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Dana Loesch examines what she sees as the growing rise of authoritarian politics across America. She reacts to the latest developments in the Luigi Mangione case, including his guilty plea and his attorneys’ effort to block a New York murder prosecution through double jeopardy protections. Dana argues that the left’s embrace of Mangione reflects years of increasingly radical rhetoric and expands the discussion to Medicare for All, Abdul El-Sayed, Hakeem Jeffries, Hasan Piker, and what she believes is the Democratic Party’s shift toward socialism.
