The attacks on people like El-Sayed are so vicious because it's seen as a vulnerable point in using the cudgel of antisemitism mixed with latent and open Islamaphobia. Not to mention, Gaza is that revealing moment. The need to fight against critics so ferociously is protection of power and wealth.

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The genocide in Gaza has been a revealing moment for people to realize the corruption in politics and the Democratic Party. It's a game-changing thing. But it's part of a much larger redistribution program that happens everywhere and goes much, much deeper than campaign donations.

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So the corporate Democratic allegiance to this stuff and attacks against critics isn't just about campaign donations, it's part of the fuel of our entire system of wealth and oligarch class corruption and capture of politics. The larger picture is obscured when it's just focused on campaign money.

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Again, just so we're clear, the problem is not just Israel. The crimes in Gaza are part of a larger redistribution program that takes our money, filters it through other nations like Israel, and then redistributes billions to tech oligarchs and weapon and systems manufacturers.

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She’s hosting a Daily Wire podcast and writing a Free Press column by the end of next year.

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