Speaker 1: Welcome to Political Beatdown. It's Michael Cohen here with Today.
Speaker 1: Today we have Anthony Davis. Anthony Davis is part of
Speaker 1: our Midas Touch Network family. He has five minute news
Speaker 1: He's done all the time. Anthony, Which other shows do
Speaker 1: you have there at MTN?
Speaker 2: On Wednesdays I do Uncovered with Ron philip Kowski where
Speaker 2: we uncover the mac of propaganda, and on Sundays I
Speaker 2: do the Weekend Show, which is the long interview shows
Speaker 2: where we get deep into the you know, the pro
Speaker 2: democracy rhetoric. So you know, I'm a huge fan of yours, Mike.
Speaker 2: I just want to start with that, just to blow
Speaker 2: a little bit of smoke in your direction, because I'm
Speaker 2: a big fan of this show, so to be here
Speaker 2: it feels very weird. You know. I feel like we're
Speaker 2: crossing the streams in those Marvel movies.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well, I appreciate that.
Speaker 1: The Only thing is that the accent is kind of
Speaker 1: throwing me off because you know what ends up happening.
Speaker 3: I'm actually going to be on the BBC tonight.
Speaker 1: I'm doing some election result work for them, so I'm
Speaker 1: actually believing in Washington, DC right now, and that's why,
Speaker 1: of course you'll notice the bed in the background.
Speaker 3: Not my home. This is a hotel room. But look, obviously,
Speaker 3: today's the big day.
Speaker 1: Today's the day that we have been talking about now
Speaker 1: for a long time. Ben In, myself and everybody on
Speaker 1: the MTN network, we've all been talking about this day
Speaker 1: for a really really long time. And you know what
Speaker 1: I want to do, Anthony, I want to actually place
Speaker 1: our brigaders. That's what we call our political beatdown. They're
Speaker 1: the brigaders. I want to put some of some of
Speaker 1: your minds to ease here, all right, because we're going
Speaker 1: to show you some stuff, as we always do, that
Speaker 1: should sort of explain why Donald Trump cannot possibly win,
Speaker 1: why there is not fifty point one percent of this
Speaker 1: country stupid enough to believe and to listen to the
Speaker 1: absolute rambling, nonsensical speeches of a lunatic mind, right because
Speaker 1: that's really what it is. It's the nonsensical rantings of
Speaker 1: a lunatic mind. That's actually from the movie Young Frankenstein
Speaker 1: with Gene Wilder. And one of the things that I
Speaker 1: want to first start out with is, there's so many
Speaker 1: people standing right now. They have these correspondents at so
Speaker 1: many different swing state poll sites, and so on, and
Speaker 1: what we're beginning to get information on is forgetting about
Speaker 1: all of the ballots. It's like seventy two to seventy
Speaker 1: four million ballots have already been sent in. I believe
Speaker 1: that the number is obviously even more. But they're polling
Speaker 1: people at these sites, asking them who who you're voting
Speaker 1: for and why, because it's not just major news outlets
Speaker 1: and cable news outlets, but it's those the people like
Speaker 1: us podcasters, and people would chose like Harry Sisson, he's
Speaker 1: over there and he's talking to people in Philadelphia and
Speaker 1: so on and so forth.
Speaker 3: I want to show you a clip. All right, we're
Speaker 3: in deep red Georgia. In Georgia, all right, deep red Georgia.
Speaker 3: They start asking them questions. Voters are voting blue. Just
Speaker 3: play the clip.
Speaker 2: I have voted with Ove again. Yeah, yeah, I love
Speaker 2: for the man. I don't love for their party.
Speaker 3: So what are your thoughts on the election or my
Speaker 3: thoughts on my what on the election? Hey? Much? Think
Speaker 3: about it? Well, who are you going to vote for? Trump? Okay,
Speaker 3: tell me why.
Speaker 4: Last time you saw him talking, did you watch his
Speaker 4: lips moment?
Speaker 2: He's lying?
Speaker 3: Yeah, he's lying right, By the way, that was deep
Speaker 3: red Georgia that I don't think that county has seen
Speaker 3: a Democrat in like forty some odd years. It's incredible, right, an.
Speaker 2: I get the feeling that the media fallen for Trump's
Speaker 2: confidence trick, right, which is to convince the country that
Speaker 2: he's popular, to convince the country that he's a winner.
Speaker 2: The guy hasn't won anything since twenty sixteen, and so
Speaker 2: everything has to be performative. We know that. I mean,
Speaker 2: did you see that clip where he was at the
Speaker 2: rally and he was like, there's never an empty seat here,
Speaker 2: and the cameraman decided to zoom out and show all
Speaker 2: these empty seats in there. I mean that was finally,
Speaker 2: you know, the curtain being pulled back from the Wizard.
Speaker 2: I really get the sense that the media have been
Speaker 2: so slow to kind of realize that this whole storyline
Speaker 2: is basically a production and that in reality, voters are
Speaker 2: not going to put a convicted felon back in the
Speaker 2: White House. They're just not, and the polls they don't
Speaker 2: seem to reflect that.
Speaker 1: You know what's very funny is I was just you know,
Speaker 1: checking out X and just one person turned around and said,
Speaker 1: there's no doubt Kamala is going to win. There is
Speaker 1: its reality versus is reality TV.
Speaker 3: And that's really the best way to kind of it was.
Speaker 1: I thought it was brilliant reality, which is what Kamala
Speaker 1: Harris and Tim Walls are living in. And then you
Speaker 1: have reality TV where everything is you just stated, of course,
Speaker 1: in a much better accent than my you know, Semi
Speaker 1: Long Island, Brooklyn, New York. I'm a yeah, well that's
Speaker 1: only because it's not yours, right, Yours is the accident
Speaker 1: that gets the women. So what ends up happening is,
Speaker 1: you know, it's reality TV. It's all about him sitting
Speaker 1: there by the way, Jeremy, if we have that, if
Speaker 1: we have that clip of the cameraman who goes ahead,
Speaker 1: I don't know if it was actually done to embarrass
Speaker 1: Trump per se as much as it was is to
Speaker 1: again acknowledge that Donald Trump is lying, that he's basically
Speaker 1: lying to people who are there, so in essence saying
Speaker 1: ignore your lying eyes.
