's approach. He jokes to lower defenses and then hooks them with his economic message. It's actually pretty similar to what Hasan does with his show. It don't matter that some can't see the bigger picture. It's gonna take a combination of substance and funny to tackle Trump. Yang is the best option!
It takes a combination of experience and negotiation ability to be president. Yang would be a disaster.
@@Ugly_German_Truths Yeah, just look at Trump, he has neither.
Cheap shots aside, Yang's problem is that he has zero understanding of how billionaires act. If you simply give everyone more money, everything will just get more expensive. If you want to make things better, just make it so everyone is guaranteed to have healthcare, higher education, maybe even food and housing if I may be so radical. UBI is like slapping a bandage on a gunshot wound. It looks like you're helping, but the thing that caused it and the problems it caused are still there, and might even get worse because of it.
@@moth.monster u guys are idiots Nothing gets more expensive amercans are not the only consumers people need to cater to!! thats not how economcs works!! this method is tried and tested in many places with many people. It has only positives for human welfare the only negatives are pregnant moms & studying children get out of the workforce... donno if that is a benifit in the long race?? U do? U probably haven't read his webpage he has policies that are beyond criticism for all the above that you mentioned, just read his other policies get to know the man - Disappointment from an Indian dude who has nothing to do with US politics.
@@moth.monster UBI is much more than a bandage. It's a change to the foundation of our economic system. Short term it will give every American citizen a chance to live a happier life. Long term, it prepares us for a wave of automation that's going to leave millions of people off of work
In Alaska, their inflation growth rate actually slowed down after they started their oil checks. Everything is on sale the day people receiving their oil checks as businesses competing for the money.
I am Gujarati, props to Booker to actually IDENTIFYING WE EXIST!
That look on Hasan's face when he was asked for a photo by that Sacramento dude😂
hasan is rlly out here doing power points presentations for a living
shurednichso ah omg ur definitely right ! i’ll change it rn
shurednichso lmao yeah im always tempted to pronounce hasan with a farsi accent but i have to stop myself lol
Yeah, they ignore Asian Americans SOOO much, they gave him a show on Netflix, named it after the most hated peice of legislation in the History of American Legislation, and hired a team of marketers to flood social media with tweets about ho funny he is. (Cue the laughing)
He has a team that makes his technical presentations
He changed the political satire/comedic format. Of sitting behind the desk and having guests sit down. Instead he does interviews before and edits them for the show that he does standing like a stand-up comedian, and engages the audience more so than other shows I find, all with eye catching graphics. His audience is much closer to him like during a comedy special too. Really inventive production.
My friend told me just last week that he's never heard his parents refer to each other by their names. I guess the lack of PDA goes without saying.
It's common.
Well,im south asian and never could bring myself to address my husband by name (its a cultural thing i guess, nobody actually told me NOT to calk him by name) i guess its coz my parents never called each other by name either. My husband has no problem calling me by name though.
@@86upsmaya what do you call him? Husband?
@@Mirsab before kids i used to call him all the nick names. When the kids came, i started calling him Papa coz i feared babies might start calling him honey (or its equivalent in my language which is super cheesy) he also started calling me Mama for a while coz kids started calling me by name. I only refer to him by name in his absense or just as my hubby, or my man 🙂
As a white guy whose parents just called each "mom" and "dad" (and later "grandma" and "grandpa" when the first grandkid was born) growing up, I'm a little amused at this. And every friend and friendly acquaintance was also called a familial term ("aunty"/ "uncle" or "grandma"/ "grandpa" depending on their age).
OMG! Just found you today on RUclips. Yay social distancing! I loved hearing about the power of Asians in America. You are so smart. You’re like the Asian John Oliver. Please don’t stop educating us. You are definitely funny, but you’re intelligent and telling us things we need to know! I want to learn about minorities and immigrants and their profound contributions to America! And their political potential. Thank you so much! Modi and Trump were made for each other. But we need inclusion. Not divisiveness. Please keep up your good work. It seems a little easier to understand the world when humor is thrown in. I felt ignorant about the world. Thanks to you, Hasan , I feel just smidge smarter. That feels good. There is so much injustice. Thank you for speaking up!
aww this was so special
The guy at 23:40 "I'm ashamed of you".
10 seconds later "He is a good guy".
Family :D
He was hella drunk i think
That's every Indian abroad ♥️
Every Indian family get together
This is Brownness at its peak man
But Yang took the criticism very well and he was listening the whole time rather than ignoring or arguing which is a big thing as a Politician.
Yang actually loves talking with and being around regular people. It's funny to watch his campaign manager have to pull him away because he won't stop talking
that girl at 8:15 definitely thought that hasan was the one who was running for president lmao
yeah, because he pointed at himself.
i hate her willingness to vote for a candidate just because he's the same race as her without asking about their policy proposals. tsk tsk tsk.
