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be here today. So I want to talk today as we get into this
campaign season, I want to talk about how things are shaping up for Trump.
Trump's out there starting to try to reunite or maybe even reunite the party
as we move into this campaign season. He's out there. His campaign is
asking, demanding, pushing for the debates, which they're supposed to be three.
We'll see what happened. We talked about that earlier in the week.
Biden trying to avoid those and I don't blame them, by the way,
I blame the American voter if they let them get away with this. But
Trump wants to move the campaign, excuse me, the debates to earlier.
Marjorie Taylor Green, of course, is indicated, has shown some movement on
possibly trying to oust speaker Mike Johnson. Trump's got some words on that.
There's a development on Ron DeSantis and his involvement with the campaign. So that's
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team is reportedly asking for these debates to be held earlier. Now I know,
earlier this week we talked about Biden and his campaign's desire to try to
avoid these debates. And I can't say, I can't say I blame them
one bit. I can't say that I blame them one bit because I mean,
there's no reason that they're going to that they would help his campaign.
Right. The whole strategy is to keep this guy hidden. So here we
go. We've got Trump. This is headline here at the Epic Times,
the Epic Times. Trump campaign once sorry, there's a pop up there.
There we go. Trump campaign wants presidential debates to start earlier, by the
way, should start earlier. Former President Donald Trump's campaign is calling for additional
twenty twenty four presidential debates and for them to take place quote much earlier than
initially proposed by the Debate Commission. The Trump campaign asserted that the candidate is
willing to debate Joe Biden anytime, any place, anywhere. I love this.
I love this. So Trump has gone from you know, the campaign
trail for the primary and now he's the presumptive nominee. He still, of
course has to deal with all of these court cases and everything happening there.
But now he's really starting to tighten the screws on the Biden campaign. Trump
says we will debate President Joe Biden anytime, any place, anywhere, anytime,
any place, anywhere. I feel like that's a little bit repetitive,
but I'll take it. The Epic Times received a copy of an April eleventh
letter from the campaign via email, authored by Trump campaign co manager Susie Wilds
and Chris La Sevida. The letter was sent to the Commission on Presidential Debates
co chairs Frank Farren Komp and Antonia Hernandez. So basically, they're writing to
say, let's have more of these debates, and let's have them sooner.
Now that is important because, as the letter that they sent to the campaign
to the Debate Commission reads, the date of the first proposed debate is September
sixteenth, twenty twenty four. When that happens, when that date arrives,
over one million Americans will have likely voted. Now you can say, well,
that's only a million voters, but that's I mean, that's a substantial
number of voters that are making decisions on candidates without seeing where the candidates stand
today. Now, in one sense, I know that there's a huge percentage
of the American people, and I'm one of them, and I venture to
say almost all of you are as well. You know who you're voting for.
You have known who you're voting for since the moment Trump announced he was
running for reelection, or you've known maybe who you were voting for since you
decided decades ago that you were never voting for a Democrat. Again, I
don't know, but you've known for a long time. I'm like that too.
But there's a lot of voters that have no idea what's going on because
they keep their head in the ground. They listen to the seven pillars of
propaganda, deceive them, mislead them, and so forth. And so there's
a good point to be made here. Why are these debates so late in
the year. I mean, that's what is that September sixteenth to November fifth
is what roughly just about six weeks or so, maybe seven weeks, not
counting the weeks on the calendar here. But that gives you a ballpark.
But the campaign, the Trump campaign says that it's likely that over a million
Americans will have voted by that time, which of course raises the other question,
why on earth are you able to vote that far in advance. Look,
I understand early voting is convenient, but how early? Is there no
limit on how early someone should be able to vote? I mean, it
seems like at some point we would be making decisions if you just had if
you just had polls you know, opened in forever, right, just constantly
open, and you could cast your ballot at any time, the first day
of someone's term for the next presidential election. It just seems like it's some
point we're voting on different things. We're voting on different things, and these
debates should coincide with when voting begins. By the date the campaign rights of
the second proposed debate, which is October first, there is likely to be
about three million votes cast, an increase of two hundred and twenty five percent,
So we're still a month away. At that point, we would be
a month away from the general election or from election day, and three million
Americans will have potentially have voted by then. And then this says based on
the third proposed debate date of October ninth, which is thirty five days prior
to election day, there will be approximately eight point seven million Americans that have
already voted. So Trump's saying, let's not give people, if we're going
to have this, you know, ability to vote days and weeks and even
months in advance. People should be able to hear from the candidates prior to
making those choices. They should be able to see the candidates debating one another,
exchanging ideas, responding to criticism, and so forth. And I mean
I agree with that. Of course, what Trump is also well aware of
is that the more that Biden is out there in front of the American people,
the more likely they are to actually see what is truly going on in
his mind, which is not good. In his Biden's mind, it's not
good. And so Trump saying, let's have more of these debates. And
he's right, as he often is. So we'll see where this goes.