Speaker 2: Right, Maybe we can talk about that for a second,
Speaker 2: because you you know him, right, you've been with him.
Speaker 2: There is something about someone with a character like that
Speaker 2: where he could be in a room with people and
Speaker 2: literally tell them that the sky is a different color,
Speaker 2: and they'll kind of believe it because he's standing there
Speaker 2: and they buy into his confidence and to his kind
Speaker 2: of lying narrative. Is this some truth to that that
Speaker 2: actually everybody in that rally room knows that it's empty,
Speaker 2: but because they are in the cult of Trump, they
Speaker 2: ain't going to say anything.
Speaker 1: So nobody's saying anything because at a rally, right and
Speaker 1: you're there with other maggots, you're not going to say anything.
Speaker 1: But of course they realize that he's lying. In fact,
Speaker 1: one of the things that so many cameramen are actually
Speaker 1: showing as well, which again Donald is lying about when
Speaker 1: he says nobody ever leaves my rallies.
Speaker 3: Quite frankly, they leave hers. There's nobody even there. She
Speaker 3: only had one hundred people, and we're full to the capacity,
Speaker 3: and there's hundreds of thousands of people waiting outside. And
Speaker 3: again that people are like looking around, like what you
Speaker 3: what are you talking about here? This is that's that clip.
Speaker 3: I would love for you to play it, you know,
Speaker 3: just just interrupt me and just drop it right in there,
Speaker 3: you fire it.
Speaker 1: Right in because it's absolutely hysterical here. All of a sudden,
Speaker 1: all of a sudden he's saying something that you know
Speaker 1: that you know is not true. It would be like
Speaker 1: if I turn around and I said to you that
Speaker 1: I'm the center for the New York Knicks and you're saying, yeah,
Speaker 1: I actually happen to know who the center is and
Speaker 1: you're five to eleven, he's like seven foot four, that
Speaker 1: there's got to be something wrong, Like you're sure that
Speaker 1: you really need you're the center for the New York Knicks,
Speaker 1: And I say, yeah, one hundred, that's exactly who I am.
Speaker 1: And I scored a quadruple double yesterday, you know, And
Speaker 1: they're saying to you, nobody's ever done that history of basketball,
Speaker 1: nobody's ever played basketball, quite frankly, the way I played
Speaker 1: basketball on the best basketball player ever.
Speaker 3: And you sit there and.
Speaker 1: You're like, stop it, right, but you're not saying it.
Speaker 1: For what reason, I don't know, but I do have
Speaker 1: to say Donald Trump can be extremely charming. He can, though,
Speaker 1: the Donald Trump that we're seeing today is extremely different,
Speaker 1: extremely different than the Donald Trump that I knew when
Speaker 1: I was with him for almost a decade and a half.
Speaker 1: So mine isn't like some casual meeting where it's like, hey,
Speaker 1: I was the first phone call every single morning at
Speaker 1: like five am, and the last at eleven and change
Speaker 1: at night before he went to sleep for over a decade.
Speaker 3: All right, And I'm going.
Speaker 1: To tell you something too before I end up showing
Speaker 1: you that clip. He doesn't have a Michael Cohen around him.
Speaker 1: He does not, and you know, but I'm actually thankful
Speaker 1: that he doesn't, because if I was still around him,
Speaker 1: things would be very different. And I think that this
Speaker 1: election would actually be a whole lot closer for him,
Speaker 1: if not even him victorious, because we have so many
Speaker 1: great mistakes, Anthony, There's so many great mistakes that I
Speaker 1: see them making on a daily basis that I said,
Speaker 1: I never would have allowed this to happen.
Speaker 2: I never would about how he's, how he's changed, because
Speaker 2: you said he's he's changed in the last decade. He's
Speaker 2: kind of unrecognizable. And I even noticed that, you know,
Speaker 2: this morning he went to put his you know, put
Speaker 2: his ballot in the in the box in Florida with
Speaker 2: his pay per view wife, and I was just like,
Speaker 2: he seemed really very not meek, because that's never a
Speaker 2: word I really want to use to describe that guy. Maargic,
Speaker 2: like a shadow of his former self tell us about
Speaker 2: the difference between then and now.
Speaker 3: Well, first of.
Speaker 1: All, remember I worked for Donald as an employee as
Speaker 1: executive vice president of the Trump Org and special counsel
Speaker 1: to Donald from two thousand and seven to twenty seventeen
Speaker 1: to the day of inauguration.
Speaker 3: Then I became personal attorney to President Donald Trump. It's
Speaker 3: many years ago.
Speaker 1: I mean, you're talking about almost you know, eight years
Speaker 1: ago from the time I stopped as opposed to eighteen
Speaker 1: years ago. Everybody changes over eighteen years. He's lethargic. Now
Speaker 1: he's also.
Speaker 3: Angry.
Speaker 1: And the problem with Donald Trump is when he gets angry,
Speaker 1: he doesn't think straight. And what he does he believes
Speaker 1: that whatever he says is the gospel, it's one hundred percent.
Speaker 3: But he doesn't know. There you go.
Speaker 1: Now he wants reporters shot too. I mean, this is
Speaker 1: this is crazy. This is just craziness. He doesn't know
Speaker 1: what to say in order to keep not just his base,
Speaker 1: but he thinks that this is going to draw people
Speaker 1: in because look, Anthony, I'm sure you know you have
Speaker 1: issues with you know, the press as well. They say things,
Speaker 1: they write things, they don't really care about fact checking
Speaker 1: or truth at least that's things that I've experienced.
Speaker 3: And then you turn around and say, but do I
Speaker 3: really want them shot?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 1: Absolutely not. You know, I believe in a free and
Speaker 1: fair press. But I want to go back for a
Speaker 1: second before.
Speaker 3: We actually and I want to show you the lie
Speaker 3: that we started this entire conversation, Anthony. I want to
Speaker 3: show you and the brigaders, the lie of Donald Trump
Speaker 3: telling the audience that his crowds are always capacity. Hers
Speaker 3: are not. Play the clip.
