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Four friends at a watch party, certain Hillary Clinton is about to win. Dave Chappelle and Chris Rock are not surprised at all. Neal Brennan and Colin Jost wrote it the morning after the election, and nine years later it still lands — because it was never really about who won. It was about people who couldn’t imagine the country disagreeing with them.

Jeffery Mead watching Spencer Pratt and liking what he hears. Two of the creators from our directory in one clip, and two more Pratt videos right below this one.

Matthew McConaughey makes the case that independent counts, and Spencer Pratt adds his own take, that the real divide isn’t Republican versus Democrat but people who love this country versus people who don’t.

Spencer Pratt on the choice in front of the country, Elon Musk or Ilhan Omar.

Nancy Pelosi on the House floor in 1996, pointing out that China charged 35 percent on American goods while America charged 2 percent on theirs, and asking whether anybody thought that was reciprocal. She called the trade relationship a job loser. Thirty years before the tariff fight, from the other side of the aisle. Her full remarks are in the C-SPAN archive, June 27, 1996.

Daniel Di Martino grew up in Venezuela and left in 2016. He’s now an economist at Columbia and the Manhattan Institute, and he spends his time explaining what socialism did to his country. Over half a million views in a day.

Six minutes from Trump’s Surgeon General nominee on the health industry and how doctors are trained. Her nomination has been stalled since a rough confirmation hearing in February, with doubts from both parties. The critique is still worth hearing.

Crowd work from Jimmy Carr’s special Road Kill. He asks an audience member to define communism, and it goes about how you’d expect.

Stephen A. Smith’s words, not ours. Nearly two million views in a day.

Bill Maher’s New Rule segment from Real Time on HBO.

Adam Carolla on the gap between what Democrats promise and what they actually deliver.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio on why communism does not even work in theory. Posted by featured creator Jillian Michaels.

Featured creator Jeffery Mead, making the case in about a minute.

Spencer Pratt, featured creator, on California’s mail-in system and why he’d replace it with secure phone voting.

Kaizen Asiedu, featured creator, walks through what democratic socialism actually is, step by step.

Spencer Pratt, and his answer is pretty dark.

Morning Joe sees the Democrats fumbling on the two-yard line again.

Bill Maher on the socialist drift, from Real Time on HBO. Featured creator, saying it with jokes.

From Third Way, the centrist think tank: why the middle is indispensable to American politics.

Must watch as Ricky Gervais and David Bowie predict the future.

Spencer Pratt on California’s ballot harvesting rules.

Featured creator Jeffery Mead on how the DSA uses the Democratic Party to advance its own agenda.

John Stossel explains, in depth, the real history of socialism and capitalism.

Spencer Pratt says God bless America, and no to socialism and communism.

Marco Rubio and featured creator Jeffery Mead on the difference between immigration and mass migration.

Bill Maher on appreciating what America has to offer.

Scott Galloway, co-host of Raging Moderates, on what the United States can learn from Sweden.

His verdict: Trump's Iran deal is much worse than Obama's. A point-by-point breakdown.

Has the Democratic Party abandoned you?

Vivek Ramaswamy, candidate for governor of Ohio, answers the question.

Spencer Pratt’s big mistake was not harvesting ballots. Who knew.