I don't know if anything will happen with this, but if nothing else,
it's at least going to bring to light that there is one side that wants
to have more debates, more discussion, have them earlier, give people the
opportunity to hear directly from their candidates. Ask us the tough questions. I'll
debate you, Trump says anytime, anywhere, and so that's what one side
wants. The other side is trying to come up with excuses not to show
up. As I shared earlier this week, people like Dick Durbin, Democrat
Senator from Illinois, people like Chris Coons, Democrat senator from Delaware, they
both were talking about how dangerous it was, how outrageous. I think that
was the word that one of them us. It's outrageous that Trump says these
things. You can't give him a platform to say it. Of course,
by being the Republican nominee, he already has that platform. By being an
individual that already is capable of driving tens of thousand of people to his rallies
who travel from miles and miles around well outside the actual area. The individual
who inspires groups of boaters to have a boat parade for Trump, and for
large numbers of people on motorcycles and in cars to do parades for Trump,
to put people in seats at stadiums, Trump is going to have his platform.
So they are scrambling for excuses not to debate. In the Biden administration.
Meanwhile, Trump is saying, let's debate more. Let's be out there,
me and you. Let's solve this, Let's talk about this. Let's
allow people to hear what we think. Let's allow people to hear our ability
to defend our ideas, and let them see just how fit we are for
office. That's kind of the debate here. As my computer decides to go
into screensaver mode, bear with me here, I need to see the next
there we go. Okay, So that's the first thing Trump wants to make
these debates earlier. He's also not very happy about what Marjorie Taylor Green is
doing in regards to vacating potentially or talking about beginning the process teasing the idea
of vacating the chair that Speaker Mike Johnson currently occupies, thereby potentially creating another
showdown for Speaker of the House in the what six months out or so from
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in the campaign. So we've already talked about Trump's pushing these debates and why
shouldn't he. He absolutely should. It's a major advantage for him, and
it's also something the American people they need to see. They need to see
into these president's ideas and in there into their abilities and fitness for off us
directly, without some intermediary telling us just how fit for office they are.
We need to see it for ourselves. And so that's a good thing.
But Trump is also Trump is also trying to unite or dare I say,
reunite the party as we move into the heart of this campaign. He's not
happy with Marjorie Taylor Green in her effort to oust Speaker Mike Johnson. Again.
This is an article here at newsmax dot com. Former President Donald Trump
and his team are not happy about Georgia GOP Representative Marjorie Taylor Green's threat to
pursue ousting speaker Mike Johnson's ousting speaker Mike Johnson, Politico reported on Thursday.
Green on Tuesday escalated her criticism of Johnson in a lengthy letter to colleagues and
renewed threats of a snap vote that could remove him from office. She filed
emotion to vacate the chair Mark twenty second. Although the congresswoman has been a
supporter of Trump, the former president's team is worried Green's threat to create another
speakership battle will undercut the party in November's general election. So someone from Trump's
team told Politico that this is a one hundred percent distraction, it's unwanted,
and it's just stupid. We're not going to get trapped into this cycle of
bull excrement that comes out of members of the House. So it's fair to
say, another person inside Trump's team said, allegedly according to this article,
it's fair to say we don't think she's being constructive. The internal fighting is
not appreciated by Trump, and so like here we are, and the timing
matters, because you'll hear me say on this program on a fairly regular basis
that there's two problems with the Republican Party. One is that they are not
conservative and right. They just don't have it in them many times to be
conservative. Sometimes they're moderate. Sometimes they dislike some of the benefits that come
along from going along with the statusts of the day. In Washington, d
C. It's easier to get along with the media. You get less hatred
and pushback and all of that, at least that you feel in Washington,
D C. Of course, your voters will like you a lot more if
you actually stand up on principle. But many of these folks simply are not
conservative enough. And the other problem is that they're not tough enough. Right,
they're not tough enough. They might be conservative, but they just don't
have what it takes to fight back against some of the attacks that they are
going to face. So some of it's ideological, and some of it is,
I mean, a character flaw, a character defect, and or you
can say, just succumbing to human nature. It's easier to go along,
to get along than to actually fight for these principles. And so there's a
real problem within the Republican Party as it currently stands. But there have been
dramatic steps toward improving it in recent in recent years, and I would credit
Trump with a lot of that. But timing is important. Timing is important.
