Speaker 1: We're here, We're Friday. You guys. We made it together.
Listen back, we made it.
Speaker 2: Coming up on today's show, obviously we have an interview
recap for you guys. We're gonna get to was there
an interview last night?
Speaker 3: It's like there was.
Speaker 2: A big girl interview, like a big girl piano interview
with your emotional support, dude, and then the words of
Mop Trump steps on his own.
Speaker 1: We wei again. That's not the word I chose, but Dick,
but I'm using the word we wei.
Speaker 2: And Aurora Aurora. That word is so hard for me
to say Aurora.
Speaker 1: It's like rural. What if you have to say rural Aurora.
I'm done, I'm out.
Speaker 2: Aurora, Colorado has been taken over by illegals.
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Speaker 2: You did all that, and oh my god, so so
so much more. It's gonna be a long show, you
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get right into the things and the stuff because there
is so much and it is. When we say it's
going to be a long show, man, I hope you
guys get into the bathroom, you had your potty break,
you've settled in. It's going to be a long show.
It's going to be a long show. And we have
to kick it off with a very lovely rumble rant
that we got yesterday from a name I can't pronounce,
see p Bro who just simply said, good job, ladies,
and we appreciate that, we really really do you. Yeah.
Speaker 4: Sweet.
Speaker 1: Also wanted to say some exciting news about Milania's book,
which is coming out October first. It has already become
a number one bestseller before it's even out, Looking for Yourself,
which is amazing, fantastic. I want to read it. I
do too, Like that's one that I'm actually real going
to pick up for sure. And then Daisy sent me
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can't want to be teaching at Yale a course on
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, what is it the old saying and
no offense against teachers, but those who can't teach.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean he he couldn't very well. Yeah, so
that is happening. And then also we talked about how
Wisconsin Michigan are not taking RFK Junior off of their
ballots even though he is asked to be taken off
those ballots. And now North Carolina has just done the
same thing. They have rejected his request to withdraw his
name from the ballot, but any votes that he does
get won't count because he is obviously withdrawn from the race.
This is insane, but this is this is what Democrats do.
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who says, did these states remove Joe Biden's name from
the ballots? Right?
Speaker 5: Like?
Speaker 1: What the heck? He's no longer than nominee either, So
how come he's not off the ballots? Or how come
he's still Like? How come he was able to be
taken off the ballots? Why was that allowed? Yeah?
Speaker 2: Well, they just they make the rules as they go.
This is what they do.
Speaker 1: And the rules always favorite Democrats. This is always it works. Okay,
we're gonna we are going to get to the interview,
I promise, but there's a lot to get to before that,
because there's still chitter chatter about the freakin' Arlington Gate.
And I know we spent a lot of time about
that yesterday. Not going to spend as much time on
it today because I feel like we can put a
freaking cap on that. What we should be able to do.
Speaker 2: There should have never been any reason to have cat
put on it.
Speaker 1: This is just the dumbest story ever. And I thought
Greg Price put it really really well when he said
the media has decided that the biggest scandal of the
last day. Is not that thirteen Americans were killed in
Afghanistan three years ago due to biden harrison competence. It's
not that he was rude to the gold Star families
by checking his watch and only wanting to tell them
about his own son dying. It's not the Kamala bragged
that she was the last person in the room making
the decision that led to their death, that she's reached
out to the gold Star families and that not a
single person was fired has ever faced accountability. And it's
not that on the anniversary of their desk Joe Biden
was at the beach and Kamala was nowhere to be found. No,
they've decided that Donald Trump showing up to Arlington Cemetery
to honor those fallen soldiers at the invitation of their
families who gave him permission to take pictures, that's the
biggest scandal. That's how dumb the media is.
Speaker 2: I just I can't well, that's how much in their
in the Democrats pocket they are too. It's propaganda arm
of the DNC.
Speaker 1: It's just it's maddening. And then the Army yesterday released
a statement on the incident. The altercation whatever it was.
They were saying that consistent with our rules, there was
an employee that there was pushed aside. They were professional
and they just tried to like not create any more disruption.
They've decided not to press charges, and so the Army
is considering this man. This matter closed. So it was
an interesting statement from a military branch about this scandal.
But this is what they said, and then there was
a gold star. Mom asked about this in a TV interview.
Speaker 6: Kelly Barnett invited the former president to Arlington. Her son,
Marine staff Sergeant Taylor Hoover died at Abbey Gate. What
would you say to people who maybe pro Trump, anti Trump,
whatever their politics might be, who just feel like that's
not a place for politicians or for politics.
Speaker 7: I would have to say, I are you in my shoes?
Speaker 8: I invited him.