Speaker 4: Nine years we've had the biggest rallies in history of
Speaker 4: any country, and every ralli's full. You don't have any
Speaker 4: seats that are empty. You don't have anything yet. I
Speaker 4: mean the one we had today you missed beauty. We
Speaker 4: could have filled that place up twenty times. I mean
Speaker 4: that was beautiful. And the Virginia round. Did you hear
Speaker 4: about the Virginia Really that was on Glenn Youngkin did
Speaker 4: a great job the governor of Virginia, and they had
Speaker 4: a crowd there.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Remember what I said before, don't trust your lying eyes,
Speaker 3: trust mine.
Speaker 2: It's it's so interesting that this is a guy who
Speaker 2: you know, after a decade of lyne because I was thinking,
Speaker 2: you know, when you when you and him party company
Speaker 2: in twenty seventeen. You effectively gave him to us twenty
Speaker 2: eight in twenty eighteen. We've had him since that period,
Speaker 2: and it's been difficult, to say the very least, because
Speaker 2: it changed the whole political landscape. Suddenly he was kind
Speaker 2: of riding off the back of being anti establishment. I'm
Speaker 2: not a politician, and he's not even a business man.
Speaker 2: I mean, the guy played one on TV. But you know,
Speaker 2: I was reading that stuff about the marketing director from
Speaker 2: The Apprentice who said, you know, his boardroom was too shabby.
Speaker 2: We had to create a set with one to kind
Speaker 2: of make him look like he was more of a
Speaker 2: serious business person than he really was. And he was available.
Speaker 2: I mean, all the other billionaires they went to simply
Speaker 2: weren't available to do that show. But Trump is a
Speaker 2: is a showman first, Isn't he like that? Kind of
Speaker 2: really to me, I get the impression that he maybe
Speaker 2: should have just been an actor or reality team she.
Speaker 3: Wanted to be he as a young man, that's really
Speaker 3: what he wanted to be and left. He wanted to
Speaker 3: be an actor.
Speaker 2: So he was acting the role of president for four
Speaker 2: years because he didn't want to work. I mean, the
Speaker 2: guy just wanted to sit and watch TV talking about
Speaker 2: him in the dining room.
Speaker 1: Yeah, a lot of the things that he is interested in,
Speaker 1: Like if there are times that his plane wasn't available,
Speaker 1: it was either in for service and whatever, and he
Speaker 1: was going down to Florida, so he would jump on
Speaker 1: yet Blue or Delta or American Airlines, which I always
Speaker 1: thought was very endearing.
Speaker 3: I really did. I thought it was endearing. But when
Speaker 3: he would show up, he would show up with a
Speaker 3: stack of newspapers. Ivanka used to do the same thing.
Speaker 1: She used to copy Daddy in that all the time,
Speaker 1: they show up with a stack of maybe twelve to
Speaker 1: fifteen newspapers, and he'll go through them, even when he's
Speaker 1: on his own plane, you know, he'll go through them.
Speaker 1: He's not reading the newspaper for the news or the information.
Speaker 1: He's reading it in order to see if his name
Speaker 1: is actually in it. Right, So that's a very different
Speaker 1: that's a very different type of a person. Right, I'm
Speaker 1: reading the newspaper for the article for what it says.
Speaker 1: He's reading it to see if he made the newspaper,
Speaker 1: or if there's some opportunity that he thinks could be
Speaker 1: there for example, how he ended up learning even about
Speaker 1: the Kluege estate, which is what ultimately became the Trump winery.
Speaker 1: He read about that in a paper or the Running
Speaker 1: Horse project in Fresno, California that he sent me on.
Speaker 3: He read in the newspaper.
Speaker 1: About how this thousand acre property is supposed to be
Speaker 1: the site of like the twenty ten US Open, the
Speaker 1: golf right, a PGA championship, which he did not have
Speaker 1: one at the time. And he always wanted to say,
Speaker 1: He's like, go get it right, go see if we
Speaker 1: can't get that project.
Speaker 3: And you know, I went to Fresno a couple of times.
Speaker 3: It didn't happen. But that's how he reads.
Speaker 1: The newspaper, mostly for his name, but also to see
Speaker 1: what could be potentially available. But I do really want
Speaker 1: to get back into these swing states. I want to
Speaker 1: get into the conversation on these swing states. And you
Speaker 1: know how we're beginning to see voters actually turn and
Speaker 1: move away from red or purple to blue.
Speaker 3: Play the clip on the Wisconsin I mean you have
Speaker 3: a vote for conviction.
Speaker 6: Tel, I'm the president of that conservative mart Gannon says
Speaker 6: instead of Trump, he's picking the Harris was ticket.
Speaker 3: I voted for him the first time he read. I
Speaker 3: was grave with this. The point of it. I think
Speaker 3: we need younger people.
Speaker 7: I mean, what's an eighty year old person know what
Speaker 7: thirty year old's family needs.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there's a lot stacked against him. I mean, A,
Speaker 2: he's seventy eight years of age. B he's done it before,
Speaker 2: and he screwed up COVID so badly. We know he
Speaker 2: inherited Obama's economy, so he can't really take credit for that.
Speaker 2: I think people are starting to realize that now. But
Speaker 2: I just cannot see why people would want someone who
Speaker 2: is so divisive, so aggressive, so abusive with their language
Speaker 2: to represent America. That's the bit, you know, from a
Speaker 2: holistic perspective, that's the way I look at this. That
Speaker 2: you know, you can pull these swing states as much
Speaker 2: as you like. There's going to be an awful lot
Speaker 2: of Republicans who might not publicly admit that they voted
Speaker 2: for Harris, but privately, when they're in the booth, that's
Speaker 2: what they're going to do.
Speaker 1: And the only person that's going to know who you
Speaker 1: voted is you and your God, plain and simple right.
Speaker 1: And then the person who's taleling up the vote you know,
Speaker 1: if in fact that it's by a mail in ballot
Speaker 1: or right the machine itself, that information is between you
Speaker 1: and yourself and your God. And so the notion that
Speaker 1: everybody who is a Republican is voting for Trump, we
Speaker 1: already know that thirty percent of the Republican Party become
Speaker 1: the Nikki Haley supporters have already said they are not
Speaker 1: voting for Donald Trump for a multitude of reasons, some
Speaker 1: of which, Anthony, you spelled out. The divisiveness, the rhetoric,
Speaker 1: the anger, the vitriol, the attacks right the again, the sexism,
Speaker 1: the racism, et cetera. That's not That's not what I
Speaker 1: think people want. Will I think the American people, at
Speaker 1: least more than fifty point point one percent are tired
Speaker 1: of waking up to the chaos, to this like Kardeshian
Speaker 1: reality show that we call our daily news.
