IHIP News: Dem's LEAKED AUTOPSY on Major LOSS Against Trump Due to This ONE OBVIOUS REASON!

All right, the way we all get news now. has completely changed and I really look. to a lot of influencers on Instagram. that have common sense, sharpest tacks, and know how to fight these [ __ ]. fascists. And one of my favorite follows. online right now is a man named Charlie. Golden Sun and his Instagram handle is. Shay Chuck, c h e z Chuck. How are you, Charlie? I'm doing so good, Jennifer. How are you? >> [snorts]. >> Very well. I um when did you start doing.

political commentary on Instagram? Well, and also before I even say that, I. need to stop saying I'm so well. It's. just like an automatic response in this. environment and then I say that I'm like. that's insane. This the world's on fire. [laughter]. Um I started less than a year ago, but. the thing is I was I've worked in. politics my whole career. I've been a. Democratic strategist. uh basically since I left college. I've. worked on the Hill, I've worked in the. Senate, I've worked in the White House, presidential campaigns, media companies, and so like my my background has always.

been um in producing digital content for. impact for political purposes, but I've. never been public facing. The reason I. started doing, you know, screaming into. my phone myself was I was a I was a. advisor on the Kamala Harris campaign at. the very end and um I got I got brought. in after Biden dropped out. Um. and, you know, I just saw. the insanity that was that campaign and. that was how we continue to run.

Democratic political operations right. now, which is setting hundreds of. millions of dollars on fire on massive. premium production TV ads, endless. testing, endless consultants, and. simultaneously we're having all these. discussions about, you know, we need a. Joe Rogan of the left and we need to. figure out how to utilize digital. infrastructure and invest in digital. infrastructure. Um and when we lost that. campaign, I was invited to speak on some. panels and I was in a thousand meetings. about how do we get Democrats back? How. do we win back young men? Blah, blah, blah. And I was really thrilled to be in.

those meetings at first. I was like this. is great. We're ideating. We're we're. figuring out solutions here. You know, by the 30th meeting, the 30th panel, I. [ __ ] lost my mind and I was like this. is insane. This is the problem. >> [snorts]. >> Uh we need to stop [ __ ] ideating and. we need to start doing and and it. genuinely was out of frustration. I. figured I'm a guy, I have a deep voice, I know how to talk about these things. Let's see if I can be a voice here and. it just it just took off immediately to. to my surprise, but. I think that's incredible. So, knowing.

that you were a Democratic strategist, I. right now have been probably since. Kamala lost, probably a little bit. before then, have gone through a bit of. a political evolution. where all I can think about when I think. of Democrats right now is just how weak. and feckless they are and that they have. to crowd source and that they can't. stand up to Benjamin Netanyahu and that. Chuck Schumer and Hakeem Jeffries make. me want to individually tear out every. piece of hair on my head Mhm. and then.

paint my room with a Q-tip, two coats, to not listen to them. And it's so. frustrating right now being a Democrat. because. you probably read this report where the. autopsy came out, which I think is. really important information. I think. that the fact that Ken Martin said, "No, we're not going to give it to you." is. very insulting to my intelligence, takes. advantage of my vote, um and also. millions of other Democrats. What is. your take on them spiking the autopsy, which now we know is because they didn't.

tend to the progressive base, instead. they trotted around with Liz Cheney? Yeah, I have a thousand thoughts. I'm so. glad you started with this. >> Okay. Uh if I could just set some context. really quickly. So, I I worked in the. Biden White House in in 2020 and before. that um I was the digital and brand. director for Jill Biden on the 2020. campaign. They the Biden campaign had asked me to. come on to that campaign in the early in. the primaries in 20. uh 18, early 2019 and I said no cuz I.