Speaker 9: My son was was murdered under the Biden Harris administration.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, that's what she would say. I'm surprised they
allowed that on MSNBC. Honestly same yeah, but good for her,
But this is what should I mean all you know that? Yeah,
good for her and good for the families for wanting
that moment that that Donald Trump was, you know, honoring
their family members with them. They wanted it captured on film.
That was their choice, and they matter more than anybody else.
Their opinions matter more than anybody else on this situation,
and that should have put a cap on it, right,
But since it didn't, since people are still all about it,
then this should absolutely put a cap on it. Because
this is an ad that that Biden released in May
of twenty ten during a campaign. That's where he is.
We will never forget I thank god, bless you all. Oh,
it's a political ad.
Speaker 2: Look at that, the very thing that they said that
Trump was doing, which he wasn't doing, but Biden did it.
Speaker 1: And that's weird. It's so weird. It's okay for him.
I'm weird. I can't.
Speaker 2: Yeah, double standards, double standards. And they were so up
at arms about this when it wasn't a political ad.
He was there for the families. Biden did a blatant political.
Speaker 1: Ad and literally said it at the end, Yeah, I
approved this message from Marlington. So if that doesn't end
this discussion, I don't even know, Like, I don't even
know what will. They can all suck it. Yeah, ridiculous,
all right, and so we do have other stuff to
get to you before the interview, because we're going chronological
through the news of the day and the news of
the day yesterday, we talked about it in yesterday's show
as a matter of fact, that there was still some
hullabaloo around whether or not the September tenth debate is
going to happen because of this open mic muted mike drama. Right, so,
the Kamala team was trying to say, well, I mean,
the mike should be open, and that's that Trump is
afraid and they should be open when there rules that
they had agreed to initially were that the mukes would
be mighted, not muted. Trump has always said I don't
give a shit. I mean my words, not his words.
But he's always been like, I will do open mic,
I will do closed mind, I will do any mike
you want, because he is not afraid, and Kamala is
the one that's been all over the place about this. Well,
finally yesterday after our show, ABC News came out and said,
we're making a decision, and the decision is the rules
are going to stay the way they were. The mics
will be muted, period, and so that put a cap
on it, but it also raised the question, well, what's
Kamala gonna do now because she wants the open mics,
and one of her people said update. Our latest understanding
is that even though Trump said Monday he would be
fine with an open mic, his handlers don't trust him
to spar live with VP Harris, and they're asking ABC
to ignore his comments and keep the mics muted, or
else they will back out of the debate for a
third time. We have been asked to accede to Trump's
handler's wishes on this point for the sake of preserving
the debate. We find the Trump team stance to be weak. Okay,
we remain in discussions with ABC on the final rules.
A Brian there, Brian, And that's why Ben Shapiro was like, bitch,
please stop trying to manufacture excuses to avoid debates. He
agreed to three exactly. You agreed to one with the
original rules and one provisionally, and then you tried to
change the provisional rules. You are the campaign of cowardice.
Speaker 2: As evidenced by that stupid interview last night that we'll
get to. Yeah, I mean, like, just stop it. The
gas lighting is. It's at a level I've never seen before.
I just shut up and take all the seats, all.
Speaker 1: Every last seat.
Speaker 5: Good.
Speaker 1: And let's just remind everybody how Kamala does in debates.
This is when she was debating to be she was
running for president. She was in a primary debate against
her now boss Joe Biden, and this is how she
behaved on the debate stage. Keep in mind he is
actually a voice of reason in this exchange, because he
is trying to suggest that we need to pay attention
to that little piece of paper called the constitution. This
is insane.
Speaker 10: Order, Senator Harris, you have said that you would take
executive action on guns within your first one hundred days,
including banning and boards of AR fifteen assault weapons. President
Obama after Sandy Hook more than twenty three executive actions,
and yet here we all are today. In recent days,
former Vice President Biden has said about executive orders, some
really talented people are seeking the nomination. They said I'm
going to issue an executive order, Biden saying there's no
constitutional authority to issue that executive order. When they say
I'm going to eliminate assault weapons, saying you can't do
it by executive order any more than Trump can do
things when he says he can do it by executive order.
Does the Vice president have a point there?
Speaker 1: Some things you can, many things you can't.
Speaker 11: Let's let the senator answer, well, I mean, I would
just say, hey, Joe, it's said as saying though we can't.
Speaker 1: Let's say yes we can. Let's be controcasional. Yes, I remember.
Speaker 2: It's crazy when he's the voice of reason. What the
hell is even happening? I mean, but he hasn't paid
much attention to attention to the Constitution during his presidency.
I just my god, that two of them together are
standards O lo or just like they're below the ground
at this point, astounding.
Speaker 1: They are thirty thousand leagues under the sea. They really are.
It's it, really, it's remarkable. I don't even know what
a league is, honestly, well, neither do they. They definitely do.
