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They know the real-world benefit of getting that extra $300 per child every month. whether they're applying it to paying bills or getting school supplies. they know that benefit. and so what i would advise democrats to do now is, yes, extend these programs. recognizing the parameters that they like run out under republican leadership, but also recognize that they are so popular, that if republicans were to ditch them and leave these people in a lurch, they're going to have to pay the political cost of that. because these rage moms are real, right? like, people are not going to back down. and t...

As things stand, this money expires next year. those rage moms you talked about are going to be pretty pissed, i would say, if that money drys up in the middle of an election year. it would be very bad for democrats, i would have to think, given how much this has cut child poverty so far. there's also the issue of aca subsidies. democrats have wrestled with the republicans, with the courts, for voters for years and years. they want to set the subsidy boost to expire and risk future republican congress refusing to extend them. these are the questions that democrats will have to grapple with. be...

Is necessarily going to be a consequence. i think that you'll have plenty of voters who are going to say, well, they couldn't restructure and fundamentally solve health care, because the covid pandemic wasn't something that could be fundamentally solved and eradicated. and just because of how covid has particularly upended what every woman knows is a struggle in a time when even there isn't a pandemic. and so, you've got a challenge upon a challenge. and then you have republicans, who have been supportive of some child tax credit measures, and then you know, you have republicans like senator m...

I would definitely call rage moms. they want to send their kids back to school. they don't want to be fighting with governors over mask mandates. are those people going to turn into a political force? >> well, i can use myself as an example. i'm part of the rage of the responsible. you can feel it everywhere whether you talk to your friends' networks or family members and community members that people are feeling fatigued but are angry they have to go back to wearing masks, restricting activities because a set of irresponsible people are endangering all of us. the political implications i'm no...