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Speaker 2: this week of the Democrat National Convention, spent some time
Speaker 2: talking last hour about a couple of things about that
Speaker 2: I want to look this hour about and this article
Speaker 2: at NBC News. I just found this actually be well,
Speaker 2: not long before the music started for this hour, and
Speaker 2: it just I want to talk about it because it's
Speaker 2: not just what happens at the convention. It's how they're
Speaker 2: going to spin this convention, how they're going to want
Speaker 2: us to think about it, how they're trying to frame it,
Speaker 2: how they're trying to frame her. Again, when we think
Speaker 2: about the media, the media is one of what I
Speaker 2: call the seven pillars of propaganda. They are effectively the
Speaker 2: pr firm for the Democrat Party. And they are giddy.
Speaker 2: They think that they found their solution. They had given
Speaker 2: up my friends, they had metaphorically thrown in the towel.
Speaker 2: Heading into the final stretch of this campaign, when it
Speaker 2: looked like it was going to be Biden versus Trump,
Speaker 2: they had I mean, they were still going to fight
Speaker 2: to the bitter end, don't misunderstand me, but they had
Speaker 2: started started to accept the reality that Trump was going
Speaker 2: to trounce Biden should Biden be the candidate. And so
Speaker 2: now they see a glimmer of hope. Now they see
Speaker 2: an opportunity. There's excitement, and they have been chomping at
Speaker 2: the bit here to have this opportunity to try to
Speaker 2: reframe this thing so that they can find a way
Speaker 2: to beat Trump again. It's the Seinfeld Newman strategy. Whatever
Speaker 2: it takes, as long as it takes them, so long
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Speaker 2: com in the stack of stuff. Headline of this is
Speaker 2: the they kick off their Crazy Democrat National Convention this week.
Speaker 2: The most unusual. This is the headline The most unusual
Speaker 2: DNC and Generations is about to kick off. Here are
Speaker 2: five key storylines to watch sub heading I guess Democrats
Speaker 2: will be getting a different convention with a different candidate
Speaker 2: from what they expected at the start of the summer.
Speaker 2: So I'm just gonna hit the main questions that they ask,
Speaker 2: and we're gonna discuss this. I'm not gonna read the
Speaker 2: whole uh you know, article written by one of the
Speaker 2: seven Pillars of propaganda, but I am gonna say, I
Speaker 2: am gonna go through these questions because this will help
Speaker 2: us to see how they're trying to spin this thing.
Speaker 2: So the first thing they ask, will the joyful theme continue?
Speaker 2: Will the joyful theme continue? I'm gonna read a part
Speaker 2: of this just to give you an idea by what
Speaker 2: they mean from the question. Harris's success so far owes
Speaker 2: in part to her ability to turn the doom and
Speaker 2: gloom environment that surrounded Biden's race against Trump into a
Speaker 2: more joyous atmosphere. Now stop the tape, as Rush would say,
Speaker 2: stop all this, so let me properly frame this. They
Speaker 2: had a weekend at Bernie's Candidates. They had a candidate
Speaker 2: who could not complete a thought. They had a candidate
Speaker 2: with no energy, with no vision, with no I mean
Speaker 2: barely the ability to walk across the room without face planning.
Speaker 2: There was nothing. They had his name at the top
Speaker 2: of the you know, in charge of the executive branch,
Speaker 2: the commander in chief of our military, right, the head
Speaker 2: of the executive branch the past four years. Now he
Speaker 2: has a record, and that record is abysmal. That record
Speaker 2: is awful. Go back to the Afghanistan withdraw and the
Speaker 2: sad inexcusable things. And by the way, if I hear
Speaker 2: another knucklehead blame Trump for that, what on earth? Well,
Speaker 2: Trump's the one that set the timelines. Biden just had
Speaker 2: to do it. Why why did? But you know what,
Speaker 2: It's like this. I just was talking with a friend,
Speaker 2: talking with the friend. Her boyfriend has been out of test.