Kama definitely doesn't know what it is. Oh yeah, and
somebody I saw somebody mentioned that she's always drunk or high.
That's like the perfect segue into this clip of her
I guess from recently, when she's talking about what it
was like to meet Doug m Hoff's mom, her mother
in law.
Speaker 11: For the first time I meet my mother in law.
Speaker 4: She puts my face in her hand.
Speaker 11: She looks at me and she says, oh, look at you.
Speaker 1: You're pretty.
Speaker 12: Often you're on television, Mike, look at haw No.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, no one loves her jokes more than
her and the cackling.
Speaker 2: Oh god, she's gonna have to meet with world leaders
if she's president. Could you They will show her up
and spit her out. You guys, what a freaking nightmare
this lady is.
Speaker 1: She's insane. There's an amazing like flashback to back to
when journalism was a thing, or at least tough questions
were a thing, because we certainly didn't see that in
last night's interview.
Speaker 5: Nope.
Speaker 1: But back in two thousand and three, and I think
this is when she was running for attorney general. She
was a prosecutor, and I don't know who this is
that's talking to her. It's like it seems like a
radio interview. But she lied about how many cases she
had actually prosecuted, and she was called out in the
best way.
Speaker 13: Well, we embarrassed as a prosecutor that you've had six
cases overturned, four which have been for Prosecutorma's conduct.
Speaker 14: I'm how many cases have you tried? Can you tell
us how many serious felonies you have tried? Can you
tell us one?
Speaker 1: I've tried about.
Speaker 13: Fifty cases, mister Fozzio. And it's about leaderships, you.
Speaker 14: Know, Miss Harris. Why does your information, which is still published,
say that you tried hundreds of serious felonies. I think
that's misleading. I think that's disingenuous. I think shows that
you are incapable of leadership and you're not to be trusted.
You continue to put out information which says you have
tried hundreds of serious felonies.
Speaker 4: Mister Fozzia.
Speaker 13: Leadership question working with different communities as a career prosecutor.
I've done that, which is why I not you have
every law enforcement organization.
Speaker 2: I swear somebody's got to check on Fozzio. Do welfare
check on him?
Speaker 14: See you?
Speaker 1: Okay? Has he has he been hillaried?
Speaker 15: Like?
Speaker 1: Is everything all right with that? Guys? We haven't heard?
Like who is that guy? And I like him? Yeah?
He sounded great, sounded great. Yeah. Just yesterday there was
a big rally for Kamala and Savannah Georgia. It was very,
very very well attended. Now a lot of people were like,
but look, people were busted in. I mean, listen, if
they wanted to provide buses for folks from outside Atlanta
or I'm sorry, outside Savannah to get to see her
in Savannah, I don't know how you they're still wanting
to see her. They just took advantage of the free
transportation and went to go see her. So I know
that there's a lot of people going they but that
just means that, like it wasn't a real crowd. Please
stop doing that. Please stop saying that, you guys, she's
getting real crowds. There's no denying it, because there are
real stupid people that live. Yes, of course, I just
recognize she's one of them.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it recognized the fact that, like she draws in
the stupid crowd, there are a lot of stupid people
in this country. We just need to recognize that.
Speaker 1: Yes, that's really And here is one of the stupid
things that she said yesterday. She was trying to describe
the Constitution and ended up calling it lame.
Speaker 12: Even called the termination of the United States Supreme the.
Speaker 11: Supreme land of our nation, the United States Constitution.
Speaker 2: Right, what what the is it, so she's like taking
on the role of Biden. Now she's becoming him. Wow, okay,
I seemed like that.
Speaker 1: It made that made no sense. The Supreme Land, the Court,
what constitution. How do you not know what she means?
Speaker 3: What's right?
Speaker 2: I don't I don't know what she means. I don't
think she knows what she means.
Speaker 1: I don't think she does either. You guys, it is Friday.
It is Friday, right, it is Friday. Thank you Jesus,
thank you Friday. Quick reminder, there will be no show
on Monday because it's Labor Day. Hopefully you're going to
be off of work too, going the three day weekend.
But yeah, it's Labor Day, so the no show on Monday.
But Fridays are always a good time to talk about
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So back to how ridiculous the wall hair as walls
campaign is. Walls was just out talking to some I
think it may have been like a union group where
he was trying to say that their campaign is going
to lower taxes. Excuse me, but what I think?
Speaker 16: You protect your retirement benefits, lowering taxes for working families,
and finally making corporations just pay their fair share. They're
doing fine, They're doing fine, they can pay their fair share.
Speaker 1: Say I'm so sick of his s FairShare bullshit? And
has he lowered taxes in his state? Has he done that?
