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It was hard to concentrate in my congressional office because I could overhear a lively interview with conservative media host Glenn Beck through the thin wall. You might assume I work for a Republican, but Im chief of staff to progressive California Congressman Ro Khanna.What if I told you it was one of our best interviews in recent months?They disagreed on President Trumps deportation efforts and USAID funding, but they agreed on revitalizing manufacturing and leading against China. Theheadline for the interview read, "Progressive Democrat sits down with Glenn Beck despite disagreements: Were all Team America." We agreed hed return soon.ROGAN MOCKS DEMOCRATS FOR 'NOT COURSE CORRECTING AT ALL' IN MONTHS AFTER LOSS TO TRUMPTheres debate about whether Democrats need a stronger message or more robust left-wing media. But what Democrats really need is to relearn the art of persuasionnot just crafting a compelling message, but figuring out how to make it cut through todays crowded media landscape.Democrats dont need a "left-wing Joe Rogan." We need to persuade the real one, along with Americans nationwide, that we share common ground and are worth supporting.I know its possible because I saw Ro begin that process with Glenn Beck. They didnt agree on everything, but the conversation opened a door. Thats persuasion: not instant conversion, but showing up, listening, and finding places to start.Our leaders are too often surrounded by chattering consultants obsessed with poll-tested messages and terrified of ruffling feathers. Every morning, I get dozens of emails urging me to tell Americans that MAGA Republicans are trying to take away their healthcare. I believe it! But it takes more than one line to convince people. We need specifics, facts, and a clear vision of what Democrats stand for.Ro has been building this foundation for years. Hes traveled to dozens of states, partnering with Silicon Valley to expand tech opportunities, and since the election, held town halls in Republican districtsnot to preach, but to listen. At a recent Allentown, Pennsylvania, event, Ro spoke with the Trump supporters protesting outside about his bipartisan bill to lower prescription drug costs. By the end, they came insideand applauded.Having a message is just the first step. The next challenge is breaking through todays media ecosystemcan it go viral on social media, get picked up by the press, or reach broader audiences, and still land? Amplification matters equally.CLICK HERE FOR MORE FOX NEWS OPINIONIts undeniable that Republicans have invested significantly more time and resources into building a powerful online ecosystem to reach voters. To overcome that right now, Democrats need to be fearless. Flood the zone, reach people where they are, win them over. Download TikTok, hire a talented, chronically online 22-year-old to post on subreddits, and create a Substack. Talk to Mehdi Hasan in the morning and Laura Ingraham in the evening. Write an op-ed for Fox News Digital.Its not about giving anyone a platform or legitimacytheir platforms already exist, and their audiences view them as legitimate. Its about using those platforms to share our message and tailoring how we communicate to different audiences without compromising our values.We also need to balance between viral moments with nuanced messages about complicated issues. Ros prescription drug bill has gained traction on X and Reddit. But his core visiona new economic patriotism focused on 21st century solutions for the economic success of every community including new factories and AI academieshasnt taken off online the same way. Yet, in longer-form interviews and podcasts, its met with enthusiasm. Both messages matter, and we need to find the right time and place for each.After all, Joe Rogan supported Bernie Sanders in the 2020 presidential election. When he drifted toward Donald Trump, we shrugged and said he was gone for good. Why not try again with a tailored message and an eye toward persuasion?Joe, if youre reading this, I have a pitch for you.

Former Penn State Nittany Lions wide receiver Julian Fleming was seriously injured, and his girlfriend, Alyssa Boyd, was killed in an ATV crash in Pennsylvania, police said Sunday.Fleming 24, and Boyd, 23, were driving down a rural road in Bradford County near the Pennsylvania-New York border on Friday night when they struck a deer, according to Pennsylvania State Police.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMNeither Fleming nor Boyd wore safety equipment, police said, via The Citizens Voice.Fleming was a standout wide receiver who played for the Ohio State Buckeyes from 2020 to 2024. He committed to Ohio State after he was a standout at Southern Columbia High School in Pennsylvania. He was the No. 1 prospect out of the state in 2020.He transferred to Penn State before the 2024 season to finish out his NCAA eligibility.COLLEGE FOOTBALL PLAYOFF REVAMPS FORMAT AFTER FIRST 12-TEAM TOURNAMENT EXPOSED FLAWS: REPORTHe played in 16 games for the Nittany Lions last season. He had 14 catches for 176 yards and a touchdown. At Ohio State, he had 79 catches for 963 yards and seven touchdowns in 38 career games.Fleming signed with the Green Bay Packers as an undrafted free agent, however, his contract was rescinded after he failed a physical with the team.Boyd suffered "extensive injuries" in the crash, police said, via the New York Post. She was a student at the University of Alabama.An investigation into the crash remains ongoing.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X, and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