Speaker 2: Do you remember that every day and of course you
Speaker 2: remember every day under the Trump administration was a scandal, right,
Speaker 2: whether it was in drawing the hurricane with the sharpie
Speaker 2: or you know, something that just everything was going wrong
Speaker 2: and I would wake up and I'd be like, what's
Speaker 2: it going to be today? They criticized Kamala Harris with
Speaker 2: Joe Biden's administration for not doing anything. But what they're
Speaker 2: actually saying is there wasn't a daily scandal, and they
Speaker 2: just assume that without daily scandals, that they aren't doing anything.
Speaker 2: I don't want the administration to be drawing attention to itself.
Speaker 2: I want them to be running the country quietly and effectively.
Speaker 2: And I think that is the greatest fear. Going back
Speaker 2: to Trump means going back to the controversies and to
Speaker 2: the extremism, the insane, weird relationships, the secret meetings with Putin,
Speaker 2: and you know, thinking Victor Auburn is a great person
Speaker 2: to kind of give you a reference. I mean, come on,
Speaker 2: I just think the American people are smarter than that,
Speaker 2: which is partly why I moved here.
Speaker 1: Yeah, look, I hope I hope that they are, because
Speaker 1: I can't imagine what the next decade is going to
Speaker 1: look like. We're already having to and I think we're
Speaker 1: all acknowledge this even when Trump loses. Even when he loses,
Speaker 1: there is still trump Ism alive in America.
Speaker 3: There are too many.
Speaker 1: Politicians that have decided that they want to be the
Speaker 1: Trump two point oh, the Trump three point oh, guys
Speaker 1: like Ron DeSanctis, who Trump himself has excommunicated.
Speaker 3: This guy was on the trail with Trump. You know.
Speaker 1: Newsweek did an article last week. It's written by Catherine
Speaker 1: fun Funng. I talk about it since I read it
Speaker 1: just the other day. Popped up on my and I
Speaker 1: actually had to call her and to thank her for
Speaker 1: the article, which was really done many weeks ago, but
Speaker 1: she revived it and then wrote and wrote the story
Speaker 1: where I had made a comment to her in a
Speaker 1: conversation that Donald Trump eats alone. And when I say
Speaker 1: Donald Trump eats alone, I'm not talking about this is
Speaker 1: a guy who goes out to the twenty one club
Speaker 1: or the Polo bar or what have you, by himself
Speaker 1: and he has his steak with his potatoes in the
Speaker 1: whole nine yards. No, I'm talking about it as a reference, right.
Speaker 1: It's an analogy meaning Elon Musk thinks that Donald Trump
Speaker 1: is going to be a useful idiot for him to become,
Speaker 1: you know.
Speaker 3: The ruler of the whole world, or.
Speaker 1: To take over the world, or to be involved with
Speaker 1: our NASA and so on. Again, what this is is
Speaker 1: a fantasy by Elon Musk. In fact, when Elon Musk
Speaker 1: at that rally, the racist rally at Madison Square Garden,
Speaker 1: got those booming cheers when he got out for like
Speaker 1: five minutes, the crowd was going crazy. He got more
Speaker 1: applause than Donald did. Don't think for a second that
Speaker 1: that is not noticed by Trump.
Speaker 3: And when I say Donald eats alone, he doesn't like
Speaker 3: anybody else getting any accolades at all.
Speaker 1: In fact, that's the death touch. That's what Ron DeSantis
Speaker 1: ended up experiencing. When people were saying, you know, he
Speaker 1: would be a great president, all of a sudden, Trump
Speaker 1: is like, the fuck what.
Speaker 3: This guy, this guy's getting, this guy's getting all this
Speaker 3: notoriety off my back. And now all of a sudden
Speaker 3: they're talking about maybe he should end up being the president,
Speaker 3: and so on and so forth. And that was the
Speaker 3: kiss of death.
Speaker 1: The same thing for guys like John Paulson, for Howard Lutnick,
Speaker 1: for Steve Whitcoff, all.
Speaker 3: These guys, all these guys turn out, oh, you know,
Speaker 3: Donald's my best friend, Donald's my best friend. Fuck out here,
Speaker 3: all right.
Speaker 2: You know, tries increasingly isolated, though, isn't he And not
Speaker 2: just from people that used to be friends, but even
Speaker 2: just the way in which he operates. He almost has nobody,
Speaker 2: as you were saying, you used to play that role.
Speaker 2: He has nobody to kind of connect with on any
Speaker 2: level other than surface. And so you even see that.
Speaker 2: You know, with Milania, now, she really is very much
Speaker 2: on the clock, isn't she? You know she was. She
Speaker 2: was proviously paid to come and walk to the ballot box.
Speaker 1: By the way, if you notice she kept looking at
Speaker 1: her watch, you know, you know, and I think that
Speaker 1: I think the clock is rolling and she's counting how much.
Speaker 2: Money that She's like, I just got another three grand?
Speaker 1: Three grand. Believe me, it's a lot more than that.
Speaker 1: You know, those days of her accepting three grand are
Speaker 1: all over. But you know, I'll tell you, but this
Speaker 1: is not going unnoticed. So for example, like com I
Speaker 1: Harris is comms director. This guy Michael Tyler, you know,
Speaker 1: chimed in on this, play that clip.
Speaker 3: Listen.
Speaker 7: We feel good about what we're seeing in Pennsylvania and
Speaker 7: across the battle round states. I think when you look
Speaker 7: at the early vote data, yes, there has been a
Speaker 7: mode shift. Because Republicans, they used to disparage early voting
Speaker 7: and claim it was fraud, They've now embraced it and
Speaker 7: have encouraged their voters to do so, so you're seeing
Speaker 7: a little bit of a mode shift. But we are
Speaker 7: also hitting our benchmarks in states like Pennsylvania and across
Speaker 7: the country where lower propensity Democratic target voters have been
Speaker 7: voting throughout their early vote period. But we're not resting
Speaker 7: on our laurels, right, That's why over the weekend.
Speaker 3: They're not no.
Speaker 1: And you know one thing also, which I think is
Speaker 1: extremely relevant to why I believe that more than fifty
Speaker 1: point one percent of this country will end up voting
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris. Look at the diversity that exists at her rallies.
