Tara argues that the Democratic Party's "big tent" approach is allowing dangerous, parasitic socialist and communist candidates to overtake the party and its current leadership.

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00:02 So major, at least in the commie corridor in New York, major victories for Democrat socialists. What does the leadership think about that? Well, you could tell they were all talking off the same talking points this weekend. Well, know, little communism, a little socialism, all part of the big tent. And I think what makes our party a beautiful party is the fact that it's a big tent. 00:31 We are a big tent party uh focused on the ordinary concerns of everyday Americans. We're a big tent. I want to make sure that our big tent is a tent that is in the majority and that we have the gavels. I want us to be a big tent party. I I've been saying this for years. em I think that it's actually a sign of a party that is alive and growing when there's a contest of ideas inside the party. 00:59 We talk a lot about the party being a big tent party and we should be. We are a big tent party. That's who we are. One of things that makes this Democratic party great is it's a big tent party. We need to stay that way. Yeah, so, you know, we need to hear the ideas of the people advocating the forms of government responsible for the deaths of somewhere between 110 and 220 million people in the last century, because 01:29 You know, they have important things to say. 01:34 Again, the lowest combined figure for Marxist-Leninist government forms. So that's socialism, communism, everything in between. Death toll in the last century, somewhere between, again, 110 million and 220 million. Socialist and communist governments. I'll probably never know the real figure. 02:03 And so we should just be like Big Ten. We should just, you know, hear what they have to say. Maybe they won't have to kill as many people this time. You know, it could work out. No judgment. Jesse Waters nailed this this weekend. Finally, Sanders has an army, but Mondani's commies are a whole new breed and the establishment can't see it coming. We talk a lot about the party being a Big Ten party and we should be. We are a big... 02:33 tent party. That's who we are. One of things that makes the Democratic Party great is it's a big tent party. We need to stay that way. These people are fools. The tent's not big enough for both of them. When the commies come in, they're not going to share it. They're there to take you out. The communists are like parasites. They're going to use the Democratic Party to get ballot access, get elected, caucus with them when it works, and then suck them dry until they die. 03:03 The party did it to themselves. They screwed up so badly and didn't deliver a damn thing when they had power that they had to play footsie with the commies to shore up their base. And now they're completely out of power. They're weak, brands in the toilet, and they open the door just to crack, and danger walked right in. These people are cold-blooded revolutionaries who want to bury America. 03:31 And here's the thing. I don't think there's any way to stop that headline in the Hill. This is truly shocking. Chuck Todd. 03:43 Schumer, Chuck Schumer, so the Democrat leader in the Senate, Hakeem Jeffries, the Democrat leader in the House, couldn't win a primary in New York City right now. 03:53 In other words, the Democrat leadership is probably gonna get beaten by these folks. 04:01 Former Meet the Press host Chuck Todd argued on Thursday that the two highest ranking congressional Democrats would struggle to win a primary in New York amid the rise of Democrat socialist candidates. Folks, they are Democrat leadership. And you look at Hakeem Jeffries last week, endorsed three people in those congressional races against the Democrat socialists. He endorsed just the regular Democrat. All three lost. 04:30 And so, Chuck Todd's not wrong. I mean, when all three of the people you endorse lose, can you even win in that state? And the answer's no, no, they can't. And now they're running scared. They're afraid to criticize the rise of the socialists, the communi ...

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