Scott McLaughlins Indianapolis 500 was finished before the race went green.McLaughlin and the rest of the field were doing pace laps to get ready for the green flag. McLaughlin was warming up his tires on the front straightaway when his vehicle slipped, and he hit the wall.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMThe No. 3 came to a rest, and McLaughlin was in disbelief.The FOX Sports broadcast showed McLaughlin out of his vehicle with his head in his hands. His race team told broadcaster Jamie Little there was no way to repair the car to try to get it running for when the race would go to full speed.The race had already been delayed for nearly an hour as drops of rain fell just as the event was about to get underway.The moment became one of the odder moments seen at the Indy 500 in recent memory."I really have no idea what happened," he told Little coming out of the infield care center. "Just really upset for my team. They built me a fantastic car again. Im really sorry to my sponsors, to my fans, my family. I dont know what happened.JUST HOW MASSIVE IS INDIANAPOLIS MOTOR SPEEDWAY, COMPARED TO OTHER STADIUMS?"I cant believe were out of the race. I had so much hope today. Yeah, probably the worst moment of my life."McLaughlin was set to start in 10th place on the fourth row outside of Conor Daly. Alexander Rossi was on the other side of Daly.He had a tough week ahead of the Indy 500 as he was one of the drivers who suffered scary crashes during practice.McLaughlin finished sixth at the Indianapolis 500 last season it was the best finish of his career. Sunday represented the worst finish of his career at the race.This season, McLaughlin had three top-five finishes and four top-10 finishes.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X, and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

MSNBC host Eugene Daniels asked on Saturday why anyone should trust the former Biden administration cabinet secretaries who spoke to author Alex Thompson about Joe Biden's decline, noting that they didn't speak out while they were in office."But why should people trust them now, right?" Daniels asked. "Because I dont know who these cabinet secretaries were, but maybe they probably want to work in a different administration. They want to be on K Street. They want to be at some think tank. Why should anyone trust them when they spend all this time apparently no one got this information and not telling anybody. Now they have a lot to say."MNSBC's "The Weekend" spoke with Axios reporter Alex Thompson about his new book, "Original Sin: President Bidens Decline, Its Cover-up, and His Disastrous Choice to Run Again," which he co-wrote with CNN host Jake Tapper. MSNBC co-host Elise Jordan said the quotes from cabinet secretaries about the former president were the most powerful, reading one that said, "Over 2023 and 2024, the circle of people with access to the president grew smaller and smaller. Even the majority of Biden's cabinet members weren't in it."Thompson acknowledged it was a fair question and said the secretaries felt that if they spoke out, "it was only going to help Trump."BIDEN'S PRESIDENCY WILL BE REMEMBERED AS THE MAN THAT WAS TOO OLD, SAYS BYRON YORKJordan, after noting that Thompson included four cabinet secretaries who had concerns about the president, asked Thompson about what it was like getting these cabinet secretaries to speak out.Thompson noted that the interviews didn't occur until after the election, but that he had been trying for several years to get them to talk."I think a lot of them were scared because they felt that if they spoke out, it wasnt going to get Joe Biden out of the race, and also it was only going to help Donald Trump," Thompson said.The Axios reporter also described a cabinet secretary he spoke to who was shocked by Biden during a 2024 cabinet meeting and described the former president as incoherent.Daniels also asked Thompson to respond to Naomi Biden's, Joe Biden's granddaughter, rebuke of the book.BIDEN BATTLING MOST AGGRESSIVE TYPE OF PROSTATE CANCER WITH BONE METASTASIS, MEDICAL EXPERT SAYSCLICK HERE FOR MORE COVERAGE OF MEDIA AND CULTUREBiden's granddaughter deemed the book "political fairy smut for the permanent, professional chattering class" in a post on social media."I think if you read the book, you will see that the Biden family is a completely cohesive and solid, very loyal clan. And I was not surprised to see that. I would say that I stand, and Jake and I both stand completely behind the reporting. Also, Id say I think Naomi is a pretty good writer," Thompson said.Daniels also acknowledged that he had reached out to several former Biden officials to come on their show to defend the president, and they hadn't accepted, before noting Daniel Koh, a former deputy assistant to Biden, would be joining them to respond to Thompson's remarks.When Daniels asked about what he observed in the White House with the former president, Koh immediately pivoted to Donald Trump's presidency.Jordan asked if he detected any of the behavior described in Tapper and Thompson's book and Koh said, "he's 82 years old.""I was never concerned about his ability to make the right decision or his team around him making the right decision for the country. And I think that was reflected in the legislation that you were able to see him pass," he added.