I mean, I report back No. As a matter of fact,
according to this tweet, he is the same person who
burned through the largest budget surplus in Minnesota history of
twenty billion dollars and managed to add an additional ninety
eight or I'm sorry nine billion in new taxes. Yeah,
so what lies.
Speaker 2: It's all lies, these people, and they do it so effortlessly,
don't they.
Speaker 1: Yeah, without any shame, without any shame or hesitation. It's incredible.
And that's not his only terrible result. He also is
responsible for these test scores in Minnesota.
Speaker 5: Wow.
Speaker 1: You just look at the difference from when he was
in office or before he was in office to when
he was in office. Right now, good joby in math scores.
Oh my gosh. Yeah.
Speaker 2: He was an education So this should speak to everybody.
I mean, if anybody should be some sort of conduit
for education being awesome in your state, it should be
somebody who actually was in education.
Speaker 3: Wow.
Speaker 1: Yeah and runs the state, you know what I mean? Like,
this is just this is amazing. And then from a
national perspective, when you go back and look at Harris's record,
because of course she's part of the current administration, we
now see that wages for blue collar job hires fell
across the board this year again, and they're going to
keep trying to talk about how there's been this boom
and manufacturing and construction jobs. But it's because those jobs
are being filled with migrants. Oh yeah, and so American
workers are suffering at the hands of this administration. I
don't know why so many of them think that it's
going to be fixed by promoting the person in charge
right now.
Speaker 2: The American taxpayer always is the one that gets screwed,
especially especially by Democrats as Yeah.
Speaker 1: And we're getting screwed to the tune of one hundred
and fifty billion dollars like a year a year.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's it's nuts. It's unsustainable, you guys. I just
and then not to mention that we're going to talk
about it during our schlong, but not to mention the
crime crime that comes with this. I mean, our cities
aren't safe. We're going to get to the Aurora step
at the end of the show, so stay tuned for that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that is going to be our schlong today because
we we we've been wanting to talk about it forever,
but there's been so many other things that have been
picking priority. But we've got to get to that story today.
Speaker 13: We do.
Speaker 1: We also have to get to this crazy McDonald's story
because this is just like one of those lies that
you're like, why are what is the point of this?
And that's the reason for my name today MacDonald's. And
that is because that, mysteriously Kamala has said on a
number of occasions that she spent some of her summers
working for McDonald's. There is absolutely no evidence to support
that whatsoever. But just to hear let you hear how
she frames this. There's two clips, one from I'm not
sure how long ago, I think just within the last
few months, and then one from just yesterday. Here's the
first one. Oh sorry, there was one more tweet. Yeah,
because I saw somebody mention this too, the unrealized tax
or the unrealized gains tax, that they're proposing this twenty
five percent tax of unrealized gains as somebody did the
math on this, and they were because they're trying to say, well,
this only applies to people who you know, make have
one hundred million more net worth or whatever. But even
if that's true, and you take Bill Gates as an example,
he say he's worth one hundred million, Well he's worth
one hundred and thirty two billion, so his unrealized tax
due is about thirty billion dollars. He would have to
sell forty billion of shares in his own freaking company,
pay taxes on that, just to pay the unrealized tax,
and then that tax tanks the stock which seven million
regular people own, and then you repeat that with all
the other big tech stocks, and it screws everybody.
Speaker 2: Don't they ever realize that it's this is a government
spending problem, Like no one ever looks at government. Isn't
it funny how they do that? Like the people who
are on government are telling you that it's always these dirty,
you know, rich people. It's them. We got to just
tax them more. We have to tax people more. It's
always about taxing, taxing, taxing. When they I mean, they
just gave two hundred and thirty what was it million
to the to the Taliban on.
Speaker 1: Accident, on accident they did that. It was by accident,
you guys.
Speaker 2: So I mean they never they never want to look
at themselves and what they're spending of our money because
they're never held accountable to that. It's it's just remarkable
to me, never a spending problem. If it were a
personal budget, if it were your household budget, you wouldn't
be like, oh, we're just not bringing in enough money.
It's you're spending too damn much.
Speaker 1: That's what it is.
Speaker 2: It's a somebody needs to go in there and do
spend analysis. Which is why I hope that Trump does
win and he gets Elon Muskin, and Elon Musk pulls
a Twitter on these people and he just he goes
in there and he cuts all the fat and he's
just seriously because remember when he did that to Twitter
and they were like, but but I'm really like, you're
not necessary, You're not necessary at all. By and he
cleaned house and you know what still works works really well.
Speaker 1: Does he likes better than ever because like half the
people that worked there were useless.
Speaker 2: Imagine if he did that to the government. Oh my god,
it would be a beautiful thing. I would love it.
I'm there for it. Please please let that happen.
Speaker 4: All right.
Speaker 1: Now to the McDonald's story, because this is this is
just crazy and pointless. What a lie.