We've already, folks, the teams have been chosen effectively for the competition
here in twenty twenty four. I think it's important. I think it's very
important who is on our team, so to speak, who are slate of
candidates are, who's in positions of leadership. But the time to make those
decisions, that window is really it's closed, or it's very close to being
completely closed. And it doesn't mean that we shouldn't have those battles. In
fact, you'll hear me talk about that on a regular basis. We have
to have these battles. We have to have more conservatives in positions of leadership
in the Republican Party. We have to have more conservatives who are there encouraging
conservatives to remain conservative. Once they have you know, authority or power within
the party, they have leadership, they can actually direct a lot of what's
going on. However, that doesn't mean that all of these fights are worth
having at all times. And that's really the point here. We're at the
point where we have to we have to say, hey, this is it,
this is where we are right now. You take it or leave it.
Trump did a similar thing with this his position on abortion. I don't
particularly like it, but Trump's trying to say, look, we've had three
or four years or whatever it's been since the last election to move the needle
on particular issues, to pick our leaders in the House in the Senate,
we're going to pause that it's time to fight over that stuff is over for
now. It doesn't mean it won't happen again, but right now we've got
an election to get ready for, and replacing the speaker at this particular juncture
is not a good idea strategically, and Trump's sending the message to Marjorie Taylor
Green and anyone else in the House of Representatives who's going to be doing that
or thinking about doing that, they better be extra cautious because Trump can make
their lives politically a nightmare here, and he's trying again to prepare for this
final push towards the general election. So we're going to continue this discussion after
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We are really exploring the ways that Trump is gearing up for this campaign.
In the previous hour, we talked about how Biden was trying to maybe
do the same or at least minimize the impact of his decisions the way that
he has gone scorched earth on the American economy, on the American system and
all of that. And you know, it's a time as you, as
you move towards election day, it's a time to put your best foot forward.
Right now, it's about creating a narrative. The next the next few
months are going to be all about all about creating a narrative that says,
hey, this guy is the best choice for presidents. And so that's why
Biden we talked about in another segment of this program earlier, border security,
which Biden is ignored for his entire presidency, he's made it much much worse,
progressively, worse, dramatically. So as he's made things worse, now
he's wanting to make it look like he's wanting to give the appearance that he's
trying to do something about it. Because again, the analogy I use,
it's like when you're with your parents leave for the evening and you're a teenager,
you're left in charge of the house. You want to make sure that
when they come back, they get the impression that you are mature enough to
be left in control in the future, in spite of whatever happened, good
or bad during your time, during their time away, you want to create
the impression that you are worthy. And that's all that's going on here,
and even if it means they've got to lie and deceive us, because polling
shows that they're in a terrible position. I mean, the percentage of black
voters that are saying they're going to vote for Trump is incredibly high. I
mean, it's it's unbelievable. Really, it's truly unbelievable. I've got some
maybe we'll look at that poll in more and more specific detail. But so
both parties, both candidates are trying to do this now as we are in
the middle of April, we're not too far. We're about six months out
from the the election, a couple of months out from the party's conventions where
the candidates will be announced and all that stuff, all the all the hoop
loss surrounding, the energizing of the of the base, and all of that
that happens at the at the convention that's about to happen here in a couple
of months as well. I mean, we're we're in this final little spot
before we move into the final push to the general election. And so we're
talking about debates and Trump wants to move those up and so forth, but
and to have more of those. He's also trying to create peace in the
party. He's trying to say, look, put all these problems aside.
We now are locked and loaded metaphorically leftists were locked and loaded on the task
before us, which is winning here in twenty twenty four. So let's move
these debates up. Why isn't Biden wanting to debate me? Marjorie Taylor Green,
cool your jets. We're not going to have another fight over the speaker.
And in fact, I'm even going to bring in people like my former
opponents in this primary. Although Trump didn't really have any opponents in the primary.
