Socialists Sweep NYC– Will The Movement Go National; Record Heat In Europe; ‘Viking Row’ Goes Viral

**Jill Wagner** (0:00)
We're recording today out of our Industrious office in New York City, which is perfect for a team like ours, because Industrious takes care of everything, so we can focus on bringing you the news.

**Mosheh Oinounou** (0:12)
Yes, we recently moved to the co-working space Industrious. They have locations around New York and around the world. We have an office in Manhattan. We've also turned one of the offices into a podcast studio, where Jill and I record the podcast.

**Jill Wagner** (0:23)
And while we're working on putting it together, I love the snacks. They're complimentary, you've got all day coffee.

**Mosheh Oinounou** (0:30)
They have special treats on a day-to-day basis every morning and every afternoon. Sometimes it basically serves as your breakfast. I've obviously used the office in New York, but whenever I'm on the road, I make sure to look up if there's an Industrious there. So I've used it in DC, I've used it in Indianapolis. It is a great co-working space, and we have a special deal for all of you. I said, check it out and see if it's a place where you just want to work out of individually, if you need a break, or if you want to move your office there. Right now we have a special deal going with Industrious. We're offering 50% off for first-time Daypass users. If you need a meeting room, if you need office space, or again, just a desk in the open space, head over to mo.news slash Industrious. When you see these beautiful spaces in person, you'll see what we mean. Again, mo.news slash Industrious. Book a tour or use it for the day, 50% off.

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**Mosheh Oinounou** (2:20)
Hey, everybody, it is Thursday, June 25th, World Beatles Day.

**Jill Wagner** (2:25)
The car or the band?

**Mosheh Oinounou** (2:27)
The band, the band, the rock band. Some referring to the, some believe the greatest band of all time. Anyway, this is the Mo News podcast. I'm Mosheh Oinounou.

**Jill Wagner** (2:37)
And I am Jill Wagner. This is the place where we bring you just the facts.

**Mosheh Oinounou** (2:41)
And where we read all the news and read between the lines so you don't have to.
It is World Beatles Day because on this day in 1967, everybody, the Beatles performed All You Need Is Love for a global live telecast. And so to commemorate the song's message, All You Need Is Love, We Have Deemed This, or The Powers That Be Have Deemed This, World Beatles Day. An important message, I think, Jill, to reinforce to folks. All You Need Is Love.

**Jill Wagner** (3:07)
Then and now, Mosheh. Okay, to the headline, starting with politics, the fight for the future of the Democratic Party, Democratic Socialists sweep New York City, but can they do the same outside of New York and other big cities?

**Mosheh Oinounou** (3:21)
Yeah, we are continuing to digest the results from Tuesday night. So are leaders in Washington, including Democratic leaders. What does it all mean?
Is this the Democrats Tea Party movement, or their version of a MAGA takeover of their party? We'll break down what we know so far and what we can expect going into midterms of the 2028 election.

**Jill Wagner** (3:40)
And from divisions on the Democratic side to some Republican infighting, President Trump abruptly cancels the signing of a bipartisan bill on affordable housing.

**Mosheh Oinounou** (3:50)
Yeah, apparently there was a shouting match in the Senate yesterday as Trump visited Republicans on Capitol Hill. We'll tell you what that was about.