was a Bernie Sanders supporter. I have a. life I was I've been supporting Bernie. since I was in college. Um and Bernie, you know, Biden was not my horse. I. thought he was going to lose. Um so, I. turned them down. I was volun I was, you. know, doing work with the Bidens and. doing work with Elizabeth Warren and and. Booker on their campaign side, on the. strategy side for a while, but on my. weekends I was volunteering for Bernie. And so, I turned them down and then a. year later when they won the primary, they came back to me and they said, "What about now?" And that that that. point I said, "Fuck it. All hands on.

deck to beat the fascists." And like. that's when I I got in. It was in my. mind it was a binary choice at that. point. It was the same thing that. happened. in 2024 when I went on to the Kamala. campaign. When it was still Biden, they were asking me to come on. It was. post-Gaza. I said absolutely [ __ ]. not. And then when it switched over to. Kamala, there was some, you know, for me. personally, there was kind of like a. psychological switch that just that. allowed me to jump in and say, "All. right, all hands on deck. Let's do this. again.". That being said, um I think the.

biggest [ __ ] up morally, politically, socially, whatever of the Democratic. Party is Gaza. And I think what this. Axios report did is just prove what all. of us have known for a very long time. You've been talking about it on your. show. I've been screaming about it into. the ether, into my phone, right? Like to. me the fact that they buried this report. and now the reporting shows that if the. reason they buried it buried it seems to. be because it revealed that yeah, like a. genocide in Gaza did lose voters, did.

lose young voters. To me not only is it. stupid and feckless, but it's like criminal. What it's saying. is that the Democratic Party, the DNC, has knowledge, strategic understanding. of things that went wrong. Again, from a. messaging standpoint, a campaigning. standpoint, a policy standpoint, a moral. standpoint, they're sitting on that. knowledge. and still refusing to actually change. their positions, still refusing to. actually pivot direction, which to me is. is insanity. That's making a proactive.

choice to say we know we [ __ ] up here. and we still are going to not make an. adjustment. Um and so, while it's infuriating, it's also like so many other things I'm. feeling these days, which is like no. [ __ ] right? Like of course of course it. lost votes. We knew that when we were on. the campaign. We knew it was going to. lose votes. So, it's just another one of. these things where it's like I. unfortunately hate to say I told you so, but it's like the progressives here have. been right. And like we're trying to. drag folks along and like slowly but.

surely it seems to be happening and, you. know, they're they're they're holding. out, but maybe these kinds of reports. will help. >> [snorts]. >> So, when you see uh House Minority. Leader Hakeem Jeffries get interviewed. by Joy Reid and Wajahat Ali and Wajahat. Ali says, "Are you going to continue to. take AIPAC money?" And uh Jeffries says, "I'm going to continue to raise money. the way I always have." Which means yes, I'm going to continue to take AIPAC. money. And uh. then you know about this report. To me,

the biggest betrayal that I've felt is. coming to an awakening of how. condescending the Democratic Party. treats its voters. And I bought into it. hook, line, and sinker. I voted for. Hillary in the primary in 2016. I was a. good MSNBC dick Democrat. I did my job. trying to fight in this red state for. women, for queer people, etc. And they took my vote for granted. And. so, now as I've really dug into this,

like how do you lose a campaign to a. convicted felon [ __ ] Seriously, like. how do you do that? How do you [ __ ] up. so bad? And then you see Hakeem and Chuckles. pretty much. beholden to AIPAC. And then you see who. would be the a good frontrunner, but. he's made a lot of fumbles lately, Gavin. Newsom, uh seed ground in podcast to Ben. Shapiro. I'm like, "What the [ __ ] are. you doing? Like why aren't you sitting. down with Hasan [ __ ] Why aren't you.