@@hopesy12u4 In her defense: she was probably starstruck as all hell, scrambling her cognitive abilities and just went with it.
Yang: I'm Asian so I know a lot of doctors (OUTRAGEOUS)
Hasan: Im Indian American, it's hard to get money out of us . (Perfectly fine)
Indians have thicker skin than us. They've been through British colonialism and they've learnt how to survive: Don't take anything personally! We gotta learn from them.
who was outrageous? nobody
Hasan is comedian and yang is presidential candidate
@@defencefactworld my bad, I forgot you had to be a comedian to make jokes.
@@nugooyen749 damn you got him good. btw i totally agree with u.
I love the guy who’s like “ I’m looking for a Democrat “ at a trump event
*It wasn't a trump event*
@@vgetginas4736 It was a Beyonce event!
If trump or anyone said he' d give me money he'd have my vote . But i really like Andrew Yang he really seems great !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@bulldog6369 so you're looking to vote for someone who gives you free shit (courtesy of the taxpayers)? I take it you don't pay much in taxes.
Bulldog ya really believe he would do that?
Yang should be able to say he's asian and he should be able to say he knows a lot of doctors lmao
I agree, that moment was just weird though, because he went for the pause and moderators thought he was done....
But it’s true. Most asians DO know a lot of doctors.
Emilio AMP oh the people of this world. Getting triggered by being called doctors and by knowing doctors.
HenryDavidT So, I don’t think the question is whether or not Yang knows a lot of doctors or if knowing doctors is bad. Like a lot of people are saying, as Asians, it’s common for us to know doctors. A lot of these stereotypes exist because we see them in the asian American community (congrats on your academic achievements, by the way), and when we look at the individual stereotypes as bullet points, they don’t necessarily reflect poorly on us. People are more taking issue with Yang’s rhetoric because he’s saying he is the opposite of Trump because he’s an asian that’s good at math. It gets laughs out of people, but it plays into the “model minority” image Hasan talks about in this. He doesn’t go into extensive detail, but he does mention how the model minority image is problematic. The first reason, which is less exciting but still valid, is that not all Asians are smart and good at math (obviously true and nothing revolutionary). The second reason, which is way more concerning, is that since Asians Americans tend to be more successful (like Hassan’s stat about Indian men) despite our unfortunate history in this country (Chinese exclusion act, alien land owning acts in Cali, Japanese internment, the railroads) it builds a narrative that pits PoC against each other. “Look at the Japanese Americans. We locked them up in WWII, but now they’re going to Stanford and Harvard and make so much money. This country is so great. Why can’t you do that, black people?” Do you see what I mean? I’m not asking anyone to feel bad for me as an Asian American or to cry about it. I’ve been living awesome life, but that’s kind of the point. I get to because systemically there are less barriers than for other minority groups. I think this is often why some of the first people to defend or justify white people are Asians. We play into the narrative because we benefit from it.
None of this is to say being Asian American is easier or the same than being white (it’s not). This isn’t me saying Yang is a bad candidate because of this. He doesn’t have my vote personally, but he’s incredibly important in this race and has brought up incredibly relevant issues that aren’t talked about today. And, most importantly, I’m not discrediting any your accomplishments, or any accomplishments by Asian Americans. Being in a top 20 research university is hard, and you definitely worked your ass off and should be proud. But, when we read into these things, rather than dismiss them as political correctness or people getting triggered, we build better understanding of ourselves and our community.
@@Doobomb I am Chinese who don't good at Maths and I don't have a problem with Yang saying this.
For the model minority thing, do you think Asian should be less successful to fit the narrative of minority in America in general? I know you don't think so, but what you said sound like you do. What about Jews? Do Jews count as minority or Whites? The main problem is Asian do not speak up politically, so the other can force the model minority image to us, and use us to fit their narrative. I hope what Yang does here can encourage more Asian Americans to engage in politic and shift the stereotype put onto Asian. It is more powerful to just say "don't joke about being Asian".
I edited it so nobody knows why it has so many likes tehe.
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lol
NRC needed in America now.. Right 🤔
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Those Asians in the interviews don't get it. I'm Chinese and I love Andrew for putting himself out there. He represents Asians very well. I will proudly vote for him on Super Tuesday!
Yi Wei Zhang agreed. He’s just joking around and playing and OWNing those stereotypes, but those criticisms are just part of the ignorant community.
Willing to bet he Yanged at least the UBI doubter.
Even if ubi were dubious as a concept now (i don't think it would be), it certainly wouldn't be going forward in time xD
@@elchamber What? Joking and playing around? Owning those stereotypes, yes, in the sense of perpetuating them, which the Asian voters clearly criticized. They aren't ignorant at all but voice their concern. Not even Asian voters like Andrew Yang! Embarrassing.
