Democrats seem to be having this debate whether or not Mayor May mayor Mamani is a socialist or a democratic socialist. Let me settle it. He's a straightup communist.
How do I know this? Well, I'm reading between the lines when one of his major adviserss says, "Elect more communists. " Which is fine.
[applause] It's fine. It's a belief system. He's allowed to believe it and people are allowed to vote for it.
But if liberals deny it like he's just going through a goth phase, they're going to lose more elections. This is not a communist country. Bill Maher just turned his fire on Gavin Newsome and Zoran Mandani live on television.
Two of the biggest names in today's Democratic party. Two blue state figures whose records are now being put under a microscope for the entire country to see. If you don't believe in the government's sacred right to seize private property, it's over.
[music] Seize private property. Home ownership is racist. Elect more communists.
Private property, especially home ownership, is a weapon of white supremacy. Really, even among the 20 million black Americans who own their own home, these are the kind of utterances I might forgive as something a dumb white girl said while she was at Binoir. because it's the kind of privilege hating you can only learn for $95,000 a year.
Straight up communist. That was the verdict delivered live on television on Mar's own show in front of his own liberal audience. And not a single person in that room pushed back.
If that was any closer to Karl Marx's dictim from each according to his abilities to each according to his needs, they'd be sued for plagiarism. Not to leave any doubt, New York Mayor Mandani once tweeted Karl Marx's words exactly. They're not trying to hide it.
Their most popular influencer, Hassan thinks communism is so groovy. He laments the fall of the two of the most regimes in history, the Soviet Union and Chairman Ma China. Mandami's aid, his top aid, SIA Weaver, said, "If you don't believe in the government's sacred right to seize property, it's over and impoverish the white middle class.
" What? That's a goal. You know, you're supposed to scare people into voting for you, right?
Karl Marx being practically copied and pasted onto a political platform in 2026. [music] That isn't some glimpse of what might be coming next. That is what's happening right now.
Quoted almost word for word. Mar's [music] message tonight is simple. The far-left wing of his own party is no longer pretending to hide what it wants, and the entire country is watching every word.
We'll see if they move. I mean, you saw they're going to move. They're already moving.
Hold on. Bill Aman said No, they're not. People say they're going to move all the time after elections.
They don't do it. Bill Aman said he was going to move. You know how many people moved out of New York City in the last 3 years?
600,000. [music] They're moving. Yeah, they're moving.
They've been moving from from co How many people moved out of your state? California. Oh, I know.
Under Newsome. Yeah. No, no, there people do move.
There's no no doubt about that. People People move in America. And you're right.
No, but they're not moving because they want a better view. They'd like to keep more of their money that they earn. That's true.
Yeah. You know, that's true. [applause] Bill O'Reilly walking mar through the great American migration happening in real time.
This is where the evidence starts getting really interesting. According to a 2026 Politact review of Florida Division of Elections data, Florida had roughly 100,000 more registered Democrats than Republicans in 2020. Today, Florida has roughly 1.
4 million more registered Republicans than Democrats. [music] Read that again. So, tell me, does that look like a country embracing the blue state model or one escaping it as quickly as those moving trucks can carry them?
Critics argue this is exactly the receipt Democratic strategists have been too afraid to say out loud. When [snorts] asked why so many of the hydrants in the Palisades ran out of water, Governor Nuome said the local folks are trying to figure that out. Yeah, you got to do that before the fire.
At least in the Palisades, the hydrants were still there. 300 other ones around the city are just gone, stolen for parts. One of the three reservoirs for the Palisades was offline at the one time of year when it was most needed.
LA's mayor Karen Bass, the Nero of American politics, was fiddling in Ghana while the city burned and later placed the blame on 8 months of negligible rain and winds that have not been seen in LA in at least 14 years. Yeah, that's not that long a time. [music] Maybe look in the history books to see how our ancestors handled it back in 2011.
Karen Bass on another continent while her own city was burning. Newsome shrugging it off on live television. That's not leadership.
That's a highlight reel of everything critics say is broken about blue state governance. And now, [music] let's get back to the video. [snorts] Exposed power lines keep causing fires and keep not getting buried underground because it's expensive.
I've heard people say, "Do you want to pay more taxes to fund this? " No. I want you to use the exorbitant taxes you already collect to prioritize it.
Power lines that cut through to panga weren't upgraded because in it endangered an herb, the milk veetch, which sounds like something they serve at Passover. I mean, talk about not seeing the forest for the trees. You know what the absolute worst thing for the environment is?
Wildfires. A 22 study found that the smoke from just the two in 2020 wiped out 18 years of carbon reduction in the state, which means we suffered the pain of driving those early model Priuses for nothing. A rare plant is standing in the way of plans to move power lines underground.
That's a real policy issue, not some madeup joke. When bureaucrats treat a plant as more important than a neighborhood that's burning, [music] taxpayers start losing faith in the system. Mars Line hits hard here.