Why aren't you courting progressives? Even if you disagree with them, court. them." So, what is your take on that? Again, thousand takes on this. I'd say. like. >> [laughter]. >> it goes back to me again, not that to. set additional context. I think like you. can't have this conversation without ha-. talking about the like massive debate. that we're still [ __ ] happen- having. over like should Kamala Harris have gone. on Joe Rogan, right? And like. there's there's two discussion points. there, right? Which is should she or. shouldn't she have? That's one. The.

other is like could she have done it. successfully, right? If you had dropped. Kamala Harris into a three-hour. interview with Joe Rogan, would she have. performed? Would she have been able to. do it? And my view is she should have. done it because the risk was worth the. reward. And yet, I'm not that confident. I'm not confident that she would have. done well, right? Because we know that a. lot of these politicians, Kamala Harris. included, respectfully, I work for you, but like come on. Like if you are if. Hakeem Jeffries, like Gavin, if you are.

building your entire messaging points. around consultant-driven talking points, you're going to be [ __ ] exposed when. you are questioned by folks like you, when you're given actual time to have to. give answers, when it's not a. four-minute rushed interview with some. traditional media, but you're actually. going to get follow-ups and follow-ups. and follow-ups. So, yeah, I think that's one of the reasons. that these folks don't go on these. podcasts. It's not because they don't. understand the importance of it, it's. because they know they're going to get. [ __ ] cornered and grilled, you know?

Like I've seen you do it, Jennifer, right? And like thank god that you do. that. And I think they're scared of. that, but that's a reflection of why. they're not the right people for this. time. Like if you can't have a [ __ ]. conversation and sound like a human. being, then like maybe you shouldn't be. in a [ __ ] elected office right now. And I will say that like I'm going to. tie this to Zoran really quickly, which. is like. there's so many things Zoran's team did. right. Everybody talks about their. social media and their influencer. strategy, etc. and their video program.

and like, yes, of course, amen. And. their their policy positions being. genuinely populist and yes, of course, amen. But like. I think it's under appreciated that like. he just talks like a human being. He He. just is relatable, right? Like he just. he's not being pressure tested against. some like [ __ ] $100,000 poll every. day. And so. yeah, and like when you talk about Gavin. Newsom. oh my god, I mean I just did a. little interview with Vogue about this. of like.

the. it's not just good enough to go. everywhere, right? Like it is the it is. the the the the the baseline now is that. Democrats have to be everywhere all the. time. Every podcast, local news, national news, like go, get out there. However, if you're unable to actually perform in. those arenas, if you're unable to. actually drive your point forward, if. you're unable to actually stand your. ground and [ __ ] fight for your. positions and not give ground on [ __ ]. trans issues or the billionaire tax or. whatever like Gavin continues to do, then sorry, man, like that's a [ __ ].

bad strategy. Like you need to be able. to go in there and fight and debate, not. to friend them, not tell them that your. son loves them. Like that's ridiculous. And so I think there's a thousand. different factors at play here, but at. its core is like if you can't go on. these shows and speak honestly, then. you're probably not the right person for. this time. That's my view. You know, a person who does this really. well is Ro Khanna. He was on my podcast. the other day and before that he was on. like Shawn Ryan. He's done that guy, I.

forget his name, the guy with the mullet. uh. right-wing mullet podcaster. Theo Von, is that who you're talking about? >> Theo Von, yeah. And Ro Khanna goes on. all of these places and never cedes. ground and gets them to agree with him. Yeah. And then when I see Gavin going. having Shapiro on or the late Charlie. Kirk and he's seeding ground, I just it. it makes me it enrages me. I'm like I. get so angry cuz I'm like why are you.

committing social suicide right now? Like why are you doing this? But when we get to uh this I want to go. back to this autopsy. And don't you think it would be best. because it's going to keep dripping and. there's going to be more [ __ ] that comes. out. What do you think it is? Do you. think the DNC is is every bit as. beholden to the same corporations. and they don't want to cut off funding? Is this all solely do you think about. Israel? Um because it seems like all roads in.

the Epstein files. um with this DNC autopsy lead to us. having this relationship. with war criminal. Benjamin Netanyahu and my fear is you. have some opportunists on the right like. Tucker Carlson. and Marjorie Taylor Greene Yeah. that. message very simply. these people are not America first. They. sit they seem to be Israel first. And. that for people that are low information. voters that only tune in a couple weeks. before an election is going to.