Speaker 2: She's not seeing him for I know, four months. Was
Speaker 2: flying back he was gone for the summer, coming back
Speaker 2: for school, and his flight got delayed. Now let me
Speaker 2: say this, there is a flight schedule. In fact, I
Speaker 2: don't know how far I know a lot of this. Well,
Speaker 2: some of this I know just from being a person
Speaker 2: who's kind of nerdy, or just some of it you
Speaker 2: know from I would say common sense, or if you've
Speaker 2: ever been to an airport, right, you can see that
Speaker 2: there are flights scheduled, right, you can see that they
Speaker 2: have a departure time and an arrival time, and you
Speaker 2: can look out far in advance. I don't know how
Speaker 2: far in advance, that's what I don't know exactly, but
Speaker 2: it's into the future. It's not just Hey, they didn't
Speaker 2: just make up the schedule fire seconds ago and the
Speaker 2: planes leaving now. These things are scheduled, and so you
Speaker 2: look at the schedule and you can book a plane
Speaker 2: months in advance that says it departs in Annapolis at
Speaker 2: seven thirty eight am and arrives in Orlando, Florida at
Speaker 2: nine forty five am or whatever it is, and you
Speaker 2: can see that now that's on the schedule. Let's say
Speaker 2: you get to the airport. This happened to my friend's boyfriend,
Speaker 2: and there's weather. They delayed planes, and then they grounded
Speaker 2: all planes. He was flying out of Seattle, I guess,
Speaker 2: which is kind of weird because I think they got
Speaker 2: that kind of bad weather. But regardless, they grounded. Nothing
Speaker 2: took off there for some period of time, and the
Speaker 2: weather moves through and then they take off. You see
Speaker 2: how that happens. So it wasn't written in stone it's not.
Speaker 2: It can't be written in stone. You have to have
Speaker 2: the ability as the person taking over to say, well,
Speaker 2: that's what the schedule is. You know so maybe that's
Speaker 2: a little bit ambitious given what we now see. So
Speaker 2: I'm going to change that deadline. We're going to have
Speaker 2: what why Why do we act as though everything is
Speaker 2: on autopilot and we can do nothing about anything. I mean,
Speaker 2: it's like saying, I, you know, I you know, went
Speaker 2: to school. I remember we had we had fire drills, right,
Speaker 2: you'd go outside, leave the building during the fire drill.
Speaker 2: I liked those because it got me out of class
Speaker 2: for a little bit. But if there was a god
Speaker 2: forbid or real fire, you know, you don't sit in
Speaker 2: your desk and say, well, class doesn't end for another
Speaker 2: fifteen minutes. I'm not supposed to leave, you know, I
Speaker 2: got to have a haul passed to leave. No, you say,
Speaker 2: you know what, circumstances are different. Now there's an alarm
Speaker 2: going off that says if we sit here, we may
Speaker 2: be at risk of being injured or killed in a fire.
Speaker 2: So we had better implement a different strategy than sitting
Speaker 2: here on our duffs. Because the class doesn't end for
Speaker 2: another fifteen minutes, and we're not supposed to be in
Speaker 2: the hallways without passes. That alarm going off is my
Speaker 2: queue to disregard what a normal day should look like
Speaker 2: and get out of the stinking building. That's what that means.
Speaker 2: And so I'm sick of hearing the excuses given for
Speaker 2: this administration. Trump is still blamed for the economy, right, Biden,
Speaker 2: excuse me. Obama got away from the got away with this,
Speaker 2: I should say back in two thousand and eight and
Speaker 2: two thousand, even in twenty twelve, four years into his
Speaker 2: own term, people were still blaming Bush for the economy.
Speaker 2: We talked about this recently by Obama was not responsible
Speaker 2: in his mind for anything that happened during his administration.
Speaker 2: He wanted everything that happened after he left office and
Speaker 2: Trump took over, and Trump did the exact opposite of
Speaker 2: what Biden excused me Obama was doing. Obama wanted all
Speaker 2: that credit. So again sounding a lot like Michael Scott there, David,
Speaker 2: I went all of the credit with none of the blame.