Speaker 11: I worked in McDonald's. I did the French fries and
I did the ice cream. I worked in McDonald's. Really,
I was a student.
Speaker 4: When I was working in McDonald's.
Speaker 11: There was not a family relying on me to pay
the rent, put food on the table, and keep the
gift bills paid by the end of the month. But
the reality of McDonald's is that a majority of the
folks who are working there today are relying on that
income to sustain a household and a family. And if
we want to talk about these golden arches being a
symbol of the best of America them, well, the archers
are falling.
Speaker 1: Sure, and we so that was not terribly long ago.
Speaker 2: It's McDonald's problem. This is like they're they're the evil people,
you know, because they're falling. Okay, they're falling short.
Speaker 1: And she lies, she lies, and she did it again.
This was at her Las Vegas rally.
Speaker 11: Think about it.
Speaker 12: Two middle class kids, one a daughter of Oakland, California,
who was raised.
Speaker 1: By a working mother.
Speaker 4: I had a summer job at McDonald's.
Speaker 12: The other.
Speaker 1: Did you though, because McDonald's corporate, their sources have come
out and said, we have no record of her working
at any of our locations ever. Ever, And then somebody
did like a huge deep dive. So there's a couple
people who did like this exhaustive review and went through
all of her employment applications for jobs, all kinds of records,
and they're just there's nothing there because she didn't do it.
Speaker 2: She didn't do it, she didn't gonna work at McDonald's.
You guys shouldn't do the fries and ice cream. And
somebody said in our comments, like the ice cream is
she never worked anyway like you worked it.
Speaker 1: Come on.
Speaker 2: The effortless lying is more than a red flag. First
of all, they're completely inadequate. That's that's staggering. It should
be like a staggering red flag for all of us.
Speaker 1: But like the.
Speaker 2: Levels at which they they lie and they gaslight. If
they're willing to do that as much as they do
it every single day, what else are they willing to
do to the population.
Speaker 1: Like that's what I look.
Speaker 2: I just I can't imagine lying, let alone lying this much.
Speaker 1: And then trying to make us all feel crazy because
we know the truth, we've seen the truth, we've heard
the truth, and they're just lying.
Speaker 2: It's pretty brazen, like it's I mean that, and they
just do it like it's no big deal.
Speaker 1: If people like if you had somebody.
Speaker 2: Doing that to you personally, if you were in a
relationship with somebody that was lying to you on a
daily basis, over and over and over again, you would
be like, this person is a sociopath. I cannot be
around this person anymore. That's what they're doing to the
American population. You guys, what are they willing to do
if they get into office, If they're willing to do
this to us?
Speaker 1: Right now? Ask yourself that mm hmm. I love that
somebody put this in a stolen valor. Great, so freaking great.
Speaker 17: Perfect.
Speaker 1: And then also we need to mention because we are
going to get into this whole interview last night, but
it should be pointed out that Trump, who was the
guy yesterday that we played, he was like, Trump's just
like sitting on his ass not doing anything. Oh my god.
I mean the last four interviews he's done. There was
an hour almost hour with Doctor Phil, almost an hour
with the Ovonne, two hours and three minutes with Elon Musk,
an hour and eleven minutes with Sean Ryan. Her interview
was like a half an hour. I know initially they
were saying it was eighteen minutes, but it was around
twenty six, twenty eight. We've got the exact number that
will show you in just a little bit. But that's it.
That's all she's done in her first forty day.
Speaker 2: Ye forty days, she's done. I think it was twenty
eight minutes forty day. God can you there's no contest,
And it was produced and it was scripted, and we'll
get to that. But it wasn't off the cuff. It
wasn't like she Everything about that was It's like she
was following a script and I believe that some of
it was thrown out.
Speaker 1: That's what I believe. People. Well, there's rumors to support
that belief, and we'll show you those as well. But
here's a little bit of good news, really good news. Actually,
if you consider the fact that we just got through
the DNC, the convention, which is supposed to give people
a pretty big bump afterwards, and according to Nate Silver's
election models, it is not. It did not give her
a bump. In fact, Trump is pulling ahead, so he's
favored to win the presidency according to Nate Silver right
now at fifty two point four percent compared to her
forty seven point three. And lets could have something to
do with RFK as well. Right unless they cheat exactly,
unless they do all their shenanigans and whenever Trump is mentioned,
there are some people that get super super triggered at
the lamestream media stations. One of them is Chris Hayes.
I don't know who made this, but it is so perfect.
It's just this short little clip of him just breathlessly
freaking out about ever hearing anything about Trump ever, and
it's absolutely perfect Democracy. January sixth Trump bless his heart.
So he's so scared. He's so scared. I love it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the Orange me on you guys.
