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Scott Galloway and Jessica Tarlov examine voter shifts, congressional leadership and what Democrats should do with their gains.
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BLUE TSUNAMI! Democrats CRUSH Trump in HISTORIC Election Night
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- 5:40Galloway highlights demographic shifts toward Democrats, including a large swing among young men.
- 8:48Tarlov argues that economic concerns and bodily autonomy outweighed Republican social-issue messaging.
- 31:16The hosts examine congressional leadership following Democratic gains.
- 37:38The discussion turns to potential presidential contenders in both parties.
- 45:53Viewer questions bring legislative priorities, possible investigations and foreign policy into the conversation.
What comes after the victory speeches? Scott Galloway and Jessica Tarlov spend their election-recap episode celebrating Democratic gains, then turn to the harder business of leadership, legislation and accountability.
"BLUE TSUNAMI! Democrats CRUSH Trump in HISTORIC Election Night" was Raging Moderates' most watched new upload of the week, reaching roughly 309,000 views. Tarlov brings her experience covering the results on Fox & Friends, while a montage lets newly elected Democrats supply their own election-night reactions. Galloway focuses on the shift among young male voters; Tarlov argues that economic concerns and bodily autonomy mattered more than Republican messaging on social issues.
The celebration comes with a qualification. "The term for Trump, but it's also the term that applies to us now, is rented, not owned," Galloway says. Later, the hosts consider congressional leadership and answer viewers' questions about legislative priorities and possible investigations. In the comments, the recurring subject is whether Chuck Schumer and Hakeem Jeffries are the right leaders for the moment.
Across fifteen uploads, the conversation kept widening. A follow-up examined Republican reactions and Pete Hegseth's future, while Aaron Parnas joined Tarlov for a separate post-election discussion. The channel gained 3,000 subscribers over the week, although daily views are now running at less than half their usual pace. Its weekly views were close to Brian Tyler Cohen News', while Anthony Scaramucci had a larger week.
The strongest daily momentum belongs to ""Expect an enormous opposition to this."" That clip takes up the National Popular Vote Compact, moving the channel's election conversation from who won to how presidents are chosen.
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- Raging Moderates
- Subscribers
- 310,000 ▲ 3,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 1,321,820
- Videos published this week
- 15
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- November 5, 2026
- Video views so far
- 308,946
- Views on its first day
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Jeffries represents New York's 8th Congressional District.