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Max, where did sort of -- we're sort of fooling ourselves if we think that folks who were part of the insurrection and the votes who were pushing this authoritarian bent within the republican party is sort of like a forgotten or unemployed voter. we need to rethink that. >> absolutely. i think there's been a lot of myths about the basis of the trump insurgency and it's not coming from devastated, you know, steel workers who have lost their jobs as those numbers show. it's a lot of middle class white people. in fact, "the atlantic" story made the point that this is the first large scale insurge...

Americans, right? by saying that the people of the january 6th rally, they're real americans and everybody else is not, you're de-legitimizing the idea where we can have a democracy with transfers of power. what president trump has done is primed a country to believe that elections are only real if republicans win. they are putting people in place to wield power to ensure that democrats who do win legitimately don't take their seats. that is the definition of authoritarianism. we are very close to that heading into 2022 and 2024. >> ryan klaas and max booth, thank you both very, very much for ...

Fired or quit for not complying with vaccine mandates to keep them alive so they don't get covid are now eligible for unemployment benefits in several republican controlled states. florida, iowa, kansasing and tennessee, have changed their unemployment insurance rules to undermine the biden administration's vaccine requirement for federal workers. tennessee has also passed a law prohibiting private businesses from asking employees to show proof for religious or medical exemptions. and in florida, a new law allows workers to be exempt due to future pregnancy or have been infected with covid i...

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