Hasan Piker talked about how lonely it is doing what he does every day with very little support from the Democratic Party against the Republican Party's slanderous attacks against him. They never push back against the harmful rhetoric, but instead lean into the right-wing framing: "It's an unbelievably frustrating situation and I'll be honest with you; if I wasn't such a stubborn piece of shit, I probably would have given up. I'm not going to, I'm going to keep pushing but it is very lonely here. We have our community. We have our allies in independent media. But, with no institutional support, with no top-line Democrats coming out and swatting away these ridiculous and slanderous lines of attack, it feels pretty fucking lonely. I'm just frustrated, man. What's frustrating about it is that it's self-defeating for the Democrats. It's unbelievably stupid to lean into Republican attacks against the left in general, not just with me, but with any number of different left-wing candidates. Never concede to oppositional framing."

Hasan Piker goes off on Ben Shapiro for his comments about Amy Acton. Hasan told not one single lie in this rant: "It's perfectly fine when he says heinous shit about Black people. It's perfectly acceptable, permitted and encouraged when he says heinous shit about Muslims but because he is anti-antisemitism and super pro-Israel, he gets to go on CNN. He gets to go on CNN and present the 'reasonable' Republican perspective, as though there is such a thing. They're showing you that there is no such thing. This is supposed to be the smart and educated Republican, and if this is the best they have to offer, I say we do away with ALL of it. Even the most well-read, well-educated, 'sane' Republican ends up defending an attack ad that disparages a child rape victim. What are we doing?"