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Jack Cocchiarella's busy week turns resignation news into oversight debate

Guest commentator Mike joins the week's most-watched upload, which passed a million views in its first day.

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5:18An MS NOW report brings earnings in office and cryptocurrency investor losses into the discussion.
9:04Mike argues that corruption should be understood as an affordability issue.
10:28A CNN interview introduces questions about the scope of congressional investigations.
12:46Cocchiarella emphasizes Congress's powers of accountability, oversight and spending.

Jack Cocchiarella packed 38 uploads into the week, but the biggest new audience gathered around a conversation with guest commentator Mike. "Holy Sh*t He Resigned" passed a million views in its first day, moving from reported resignation news into a broader discussion of money, government and congressional oversight.

The pair use television reporting as the starting point rather than keeping the episode to a single headline. An MS NOW segment brings financial interests into the discussion; later, CNN's Dana Bash questions Rep. Robert Garcia about congressional investigations. Mike sums up the connection he wants viewers to make: "Corruption is an affordability issue." Cocchiarella puts his emphasis on Congress's oversight and spending powers.

That upload is also the channel's busiest individual video right now. Two other fresh entries, "Holy Sh*t Is He Quitting?" and "Holy Sh*t It's Over", are drawing substantial daily audiences alongside it.

Across the channel, daily views are running at nearly twice the usual level, while the subscriber count grew by about 10,000 over the week. The Bulwark and Luke Beasley also added subscribers and are seeing busier-than-usual viewing days. Among the nearby-sized political channels, Cocchiarella recorded the largest weekly view total, with the guest discussion giving that prolific schedule its clearest focal point.

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