“Get These Incels to Work” (feat. Hasan Piker)
Lovett sits down with Hasan Piker, the massively popular progressive streamer, to talk through (and argue about) the hard questions about where the Democratic Party needs to go from here, the liberal media landscape, what the Harris campaign told us about why they lost, and yes, a jobs program for incels. Then, Jon talks to Massachusetts Congressman Seth Moulton about the fight for the House, why blue states like his swung right, and the controversy he kicked up with his comments about trans athletes.
- Duration
- 2h 6m
- Broadcast on
- 27 Nov 2024
- Audio Format
- other
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(upbeat music) - Welcome to Ponce of America. I'm John Lovett and guest hosting with me today is the massively popular streamer. Left his dumbass, himself. You to self-described. - That's okay, sure, fair. I say himbo, but damn. - Okay, Hassan Piker, welcome back. - It's good to be back. Thank you for having me. - After my conversation with Hassan, you'll hear my conversation with Seth Moulton. We talked about the Democratic Party. We talked about the controversy over his comments around trans athletes. Also on the feed right now, you can hear Dan's conversation with Jenna Malli Dillon, Quentin Folks, David Pluff, and Stephanie Cutter about what went wrong in the Harris campaign. We're having a bunch of different conversations about what we learned from the election, where we go from here with a bunch of different voices. One of which is here today. - So people are mad that we talk to the Harris campaign. People are mad, we're talking to you. People are mad, and that's okay. But let's start with this. - It's a big tent. - It's a big tent. - It's a big tent. - It's a big tent. - Got a big chainie in it. - It's got Dick Cheney in it. It's got Hassan Piker in it. - Yeah. - It's got Dan Osborne in it. It's got Seth Molten in it. - Yeah, you know, tent shouldn't maybe feature Dick Cheney in it, but everybody else we can, I can have a conversation with. - Great, great. All right, now look, the main past time on the left, other than being mad for the last few weeks, is everyone saying how right they were all along about Democrats being out of touch and bound to lose. - Arrest me, sorry. - So we had a, I sat at this chair. Well, maybe not at this chair, but I had the offline interview with John.
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Lovett sits down with Hasan Piker, the massively popular progressive streamer, to talk through (and argue about) the hard questions about where the Democratic Party needs to go from here, the liberal media landscape, what the Harris campaign told us about why they lost, and yes, a jobs program for incels. Then, Jon talks to Massachusetts Congressman Seth Moulton about the fight for the House, why blue states like his swung right, and the controversy he kicked up with his comments about trans athletes.