@@PrimoStracciatella Nice one racist, way to speak for us.
Not all Asians are the same. Plus they are all just in different stages of the Yanggang process. Give them time and links to Yang policies and copious amount of youtube videos.
Andrew Yang yelling “not a plant” is a hilarious to me.
Damn it was depressing when Asian people won't give him the support, I personally think that UBI could be the most ambitious economic reform in this country.
@@jaidenzheng6969 There are a lot of young asians who are from rich parents and the UBI doesn't affect them when they get $10K allowance a month. But if there are higher taxes, it'll affect them and they don't want that. You gotta think about that portion of asians.
@MrMagooo PLEASE present evidence. 😂 That's hilariously false and misguided.
@MrMagooo yeah bro, show me your notes lol
Tyler Melick Hey there! Just to be clear, inflation only happens when more money is being PRINTED, not redistributed. I’n theory, if everyone got 1000$ a month, they could look towards getting houses by leasing it with that money, that would drastically lower the price of rent and make it more affordable to those that can’t afford it at this moment. UBI would help grow our communities and economy by 2 trillion dollars.
You can go over and read more than 100+ policies on his website at yang2020.com !
And we see the distinct Asian trait of presenting disappointment upfront.
The plot twist with that Indian guy in the end, Ya Allah it left me in tears 🤣
I really wish they would’ve delved deeper into Andrew Yang and talk about his policies. I believe the demographic that watches this program would like what he has to say.
How come people don't know yet what his policies are?
People like to ignore politics because they see it as a joke & a reason for people to be jerks to each other
Every Yang policy is posted on Yang2020.com
its on a separate video on this channel
ruclips.net/video/anU4Agy1Fbk/видео.html see this
"you can either make money, or make a difference, you can't do both"
Yang: orly?
the uncle at end yelling at him but still approves that Hasan is a good guy lolzzz.... WE know Hasan is a good guy uncle jee ... keep calm and love HASAN
he reminds me of uncle jee actually, I remember when I was a kid, i use to buy candy from uncle jeee
BJP Don't Want That
Uncle jiiiiii
@@izaccy hahahahah actually all uncles we know are like that praising us and criticise us at the same time
I was dead when Hasan said that the dude that screamed at him was actually someone his parents knew. 😂 That is a new level of Asianess. Even I don't know when I'm in the subway or the road if I know some person so we not awkwardly smile and say hello...
Its about hostility between religions(Hindus and Muslims) carried from India to America. Its difficult to get rid off these enemity.
Varunraj kumar C Rao where is the hostility ? U r killing innocent Kashmiris yes in the past it was Muslims fault but now times have change it seems India government is the problem and about apologizing I don’t think Pakistan will until they make Kashmir either join pakistan or an independent state cause let’s be real Kashmiris are suffering rn
@MrMagooo it's the leaders we grew up with, the system we grew up in. In Lebanon there is a confessional sectarian system and they're trying to rise above it so politicians can stop using their religions to make the citizens weak. Previous generations had it simpler, the common enemy was the colonizers but now everybody is allied with their oppressor because they share a religious sect and see them as their form of representation when in reality BJP does not want Muslims and Hindus to be united so they stoke anger fear and xenophobia
I think it is just a personal heckle. When my uncle saw me outside during college, he heckled me in public in front of my friends.. it was all his form of fun.. i can see that uncle is same..
@MrMagooo you're right I watched very one sided coverage of Kashmir and India but frankly I have no spoken to someone who speak about it like you, it's very polarized and many people pointing fingers as you see above. You're right Muslims voted for BJP but that does not mean they aren't anti Muslim and that they are exacerbating preexisting rivalries in Hindu majority regions where Muslims face discrimination. How else can you explain the rise in natiolalist sentiments and Islamophobic violence? I understand nobody's hands are clean but Mori and BJP certainly act against the public's faith in each other they would rather spur sectarian tensions.
Nowadays, asian is understood as mostly kpop, or ethnicities from east asia like japan, korea china etc. I said i was indian, someone said, "oh i thought you were asian." 😐
Andrew Yang is going to do well with young Muslims in my humble opinion. I've Yanged my whole Fam already.
Thanks Hasan for covering him.
I spent 4 hours at a mall yanging clerks and store managers. I also yanged homeless people outside of the mall. Yang Gang!
I love Yang but actually he could use some nuanced foreign policy takes. His stance on anything too controversial is "I would sit down with advisers and decide the best course of action for Americans." He's obviously towing a line because he doesn't have the reputation to take on bold FP decisions or even have critical opinions about Israel/Palestine, Kashmir, Saudi Arabia because he doesn't want to say the wrong things.
@@Hayanomie You are expecting him to be like other traditional politicians. He is not. His strengths are in seeing where the country should be in the future. He is better than other candidates in addressing issues of data rights, cyber security, intellectual property protection, election meddling, and other new issues around cyber warfare and the impact on democracy.