pull a bunch of people in and I think. the Democrats just not having more moral. clarity on the Gaza issue is really. damaging. Mhm. Um. again, a thousand things. Um. So one is first thing I'll say is I. think that like. I think that there's a. it's not to like justify or excuse, but. I think we need to like people need to. understand or we need to do a better job. explaining that like the DNC, capital D,

capital D and capital C, like. is it is its own institution, right? And. like they are not necessarily they do. not like have power over Hakeem. Jeffries, right? I think people kind of. like misunderstand how this stuff kind. of works. Where they do have power and. influence of course is in their. fundraising dollars and how they. allocate those fundraising dollars. So. like I do think that like we often have. to it's can be complex, but like the. Democratic Party can be at times. different than the DNC. That being said, I think one of the problems with the DNC. or the Democratic Party, both,

is that yes, there's entrenched. interests, there's big dollar donors, there's AIPAC, those are all uh. tangible real factors that I think are. like driving this ridiculous. position. I also think though that it's that the. our party, the establishment wing of the. party, is run by an older generation who. does not [ __ ] understand the media. landscape we're in anymore, who does not. understand how quickly and rapidly. information is shared, who does not. under they don't understand that like.

you can't change people's minds with a. million dollar ad buy on local cable. news anymore, right? And so like that's. actually I think there's beyond the like. moral and like. philosophical questions here, I actually think there's also just like. bad [ __ ] archaic strategy happening, which is they don't think they have to. actually own up to this stuff. They view. Gaza as like. gas prices. They view Gaza as um you.

know, single issue voter issues that are. like. much more day-to-day versus an entire. generation or multi multiple generations. of Americans who are watching a [ __ ]. genocide happen on their phones, right? And like. I think they think that they can just. like dump a bunch of money into paid. advertising three months before the. election and like win people back. I I genuinely I think it's bad strategy. is what's like leading so much of this. stuff. And a lot of that comes from a a. failed understanding of the modern media.

ecosystem. Like and and those are the. people running the their party and. running these kind of these operations. You're you're putting into words what I. feel like. when I think about the Democratic. establishment. I feel like they're. conservative. I And it's not so much. that they're like conservative issues, but their approach to politics, they are. preservationists. They want to preserve. the. losing strategy that handed the. executive branch to a [ __ ] [ __ ].

And I I just. And and then the. hostility, passive hostility that they. treat the electorate with that we're so. stupid about Israel and the. weaponization. of. anti-Semitism. is it is just such [ __ ] because I. was kind of skeptical when I educated. myself on this even speak out about it. because I didn't want to be a bigot. Sure. Um and the Democrats should.

provide a path, a moral path very. concisely. Criticizing Israel is the. best thing you can do to support Jewish. people. Just like right now in the. United States, I'm begging for people in. Europe to. hold everybody in the Epstein files. accountable because I know cash, ching. money, [ __ ] Patel isn't going to do. it. No, he's too busy, you know, drinking beers at the Olympics. Um. no, I mean I'm Jewish, right? Like I.

talk about this a lot and like. it sounds so bizarre. to say this, but like, you know, I'm a. cis straight white dude, but I'm also. Jewish and that gives me permission. to like speak on this in a way that I. think other folks can't because they're. concerned that they're going to be. called anti-Semites and they should be. concerned, right? Like I can't imagine. the amount of people in your DMs and. messages calling you a Jew hater, calling you an anti-Semite. Hasan [ __ ]. right? Like he's wearing it on the chain. every day. I am a Jew. I am a Jewish. American and I can tell you that like.

the insane rhetoric, whether it's. Republicans or Democrats, anybody, tying. our political processes, tying our. allegiance to the government of Israel. and supporting a genocide, saying that. anybody who supports. Palestinian liberation is somehow in the. hands of Hamas, calling us anti-Semites, here's the reality. That kind of. rhetoric drives up anti-Semitism. It. does not drive it down. And we do we do.

