In this video, the host opens by acknowledging the Labor Day weekend and recent hurricanes before turning to a discussion of Andrew Yang's presidential campaign. The host celebrates news that Yang will meet Elon Musk, arguing that Musk’s support—especially given his advocacy for universal basic income (UBI) and his wealth—could provide a major fundraising and technology boost for Yang. The host highlights Yang’s rising popularity, citing YouTube search rankings, and suggests that the Musk endorsement positions Yang as a serious contender against Donald Trump. The commentary then shifts to a critique of Yang’s recent appearance on Chris Cuomo’s CNN interview, noting that while Yang started strong, he faltered under tough questioning. The host argues that Yang needs more rigorous preparation, better defensive messaging, and a more proactive campaign management team to handle future debates and attacks from Trump. The discussion also questions whether Musk’s backing will translate into effective campaign strategy or simply financial support. Finally, the host promotes their own UBI cryptocurrency project, BitcoinMYK.com, describing it as a free way to earn crypto that can be converted to fiat for everyday expenses, and encourages viewers to sign up. The video concludes with a standard call to like, subscribe, and stay safe.
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Hey, you all, welcome back to the channel, and I hope you're having a great Labor Day weekend. So wanna send our prayers out to the Bahamas, the Florida coast, people that are in the line of Hurricane Dorian. Very damaging storm, I believe a Category 5 right now. And so we're hoping that our um, that everybody makes it through this, uh, all right. Uh, but want to talk about Andrew Yang, uh, today and talk about some good news for his campaign, and that is that Andrew Yang will be leaving, uh, to have a meeting with Elon Musk. That is correct, they will meet and they will sit down and they will come up and try to find some of the best solutions to deal with the looming threats that are on our horizon now. Automation and the advocacy from Elon Musk over the last several years, or for a long time now, where he's been pushing ideas like universal basic income. And of course, these two are on the same path and there is a lot of commonality there. Now, so it makes sense for Elon Musk to endorse Andrew Yang. It makes perfect sense and glad to see that happening. You know, just kind of wish it would happen in the cryptocurrency space that way, kind of weirdly enough. Andrew Yang, very pro-cryptocurrency. Uh, but a lot of people in the cryptocurrency world, uh, still kind of support Trump, where Trump is anti-Bitcoin. So it's just a very, very weird set of events, but that's what we got. But anyway, makes perfect sense for Elon Musk and, um, Andrew Yang to work together and come together. So just fantastic. Everything's working out great with Andrew Yang. I believe the other day he was Number 1 in YouTube searches. Uh, he was far beyond, uh, Bernie Sanders and many of the other candidates. So Andrew's becoming a sensation and his campaign is becoming a hit. And we can, um, you know, everybody's noticing that the candidates who are in this race, best believe you me, they have strategies for everyone that's, uh, running in this election. And they have sized Andrew Yang up and they're keeping, um, uh, keeping track of all of the, uh, success that the Yang campaign is having and a way to counter that and how to deal with that because they see he's coming and that is, uh, a reality. So, um, Elon Musk here, uh, just from CNBC, um, talks about his support for Andrew Yang. Talks about the tweets. Um, and, uh, here's what we're gonna get. Of course, talking about his net worth being at $20 billion, that is a great deal of money. Uh, and with support from someone like Elon Musk and the, uh, all the tech gurus and giants that Elon Musk knows, uh, You know, it is very possible with the help of Elon Musk that Andrew is going to be able to raise as much money as necessary to be our president of the United States, which he will be. I'm sticking to that, that Andrew is going to win this thing. Don't go in half stepping, go in all the way. Some people come on the channel, come on the post saying, well, let's see how things go. After this and that. Hey, Yang Gang is all the way and we support Andrew Yang all the way. We don't have to wait till after the next debate or what have you. We're with Andrew all the way, the real true Yang Gangers. And what we believe, he can win this thing and we are with him 100%. So we're not doubting what's going to happen. Uh, we're going in all the way. Um, want to talk a little bit though, uh, about the Cuomo interview. And you know, of course, Cuomo, Chris Cuomo does the— his, his show on CNN, uh, and, um, you know, along with Don Lemon and some of the others. Um, had Andrew Yang. I don't think this is time he had Andrew Yang on. I think he might have been, uh, talked to Andrew Yang prior before, if I'm not mistaken. Excuse me. Uh, but Chris, uh, I liked how he interviewed Andrew Yang. Now, you know, it looks like Andrew kind of got caught up a little bit, hung up a little bit during that, uh, during that interview. He started off quite well, but toward the end Uh, it became more about what happens when you finally go head to head with Trump. At least, at least they're, at least CNN's at that point now where they can, uh, see Andrew Yang going toe to toe with Trump. And, uh, of course they're talking about the, um, the bully tactics, of course, that Donald Trump's going to be using that we all have become quite