Speaker 1: And then interestingly, Axios used to be I thought pretty level,
like they were one of those online journalism outfits that
seemed to be initially pretty balanced, and no after seeing
what Axios reported about Kamala's TikTok account, it is ridiculous
so that somebody put this together. By the numbers, the
Kamala Harris TikTok account, this is what Axios said. She
gained two million followers in the first twenty four hours
since she became the presidential nominee, and now she has
over four point eight million followers. The first six TikTok
videos of hers had more than one hundred and thirteen
million views combined as of earlier in the month. But
what they did not mention is that when Donald Trump
then got a TikTok account. He gained three million followers
in his first twenty four hours and now has over
ten point seven million, and they're just that seems unimportant
to them. Yeah, and that his first six videos had
more than five hundred and twenty seven million views continuer
combined as of earlier this month. So he's kicking her ass.
It kind of is on TikTok and they don't want
you to know that. Yeah, it's that that's weird.
Speaker 2: Right, Yeah, So it's another biased like news organization. I
don't even want to call them that because they're not journalists.
Speaker 1: Are there any journalists anymore? I don't know, man, Because
then you know rfk's had an impact on like processed
foods and that whole argument. Time Magazine, back in January
of twenty twenty three, had posted a piece saying why
ultra processed foods are so bad for you, which I'm
sure RFK Nicole Shanahan would appreciate right now that they're
saying it now. Time is like, because this was yesterday,
the day before, what if ultra processed foods aren't as
bad as you say, They're not so bad?
Speaker 2: And you know what the next and the next thing
would be like, the deep state isn't so bad.
Speaker 1: It's not too r No, we're gonna see this, you
know what I mean.
Speaker 2: I mean, well, a lot of people won't because the
people on the left, they're just gonna blindly keep following
the MSM, right. But people that are in our audience
see it. But there are a lot of people that
aren't in our audience and are in alternative media audiences,
and so they won't see this.
Speaker 1: They'll just be like, well, maybe ultra process foods aren't.
Speaker 13: They're not.
Speaker 1: It's just so predictable, it's it's blatant at this point. Yeah,
it's out of control. Speaking of the RFK campaign, they
released the best ad ever on TDS yesterday, and if
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Speaker 2: Once again, Man Shanahan's bringing the heat right, She's bringing
it all that.
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Speaker 2: You need to eat more process foods.
Speaker 1: Yesterday we played a clip of Brett I think it
was yesterday, maybe the day before, we played a clip
of Brett Weinstein, who's a lifelong Democrat who has I
don't know if he's had an awakening per se, but
he has definitely realized how dangerous the Democrat Party has become.
And he has been an RFK supporter, and so now
by virtue of rfk's decision to endorse Trump, he is
sort of following suit and talking about how important it
was for Trump to embrace RFK and hear him and
here are all the people that support him. Here he
is talking about how crucial it is that people understand
the dangers of the Democrat Party being this election.
Speaker 17: Is to defeat the Blue Team. The Republic depends on
us defeating the Blue Team, and all of us, Bobby
Kennedy included, to do whatever it is that makes that
most likely.
Speaker 1: To spend my campaign and to support President Trump.
Speaker 17: Other considerations are secondary. Now that said, I certainly hope
that Donald Trump will recognize that his ascendency to the
White House is not the objective. It's what happens after
he gets there, and having Bobby Kennedy on board will
greatly increase the chances of doing what he has told
us that he wants to do.
Speaker 22: So.
Speaker 17: Anyway, I didn't envision this ending up here. This does
seem to be where we've ended up. Saving the Republic
is vital. As I mentioned last week, we are meeting
on the Capitol Mall September twenty ninth or a rally
called Rescue the Republic Join the Resistance. You should look
at the website at Join the Resistance dot org.
Speaker 1: I love that. I know, if you guys are in
the near DC area, think about joining that resistance. Yeah,
I love that. Yeah, it was good stuff. And then lastly,
before we get to the actual interview Anna Kaspirian, who
we've played many, many, many men many times from the
young Turks on the show, as she seems to be
facing her own existential like an existential crisis.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think she's more getting red pills. She's like
tasting it. She's licking the red pill. Yeah, she's licking it,
and then she puts it down and she licks it
and she puts Yeah, this is what she's doing. It's
not pink, it's red. It's definitely red. But she's just
licking it right now.
Speaker 1: She's licking it and there's like pink underneath. But she
hasn't swallowed it yet, you know what I mean. She
definitely hasn't swallowed it yet. She's not swallowed it yet.
She is admitting in this clip how utterly, pathetically low
the standards are for the Democrat Party in terms of
how they've just fallen in line behind somebody so desperately
unpopular as Kamala, and as always she says it really
well upset some people, but I just have to get
it off my chest.