a good job I think, but like mass media. and politicians, you know, there's this. cognitive dissonance when we talk about. rising rates of anti-Semitism in this. country, which there are. That is an. objective truth. But in my mind, again, as a Jew, you cannot separate the rising. rates of anti-Semitism from the insane. rhetoric that's coming from Republicans. and Democrats, pro-Israel Zionist. Republicans and Democrats because every. time they call a Palestinian supporter a. jihadist, of course, and then base that.

language in their Judaism, of course. people are going to blame Jews. Of. course they're going to come back and. say, well, that's a Jewish position. So. like, you know, I I. it's that's been one of the most. infuriating pieces. of the last three years for me and so. many Jews, yeah. >> me ask you a question. So I'm familiar. with living in Oklahoma rapture preppers. and how they feel like like I'm talking. about Huckabee, Cruz, Ted Cruz, Lindsey. Graham. These guys are full-blown. Christian nationalist rapture preppers.

and they think in order for Jesus to. come back for the rapture that the Jews. need to be in Israel. I've always found that to be so. dismissive and using a whole race of. people as a prop, but that's just my. take as an atheist that had to live. around all these Bible thumper rapture. preppers. I'm like, well, that seems. really hateful. What is your take about. the religious rapture preppers that now. Benjamin Netanyahu is co-opting these. people to get what he wants the same way.

that the NRA co-opted them, the same way. that, you know, the pro-life movement. co-opted them, the same way the. Republican Party co-opted them, the same. way these are the 90% people that got. Trump. So what is your take on these. white, the Lindsey Grahams, the Ted Cruz's, the Huckabees that want. you asked to to in Israel so that Jesus. can come and then send you to hell. That. seems pretty insulting to me. >> us to go back to Israel so that I. believe like 70% of us will die also. Is. that the Yeah. Um, I think it's [ __ ].

insane. I'm like [laughter] the part. that You know, I know like. the Tucker Carlson piece that says this. to me is important, right? Because he. represents a really big or growing sect. not growing sect but maybe a publicly. acknowledged growing sect of like these. like anti-Zionist Christians or Catholic. Republicans. And. I'm sorry. Like Tucker Carlson is an. anti-Semite. Like his. >> Yes. Like his support.

>> [laughter]. >> for. Palestinian liberation and against the. against Bibi Netanyahu is not about his. care or his morality. It's because he. wants. to be brought to heaven or whatever and. he wants. It's a religious act. And like. the fact that that gets ignored in this. discussion, right? Or that people like I. won't name names but like some folks on. the left supposedly are now like.

aligning themselves with Tucker Carlson. because they somehow find like a meeting. point on Israel. It's just as. infuriating to me. I'm like, you know, we can't. part of the battle here when it comes to. Gaza when it comes to got whatever you. want to call this this problem now. is. it's difficult to. try to. stand up for this cause while. simultaneously calling out the real. legitimate anti-Zionism that does often.

align itself with this cause. And I. think that we do damage to ourselves. when we do not call that out. It. delegitimizes our position by saying. that no, none of this is anti-Semitic. There's absolutely anti-Semitism in this. movement and we should call those. [ __ ] out. Excuse my French. But. like we're not doing that. And then we. have leftist commentators leftist. commentators trying to find common. ground with them and my view is. they're doing this for a very different. reason than you. They're doing this for. like a what I view is like [ __ ].

insane broken brain like their their. >> Totally. Nobody talks about it. It's. [ __ ] crazy. >> It should be institutionalized in my. Like it's crazy. It totally is. Huckabee. just recently said that his foreign. policy, Tucker Carlson was interviewing. him, was based on biblical law. But. here's my thing about Tucker, about. Marjorie Taylor Greene, about these. people that are using. the Israel thing. And I know why they're. using it because if they go into red.

states and they they're trying to keep. the cult together and they say. this policy of Ted Cruz, of Lady Graham. is. it's not America first, it's Israel. first. In Israel they have health care. and blah blah. It is an opportunistic. um. play that they're trying to for higher. office. I wouldn't surprise me one bit. if Tucker runs for higher office. All I. need to know about somebody's sense of. human rights is are they universal? With.

