Dylan Saba talks about Israel's genocide in Gaza and the mass solidarity movement affecting US politics. Waleed Shahid is part of the anti-imperialist internationalist moment on the American left. They discuss how this moment is transforming US politics and marking a turning point for the American left.

Waleed Shahid, a progressive strategist known for his work with Bernie Sanders and AOC, joins the conversation to dissect the impact of social movements on the Democratic Party. He argues that the blame for their electoral struggles is misplaced, while examining how misinformation skewed voter perceptions of Kamala Harris’s policies. The discussion delves into the complexities of digital discourse, the role of wealthy influencers in politics, and the need for a more unified progressive voice amidst evolving political landscapes.

Brandy Zadrozny, a senior NBC reporter focused on election disinformation, discusses the overwhelming spread of conspiracy theories and its impact on voters. Waleed Shahid, a Democratic strategist and co-founder of the Uncommitted Movement, reflects on media coverage of Arab and Muslim voters, highlighting the need for rebuilding trust. Historian Ira Chinoy shares insights on the evolution of election night reporting and technology, illuminating how past innovations shaped the spectacle of modern election night.

Waleed Shahid, a key organizer of the Uncommitted Movement, joins fellow activist Abbas Alawieh, an Arab-American DNC delegate from Michigan, to discuss recent political shifts within the Democratic Party. They explore the Uncommitted Movement’s grassroots strategies for pro-peace initiatives and the challenges faced by Palestinian-American advocates. Shahid and Alawieh reflect on their community’s disillusionment with party leadership, the significance of their demands at the DNC, and the pressing need for change to align with the pro-ceasefire sentiments of their constituents.

Waleed Shahid, an organizer of the Uncommitted Movement, and Abbas Alawieh, an Arab-American delegate to the DNC, discuss their push for change within the Democratic Party. They share insights from their communities regarding the party's stance on Israel-Palestine and the unfulfilled demands they presented at the convention. With a focus on the disconnection between leadership and constituents, they explore potential shifts under a Harris administration and the crucial need for the party to reflect pro-ceasefire sentiments.