California has some of the highest taxes in America, yet it still struggles to deliver the basics. [music] We just got our kicked by fire, something Neanderthalss fought to a tie. The good news is our fire chief is a lesbian.
Am I against a lesbian being chief? Of course not. Do I think a lesbian can do the job?
Of course I do. And maybe she's the best person for the job. Or maybe they really wanted a lesbian in that job and she's just the best lesbian for the job.
And with essential services, that's not good enough. Crowley's official bio says Chief Crowley leads a diverse department creating, supporting, and promoting a culture that values diversity, inclusion, and equity while striving to meet and exceed the expectations of the communities. Well, you didn't exceed my expectations.
Was that that which was that the whole city wouldn't burn down. Read the fire chief's official biography and then read it again. Every honest viewer can already see where the problem lies.
[music] Priorities shape outcomes, and any institution that puts appearances ahead of its mission eventually has to pay the price. Yeah. Carville said, "I'm done.
I'm not in that political party. " Now, Gavin Newsome disagrees. He says he's good with it because the party is a big tent.
Well, you know what else you find in a tent? Clowns. It's so funny.
So many liberals themselves every time Trump puts gold on something in the Oval Office. Oh, it's historic. And the separation of powers isn't.
Get your head out of here. I would vote for Sarah Palin before this. She's a bimbo, but if you ask [laughter] but if you asked her to come up with something she likes about America, she could do it.
You betcha. Mah choosing Sarah Palin over Newsome. This isn't comedy anymore.
This is a lifelong Democrat openly saying he would rather cast a vote for a Republican he disagrees with than support a fellow Democrat he no longer has faith in. Is he not the front runner for the Democratic nomination as of now? No.
No. No. No.
Wes Moore. Wes Moore? Isn't he governor of Maryland?
Oh. So Wes I know who he is. No.
Wes Moore is tremendously impressive. I just think right now he'll wipe the floor with and that and and that may be the future. I mean, if you know Wes and you and you've seen Wes, he's amazing, but I think Gavin's having a moment between not just Prop 50, but Gavin is the one who decided he's going to try to do Trump's thing online, okay, with the, you know, the the press and the tweets and all of that.
And what he's done with that is not he's trying to out Trump cuz that's not possible. But what he has done, what he has done is he's shown how ridiculous it all is when it's done by somebody else. Okay, go.
Bill O'Reilly delivering the real autopsy. Critics argue the Hollywood exodus has become impossible to ignore. According to Bureau of Labor Statistics data cited by Variety, [music] California lost roughly 40,000 motion picture and video production jobs in 2024 compared with peak 2012 levels.
Hollywood unions estimate another 17,000 film industry jobs have vanished since 2022. Governor Nuome quietly more than doubled California's film tax credit from $330 million to $750 million in an effort to bring productions back. That right there is Mar's entire point.
When your own state has to pay its signature industry to stay, the model has already broken. If film and TV productions continue to move out of California due to tax incentives in other states, what might the future look for Los Angeles? Is there a risk of it becoming the next Detroit?
Well, there's no need to on Detroit in the question. [laughter] Detroit's a fine city. I mean, the the central part of that question is that California, I'm sorry to say this, a beautiful state, has become exhibit A in progressive misgovernance.
And if you're going to tax [applause] industries straight out of the country, if you're going to continue to lose, I don't know, 100,000, 200,000 people every year who have to leave here because it's unaffordable because housing is unaffordable, you're going to create an example of what Americans don't want from the left. The entertainment capital of the world watching its crown slip away. According to Film LA reports, on locationation shoot days across the Los Angeles area fell by more than 20% between early 2024 and early 2025 alone.
Los Angeles's share of global scripted production dropped from 21. 9% in 2022 to roughly 18. 3% in 2024.
This isn't some minor downturn. This is the very industry that built the city quietly packing up and heading for the exits. 14-year-old said, "What?
" [laughter] So, uh, yeah, I look, the best thing for Republicans and the worst thing for Gavin Newsome is for Gavin to just keep getting out there on the national stage, right? That's the best thing that can happen for people to become aware of just what this guy is. It's it's as as they say in some parts of the country, I don't know where that is, but all hat, no cattle.
Yeah. Right. So there's there's all form, no function here with with Gavin Newsome.
All hat, no cattle. That's the line that stays with you. Newsome looks polished on camera.
Newsome sounds convincing on a stage. But once the country looks past the presentation, the numbers tell a very different story. Blue state taxes climbing to record levels.
Blue state families leaving in record numbers. Blue state jobs steadily moving to states with lower taxes month after month. [music] And now two Democratic figures, Nuome and Mdani, rising in the party's conversation while offering voters more of the same policies that have already produced the failures we're seeing in California and New York.
Mard has made his argument. The voters are making theirs with moving trucks. And the era of blue state leaders insisting this model is still working may be coming to an end.
Think about that for a second. A liberal like Mah is openly questioning his own side while figures like Nuome and Mandani continue gaining influence within the Democratic Party. If that divide continues all the way to 2028, where does the party ultimately end up?
With that, we wrap up today's video.
