Graham Platner had volunteers doing a household chore for him.

Platner's wife is being paid by the campaign to coordinate volunteers. So, she is getting paid to have other people do chores for them. This doesn't seem ethical.

Zohran Mamdani responds to question about taking a plane instead of a train to DC, despite the climate impact: "I will use every form of transit, and I want to make sure that they're all affordable in New York City. And that's why making buses fast and free is a centerpiece of our campaign."

Part of the revolution is letting members of Congress know about a bill from their fellow member Ro Khanna, which they didn't already know about. Apparently, Ro Khanna didn't let them know about it and somehow the next step wasn't to primary Ro Khanna for being bad at his job.

Cenk Uygur: "we're trying to crowdsource a peaceful revolution"

He says the only time people from the outside of have gotten things done in Congress was Jon Stewart and making the 9-11 Victim Compensation Fund permanent.

How is someone involved in politics for so long so unaware of history?

Kat Abughazaleh is being targeted because of what she did, not because she spoke out. Here was her being asked to react to the video of it and running off.

Whether what she did is a crime is to be decided. But her misleading about why she was charged doesn't seem to be in question.

If you sat through this, you got to see her non-answer to being asked to name her favorite female historical figure.

Kat Abughazaleh has a international affairs degrees from George Washington University, yet she acts like she can't find a job while she runs for congress other than being a "journalist". She just doesn't want to get a non-influencer job.

Here was Cenk Uygur in January wanting to connect the two sides of the horseshoe. He claimed they would represent average Americans.

He keeps claiming he wants to get the money out of politics while paying his bills off of politics.