Bernie Sanders just declared war on the billionaire class and cheered New York's progressive congressional wins. His estimated net worth? $2–3 million. Bongino calls him the most dangerous man in America — not despite his hypocrisy, but because of how effectively he exports it.
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Bernie Sanders appears on screen celebrating the progressive sweep of three New York congressional seats and calling for war on the 'billionaire class.' Bongino runs a Grok AI search live and pulls up Sanders's estimated net worth: $2–3 million [1] — Dan Bongino "Bernie Sanders just declared war on the billionaire class and cheered New York's progressive congressional wins. His estimated net worth? $…" 40:30 . He then pivots to the New York City governance record, noting the city has been run by Democrats for over a decade — confirmed by another Grok search showing the last two mayors, Eric Adams and Bill de Blasio, are both Democrats — which makes Sanders's 'fight the status quo' framing nonsensical. Bongino caps the segment with his most visceral attack of the episode, calling Sanders a lifelong bum who has never added value to society and whose real danger lies in exporting his philosophy to a national movement.
Bernie Sanders says progressives need to 'shake up the status quo' in New York. But Democrats have run New York City for over a decade, with the highest combined tax rates in the country and a city budget larger than the entire state of Florida. They are the status quo.
Bongino claimed New York City's municipal budget is larger than the entire state of Florida's budget, used to illustrate the scale of New York's progressive spending.
Bernie Sanders, who campaigns against wealth accumulation and the 'billionaire class,' has an estimated net worth of $2–3 million, making him a millionaire himself.
Congressional candidate Darializa Avila Chevalier, who campaigns against capitalism and private property, has a father who is a landlord renting his Miami condo for $1,750 a month.
New York congressional candidate Darializa Avila Chevalier campaigns on eradicating Western civilization and hates capitalism. Her father is a Miami landlord charging $1,750 a month. Alinsky Rule 4 delivers again.
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