But then we get over to the progresses of it all.

And the AOC and the Bernie and the Ilhan Omar

tweeted out something in the last couple of days,

saying that she felt like people were being too hard on Biden.

It confounds a reason.

I think for me, principally one because in all of the leverage

that they think that they have here

and getting him a change as policy agenda,

Israel, Palestine is just not on the docket.

I mean, it's the exact opposite of it right he has presided over the

unprecedented billions of dollars I mean I'm saying it's unprecedented in the

sense that not that it has always been I mean this will always

mean the US imperialism's policy to prop up the military objectives of the Israeli

state but what's unprecedented about this moment is that the majority of American people oppose U.S. funding for the Israeli states.

That's right.

Even in that unprecedented moment, you see progressives like AOC and Ilan Omar still doing that same thing of continuing to support

Biden while also saying that they are against the war which really doesn't work.

The Gaza does come up in this New Yorker interview. It did not come up once in

AOC's remarks last night. I watched the whole thing. It's quite astounding that she did not even mention that.

It requires a real suspension of disbelief

to think that somehow magically things

are going to be different in a Biden 2.0 as opposed to, I mean obviously a

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