Speaker 1: Look at the diversity in terms of her comms direct
Speaker 1: Look at the diversity of the people that have come out,
Speaker 1: from the Liz Cheneys to the Oprah Winfrey's, from the
Speaker 1: Taylor Swifts to the Beyonces. She owns the spectrum Donald
Speaker 1: Trump's rallies other than.
Speaker 3: The handful of where it has blacks for Trump and
Speaker 3: they're paid actors, by the way, Other than these people,
Speaker 3: it looks like a clan meeting, right and Hogan twenty
Speaker 3: sixteen I created along with this guy passed to Darryl
Speaker 3: Scott from the New Spirit Revival Church in Cleveland, Ohio.
Speaker 3: We created it was really it was my idea, but
Speaker 3: we created it together, called the National Diversity Coalition for Trump.
Speaker 1: What happened is I'm watching this rally on television and
Speaker 1: it is glaring to me that it is very salt.
Speaker 1: It's all white. There was no diversity.
Speaker 3: And I came into his office the next day and
Speaker 3: I said, hey, boss, I got it? Can I be?
Speaker 3: I gotta tell you something. I said, great rally last night,
Speaker 3: a lot of energy, and there was a lot of
Speaker 3: enthusiasm and there was I said, but you had no diversity.
Speaker 3: You can't win an election simply off of the white
Speaker 3: male vote.
Speaker 2: America doesn't look like that.
Speaker 1: No, so he said to me, and so I said,
Speaker 1: I'm going to create something.
Speaker 3: He goes, good, do it. And that was the entire thing.
Speaker 1: And I created it and we had we rate had
Speaker 1: over ten million people that joined this thing.
Speaker 3: It was so big that the Republican Party asked me
Speaker 3: if they can have it, And of course after the election,
Speaker 3: I gave it to him. What did I What did
Speaker 3: I get? What did I want it? For my point being,
Speaker 3: you don't have that with Kamala Harris. You have America.
Speaker 3: You have what America represents, what America looks like, not
Speaker 3: this long beard, bald headed red beard, you know, figures, belly,
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Speaker 3: brain cells, very very different group on the other.
Speaker 2: Side, because America is better than that. And I think,
Speaker 2: you know, Harris looks like what America looks like. Her
Speaker 2: mixed parentage is what America looks like. And unfortunately, so
Speaker 2: much of what we hear from the right, the far right,
Speaker 2: the Christian nationalist movement is this is this great replacement theory,
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Speaker 3: Of course, this is Mike Johnson.
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Speaker 3: Turned around and he said, he goes, he goes, what
Speaker 3: do you what? You know?
Speaker 1: I want to see America return to a white Christian
Speaker 1: nationalist country, and in fact, this country has never been
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Speaker 3: To Power and Anthony.
Speaker 1: As the clips, you have to always protect, protect the face,
Speaker 1: no arms in there. You go, all righty, So look,
Speaker 1: you know today's election day to day, that everybody's sitting
Speaker 1: there and there's a lot.
Speaker 3: Of pent up energy and nervousness and so on. I
Speaker 3: want to show you something.
Speaker 1: A clip of Nevada undecided voter really started expressing the
Speaker 1: sentiment of what so many people are going through right now.
Speaker 3: Play the clip.
Speaker 2: Anything different from the last time we were here.
Speaker 8: A lot a lot Cerroh's is now voting Harris, and
Speaker 8: he says the racist insults at the weekend Trump event
Speaker 8: exploded on social media, triggered listener calls, texts, emails.
Speaker 6: That alone flopped a lot of people that we're going
Speaker 6: to go for Trump now saying, hey, maybe I'm not
Speaker 6: too sure and maybe I'm going you know, with Harris.
Speaker 6: You know, the rhetoric, whether directly from you know, the
Speaker 6: candidate or not, it's.
Speaker 3: What are they look first and foremost.
Speaker 1: I don't believe that there are that many undecided voters
Speaker 1: at that point in time. You know, I think a
Speaker 1: lot of them are actually looking for some activity, some publicity.
Speaker 3: You know, I really don't.
Speaker 1: I cannot imagine that you're waiting till the last day,
Speaker 1: the day before election date, and you're talking about, well,
Speaker 1: you know that last rally that really did it? You mean,
Speaker 1: what was that his hand job of the mic stand
Speaker 1: and the blowjob of the microphone, that was what threw
Speaker 1: you over right? I mean talk about exactly on Drudge
Speaker 1: Report blowing it. Trump simulates oral sex on stage. My friends,
Speaker 1: This is not a joke. This is actual reality.
Speaker 3: As I said, he's making this race into reality TV.
Speaker 2: It's a joke to him, though, isn't it? Because I mean,
Speaker 2: I don't think he even really wants to win. He
Speaker 2: just wants to not go to prison. But he doesn't
Speaker 2: have the energy to be the president for another four years.
Speaker 2: He would much rather just be chilling out. I mean,
Speaker 2: he keeps saying it at the rallies. I don't need
Speaker 2: to be here. I could be on a beach right now,
Speaker 2: and I feel like saying, well, go to a beach then,
Speaker 2: because we don't need someone who is not taking this seriously.
Speaker 2: And the sad part of it is that people around him.
Speaker 2: I mean, you mentioned the Nazi rally the other night,
Speaker 2: Stephen Miller got up and said America is for Americans
Speaker 2: and Americans only. That is the serious side of the
Speaker 2: Trump movement. That the people that around him, they really
Speaker 2: are xenophobic, They are racist, they are Christian nationalists, they
Speaker 2: are far right.
Speaker 5: Per Miller is Jewish, Yeah, you understand that, which makes
Speaker 5: happen that happen spewing Nazee rhetoric, which I look, Stephen
Speaker 5: Miller is always a weird dude.
Speaker 3: He's always weird. Yeah, And there's something very wrong when
Speaker 3: you have somebody who's Jewish turning around and spewing Nazi
Speaker 3: propaganda hatred all right on behalf of Trump and and
Speaker 3: he does. Now Steve Bannon, listen, Steve Bannon is Steve Bannon,
Speaker 3: you know as far and he's shown himself to be
Speaker 3: exactly who he is. But this is not this is
Speaker 3: really not a joke any longer.