Speaker 23: The second that Biden dropped out and it became clear
that Harris was the presumptive nominee. I emphasize enough how
disappointed I am in progressive and leftist Democratic voters who
immediate decided a fall in line and like become obsessive
promoters of Kamala Harris without using any of their leverage whatsoever.
Why would Kamala Harris do anything for you if you're
already supporting her preemptively no matter what.
Speaker 1: Ye I'm sorry, I mean, that's the truth. Democratic voters
have shockingly low standard. Yes do they do? They really do?
Speaker 2: She's shockingly She's a buffoon. He was a buffoon. They're
both inapt Walls is Anapt. I mean, these people are morons,
absolute morons. My fourteen year old daughter could do a
better job running the country.
Speaker 1: She's more equipped to do it. She had as many votes.
Speaker 3: She did.
Speaker 1: They tied. Yeah, they tied in the primaries. That's amazing.
U huh. Let's take a moment before we get into
the interview to thank some people. Patrick Connolly, thank you,
he says, sorry, Daisy go Irish beat Aggie's uh oh,
it's on. Yeah, what's happening?
Speaker 2: Football starting? It is kind of exciting. Football starting. That
is a wonderful thing. So, no matter who wins, it's
just fun.
Speaker 1: That it's starting. You guys, right, Let's just all have
a great time. Let's get out there and have fun. Everybody.
Yay Marcy sixty four, thank you very much for that sticker.
Brian Bremley says, putting in an early order for Friday Flaps.
Speaker 2: Oh okay, I'll try to get him in here. There
may there's just a crime. There's gonna be a lot
of crime back here. Probably not a lot of flaps,
but some crime, and I'll make it happen.
Speaker 1: The photo in the story says Kamala would be the
Karen yelling for a manager, and Teresa Rimondo says what
Axios forgot to report is there are many stupid people
out there who like to view dumb things said by
people with low intelligence like our current VP. And then
Judith Leicester. Thank you, that's very, very generous. Judith says,
thank you for the long show. I broke my wrist
and was bruised up a few days ago when an
exuberant six month old standard poodle ran into me. Oh no,
love to you amazing chicks who always bring joy and
laughter in the midst of all the things. Thank you, guys,
Thank you very much for that. All right, let's get
into the debate, and we're gonna kick it off with
what Trump said about it. The interview happened. Yes, I
keep saying that, I'm sorry. Interview, interview, interview, interview, right,
So here's what Trump said about it before it actually aired.
Speaker 15: I don't want to say.
Speaker 16: Why isn't it live.
Speaker 15: It's not a live interview. It's an interview that's going
to be taped and then edited and then put out.
So that's not even an interview.
Speaker 1: He's right, he is right. No, it's yeah, He's absolutely right.
This is it's ridiculous.
Speaker 2: And it was so obviously produced, you guys, to anybody
with half a brain, you can see how produced he was.
Speaker 1: Yeah. He also tweeted ahead of the interview to Dana Bash,
specifically saying that she has a chance of greatness if
she gives a fair but tough interview of Comrade Kamala,
she'll expose her as being totally inept and ill suited
for the job of president, much as I exposed crooked
Joe Biden during our now famous debate. How cool would
that be for Dana and CNN? Also, the interview should
not have tampon tim President to help with the inevitable
Kamala stumbles, and under no circumstances should the transcript be
allowed to be changed in any way, shape or form.
Dana and Jake were fair but firm in my CNN
debate with Crooka Joe. This is a chance for Dana
to reach real stardom while at the same time doing
a great service to our now failing country. Good luck, Dana,
and do the right thing.
Speaker 2: She failed. It was a pretty big fail. She failed miserably.
I mean she the big fail. Yes, she led the witness.
Speaker 1: Yeah, she led the witness and then had no pulps. Yep.
Completely it was a failure. It was awful. It was bad,
you guys. Bad questions I thought were great. Some of
the questions. I was like, thank you for asking that question,
and then she would to let Kamala just do the
things and then not push back. Terrible interviewer. Yeah, it
wasn't It wasn't good. And we'll get to a lot
of that. But this also took place beforehand. One of
Kamala's reps was on with Fox's John Roberts, and you
have to listen really closely because you'll hear John Robert
Roberts respond, but it's kind of in the background, But
this cat is trying to say that no one has
ever cared about having policies on candidate websites. He's like,
since one have we cared about that? And way in
the background, really quietly, you'll hear it, John Roberts says,
since forever.
Speaker 24: All about there's will you acknowledge that there's no policy
page on her website?
Speaker 1: And so how do can.
Speaker 25: About policy pages on websites when every single time, every
time she steps to the podium she talks about her policy.
Accept the direct way that voters are responding those.
Speaker 16: Policy is one time you tell me what her border
policy is?
Speaker 25: Oh, she said on day one she was signed the bipartisan.
