Hey guys, what's up? It's Alli with CRTV and this is relatable. So it's Thursday and I'm a little

afraid that I'm going to be kind of beaming a dead horse by talking about this because it's been

going on all week. But I'm going to try to make it a relevant conversation for today for all of us.

We are going to talk about humor and why it is dying a slow, gruesome political death and then

I'm going to answer some of your amazing questions that you guys sent me via Instagram.

Okay, so for those of you who haven't been paying attention to every detail of my life this week,

that's okay. I don't expect you to. So I'll give you a recap. My producer and I published this

brilliantly edited video if I do say so myself jokingly portraying Alexandria Acasio Cortez

and me in an interview. If you don't know AOC as I am going to affectionately refer to her today

is the self-evow democratic socialist who is running for Congress in New York. She just recently won

her primary there which honestly wasn't impressive because she defeated an incumbent. She's only

28 years old and a year ago she was working as a bartender and like I said, she is also a

democratic socialist which means she is far left. I have said publicly that because of these things,

her rise to prominence is pretty darn impressive but that it is ironically accredited not to socialism

but to capitalism only in a capitalistic free society could someone like Acasio Cortez go from

being a bartender to being a congressional candidate in a matter of a year. There is no such thing as

social mobility in a capitalistic society. There is no such thing as innovation in a capitalistic

society which enables people like AOC to grow her platform on social media but she doesn't seem

to understand that and as it turns out she doesn't seem to understand all that much about her own

agenda or any of the views that she holds. She did an interview with PBS last week and guys it was

bad. It was bad. If you haven't watched it you should go watch it. The interview itself was

edited a lot and it still wasn't good. People on the right and the left berated her for clearly

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