Speaker 2: But see there's a there's a tick, there's there's a
Speaker 2: record to run on, and it wasn't good. From Afghanistan
Speaker 2: to inflation. They're applauding themselves. I've gone through this extensively too,
Speaker 2: patting themselves on the back for getting inflation under three percent,
Speaker 2: matching their lowest well outside of February and March of
Speaker 2: Biden's first term, which you could arguably not even give
Speaker 2: that those inflation numbers, those don't even necessarily apply to him,
Speaker 2: because you know, this is for the past year, so
Speaker 2: it's you know, eighty ninety percent of the time he
Speaker 2: wasn't even in office. So so you could say Biden's
Speaker 2: lowest numbers of inflation matched Trump's highest numbers of inflation.
Speaker 2: Trump's worst months are now what the Biden administration are
Speaker 2: applauding and clamoring about. I mean, it's crazy to witness this.
Speaker 2: There's a terrible record, everybody knows it, and so they
Speaker 2: forced this guy out. In fact, Marino Dowd of The
Speaker 2: New York Times has written that she actually called it
Speaker 2: a coup. I don't think it's a coup. A coup
Speaker 2: is something I mean, this is a coup is when
Speaker 2: you overthrow a person in government. Now you could say, well,
Speaker 2: by removing him from being the candidate, you actually removed
Speaker 2: him from his current position, and that's one way of
Speaker 2: looking at it. But regardless, regardless, all these things came
Speaker 2: in response to his lackluster success and his actual terrible candidacy, right,
Speaker 2: I mean, this guy was a mess. And so they
Speaker 2: were still pretending, feigning excitement over Biden, pretending that they
Speaker 2: were excited to go vote for Biden, that they were
Speaker 2: riding with Biden, all this stuff. They were super excited
Speaker 2: and thrilled about this. Well, they realized they couldn't get
Speaker 2: him across the finish line. So now they bring in Kamala,
Speaker 2: and you know what, Now there actually is a little
Speaker 2: bit of excitement if they were excited thinking about this way,
Speaker 2: if they were excited about a guy that needed to
Speaker 2: go to bed by five pm, a guy that couldn't
Speaker 2: finish sentence is a guy that could be fairly described
Speaker 2: as a weekend at Bernie's candidate. And certainly they could
Speaker 2: be excited when someone like Kamala comes onto the scene,
Speaker 2: not because she's got some great ideas, but just because
Speaker 2: superficially she's better. She can walk at a faster pace,
Speaker 2: she can walk and chew gum at the same time,
Speaker 2: she can walk up and down the stairs of I
Speaker 2: guess it'd be Air Force two without stumbling and falling.
Speaker 2: I've not seen her face plant yet. I've not seen
Speaker 2: her ride a bike, so I don't know if she
Speaker 2: would fall over and face plant like Biden did with
Speaker 2: the bicycle, but I would think she would be better
Speaker 2: equipped at doing that. Now, she says nothing, Please don't
Speaker 2: misunderstand me. What's the thing she always says, oz I
Speaker 2: always forget un something about unburdened by what has been? Anyway,
Speaker 2: she says, stupid stuff is the point? What can be there?
Speaker 2: It is what can be unburdened by what has been?
Speaker 2: And she says it pretty passionately. What can be unburdened
Speaker 2: by what has been? That's what she keeps saying. I
Speaker 2: mean she thinks she's stumbled on something profound. It sounds ridiculous.
Speaker 2: So there's no reason to get excited about her other
Speaker 2: than if you're comparing her to the other guy that
Speaker 2: you were pretending to be excited about. So that's the
Speaker 2: starting point here. So the new NBC News is asking,
Speaker 2: is that is that joyful theme going to continue? Now?
Speaker 2: It's interesting to me. I'm on record as saying this.
Speaker 2: I will stand by this double down triple down whatever.
Speaker 2: Kamala Harris is one of the most unlikable candidates that
Speaker 2: you could possibly come up with. She has a history
Speaker 2: of condescension, of arrogance, of just straight up unlikability. That's
Speaker 2: who Kamala is. In fact, I honestly don't know if
Speaker 2: Hillary Clinton or Kamala Harris are more unlikable, but that's
Speaker 2: of course their candidate. But how do they get away
Speaker 2: with portraying her as as joyful folks? She had ninety
Speaker 2: two percent of her staff quit on her from the
Speaker 2: time she became vice president. Have you read the horror
Speaker 2: stories about the way that she treats the people on
Speaker 2: her staff?
