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Socialism is making a comeback, as Gen Z rates the foolish economic system ahead of Capitalism. Today’s show breaks down this inside takeover of the Democratic Party.

“Socialism is the new norm of young Democrats," Crowder said. “It is surprising to me that those in the Democratic Party, those on the left, are surprised.”

“Now they act as though they are surprised,” Crowder said. “Show me anytime in history that Socialism, Communism, or Marxism, all the same, has gone any differently.”

We are talking about a political party that does not believe in the concept of a billionaire—the very same ideology that throws out the term ‘pay your fair share.’ This is why it is bizarre and disingenuous for Bill Maher to act flabbergasted by the DSA taking over one primary at a time.

“The man [Maher] said was moderate, Barack Obama, listed Derrick Bell and critical race theory as one of his primary influences and social justice,” Crowder said. “He labeled anyone who criticized Obama’s unpredicted socialist policies, anyone who dared to label them as veering towards socialist, racist. Every single time. I would like to hear from Bill Maher now. Where is the accountability? Where are all of us right who said this was the march towards socialism? Or did this spring come out of nowhere, and you are so dumb and lack self-awareness that you did not see it happening?”

Maher previously mocked all of Obama’s critics as racist.

“I guess we saw something he didn't. We have been sounding this alarm, I certainly have, for well over a decade,” Crowder added.

DSA member Francesca Hong might even become the next Governor of Wisconsin.

“You cannot separate the woke, the leftism and the Socialism from the working class Democratic politics. You either believe in freedom and self-determination, or you end up with this. It does not go any other way,” Crowder said. “You think the left is moderate right now, just add time. The good news is you don't need to add more than one or two election cycles.”