He doesnt know anything about foreign policy. Bernie is miles ahead of everyone in this regard.
Well bernie is talking about spitting israels aid with palestine. Trying to get saudi amd iran to make peace and withdrawing troops from the middle east and afghanistan.
"And I am ashamed to say that you are from Sacramento, Man, BTW can I get a photograph with you?" LLLLLLOOOOOOLLLLLLL
"even though we have different opinions, he is a good guy" how is this guy a bhakt dude 😂
@@lathah8160 what u mean by bhakt
@@lathah8160 ... you can joke but dont be so salty that you would just troll someone just because of his political views.
@@flowerbear_ umm I can and I will plus isn't Hasan doing it too. why are you here?
@@m.sadikshaikh7687 a blind Modi/BJP supporter. Just like how the US has blind Trump supporters.
So what I’m hearing is:
Somebody should sell “Cory 2020: I’ll give you one cousin” bumper car stickers and donate the proceeds to the Yang campaign.
Cory in the house babbby.
LOL did not expect to see you in the comment section
@@nikhilnewse3318 Come on! It's called splitting the Indian vote! Divide and rule! The Romans did it! I can't believe you haven't caught on to it yet! It's the oldest trick in the politician's book!
@@mugdhaparulekar2233 Nobody expects the Spanish Inquisition
I like how he's acting like he's on the fence because he's really playing into the mindset of a lot of people who don't know who Andrew is yet. We know you're Yang Gang Hasan.
He's not "playing into the mindset of a lot of people who don't know who Andrew is yet" - he doesn't know him well, which is no surprise, and is on the fence about what he knows about him.
That Indian guy thought yelling "you shoul
d respect modi and hindus" now can get a selfie "hassan is a good guy" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Someone should tell him to go back to India
@@miss42310 but he's not indian. He's American.
@@GreenGoblinCoryintheHouse that uncle is do patriotic ask him to go back and settle in india...modi should give him a job lol
The Interview of Andrew Yang was done way earlier then the complete segment. Andrew yang has gained much more traction then the interview has shown.
it feels like yang got a lot less speaking time than booker even in this video
Yang said he has a deep cuts with Hasan too so be on the look out for that longer interview :)
@@goodbad-boy THE IRONY OF THIS THOUGH. HASAN FOR THE WHOOSH.
Hasan: Andrew Yang gets less speaking time despite polling higher than candidates.
Also Hasan: Hi Cory Booker glad to have you on the show for longer than Yang to talk about Asians being overshadowed in the media.
That would make sense.
MATH Make America Think Harder! Yang 2020
Bernie with Tulsi as VP 2020
OldSoulMillennial Bernie no. Yang/Tulsi is the best ticket.
OldSoulMillennial Bernie sanders will never win. Not only because his policies suck but did you forget he’s also Jewish? Never had been a Jewish president, and in all honesty probably never will. I think yang, and Biden are the best bets.
Thank you!! I have been waiting for someone to talk about the Chinese Exclusion Act!!
y'all don't know how long I've been waiting for Hasan to talk about the howdy modi thing in an episode
Shreya why?
I love modi and India so I guess I didn’t appreciate him trying to make the Indian people trump may have gained by going to howdy modi to not vote trump just because they are friends, however that is an important factor for most Indians in USA we want the 2 countries to have very good relations so that they assist us with Pakistan
@@lsuronak1992 great, so they are allies against Islam... I mean... sorry... "Radical islamic terrorism"
@@lsuronak1992 top question - why?!??
Andrew Yang got more facetime on this show than any other media coverage out there.
Agreed, but unfortunately said facetime didn't do him much justice.
@@RasamritS Yeah mentioning UBI without why he wants it to be implemented (automation) paints a false picture,
It doesn't help when Bernie camp has been spreading misinformation about Yang's policy to confuse voters. It's an underhanded tactics but it won't work because Yang Gang is everywhere now spreading the truth. Yang explains how he plans to fund UBI here (timestamped) ruclips.net/video/cTsEzmFamZ8/видео.html
Not to mention
Hasan: "Andrew Yang gets less speaking time despite polling higher than candidates!"
Also Hasan: **invites Cory Booker, a lower polling candidate, to talk about disenfranchisement of ASIANS**
Yang needs to get his campaign together and reach out to the Asians in their native languages to get the votes!
he has his campaign together you're just not paying attention. he's moving smart & low key.
policy.humanityforyang.com/
Also, it seems like he's trying his best to avoid identity politics, and focus on issues instead of pandering.
In their native languages? R u fxxking kidding?
Andrew Yang is about all Americans and that includes Asians... how I wish people can come to their senses and grow up...
