Ep. 1535 - The Great Democratic Disconnect
Democrats say they want to speak for minorities and blue collar workers – but their politics is driven by college educated white elites; AOC reacts to being trolled by blowing up at the Capitol Police; and the media worry about Republicans pouncing on the economy.
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