Tucker Carlson about 3 weeks ago he was. calling gay people [ __ ] on his. podcast over and over and over and over. again. He said it over and over and over. again. Well, then how am I supposed to. expect that you care about Palestinian. people when you call American gay men. [ __ ] multiple times? I know that. you're full of [ __ ] Same with Marjorie. Taylor Greene. I know she is full of. [ __ ] and an opportunist. And the fact. that Tucker Carlson said that he was in.

bed and demons attacked him when he. sleeps with these large dogs. I know the type of people that believe. this [ __ ] because I grew up around all. these crazy Bible thumpers and I know. that they believe spiritual warfare is. real. And I know that Tucker. [clears throat] Carlson knows he wasn't. attacked by a demon. And I I know the. these types of people and that's why I. think their stance against Israel is. more as a means to keep the cult, Donald. Trump's base, together cuz they've seen.

it. This guy's frail. Donald Trump is I. mean, it's curtains for this dementia. duck that's in office. And so they're. moving on. and I I'm just 100% with you that we. have to talk about how insane the. foreign policy is of. these people. >> Yeah, I also think and I don't have. numbers on this. There might be somebody. who disagrees with me on this. I don't. know. But like my sense has always been. or recently is like it's also strategic. Like they know that Gaza and Israel is. fracturing the Democratic base. So like.

why would they not continue to hammer it. knowing that like. >> [laughter]. >> until the DNC actually acknowledges. these fuck-ups and and pivots like. there's going to be a delta here. There's going to be a. space between the Democratic base and. the party. And like if I was a. Republican strategist, I'd absolutely be. trying to widen that gap. Like of course. I want to drive voters away from their. leadership and their party. Like that. would be the best strategy for me. So no, I'm with you 100% Jennifer. And. it's just like.

I mean it's it's it's almost like I. genuinely can't believe we're still. having this conversation, right? Like it. goes back I think to the like speaking. politicians who speak honestly compared. to what you said earlier of like, you. know, I think one of the most insane. things Democrats and Republicans but. like you know, Biden really led it on. the TikTok ban initially was. the blaming of TikTok. for [snorts] the radicalization of young. people when it comes to support for.

Palestinian liberation or whatever we. want to call it. Instead of like. understanding that like this isn't a. tool being weaponized to radicalize. young people. It's that information is. being shared and young people or. everybody are seeing visuals. perpetually that like we haven't seen. before. And so the problem is not with. TikTok um. leaders all over the country. The. problem is that your [ __ ] policies. are disgusting and immoral and broken. and like the American people finally.

have an opportunity to actually see what. this looks like overseas and they're. disgusted by it. It's pretty simple. It's devastating. It's really. devastating. Okay. Char- Charlie, do you go by Charlie, Chuck or Charlie. I go by I go by So I. started the I started the Shea Chuck. account under Chuck because I was like I. didn't want to box myself. Like I was. like I don't want people to know who I. am. So I I introduce myself as Charlie. Friends tend to call me Chuck. But yeah, Charlie Chuck. I go by both. I. loved having you on. I'll be back in New.

York next week and we'll do it again in. person once the blizzard has passed. I'll have Kylie and Seth put up where to. follow you online. You guys, he is an. excellent excellent follow and is a. guest on this podcast because I believe. that some of the best opinions and news. are from independent voices that are not. beholden to the same people that made us. lose. So thank you so much for your. voice. I promise we will do this again. in person in New York. Go follow Shea. Chuck. Thank you. >> Awesome. Thank you, Jennifer. Really.

appreciate it. Bye. >> [music].