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Sam Harris brings a warning about victory to Triggernometry

Katharine Birbalsingh's case for multicultural patriotism and Brandon Tatum's defence of Trump complete the week's interview lineup.

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The Midterm Win Could Make the Democrats Worse - Sam Harris

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12:00Kisin challenges Harris on voters prioritising border policy over a candidate's personality.
13:11Harris argues that Democrats' earlier border policies and progressive cultural positions alienated voters.
43:39Harris warns that extremist Democratic positions could push voters towards far-right leadership in future elections.
56:08Harris argues that addressing existential risks, including AI, requires international coordination rather than alienating allies.

Winning an election doesn't settle the argument about what a party should become. That is Sam Harris's concern on returning to Konstantin Kisin and Francis Foster: Democratic success could give progressive ideologues more influence, rather than encourage the changes he thinks the party needs.

"The Midterm Win Could Make the Democrats Worse - Sam Harris" was Triggernometry's most-watched new upload, reaching roughly 432,000 views. Harris criticises Democrats' earlier border policies and cultural positions, while Kisin presses him on voters who choose policies over a candidate's personality. Foster joins the discussion about why working-class voters supported Trump. These are disagreements the hosts spend time unpacking, rather than quickly moving past.

The conversation also extends beyond the election to Iran, foreign intervention and artificial intelligence. It contains paid advertising segments alongside the interview.

Brandon Tatum supplies a different reading of American politics in "Will Trump Nuke Iran? - Brandon Tatum". He defends Trump's handling of the Iran war while saying he wants it to end, and argues that divisions on the right look larger online than they do on the ground. Although posted later, his interview currently has the strongest daily viewing momentum of the week's releases.

Between those American conversations, Katharine Birbalsingh brings the discussion back to Britain. Her interview centres on "multicultural patriotism": celebrating different cultures while teaching gratitude and loyalty to the country. Members' question videos with Birbalsingh and Tatum round out the five uploads.

Subscribers were unchanged over the week, and daily views are running below the channel's usual level. Among similarly sized political channels, Tucker Carlson Network and Roland S. Martin are currently above their own usual daily viewing levels. For Triggernometry, the newest Tatum conversation is drawing the busiest traffic, followed by Birbalsingh's education discussion.

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