You gave Booker a pretty fair shot to speak, why was Yang’s segment just walking around asking others in asian communities what they think of him and not letting him talk? Why not show his response to those people who were criticizing him? This segment seems super one sided and is a bit hypocritical.
I think there’s an interview separate to this episode with Yang
I feel real sorry for Andrew man. That girl was like "u kiddin?"
Seriously that just messed with my head. I'm Mexican but if the first Latino president wasn't Mexican I wouldn't mind at all. I'd still be happy. I don't understand how she could be all for any Asian president and then says that to Yang. I feel bad for Yang because he's the first Asian Democratic candidate to run and people don't even care or give him shit because he's not the "right" Asian
Ummm desis are also Asian bro
@Ultra Mega Desis are Asians in the UK. East Asians are Asians in the New World. Turks are Asians in Germany. There's probably more. Asian basically means 'other', or 'the people we don't talk to', or 'can't communicate with' or 'who stick to their own kind'.
It's basically a term of exclusion, and non specific.
@Alice Rodríguez Desis are called "Asians" in the UK (because India was the jewel of the British crown while it was still an empire, so naturally, due to freer migration within the Commonwealth, Desis became the most prominent "Asian" population in the UK. So in the UK, to this very day, an "Asian" is a "Desi".
In the US and the rest of the Commonwealth: Canada, Australia, New Zealand, maybe South Africa, but I'm not so sure, "Asian" tends to refer to "East Asian", and maybe also "South East Asian", because they can't tell us apart.
But in Germany, due to their geography, "Asian" tends to refer to Turks, or even Arabs, possibly even other Middle Eastern nations, like Persians and other Iranians, etc. But mainly Turks.
So "Asian" is pretty much the most versatile and non specific definition of "other" in most European and other Western countries.
Basically, if not Black and not White, then Asian. Which isn't always very helpful.
@Alice Rodríguez Oh dear, the typical American stereotypes: "Ignorant, and proud of it" confirmed, at least, for this person.
Is this what people call a "ValGirl"? If so, remind me never to fall for their looks. This kind of personality would literally just do my head in.
God forbid me from having to worry about you ever again!
"for most children of immigrants our mission is to do well in school and get good grades"
Me, an Asian American: *cries in math over 3AM term papers*
Yep, and I failed.
Hey, I got through an engineering degree a while ago, and let me tell you something: it never gets better. Never does.
Enjoy!
You get do it,just follow the rules and pick a rhythm (still traumatized by those words)
I feel ya 😂 finals are coming up and I’m feeling the stress 💀
When he the guy yelling at him asked for picture and then Hasan said the came to his house for thanksgiving I literally started crying of laughter.
If any of you recognized Prince Zuko's voice towards the beginning of this video, I'm proud of you
Bruh
oh my god
@Shafin Tashfinur Rahman dude take that to a political comment not someone giving us happy flashbacks
U know what's common between Hasan Minhaj and Andrew yang?
Their hand gestures.
Though she can't run for Presidency, Shout out to Tammy Duckworth, she's an Asian-American War Veteran who is a senator for the state of Illinois.
*Googles* Whoa... Mad Respect.
yes omg, she can win!!!!! I was just thinking that it would be cool if the first female president would be an asian american woman, And she was the one who coined "private bone spurs"!!!!
She can run if she wants to. While she was born in Thailand, her father was an American citizen. So it's much like with Ted Cruz, who was born in Canada but was still eligible to run for President because his mother is American.
@Ryan Clarke there there
She is a potential VP candidate. I have heard Sanders campaign was thinking of her. It's either her or Nina Turner .
23:34 that lady he’s interviewing when that Indian uncle criticed hasan out of the blue lol her reaction is everything 😂
Thanks man, i didn't even notice it 😮.... that reaction was gold 😂😂
Did you see the man do the eye brow raise/wink when he is taking the picture with Hasan? Like yeah man ….
I love how the guy was like: “I’m ashamed to say you’re from Sacramento” while high-fiving him 😂
Hasan: Asians are not stereotypes
Also Hasan: I actually know that guy!
"How was Japanese internment cheerful?"
"Oh, My...."
- George Takei
“He bragged about it” that was funny 😂😂😂
as an asian, i know a lot of asians. we support yang. and we’re glad to have an asian running for president.
Tee L YangGang
I seriously wasn't expecting that I'll be actually clapping by the end of this video, top-notch content.
"You can either make money or make a difference."
And you need money to make a difference 😅
Mohamed Abdelmajid false 🤦🏽♂️
the capitalists' moto! sheesh... imagine believing that
And I'd love it if you make an audio edition of the patriot act's episodes on spotify. Like the daily show with Trevor Noah ears edition.
Trevor Noah does WHAT!? *Goes to spotify* WHAT!?!?!?
@@StudioNama same!!! WHAT?!?!