That was a joke. We told you that. You knew that,
But we told you that from the beginning. Trump was never he was the
nominee of choice. It was a total effort and futility for people like Ron
DeSantis and Mike Pence and Chris Christie and whoever else ran Nikki Haley effort and
futility. Trump was always going to be the nominee, almost in spite of
anything that happened regarding criminal trials and everything else. But Trump is now trying
to unite and bring the party together. It's also why I don't want to
get into this. I've talked about this earlier. He's made the decision that
he's not going to push a national abortion ban, a federal abortion ban based
upon fifteen weeks or any number. He's saying, let's leave that up to
the states. He's made the political calculation that that's as far as he can
go with that issue without creating political political nightmare scenario for himself in twenty twenty
four and for the Republican Party. And so I can understand the realities of
that, while at the same time wishing and hoping and continuing to fight for
a situation where maybe next time will be in a position to to take additional
steps on protecting the life of the unborn. So, but the other thing
that's happening is that Trump is putting I mean, he's uniting the party.
We've got Ron de Santis out there, Ron de Santis who dropped out of
the race, what a couple of months ago. I don't even know the
dates. Look, I thought I had so much respect for DeSantis. I
remember when he announced his campaign. You can go back and listen to that
show. I said, whoever is advising Ron de Santis just made a massive
strategic mistake. I mean, they may have harmed his ability to ever run
again. It's really unfortunate, and I get it. I know that the
opportunity to be president of the United States, if people are asking you to
run, that doesn't necessarily happen more than once. You can't necessarily capture that
lightning in the bottle on demand. So I understand that you think, hey,
the opportunities here, I need to pursue this. I also understand.
I also understand that the circumstances were such that this is Trump's this is Trump's
nomination. It always has been. I'm not saying we shouldn't have had a
primary. They're free to run. I'm just questioning the judgment. I'm questioning
the judgment. I'm questioning the decision. Of course, the main motivation of
these folks that ran was they hoped or they were waiting for Trump to face
so much opposition that he had no other choice but to drop out of the
of the campaign. That was the strategy that all of these folks had hoped
for, and of course it did not materialize. And so now we're at
a point where Trump's the nominee, presumptive nominee here, and now we've got
to begin to mend, to mend, fix it, to mend fences,
to build bridges, as we would like to say in this country, building
these bridges. And so DeSantis is out there going to be fundraising for Trump.
That's a good Let's let's see headline here postmillennial dot Com. Here's what
it says. DeSantis told quote, welcome back by Trump after Florida governor pledges
to fundraise. According to a report, here's what Here's what Trump had to
say today. I heard very nice things. I heard He's going to campaign
very hard for me, and he's going to raise a lot of money for
me. Ron, We like you, welcome back and Trump. Trump is
a master of this. I wish more politicians could could be like this,
because it seems like some of these folks take things so personally. They're not
able, they're not able to put difficult circumstances in the past behind them.
I mean, when you're when you're challenging Trump in a primary or whatever.
He is going to come at you. He's done this repeat now for as
long as he's been on the political stage, and no one has been able
to survive that that buzzsaw. I mean, he comes at you full speed,
full throttle. He stops at nothing. People don't know how to fight
him. He doesn't necessarily fight quote unquote fair as people would think. And
it's not pretty. It's not pretty. But but once the dust settles and
one sees the winner, then he has an amazing ability to reconcile and put
all that stuff behind, put all that stuff behind him, and so here
he is. I mean, he's out there. Remember he had called Ron
de Santis Ronda SANCTIMONIU is probably a lot worse than that. But he's out
there constantly criticizing DeSantis when he's in the race. Now he's welcoming him back.
And this is a sign of a Republican party that's trying to move forward,
trying to move forward here as we get into the meat of this campaign,
in fact, it makes me want to look at this. Bear with
me here, I'm looking at this survey data, this research data done by
rasping me some based on recent polling. So if you look here, here
we go. This is what I wanted to see, and this is interesting
to me. This is based upon survey data. I referenced this in a
previous hour, but surveyed. I might have to get into this next segment
as I look at the clock, but as we look at this survey data
that was from a survey conducted March thirty first through April second, you'll see
just how much more united the Republican Party is than the Democrat Party. And
Trump's going to be a big part of that. I think He's going to
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into the selection season, the import and so that and the direction that that
is taking under now Trump's leadership. Quick time out, my friends, back
in just a minute. All right, my friends. So I want to
get to this in the time that we have remaining. I had mentioned that
one of the main things that needs to happen now begin to start happening.