accustomed to up until this point in time. So is Andrew Yang ready for it? Uh, and you know, of course it gets discussed, um, you know, how Andrew Yang is going to handle that line of questioning. And then what Chris Cuomo actually ends up doing is he, he kind of ends up kind of testing Andrew. He's kind of coming at him hard with tough questions. And I thought that was great, uh, because, uh, I think this is a, is a, is a good warm-up situation for Andrew Yang because Whereas the campaign is going well in the direction we want, there are still a few things that are potentially holding Andrew back in some cases. And these are things I think could easily be corrected. And I see him making some great changes on how to answer a question. He doesn't stop to let people keep talking. He goes on with his point. And it's kind of what he did with Cuomo. Uh, but Cuomo was coming at him hard, but it was kind of a tough love type situation. It's kind of like what you— I could tell it was kind of like the situation you kind of do with a person, uh, when you really want them to succeed and you know they're going to have to come with the thunder and you know what they're facing and they got to be ready for that. And Andrew has a lot of time to get ready for this still. Uh, but there are certain things that I think the Andrew Yang campaign still has to work on. And as I had spoke earlier, in some of the videos before about his campaign management team and how he came across and his campaign manager and the fact that they were friends and associates. And I've kind of observed some of the energy and activity with his campaign manager. But, and I'm sure he's a great guy and I'm sure they're doing the best they can. But as I've said earlier before, Can't— what Chris Cuomo was doing to Andrew Yang, that is what his campaign management team should be doing to him every day. You know, it's like, uh, anything when you're being trained for something and practicing for something, right? You fix on the points that need the most attention, right? Uh, that's generally the best way to go about that. And what I'm seeing is where Andrew's advancing with his good offensive points, he still needs to kind of fine tune some of those defensive points because Trump is going to come at Andrew very, very hard. It is not going to be pretty. It's going to be ugly. And a desperate Trump who's losing, he's going to double down and it's going to get really, really nasty. He's going to deliver some, some powerful blows there. And so Andrew needs to be practicing out, getting ready for those blows. And, um, you know, he's going to need to be able to handle people like Chris Cuomo like a piece of cake, you know what I mean? And Chris Cuomo kind of was, you know, you know, moving around, um, with some questions maybe he wasn't, he wasn't ready for. Now I've said before that some people might not agree with this, but sometimes it does seem like Andrew Yang's speaking on a script. Scripts can be efficient, and I think it works for Andrew's platform because it's a way of delivering a lot of information in a brief period of time. So that works, and that's fine to even stick with that style of speaking. But I, you know, I think that you have to be prepared for a lot of these tough questions too, and that's what Chris Cuomo was trying to do. So I was very glad Chris did that, and I think there's gonna be a great learning experience for Andrew Yang. I just hope that his campaign management team now drills him and they start throwing out these questions that could possibly come out of nowhere, right? Because they're coming. And, uh, well, we need a team doing that. Now with the Elon Musk backing, uh, I really don't know what's going to happen at this point. Uh, I don't know if it'll be a good idea with, um, probably the kind of money and that Elon can, can help bring in. I don't know if it's going to be a good idea for him to really consider like a campaign management team. And that's not to throw any shade or try to, you know, you know, go against the team he's had before that's gotten to this point. But there are some things I'm noticing that I feel like should have already been worked on and improved upon. And, you know, I think that that has a lot to do with the campaign management team. because that's the job of your campaign management team. You know, it is not— you're a team. You, you can't just fix everything and do everything yourself. You know, you're going to have to depend on people who go, listen, Andrew, we need to go over these points several more times, right? Because we need you to be ready when you get on national television across millions of people, you know, to show them that you can handle Donald Trump. Remember, a lot of people are still concerned about beating Donald Trump, um, and the entire election shouldn't be about that, but we need to still be able to do that and, and be effective with, uh, disabling Trump when he tries his tactics. So I, I, I, I, you know, I don't think this is a major problem. I think this is something that could get worked out by come debate time, but it's all going to depend on if the management team is doing that, uh, because I just don't want to see Andrew get hit with tough questions that, uh, they could be preparing for right now and, uh, could be delivered quite easily to, to, to disable, uh, any, any of Trump's, uh, attacks, right? So that, that's kind of how I saw that. But anyway, so far so good. Uh, want to tell you all real quick about our project BitcoinMYK.com. It is our own Universal Basic Income project. It is totally free. 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