@@StudioNama yup. Audio of his show on spotify.
Nah..I wanna see the visual effects too
@@dr.fathimathzahraashraf4490 yeah. Visual is always better. But if it's audio I can listen to it while doing work and all.
I got to see yang speak live. He’s cool and under appreciated
I saw him in Dallas last week, he was awesome.
Man America is getting more and more diverse than the east 😂.
nope.
the east is getting more westernised and thus it's a mirage in the west
NRC needed in America now.. Right 🤔
@@rajeevyadav5976 lol no....
@@sailaab More Westernized does not mean more White Americans/Europeans are living there.
Only White countries embrace immigration on mass from other cultures, mostly every other Country do not risk it. China and Japan are two of the most xenophobic countries in the World.
@@FriedrichBarb Yes, most Asian countries (that I have been to anyway) are decades behind, but from a very low base it is growing fast. It's an exaggeration to call any mainland Chinese city cosmopolitan, but if you go to e.g. Guangdong (aka Canton) you will find people from the whole planet. Japan had solid walls against immigration, still do, but they are lowered significantly.
It will come, not fast, but it will come. (I still find it fascinating that you can find Chinese everywhere, but not that many in India. And there are even fewer Indians in China. But I guess we will always have Singapore.)
Wow, as a white guy, I always though Hasan was being hyperbolic when he talked about how Indians shame within families and in the community. The guy at 23:30 was basically every impression Hasan has done of an older Desi person in his life
@I am boss You Jew? I'm rare to see any Jew in our country....
@I am boss fuck off there us nothing like that in India. Please know what the bill is about first. Muslim illegal immigrants are setting here and it's us a big problem since we already have overpopulation and less resources. And for gods sake muslim creates 2 seperate nations for themselves, both muslim nations, this bill was created so that the minorities that are being persecuted in Pakistan, afghanistan and Bangladesh and stay in India. Get your fucking facts straight.
@I am boss the illegal immigration from Bangladesh is at High rate. Also Hindus r allowed to be here in india is because Pakistan and Bangladesh is formed on the basis of religion..and still want to enter India. And Hindus and other minorities in those countries r always threatened to convert or killed. So India had enough with these unwanted people
@I am boss 20 crore muslims...lol..they r at approx 20 -25% of population...that to many are not enrolled because most of them live on closed communities.
Zachary White Ya... He’s not being hyperbolic 😂 You haven’t seen the worst... Just watch Indian news and Indian parents.
This episode was perfection. Thank you, Hasan, for being the voice Asian Americans need!!!!
I have learned so much from your shows!!! Thank you for keeping it real, keep being you!!! Many blessings to you and your family!!!
Many of Yang’s policies are interesting and are beginning to get picked up by the other candidates, he deserves more time than he gets both in debates and here.
Mick In what way are his policies being “picked up” by other candidates? His UBI is a back door way to cut welfare and it is funded by a regressive VAT tax. The only thing he has in common with other candidates, except Bernie, is that he backtracked on Medicare for all
Roshan Ailani how is it regressive? You have to spend 120k a year to lose on UBI. You know who’s going to spend $120k a year? Pretty sure not middle class or poor people.
@@roshana110 VAT is only regressive if not supplemented by UBI. And it can be tweaked so the common middle class citizen rarely sees it. The idea is to tax the production of goods instead of taxing the wealthy directly, the latter of which has massive implement problems demonstrated by other developed nations who all discontinued the wealth tax in favor of the VAT. And if we only tax the production of luxury items, the poor will never see this. It's not regressive because it's doomed to fail (as demonstrated by other nations, it's actually the opposite). It's regressive because the cost is passed down to consumers. If we only limit the VAT to apply to luxury items, the only consumers affected will be those purchasing them i.e. the wealthy. And the vast majority of the cost will be burdened by the companies manufacturing those goods.
I don't see you complaining that taxes will go up with Bernie's m4a plan. It's the same concept. Except you're actually not paying more for staple goods.
Your defending the current welfare programs is the same as other candidates defending private insurances. It's actually worse since literally nobody likes applying for these things month to month, whereas there are people who do have a good deal with their current insurances. If you think our current welfare plans are so great, i recommend you try and apply for one of them and realize how dehumanizing and time consuming it is to stay on them. In addition, the "no stack" argument is unconvincing when you see that the number of applicants for welfare benefits go down during tax season, which is money that DOES stack with things like food stamps. Nevertheless, people opt to not apply to them anyway because the aid they receive is too meager compared to the time investment needed. So even if UBI stacked with welfare benefits, you'll inevitably see people opt to not apply for them anyway. In other words the argument is an arbitrary one.
Many supporters of Yang doesn't just support him for UBI:
Democracy Dollars
Ranked Choice Voting
Decriminalize Opioids
Reverse Boot Camp
Life-Skills Education
...
www.yang2020.com/policies/
@@roshana110 VAT is much more progressive than wealth tax. UBI is a better alternative to most welfare programs anyway.