Speaker 1: Have you?
Speaker 2: I know, if you listen to the show, you heard
Speaker 2: me talking about the father of the young man who
Speaker 2: was an intern with Kamala Harris. I think she was
Speaker 2: Attorney general of California. Then she might have been senator.
Speaker 2: Maybe it was senator. No, I think it was attorney
Speaker 2: general because she used to have according to the father,
Speaker 2: the father of the kid who interned with her, that
Speaker 2: she used to have the staff when she would come
Speaker 2: into the office stand and did they salute her? I
Speaker 2: know they had to call her general. Just what in
Speaker 2: the world, not a likable person, not a likable person.
Speaker 2: But yet we're this is being framed as you know,
Speaker 2: she's just this joyful, happy, fun at right. They're trying,
Speaker 2: they're trying to do a couple of things here. They're
Speaker 2: trying to paint Trump as the old, bitter, angry grandpa,
Speaker 2: and so we gotta have Kamala as the opposite of that.
Speaker 2: And then then you give the media their their marching orders,
Speaker 2: you know, talk about how bad it is to have
Speaker 2: the grumpy guy in the room, which of course Trump's
Speaker 2: not the grumpy guy, but that's how they're portraying it,
Speaker 2: and how great it is to have this this young,
Speaker 2: relatively young politician in relation to Trump, who's you know,
Speaker 2: energetic and just just a joy to be around. Picked
Speaker 2: a guy who kisses pigs at the state fair. I mean,
Speaker 2: this guy, Tim Walls rides the slingshot with his daughter. Right,
Speaker 2: what else could you want in the president? If I
Speaker 2: see another social media post from idiots who say how
Speaker 2: could you vote against this because he's holding a little pig,
Speaker 2: I am going to lose my mind. But that's what
Speaker 2: this campaign is. So when they say, well the joyful
Speaker 2: theme continue, are they gonna go up there on stage.
Speaker 2: And I think the question is actually fair. It's all
Speaker 2: it's all political theater, but it's a fair it's a
Speaker 2: fair question. Are they going to continue to pretend to
Speaker 2: be this just fun, you know, laughing, just just warm
Speaker 2: group of people where they're just getting along and just
Speaker 2: makes everybody feel good. Or is she going to take
Speaker 2: the stage and really start to you know, attack Trump, attack,
Speaker 2: attack him for being a danger to our democracy. I
Speaker 2: think there's going to be a part of that. Is
Speaker 2: it gonna how much is the campaign going to be
Speaker 2: this fun, bubbly event only or is it going to
Speaker 2: have you know, attacks on Trump or what's that ratio
Speaker 2: going to be? Or how much are we going to
Speaker 2: see them even getting into their own policies and talking
Speaker 2: about wokeness. So that's the first question I think. You know,
Speaker 2: I think that they're probably going to keep it mostly
Speaker 2: joyful and light, because I mean, again, what really do
Speaker 2: they have to lose? They know the American people are
Speaker 2: not on board with their ideas. The only reason they
Speaker 2: would have to talk about the woke policies is to
Speaker 2: keep the radical fringe happy. And I think that the
Speaker 2: radical fringe, what are they going to do. They are,
Speaker 2: they're not going to turn the Trump By the way,
Speaker 2: did you see Cornell West has been taken off the
Speaker 2: ballot in the state of Michigan. That's right, my friends.
Speaker 2: Democrats who who want us to believe that they're in
Speaker 2: favor of democracy have again they're cheering the idea that
Speaker 2: another another individual's removed from the ballot. And why was
Speaker 2: he removed from the ballot? Well, something to do with
Speaker 2: the It wasn't notarized. The forms were not notarized the
Speaker 2: right way. So anyway, that's something to keep an eye
Speaker 2: out on. But this convention, will it stay just again
Speaker 2: superficial and bubbling fun or will it get into the issues?