Speaker 1: And it's one obnoxious, weird thing after another after another.
Speaker 1: If it's not him giving oral sex to the microphone,
Speaker 1: it's him turning around and mocking a disabled journalist. If
Speaker 1: it's not knocking a disabled it's attacking Kamala Harris. Klim
Speaker 1: get a load of the shit claiming that the only
Speaker 1: way that she's managed to get to the place that
Speaker 1: she's at was by being on her back.
Speaker 3: All right, so basically you're talking it's one to me
Speaker 3: as a girl, dad, I am I'm furious at I'm
Speaker 3: furious at it.
Speaker 1: Why so you're telling me that the only way that
Speaker 1: a woman that my daughter could achieve great success is
Speaker 1: by being on her back. Seriously, Kamala Harris was a prosecutor,
Speaker 1: became a da became the ag of California, became a
Speaker 1: Senator of California, the vice president of the United States
Speaker 1: of America, and the nominee for the presidency of the
Speaker 1: United States on the Democratic Party side, and the only
Speaker 1: way she did that was on her back. Seriously, I
Speaker 1: find it to be not just not just repulsive, I
Speaker 1: find it to be the most sexist stupid, misogynist sixteen
Speaker 1: that any man can say.
Speaker 2: And the hypocrisy because he was born with a silver
Speaker 2: spoon in his mouth and his father gave him millions,
Speaker 2: and yet he has the cheek to say that. Did
Speaker 2: you listen to the Jeffrey Epstein tapes that were just
Speaker 2: released with Bob Woodwood and what he was saying about
Speaker 2: Trump trying to sleep with his friend's wives. I mean that,
Speaker 2: you know, was something that I was like, WHOA, Like,
Speaker 2: this is like the lowest of the low. And I'm
Speaker 2: only saying this off the back of what you're saying
Speaker 2: about his comment about Kamala It's like Trump really is
Speaker 2: possibly one of the worst Americans who ever live. And
Speaker 2: the more we find, I mean, he can't even get
Speaker 2: an endorsement from the sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. I mean,
Speaker 2: that is how low this guy goes.
Speaker 1: It's worse than that, It's worse than even the recordings. Yeah,
Speaker 1: Donald Trump has behaved in a way which has been
Speaker 1: so divisive and so demeaning to women. Right, Jeffrey Epstein
Speaker 1: is just a sicko. And the claims by Trump that
Speaker 1: he's never met him, doesn't really know him. They're friends,
Speaker 1: but they're not really friends. Then all these photos come out.
Speaker 1: There's so much conspiracy theory that's coming out as a
Speaker 1: direct result of this. But again, it goes right back
Speaker 1: to his hatred. For whatever the reason may be, He'll
Speaker 1: want you to believe that he loves women. He's gonna
Speaker 1: protect women, even if they don't like it. You know,
Speaker 1: those are the words, you know, those are the words
Speaker 1: that a sex offender uses. I don't care what she says.
Speaker 1: You know, there's an old saying right no means no.
Speaker 3: Right. We don't know.
Speaker 1: They don't need him to protect them, They need potentially
Speaker 1: him to stop acting the way he's doing to protect
Speaker 1: them from him. In fact, he goes so low as
Speaker 1: to sit there and to sort of tease the crowd
Speaker 1: about calling Nancy Pelosi a bitch.
Speaker 3: Play the clip.
Speaker 4: She's a crooked person, she's a bad person, evil, she's.
Speaker 9: An evil, sick crazy. Oh no, it starts with a bee.
Speaker 3: But I won't say it.
Speaker 1: I want to say it, Anthony, tell me, please, two things.
Speaker 1: One what's he doing with his head? There's nobody there
Speaker 1: pushing his head into the microphone that I can assure you,
Speaker 1: you know. And the second, which is I find the
Speaker 1: most offensive of it all the crowd. What the hell's
Speaker 1: going on there?
Speaker 2: I mean, this is the cult's mentality, isn't it that
Speaker 2: once you've brought into the cult leader, that anything that
Speaker 2: he says is going to get a reaction. And he
Speaker 2: knows that, and he's so past it now. Think whether
Speaker 2: he knows deep inside that he's a loser at heart,
Speaker 2: I don't know, but he's at the point now where
Speaker 2: he doesn't care anymore. So he's not playing by any
Speaker 2: rules or protocols of being a presidential candidate. He's you know, yeah,
Speaker 2: he's trying to eat the microphone and basically he's trying
Speaker 2: to present a version of himself that is so base.
Speaker 2: He's trying to come down to a level that he
Speaker 2: thinks that they are at because he doesn't have any
Speaker 2: respect for those people that support him. Ultimately, I just
Speaker 2: think he's given up in a way, and this is
Speaker 2: what we're seeing in that. We should also not fail
Speaker 2: to mention that he is looking more and more like
Speaker 2: Ronald MacDonald all the time. I mean, this clown makeup
Speaker 2: now has got ridiculous. I mean, in that clip, the
Speaker 2: guy was like luminous, irridescent almost and you know, you're voting.
Speaker 2: As you can see in this image, not to laugh
Speaker 2: at it, at this this umpa lumpa, But you know,
Speaker 2: very little of this photograph has been doctored. The hair
Speaker 2: was added and the hands were made a little smaller,
Speaker 2: but that was it, as you can see from the original.
Speaker 2: And this is the proof to me that we are
Speaker 2: talking about somebody who is you know, who is inhumane.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's just not natural. You can't trust people
Speaker 2: that look like that. I mean, this is the border
Speaker 2: crisis he wants to worry about.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you know, the nice thing about this election is
Speaker 1: regardless of who wins, at least it'll be somebody of color.
Speaker 2: Right, these are some of the best jokes you're going
Speaker 2: to get, folks.
Speaker 3: Good, Yeah, go ahead, no you no, you go ahead
Speaker 3: a balgos.
Speaker 2: I was just about to say that, you know, obviously,
Speaker 2: today is this final day that we've all had. This
Speaker 2: build up has been huge, and I should also mention
Speaker 2: that we will be doing full coverage of this election,
Speaker 2: and as the States announced, you know, right here on
Speaker 2: the Midas Touch Network from two thirty this afternoon. But
Speaker 2: I just wanted to talk about how he might be
Speaker 2: feeling today because he's obviously gone back to Mara Lago.