Enjoyed as always. But let me fix couple things.there r waay more than 19 Asian ethnicities living in the US. There are central Asians - Kazakh Kirgiz Turkmen Uzbek and other smaller federations and countries. There is also West Asia - Azərbaijan, Iran, Turkey, Georgia, Armenia, Syria, Palestine and etc.
2. MATH stands for Make America Think Harder
3. You ahould go more into Yang policies, still a coverage he needs but not fair one tbh. Thank You :)
He was talking about his live audience, there were 19 asian ethnicities inside his live studio audience
To be fair, West Asia could be lumped in with Middle Eastern ethnicities, like Arab, Kurdish, etc.
thanks for the info 👍🏽
while what MATH stands for is a great slogan, it is not clear enough from the get go you know? and i bet a lot of asian american are pretty sick of the Good At Math stereotype, so it doesn't work well.
but i'll look into andrew more, you're right
@@StudioNama Middle East is political term not Geographical :)
@@oof-wi7hp agree :)
I once saw my dad kiss my mom on the cheek.
I am forever traumatized
Dude i once watched helplessly as our family photographer made my parents act their prewed photo like gazing into eact other's eyes and istg felt like tearing my uncomfortable stomach into pieces
@@rampta6522 Ewwwwwww
@solo ist NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
No.please! GOD NO!
I am not even exaggerating but I just physically recoiled at the thought of that!
Man...u r so funny 😂😂
And said out loud, *gasp* , _Ai shiteru_
I'm adopted and don't know my history as well as I'd like. In the wake of George Floyd, hearing my history traced from 1882-1965 moved me to tears.
Thanks for this.
Every early Monday morning:
1) Last Week Tonight
2) Patriot Act
John Oliver tou ab February meiN hee lautega :-/
@@sailaab Bro! SantaCon nahi dekha Kya? Kya comedy tha. 😂😂😂
@@jeevan402 but it was a measly 5 mins :(
True 😊☺
True man... Dat absolutely true
Andrew Yang 2020 all the way.
do you think it could happen? I'm not american so I'm not really following the elections that much
No thanks
@@jalabala2772 Andrew Yang 2020, the only candidate concerned about my future.
MATH: www.canandrewyangwin.com/#
@@agingchill9012 thanks
I don't pretend to know everything which is why I'm always trying to learn. I knew Bernies' 2016 Grass Roots Revolution had a huge impact on the 2018 & 2019 elections, but I had no idea that Asian voting played the role that it did, which in hindsight makes hella sense. College Educated, 18-40.
Thank you for enlightening me more Hasan Minhaj!
Keep up the great work @ Patriot Act
Then I have to say Thank God for the Asian American Community then because America OBVIOUSLY needs more Educated voters right now.
I live in India and yanggang , Yang actually made me get out of bed ridden depression .
Wtf?
"we are one group chat away from changing history" isn't it
Renuka Hegde that was a great line. I didn’t realize this show had such good writing. I’ll be watching it more after this.
Isn’t it 😂
I'm Asian and hence it is possible for me to have watched the full video even though it's been only 2 mins since upload
dahling it gets uploaded to Netflix and then a century later on other freeloading places
"19 million Asian Americans and only 9 WhatsApp group threads" had me dying, lmao!!!
I'VE NEVER LAUGHED SO HARD ONCE UNTIL I SAW THE LOVE-HATE RELATIONSHIPS ASIANS HAVE FOR EACH OTHER HAHAHAHAHA
Andrew Yang is the best candidate out there👍
Bernie with Tulsi as VP 2020
Adam Burton
I agree, but he is not the only good candidate. There are 2 others, no Warren is not one of them.
As an Asian myself, I agree with those 2 passerby being interviewed who feels Andrew Yang is perpetuating Asian stereotypes, but the huge difference is, the intent and result did not demean Asians, it was a moment of levity and also being a pioneer in the political arena just addressing the elephant in the room. I think America is lucky to have Andrew as a candidate.
YES!
Exactly. It’s a joke.
true
I get what you're saying, but there are far worse stereotypes about other races that are perpetuated by people of that same race. I honestly just thought Yang was trying to be funny and inject comedy, regardless of if it worked. Unfortunately, robot types aren't looked upon fondly in society. And I say that as a guy who prefers robot types. People like Yang are probably told by their handlers to make the jokes to appear more likeable to stupid people.
omg as a brown person from virginia i’m honored to be recognized in this episode
Just imagine how tough it will be to select 1 cousin out of all the cousins in your family
LOL, Hasan looked really terrified of that uncle at the end 😂😂😂
I'm highly doubtful Hasan & the hardworking folks at Patriot Act intended this, but it's sad how editing it down to a quick, punchy segment really makes Yang look like a joke - I'm so glad he's made the effort to go on (literally?) every podcast in existence so we can see the math and see how powerful his policies are
It does make me question who else in other Patriot Act interviews come off like jokes but might be worth listening to in a long form conversation setting
Anand Giridharadas from the last episode. Totally worth listening to him!