Speaker 2: Will she start talking about wokeness which leads to the
Speaker 2: next question, vibes or policy. The Harris surge has been
Speaker 2: predicated largely on good vibes, which is crazy to me.
Speaker 2: This is a woman again who cannot keep staff, who
Speaker 2: is unlikable, who has a history of being a condescending
Speaker 2: jerk according to reports to her staff, to her team.
Speaker 2: But yet we're told that it's all about good vibes.
Speaker 2: So is it going to continue to be about that
Speaker 2: or is it going to be about policy. Is it
Speaker 2: going to be about policy? I don't know how much
Speaker 2: of that this is actually going to get into. The
Speaker 2: Democrats don't need to get into policy. They just don't
Speaker 2: need to because again, people care about the superficial in
Speaker 2: the Democrat Party, the race, the gender, of the ethnicity.
Speaker 2: They've been stirred into a hatred of Trump, So why
Speaker 2: do they care about their candidate when they all they
Speaker 2: really need to know is that this is our option
Speaker 2: besides Trump, and Trump is bad. Trum Ump is Orange
Speaker 2: man evil. Get him out of office. Right, that's the extent.
Speaker 2: That's how you have to talk to the bulk of
Speaker 2: Democrat voters today. They want to portray this false narrative
Speaker 2: that they're this very insightful, data driven group. No, they
Speaker 2: are arguably the most easily to manipulate for those who
Speaker 2: don't care about truth and actually well reality. So I
Speaker 2: don't know. The next question is does Harris break with Biden.
Speaker 2: We'll get into that in the next set. That's going
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Speaker 2: So going to continue to go through this news article
Speaker 2: talking about what we can expect at the convention this week.
Speaker 2: Some questions that NBC News has that I think are
Speaker 2: good questions when thinking about this, and I'd say the
Speaker 2: main reason I want to go through this is to explain,
Speaker 2: or I guess, keep in front of us the things
Speaker 2: that the media is thinking about. This is one of
Speaker 2: these articles where they're telling us what they're keeping their
Speaker 2: eye on, and then of course what they're really telling
Speaker 2: us is how can they spin it to look like
Speaker 2: what they think is the best answers to these questions.
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Speaker 2: a minute. Welcome back to my friends. You know by
Speaker 2: now that the Democratic National Convention is happening this week
Speaker 2: in Chicago, Chicago, Illinois, and they are going to formally well,
Speaker 2: I guess Kamala will formally accept the nomination. She's already
Speaker 2: gotten the votes, you know that, right, So remember all
Speaker 2: the games that they've been playing as far as well
Speaker 2: moving the convention late in the season like this, removing
Speaker 2: Biden from basically the ballot, getting him to drop out,
Speaker 2: you know. And I've something to keep an eye on.
Speaker 2: I don't want to talk about well, I do want
Speaker 2: to talk about it now, but I want to go
Speaker 2: through these questions here. But something to keep your eye on,
Speaker 2: OZ and I OZ had played a clip for me
Speaker 2: from Fox News. House Republicans have now said Biden and
Speaker 2: his family had gotten twenty seven million dollars from foreign
Speaker 2: governments and so forth since two thousand and fourteen twenty fourteen,
Speaker 2: and the pay to play scandal, the alleged pay to
Speaker 2: play scandal with Hunter Biden and so forth, which a
Speaker 2: lot of this, of course came from the Hunter Biden laptop,
Speaker 2: which again is another story all of its own. Something
Speaker 2: the media told us wasn't real, something the government told
Speaker 2: us wasn't real in the weeks leading up to the
Speaker 2: twenty twenty election. It now turns out that if that's
Speaker 2: the case, If that's the case, this is exactly what
Speaker 2: we suspect that it was a scandal that allowed Biden
Speaker 2: to monetize his position of power in the US government
Speaker 2: and the federal government to enrich himself and his family.
