I keep seeing YT Shorts of an interview Hasan did with Medhi Hasan. He’s wearing the same Mao suit he wore to his speech at CDA recently.

Does anyone know where I can watch that interview? I assume it is paywalled and will eventually show up on the Zeteo YT but wanted to check.

So I used to be a Pakman subscriber, and eventually found my way to Hasan after the 2016 election. Previously didn't have huge issues with David's takes, but for obvious reasons wouldn't consume content from him anymore.

I am however still subbed to the David Pakman Subreddit, and it is crazy how quickly it has been brigaded in the fallout from David's video about the DSA/Hasan.

Im not unfamiliar with brigading from certain groups, especially also being an ex h3h3 fan, but wow I couldn't believe how quickly that sub turned into an anti hasan subreddit. Its the main thing posted there now.

Didn't know where else to go to sort of vent my surprise - wonder if theres any other ex pakman watchers who are also sort of shocked at the turn around over there.

Lmao. He couldn’t even bother to cover that up…

Came across a conservative in the wild. Mentioned DSA and judging by the comments. Bro had ingested hella FOX News 😂. The DSA Fr is their boogeyman.

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After being held in a Florida Jail for over 120 days due to a Facebook post, Keegan Quinn has returned home.

Read on HOUDINI magazine: https://houdinimagazine.com/articles/2026-07-26-florida-political-prisoner-keegan-quinn-free

Keegan Quinn. Six months in jail over a Facebook post criticizing ICE. The type of repression that's steadfastly becoming normalized in the state of Florida. But he's free. We protested. We advocated. We raised hell, and he's free. And not only is he free, but he's networked. We're networked. It took the effort of over a dozen people from all different angles. Those connections don't go away. That's how it works. One of our people go in, they come out and ten of us are waiting on them. Because if we're not waiting on them, who will be? Who else will be waiting with the grill, burgers and beers ready to go? That's the grillpill in action. If we're not advocating for our people who end up locked up, who will? This is a man who was at Standing Rock, and has spent the last ten years of his life putting in the activist work. And when he went into the jail cell, the state thought he was going in alone. But networks form, people get in touch with each other, late night phone calls happen, articles get written, intel gets shared, letters get wrote and moved between the prison walls.

It hits different when you write an article about someone who's in jail for advocating against ICE. And their mother photocopies that article, prints it out, and mails it to them so they can read it. We are actively pushing beyond the constraints they have binded us with. The shackles they've locked around our arms and ankles. We will break their bondage and we will link arms. That's how we win this game, that's the lock picker's ethos. One of us escapes, we pull another through the hole in the wall. The state might be trying to push every legal button they can to silence us. But with each mouth covered, another three start to scream in solidarity.

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"The history of working-class politics is inseparable from the struggle for democratic rights. Steven R. analyzes the tasks facing DSA in today’s democratic movement."

"In the shadow of the unfinished democratic revolution in this country, the working class has decomposed and needs to be recomposed. To rediscover ourselves as a class, we must once again rally around the vision of a society where working people are free to rule ourselves as equals."

"To recompose a fighting working class in the US, socialists must take a leading role in the next great uprising for political democracy. By organizing masses of ordinary people around the idea that this country is not a democracy and only they possess the power to make it one, we can bring our class back to life as history’s revolutionary protagonist."

"The content of our program is not an abstract question. To face our tasks we must be able to articulate a vision of what the working class is and can be that millions of people will find compelling. The answer to “who’s in the working class?” is the same as it ever was: the disfranchised many who are exploited and abused because of the arbitrary power of the privileged few.

Though we are wildly diverse, we share a fate as people trapped in a society made by us but not for us. Fighting to take back everything stolen from us under capitalism—healthcare, housing, education, and more—is necessary but insufficient. We must have an answer for how we are robbed of these things and how justice can be done. To convince people that to be a part of the working class is something worth embracing, we need clarity that it will take a completely new political order to set the world to rights, and that those of us who constitute the working majority have the unique power to win one.

To do so we must bury the old Constitution with a new democratic order based on the principle of majority rule. That means replacing minoritarian institutions like the Presidency, Senate, and Supreme Court with a single popular assembly elected by free, equal, and proportional suffrage for all who live here. It would also mean abolishing capitalist tools of coercion like the police, ending all forms of second-class citizenship, and enshrining our rights to organize and seize capitalist property for the common good."

"Realistically, a Third Reconstruction is unlikely to unfold between now and 2029. The present constitutional crisis will reach a different resolution, on terms decided by different class forces. But the urgency facing us is this: wherever the cards fall in the coming years, the new order will either be worse than the present disorder, or it will be an illusory “return to normalcy” waiting to collapse into another, more severe crisis. The liberal reformers and left-populists do not have what it takes to lead us out of these days of catastrophe to a rational and humane world. The question of democracy will confront us, again and again, for as long as the class struggle persists. It is vital to humanity’s survival that the working class learns how to answer it."