Speaker 2: The guy is effectively alone. Sure to have campaign people
Speaker 2: around him, but Millennia's gone off to wherever she lives.
Speaker 2: She is not there. You know, you need your closest
Speaker 2: person with you. If you're in a relationship, you'll know
Speaker 2: that this connection is essential during these important times. Trump
Speaker 2: doesn't have that. So how do you think he'll be
Speaker 2: feeling today.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he doesn't have that. In fact, it was a
Speaker 1: rule that I somewhat fulfilled, right. You know, there were
Speaker 1: times like my family and I we would go to
Speaker 1: Bedminster on the weekend where I would go play some tennis.
Speaker 1: My cousin and his family spent a lot of time
Speaker 1: out there, and I would go there and the second
Speaker 1: that he would find out that I was there, he
Speaker 1: immediately behived to the table that we were sitting at.
Speaker 3: He's also he's uh.
Speaker 1: He was became close with my cousin, who happens to
Speaker 1: be a scratch golfer, you know, and you know, he
Speaker 1: would come and sit with us and spend time, and
Speaker 1: then he would have me go back to the house
Speaker 1: and sit down and we would just end up while
Speaker 1: my family's outside, you know, and so on. He would
Speaker 1: just turn on the television. We would end up watching
Speaker 1: a football game. Donald never really had friends. In fact,
Speaker 1: all these folks that are constantly saying, you know, oh,
Speaker 1: he's my best friend, he's my best friend.
Speaker 3: No he's not, No, he's not. I hate to say it.
Speaker 3: It was one of the things that made my.
Speaker 1: Extrication of the Trump Cold very difficult for me. You know,
Speaker 1: people think that it was just like one day, I
Speaker 1: just made the decision that, you know, I was not
Speaker 1: going to remain loyal to Donald Trump and so on.
Speaker 3: It was a process and it was really.
Speaker 1: My family, my wife, my daughter, and my son who
Speaker 1: came and said to me, you know, where's your loyalty?
Speaker 3: What about to us? Right, you know?
Speaker 1: And I was like, yeah, you know, you're you're right.
Speaker 1: But it was very difficult for me. Even when I
Speaker 1: was speaking with the Molar team.
Speaker 3: There was one.
Speaker 1: Session where they were asking me questions and they were like,
Speaker 1: that's just not true. And I was protecting him at
Speaker 1: the time, and I was like and I was like,
Speaker 1: you know, I had fallen back, like into the cult.
Speaker 1: The extrication from the cult was very, very difficult. In fact,
Speaker 1: I have a third book that I'm literally just finished
Speaker 1: writing the manuscript for I'll show it to you.
Speaker 3: This is this is the manuscript.
Speaker 1: I take it here with me because I'm doing the
Speaker 1: final edit now before it goes, you know, before I
Speaker 1: put it out. But there are these topics that are
Speaker 1: in clue rooted in this which it was very vertic.
Speaker 1: He does not have that, and I know this is
Speaker 1: going to sound strange coming from me. I feel bad
Speaker 1: that he doesn't have anyone. His kids can't play that role,
Speaker 1: all right, not Ivanka, not Don, not Eric, certainly not
Speaker 1: Tiffany or Baron. He doesn't have Milania as a shoulder
Speaker 1: right to lean on. He doesn't have sisters or brothers
Speaker 1: that he could lean on, all right, those that are
Speaker 1: still alive, or nephew's or even friends. He just has himself,
Speaker 1: and that's why he's demonstrating his worst self. He has
Speaker 1: become the worst version of himself imaginable, and I honestly
Speaker 1: I feel sorry for him, and people get angry at me,
Speaker 1: you know, including.
Speaker 3: My own family when I say that that you.
Speaker 1: I feel sorry that he doesn't have anybody to help
Speaker 1: to keep him on somewhat of a straight path because he's,
Speaker 1: like you remember, when we were kids, there was a
Speaker 1: book about the crooked Man. There was a crooked man
Speaker 1: who had a crooked house, right, you know.
Speaker 3: And so on. It's just who he is. He's crooked.
Speaker 1: He's all bent out of fucking shape, and we see
Speaker 1: it every time he goes to one of these rallies.
Speaker 3: Again, it's all divisive. It's chaos, it's all means spirited.
Speaker 3: It's attack, it's you know, it's retribution, it's executions, it's
Speaker 3: beating people up. I mean, Donald's the guy who's never
Speaker 3: had a fight in his life, so what do you
Speaker 3: beating people up?
Speaker 2: The negativity is something that people feel. And again this
Speaker 2: stuff doesn't show up in polls, but you know, as
Speaker 2: as humans, we share something and that is we have
Speaker 2: great instinct for goodness and bad. And I sense that
Speaker 2: people watching him, even people that are in the car
Speaker 2: or maybe you're on the cusp of leaving because they're
Speaker 2: seeing him implode, effectively recognize that that negativity is not
Speaker 2: good for America. And if you contrast that to Kamala
Speaker 2: Harris's campaign one of hope, one of joy, one of positivity,
Speaker 2: what America is capable of, I think inclusiveness, inclusivity, yes, yeah,
Speaker 2: so we are. We seek to be somewhere where we
Speaker 2: feel good. And I don't get the feeling that Trump
Speaker 2: supporters anymore are feeling good in his presence. It's too negative.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's it's it's I mean, Trump trash is here,
Speaker 1: Go back out to that one. Trump trash is USA
Speaker 1: garbage can of the world.
Speaker 2: Right talking down on America. It's not not a great campaign.
Speaker 3: Move, is it.
Speaker 1: It's not just is it not a good campaign move.
Speaker 1: It's idiotic. You are running to be president of the
Speaker 1: United States claiming that the country that you want to
Speaker 1: be the president is a garbage can. Seriously, that the
Speaker 1: people are trash and unless you support him, that you
Speaker 1: show fealty to him, one hundred percent loyalty to him.
Speaker 3: Then you too are trash. That is not That is not.
Speaker 1: The campaign message that I believe anybody wants to or
Speaker 1: should put out. See if I was there, if I
Speaker 1: was there, I would never allow that. I would never
Speaker 1: allow that. I would have cracked Steven Miller right across
Speaker 1: the side of the head. You don't write like that.