Speaker 2: That is what that If that's the case, which is
Speaker 2: one hundred percent impeachable by the way Republicans are out
Speaker 2: there saying that so. But the reason I mentioned that
Speaker 2: is because when they pushed Biden out, I speculated, or
Speaker 2: I said, that they probably included some protections for Hunter,
Speaker 2: which is interesting now because it doesn't look like they are,
Speaker 2: which leads me to wonder if Kamala is prepared to
Speaker 2: pardon Hunter Biden. Was that part of the deal. Was
Speaker 2: that part of the deal. Was it the deal to say, look,
Speaker 2: you're gonna get out of office, you know, we're trying to,
Speaker 2: you know, make sure that you are not any baggage
Speaker 2: to the Kamala Harris campaign. At all. So we're gonna
Speaker 2: have to, you know, let these stories come out about
Speaker 2: about Hunter Biden, about the pay to play stuff, but
Speaker 2: we're going to protect you. Ultimately, Kamala is going to
Speaker 2: give you Hunter in particular, maybe both of you immunity.
Speaker 2: She's gonna pardon you or whatever whatever it takes. I
Speaker 2: don't know. I mean, it's just interesting to think about
Speaker 2: as we think about how we got to this point.
Speaker 2: So then the next question here is we're looking at
Speaker 2: this this article at nbcnews dot com, which again you
Speaker 2: can find on our website. Does Harris break with Biden?
Speaker 2: So this is interesting. In fact, Karan Jean Pierre has
Speaker 2: been asked questions about this, particularly by Stephen Doucy of
Speaker 2: Fox News recently. Several times he'll, for example, Kamala will
Speaker 2: say something on the campaign trail and then Steve is
Speaker 2: it Steve Peter? Which one's Which it is? Peter the
Speaker 2: younger one? So Peter Doocy? Sorry, what's that funny? Why
Speaker 2: is that so funny? We think it's it's one of
Speaker 2: the younger Doocy his son, he's a White House correspondent,
Speaker 2: Steve son or Peter's son. I think it's Peter anyway,
Speaker 2: he will ask Karine Jean Pierre why Kamala is at
Speaker 2: odds with Biden's policy on X y Z, and then
Speaker 2: Karine Jean Pierre will act puzzled and she's like, what
Speaker 2: are you talking about? She's part of the team. And
Speaker 2: then Peter Doucey will say something like, well, she's out
Speaker 2: there on the campaign trail talking about doing these things,
Speaker 2: which are things that this administration hasn't done. For example,
Speaker 2: I think he might have he might have done this
Speaker 2: with her price you know, fixing prices protect protecting the
Speaker 2: American consumer against price gouging, whatever that's supposed to mean,
Speaker 2: you know, Because the question is, if she's out there
Speaker 2: proposing these ideas, why aren't they doing this? Now, Well,
Speaker 2: she's not President Todd Well, but she's vice president, right.
Speaker 2: If she's if she's trying to take credit for whatever
Speaker 2: you would take credit for in this administration, I don't
Speaker 2: even know what that would be. But if she's out
Speaker 2: there trying to take credit, then she should. Then it
Speaker 2: suggests that she has power. Otherwise she's just riding the
Speaker 2: coattails of the old white guy, which that's not the
Speaker 2: narrative that they want. So so why isn't it. Why
Speaker 2: isn't she doing the things that she's recommending if they're
Speaker 2: going to be good for the economy, for the American people, whatever, yuess.
Speaker 2: You could also ask Biden why he hasn't cured cancer yet.
Speaker 2: He told us he had the secret. He told us
Speaker 2: he was going to do it if he was elected.
Speaker 2: He better get busy. He's only got a few months left.
Speaker 2: So but that's the question. How are they going to
Speaker 2: navigate this? How are they going to Are they going
Speaker 2: to try to give her credit for whatever they think
Speaker 2: was successful about this administration? I mean, they're in a
Speaker 2: pickle right because part of what they promised Biden was
Speaker 2: that they were going to say, Hey, this guy needs
Speaker 2: to be on Mount Rushmore. Okay, so what is he
Speaker 2: going to be on Mount Rushmore for? Because all I
Speaker 2: can see is everything he's touched burns to the ground. Well, no, Todd,
Speaker 2: you're misunderstanding about how great this economy is. You just
Speaker 2: don't realize how good it is. I saw a clip
Speaker 2: by the way of Don Lemon interviewing a man on
Speaker 2: the street in Atlantic City, and he asked, are you
Speaker 2: voting for Biden or Trump? Or excuse me, I'm sorry,
Speaker 2: are you voting for Trump or Kamala? And the guy said,
Speaker 2: I'm voting for Trump because the economy was better than
Speaker 2: I made more money than it. Don Lemon said, no,
Speaker 2: huh huh, no, no, no, that's not true. The economy
Speaker 2: is better now. Even though the guy is telling him
Speaker 2: I personally did better. Don Lemon's like, no, your experience
Speaker 2: is wrong. Let me tell you what the truth is.