I heard he had more speaking time on Deep Cuts and that's why
patriot act is fake woke to serve a misleading narrative
nal seems so
@Zbeve20 John Oliver can do it. Hasan's writing team wants to look like they hit all the nails on the head, without hitting the nails with any depth, it's all superficial. It's like they're trying to legitimize hivemind gen x/millennial twitter by doing 5 seconds of research that fits their opinion and giving it a speaker, live studio audience, and powerpoint slides to make themselves sound like an authority/legitimate journalism.
It's not just this video, I also noticed it in his videos about fast fashion and billionaires. His narrative isn't his unique voice or narrative, it's someone else's copy pasted conclusions
Love this episode.
Hasan, please make an episode based on the football/soccer. There are lot of struggles and problem in football. The pressure from the club and fans to perform better, the problems of homophobia, racism...
You are not just a comedian
You are much more
Love from India
I’m usually not one to criticize Hasan, but I felt like with the short amount of time that the Yang segment was, there could’ve been a better discussion elevating some of his plans and policies for bringing this country together and addressing Asian voters. I just saw montages of him in China town with a few unconvinced voters.
One of the best episodes of patriot Act, thank you Hasan Minhaj
Check out Yang’s campaign, regardless of identity politics, he is someone who I personally believe is aware of the problems of 21st century. Most democratic candidates are beginning to take his talking points just like he predicted.
Yang's problem analysis is pretty good. His solutions to those problems are just atrocious. A VAT (regressive) tax to fund UBI is nonsensical considering he thinks a UBI is necessary because automation will destroy jobs and funnel money to rich people.
...so the question becomes, we need ubi because of automation, automation benefits the rich, so we tax the working class to pay for the ubi we need because the rich become richer.
...what?
He seems like a cool dude tho. Easily my #3 candidate, maybe even #2.
@@rebirthoflegend4797 I don't think you understand tax optimization very well if you think the VAT wouldn't hit the rich. It's the one tax that you cannot really avoid.
And don't say "step on tax avoidance". Sure you can do that with people you know are rich, but you have to drop one of these three on the income/wealth taxing side:
1. International financial transactions (can't give international loans or investments)
2. National sovereignty (US must be able to dictate to other countries)
3. Rule of law (we acknowledge you followed the letter of the law, but we know you are rich and will confiscate some more)
Those are all horrible.
Yangs plan moves nearly $2 trn to the bottoms 90% of society. From the VAT+Carbo tax+UBI basically everyone outside the top 5% comes out as a winner.
@RebirthOfLeGenD I can def see where you’re coming from and I rlly appreciate ur criticisms. Even in Europe the VAT has mixed results.
I’m no tax or policy expert, but Andrews proposed VAT tax is a VAT with a higher rate on luxury goods (which would be more effective in recapturing money from the rich who I assume spend much more on) and a lower rate on consumer staples seems to be easier to implement as opposed to an income tax.
But who knows what is the best way to go about it, it could flop. But as u pointed out a bit, I think being able to diagnose and recognize a problem comes first, a proposed solution doesn’t have to be the end all be all. Yang has admitted this as well, he’s open to trying things out and pivoting if necessary. I’m Yang gang all the way but I would be able to get behind some of the other non establishment candidates if they were to secure dem nomination. If Yang can’t win, I hope he’ll have a place in somebody’s cabinet!
I totally agree
"Yang's problem analysis is pretty good. His solutions to those problems are just atrocious. A VAT (regressive) tax to fund UBI is nonsensical "
Andrew Yang has examined successful methods other major countries have used. The VAT tax is one of them. It is the response to tax evasion rampant in the USA. The VAT tax can be adjusted to only target luxury goods.
"....considering he thinks a UBI is necessary because automation will destroy jobs and funnel money to rich people."
Your nonsense statement.
"...so the question becomes, we need ubi because of automation, automation benefits the rich, so we tax the working class to pay for the ubi we need because the rich become richer."
False.
The working class is not taxed by UBI (universal basic income).
UBI is paid for by the VAT tax and will also be paid for by facebook, google, and other tech companies that profit massively off people's data.
...what?
Any close examination of your argument, and it all falls apart. Yang's opponents and detractors don't want to debate on facts or will attempt to twist his platform when he cannot respond, much like rebirthoflegend.......................................................................
That guy really needs to research what Andrew Yang stands for I guarantee he’ll become a supporter
Harry Mathew I was talking about the guy on they interview on the street😂