Topic: Social Media Strategy

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is characterized as a "modern-day celebrity" who uses platforms like Instagram to build a following similar to the Kardashians. The hosts debate whether her photogenic nature and social media savvy can overcome her perceived lack of policy depth. One host predicts she has a genuine chance at the presidency, while the other remains skeptical of her long-term viability.

The current legal pressure on the Trump administration is characterized as a "punishment strategy" designed to deter future outsiders from seeking the presidency. Comparisons are made to the impeachment of Bill Clinton, suggesting a cycle of political payback between Democrats and Republicans. The hosts argue that social media fuels a constant state of public outrage that makes objective political analysis difficult.

Dvorak reports a surge in his Twitter followers to over 5,700 after a plug from Leo Laporte. Curry explains the strategy of attracting "repeaters" like Jason Calacanis to amplify messages to a larger, more relevant audience.