Speaker 2: The economy is better. So they've invested a lot into that,
Speaker 2: so they can't go out and say, I mean, they're
Speaker 2: gonna have to run with that or somehow explain that
Speaker 2: or just stop saying it. So how do they how
Speaker 2: closely are they going to tie Kamala to Biden or
Speaker 2: is she going to I mean throw him under the bus.
Speaker 2: That's a distinct possibility as well. I think strategically that
Speaker 2: might be the smart thing to do, because there's truly
Speaker 2: nothing worth in this administration worth claiming credit for. It's
Speaker 2: that bad. Mean, I might so I read somewhere as
Speaker 2: some fact checker someone said, there's going to be a
Speaker 2: fact checker that tries to tell us Kamala wasn't vice
Speaker 2: president for the past four years. There's a lot of
Speaker 2: truth to that. I would not surprise me if they
Speaker 2: did try to do that. So how closely are they
Speaker 2: going to tie her to this?
Speaker 1: See?
Speaker 2: If you act as though she had nothing to do
Speaker 2: with this administration, then she doesn't have the experience or
Speaker 2: the credibility as being vice president. But if you tie
Speaker 2: her too closely to it, then you have to say,
Speaker 2: then why are you recommending policies that are different from
Speaker 2: Biden's when you were supposedly an influential figure. If you
Speaker 2: can't convince Biden to enact price controls on food or
Speaker 2: whatever else, then why do you think you can win
Speaker 2: a fight in Congress over this? Are you just going
Speaker 2: to do all this over executive action? I thought you
Speaker 2: said Trump was the king. Why are you the one
Speaker 2: acting like your decrees and dictates must be followed. Doesn't
Speaker 2: that sound more like a king than what Trump did?
Speaker 2: So that's a big question as we move through this convention.
Speaker 2: How closely is she going to align with Biden or
Speaker 2: how much is she going to basically throw the guy
Speaker 2: under the bus. The next question here again in this article,
Speaker 2: is does she want to fire up her base at
Speaker 2: this convention or appeal to independence? That to me is
Speaker 2: the most important question of this whole thing. And I
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Speaker 2: question that's being asked on in this NBC News article.
Speaker 2: Is Kamally going to focus on firing up her base,
Speaker 2: reaching out to the radicals talking about wokeism, or is
Speaker 2: she going to try to moderate and try to reach
Speaker 2: out to those coveted independent voters, those undecided voters who
Speaker 2: are in the middle, who do not consider themselves woke
Speaker 2: or leftists, but they also are not prepared to vote
Speaker 2: for Trump just yet. Is she going to try to
Speaker 2: appeal to those Basically, what's the balance? How do you
Speaker 2: do all these things? Because again, out in the streets,
Speaker 2: you're going to have the pro Hamas terrorist protesters out
Speaker 2: there who want to hear Kamala go uber leftists in
Speaker 2: this convention. So she's got to balance some things here,
Speaker 2: my friends, we'll get into that in the final segment.