Speaker 1: And before you give Donald another piece of paper, or
Speaker 1: before you go ahead and you give him talking points
Speaker 1: for these rallies. You show them to me, right and
Speaker 1: after the first slap across the side of the head,
Speaker 1: he'll never not show it to me again in advance,
Speaker 1: because somebody has to protect him from himself. And you
Speaker 1: know what, without those guardrails, and worse, without any guardrails,
Speaker 1: thanks to the Supreme Court of the United States, all
Speaker 1: of his worst impulses will become a reality.
Speaker 3: And I want to say again to our brigaders, because
Speaker 3: this is no joke.
Speaker 1: I don't believe fifty point one percent of this country
Speaker 1: is stupid enough to believe a single thing that Donald
Speaker 1: is saying. And I believe that more than fifty point
Speaker 1: one percent acknowledge what I'm saying. That his worst impulses
Speaker 1: will become a reality, including things like what he did
Speaker 1: to me when he made me the first and only
Speaker 1: political prisoner ever held by my own country because I
Speaker 1: refused to waive my First Amendment constitutional right, all right,
Speaker 1: plain and simple. And my goal when I filed that
Speaker 1: Supreme Court writ of Sir Shirari, when I filed the
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Speaker 1: I mean, everybody, everybody's all engrossed into this election, and
Speaker 1: they should be. You know why, because our democracy, our
Speaker 1: democratic republic, depends on it.
Speaker 3: You know. I was in Italy not too long ago,
Speaker 3: and one of the reasons was I was talking to
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Speaker 1: They are very concerned, as is the whole world what
Speaker 1: happens here?
Speaker 3: Why?
Speaker 1: Well, I want to just jump in something really really
Speaker 1: super super quick. I hear from so many of my
Speaker 1: friends who are Jewish where they're like, well, I can't
Speaker 1: vote for Kamala Harris, Like why not?
Speaker 3: Well, Donald Trump is better for Israel. I want to remind.
Speaker 3: I want to remind.
Speaker 1: People just how bad Donald Trump is as it relates
Speaker 1: to Israel. Donald Trump claims that he's best friends with
Speaker 1: Vladimir Putin. Vladimir Putin is in bed with who Iran, right,
Speaker 1: and so what is Iran's position towards Israel? Do you
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Speaker 3: Donald Trump is for one person and one person only,
Speaker 3: one thing and one thing only, and that's Donald Trump.
Speaker 2: That is again another subject that people kind of struggle
Speaker 2: to get into because of the complexities of it. And
Speaker 2: even Donald Trump taking ownership of moving the embassy from
Speaker 2: you know, Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, that has caused huge
Speaker 2: problems for it was transactional, right, And then these fake
Speaker 2: Abraham Accords, you know, where he supposedly brought peace to
Speaker 2: the Middle East, except he didn't include Palestine or the
Speaker 2: Palestinians and the negotiations. I mean, this is serious stuff.
Speaker 2: The whole thing was performative. It didn't change anything.
Speaker 3: Well, when I say that moving the embassy, first of all,
Speaker 3: it's merely a building, has nothing to do with peace.
Speaker 1: It's basically you're moving a building. It's a symbolic gesture. Fine,
Speaker 1: no problem. He didn't do it because he thought it
Speaker 1: would benefit Israel. He did it because Sheldon Aedelson offered
Speaker 1: him one hundred million dollars along with doctor Miriam Adelson,
Speaker 1: the wife the wife of Sheldon Adelson, they offered him
Speaker 1: one hundred million dollars to move the embassy before Sheldon died,
Speaker 1: which Donald of course did, hence the term transactional.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and I was there for that.
Speaker 2: The thing is, he will, you know, he will create
Speaker 2: a storyline, a narrative, And I just wish that the
Speaker 2: not just voters, but the media made more effort to
Speaker 2: kind of dig into it. Because nothing he says is
Speaker 2: down the line. You really have to take everything with
Speaker 2: a pinch of salt as well as the projection of course.
Speaker 2: So when he says that Kamala is you know law,
Speaker 2: he's not with it. He's talking about himself, right, And
Speaker 2: that is clear to anybody who understands and speaks the
Speaker 2: language of Donald Trump, that you can see through everything
Speaker 2: that the guy says. And I'm convinced now that having
Speaker 2: had to deal with him for the last almost a decade,
Speaker 2: you know in politics, American politics, that people a lot
Speaker 2: more people now speak the language of Trump. They don't
Speaker 2: fall for his lines, for his false narrative. They actually
Speaker 2: are able to translate it on the fly to what
Speaker 2: it is that he really means. And with that in mind,
Speaker 2: there is no way those people will vote for him.
Speaker 3: I agree with.
Speaker 1: You, and that's why I believe the selection is going
Speaker 1: to result in a substantial Democratic victory. You know, a
Speaker 1: little concerned about the Senate, but I believe Democrats take
Speaker 1: the House back and I believe we keep the White
Speaker 1: House's that's my prediction.
Speaker 3: Let me just remind everybody, all our brigadors.
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Speaker 3: He was, of course, Rudy Giuliani's guy. He's the guy
Speaker 3: who went.
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Speaker 1: not only the hunter of biden laptop, but also to
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Speaker 3: A unique situation for this, what we do is we
Speaker 3: try to give you pest experiences in order to validate
Speaker 3: exactly what's going on now. Because there's the old expression
Speaker 3: history repeats itself and that's what we're trying to show
Speaker 3: you as it relates to Donald Trump. So let me
Speaker 3: Anthony Davis, let me thank you for joining me. As
Speaker 3: Ben unfortunately was out today dealing again with some daddy issues,
Speaker 3: as he's a new daddy to a beautiful little girl.
Speaker 3: So you know, I'm sure when we find out why
Speaker 3: he was playing hookey from us, you know, well we'll
Speaker 3: give him a little ribbing. But I'm thrilled and thankful
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Speaker 2: And I just finally want to say that I'm very
Speaker 2: pleased Michael that during our conversation that Rudy Giuliani didn't
Speaker 2: show up and lie on that bed and try and
Speaker 2: take his pants off, because I was worried that could
Speaker 2: have happened at any moment. So I'm thrilled we got
Speaker 2: to the end with that.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Sasha, Baron Cullin appreciate it. Brigators, Thank you all,
Speaker 1: and we'll see you very very soon.