And it's been happening in general, but we have to begin the process of
bringing the party together. And I think Trump is very good at this.
Now the conventional wisdom of that Trump just creates all this havoc and turmoil.
But if you are willing to work with Trump in good faith, I just
think that the chances are extra ordinarily good that he will find a way to
make that happen. He will work with you to figure that out. And
so that's what I would say to my Republican friends. And I'm again a
conservative. There's lots of things I have problems with regarding the Republican Party,
but it is our best chance to move the conservative movement forward politically. It
is the vehicle that gives us the best opportunity to do that. So a
question was asked on this Rasmussen poll that I've referenced a couple times in the
program today. And here's the question. If the twenty twenty four presidential election
were between President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump, who would you vote
for? Now, I had given you the data based upon the response of
those who were hispanic. Now this is all people who responded to that,
but they've broken it down by party. So Trump is up forty nine four
one in this poll, forty nine to forty one. Eight percent said that
they would vote for another candidate. Three percent said that they were not sure.
Now, when you break it out and say to the Republicans, how
many of you are going to vote for Trump or Biden? Eighty three percent
say they're going to vote for President Trump, one percent says they're not sure,
five percent is going to vote for another candidate supposedly, and only eleven
percent, but that's still eleven percent would vote for President Joe Bribery. So
when you look at the Democrats, however, when you look at the Democrats,
so eighty three percent of the Republicans have committed, at least in this
survey, they are voting for the Republican nominee. The Democrats, only seventy
four percent are going to vote for Biden. Seventy four percent have basically decided
to vote for their own political parties nominee, five percent say they're going to
vote for someone else, two percent are not sure, and eighteen percent eighteen
percent, almost almost one in five Democrats are going to vote for Trump.
Now. So my point here is to say, and you remember back in
twenty twenty twenty, Trump had a very high number. He was in the
nineties, ninety plus percent of Republicans said they were going to vote for Trump.
I imagine that's where this number is going to get for Trump over time.
You know, some of this stuff is still that, these wounds are
still fresh. Some of this stuff, you know, people didn't like like
Trump criticizing their preferred choice as candidate, whether it was Chris Christi or Nicky
Haley or Ron DeSantis. But now you begin the process of some of this
reconciliation. Now you begin the process of framing the election in such a way
that it needs to be understood. It's no longer Trump was too hard on
my guy, on my candidate. I can't believe he said that. Those
emotions start to wane and you begin to look at the realities. The realities
are there are one of two people that are going to be President of the
United States, I mean, barring something extraordinary, one of two people.
It's going to be President Donald J. Trump, or it's going to be
President Joseph Robinette's bribery. And if you call yourself a Republican, if you
call yourself a Republican and you recognize that reality, you know, you don't
get any points. You don't get any points for some sort of you know,
a virtuous vote. Those are the choices. One of those two people
is going to be president of the United States. And if you don't vote
for Trump, but let's say you don't even vote for Biden, that's let's
not put the worst case scenario out there. But if you don't vote for
Trump and vote for someone else, that's akin to half of vote for Biden.
That's a vote for half half of Biden, is what that is?
One half of a vote for Biden. If you vote for Biden, that's
a full vote for Biden. And I would say, what part of the
Republican Party's platform are you even agreeing with if you're able to cast a ballot
for Joseph Robinette Bribery. And I think that people will begin to see that
once the emotions of the of the campaign, of the primary campaign start to
start to fade away, they begin to see what reality is. They're reminded
that it is Trump who put Neil Gorsich and Brett Kavanaugh and Amy Cony Barrett
on the Supreme Court. Even though they've not necessarily been perfect, it's certainly
better than the alternative. They might be upset that Trump is not prepared to
endorse a federal abortion band, but yet they're going to look back and remember
and realize that Trump is the very reason why roe versus. Wade was overturned
because of the justices he put on the Supreme Court. And I believe that
when the dust settles, ninety plus percent of Republicans are going to vote for
Trump, and I just don't see more than eighty percent of Democrats voting for
Biden. Time will tell, anyway. I got to wrap up, my
friends. Thank you so much for listening. I hope you have a wonderful
day. SDG.