Speaker 2: Sit tight, you're listening to conservative not better talk. I'm
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Speaker 2: back to my friends, final segment of this hour, just
Speaker 2: looking at the Democratic National Convention, some questions, some things
Speaker 2: to be on the lookout for. Nbcnews dot Com is
Speaker 2: what I'm looking at here talking about questions of how
Speaker 2: Kamala is going to handle this convention and the question
Speaker 2: that I want to get to this segment and if
Speaker 2: I've got time where there's one more which these are
Speaker 2: all kind of connected to one another, but does she
Speaker 2: try to fire up her base or does she try
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Speaker 2: try to appeal to the independence or does she go
Speaker 2: for the radical base? By the way, I should tell
Speaker 2: you as we enter this begin to interfall. This is
Speaker 2: the type of year I'm fighting it. I'm trying something
Speaker 2: new here, but it seizes my voice, and so I
Speaker 2: hope we can get through this with some limited impact
Speaker 2: on the voice. Here. I get allergies that attack my vocals,
Speaker 2: and I'm beginning to feel a little bit of that,
Speaker 2: And I don't feel bad. It's just something that happens
Speaker 2: when the season starts to change and all that. But
Speaker 2: so if you hear my voice sound a little bit
Speaker 2: different at times, know that I'm trying to fight this
Speaker 2: as best I can. But is commonly going to try
Speaker 2: to appeal to the independence or she going to try
Speaker 2: to get to her bass? And who is her bass?
Speaker 2: I mean, the truth is her bass? My friends? The
Speaker 2: true bass are the radicals, not not everybody. I'm look,
Speaker 2: there's people who are just democrat by nature. Their parents
Speaker 2: and grandparents were demoics craw They can't even fathom voting
Speaker 2: for a Republican emotionally, they can't stomach it. The and
Speaker 2: those Republicans by that that are that way too. I
Speaker 2: understand that's not meant to be a critic. Well, I
Speaker 2: guess it is a criticism because I think people should
Speaker 2: make decisions that they think are the right decisions instead
Speaker 2: of just putting it on autopilot. But that's that's fine.
Speaker 2: They're not necessarily woke radical people. The loudest people in
Speaker 2: the Democrat Party are the woke radical people, which leads
Speaker 2: to the final question. Here does Kamala How does Kamala
Speaker 2: Harris handle the gaza protests? Which I love how they
Speaker 2: phrase that here the gaza pro these are this is
Speaker 2: the pro Hamas protest, if you ask me, because that's
Speaker 2: going to be going on outside. So how does she
Speaker 2: navigate all this? You know, again, as I said maybe
Speaker 2: in a previous hour, this the Democrat Party is a
Speaker 2: group of single issue voters. In a lot of cases,
Speaker 2: you have people that don't have a lot in common,
Speaker 2: and so it becomes particularly difficult to create messaging that
Speaker 2: appeals to them. That's why one of the reasons, one
Speaker 2: of the main reasons why they want to keep it
Speaker 2: about superficial stuff, because the more they get into specifics,
Speaker 2: you start to lose people who are maybe on the
Speaker 2: on the edges of where you are ideologically, and honestly,
Speaker 2: since Kamala is so far left, she was the furthest
Speaker 2: left senator in the United States Senate in twenty nineteen,
Speaker 2: and that was a Senate that included Bernie Sanders, the
Speaker 2: nutting professor himself. And so this idea that she's in
Speaker 2: the center is really not accurate. She's on the left fringe.
Speaker 2: That's where she is. And so the more that she
Speaker 2: makes that known, or the more that that that people
Speaker 2: pick up on that she's going to lose people that
Speaker 2: are on the edge from her. But they're in the center,
Speaker 2: They're closer to the center political center in this country,
Speaker 2: which is where the moderates are. You know, the average people,
Speaker 2: the average person in this country, you know, they everyone
Speaker 2: may not agree on the Gaza situation, you know, what
Speaker 2: what Israel should be doing and so forth. I think
Speaker 2: it's pretty clear cut, but I don't expect uniformity of thought.
Speaker 2: But no one's out there within their right mind supporting Hamas,
Speaker 2: defending Hamas. Hamas is the culprit here, my friends. You
Speaker 2: might not like the way Israel's responding, okay, but the
Speaker 2: it's clear that the culprit here in this scenario has
Speaker 2: been has been Hamas that's going to be going on
Speaker 2: outside this convention, so she's got quite a balancing act
Speaker 2: to deal with. So that's why they might keep it
Speaker 2: fun and superficial. My friends, but I gotta go have
Speaker 2: a great day. STG.