Speaker 1: Boarded legislation that JD.
Speaker 25: Vance and Donald Trump has taken credit for killing that.
Speaker 24: What's your policy unfracking?
Speaker 8: She's going to introduce that her anonymous her interview to
her interview tonight should give her the opportunity to share
whatever policy agenda she wants, and as the process go along,
she will continue to do that.
Speaker 2: Sound sounds like this sounds like a total idiot, right,
She's going to introduce it she's going to introduce what
what's your policy? That's not giving us a policy. You
telling us you're going to introduce it is not actually
giving a policy.
Speaker 1: You moron? That was Lord, that was bad. They need
to lose that guy because he's not he's not good
at his job. Fire him immediately.
Speaker 2: And that's the thing is that she keeps sending out
surrogates that sound like moron's. She needs to be out
there like Trump talking about her policies, but she can't
because she doesn't have any.
Speaker 1: There was a lot of chitter chatter ahead of the
interview from people saying that they'd heard it was going
to be eighteen total minutes of interview time, and so
they were asking, this is Jason Miller, one of Trump's reps,
asking you know what's being cut out and why aren't
they going to be releasing a full transcript, like what's
going on with that? It did end up being longer.
We've got the stats on that that will show you,
but we need to get into the interview itself.
Speaker 16: Now.
Speaker 1: They did release a clip, one clip like a teaser,
in advance of the interview going live at nine o'clock
last night, and the clip that they chose was really
odd because it made Dana look pretty bad because this
is where, as Daisy said, she was leading the witness,
she was literally feeding Kamala multiple choice answers to choose
from to answer the question. I don't know why this
was the choice that they made, but here is the
teaser clip that they released first.
Speaker 22: Generally speaking, how should voters look at some of the
changes that you've made that you explained some of here
in your policy. Is it because you have more experience
now and you've learned more about the information? Is it
because you were running for president in a Democratic primary?
And should they feel comfortable and confident that what you're
saying now is going to be your policy moving forward?
Speaker 11: Dana, I think the most important and most significant aspect
of my policy perspective and decisions is my values have
not changed.
Speaker 4: You mentioned the Green New Deal.
Speaker 11: I have always believed and I have worked on it,
that the climate crisis is real, that it is an
urgent matter to which we should apply metrics that include
holding ourselves to deadlines around time.
Speaker 4: We did that with the Inflation Reduction Act.
Speaker 11: We have set goals for the Annual Stay Parket and
by extension, the globe around when we should meet certain
standards for reduction of greenhouse gas emissions as an example,
that value not changed. My value around what we need
to do to secure our border, that value has not changed.
I spent two terms as the Attorney General of California
prosecuting transnational criminal organizations violations of American laws regarding the
passage illegal passage of guns, drugs, and human beings across
our border.
Speaker 4: My values have not changed.
Speaker 1: Oh my god.
Speaker 2: First of all, it's not the sat you know, like
you don't get a multiple choice list that.
Speaker 1: Was because of this? Or was it because it's because
of that?
Speaker 2: Or let me let me guide you and lead you
into doing because you're so much of an idiot that
I know you can't answer the question correctly, which she
didn't because it was a total word salad. And when
it comes to climate change, she talks about the metrics
and the time and it made zero sense. It was
a complete word salad. She sponsored an EV mandate like
she wanted after twenty thirty. She wants a certain she
said this, I mean she wanted a certain number of
cars to be EV cars. So what does she think?
This is the kind of stuff that we want to
know as American taxpayers, We're like, what is your policy?
What do you actually believe? What are your values? You
know specifically, she's not saying that. She's not saying anything specific.
She's just dancing around saying all the same bullshit stuff
that ship metrics.
Speaker 1: And time and blah. It doesn't She makes no sense.
And you can tell she has a tell. When she's
struggling to come up with like an actual policy, she'll
talk about the significance of issues. Right, that's one of her.
That's like one big tell that she it's a crutch
of hers that she says, well, the significance of my
feelings on this issue or the significance of this issue.
It just buys her time to make up more words
to put in a solid And it's not anything.
Speaker 2: That's not policy, right, that's not a what, and it's
not a how. We want to know the what and
the how.
Speaker 1: How are you going to do it?
Speaker 3: What are you doing?
Speaker 2: How are you doing it? She's I got nothing night,
she said nothing.
Speaker 1: She did have one. I thought this was her one
good moment where she basically dodged a question and it
was the right strategy I think for her to do
because it kind of made her, it elevated her above
the issue. And this is the only smart answer I
think she gave in the entire interview. It was when
she was asked about Trump's comments about her not actually
being black.
Speaker 22: About your opponent's Donald Trump, I was a little bit surprised.
People might be surprised to hear that you have never
interacted with him, met him face to face.
Speaker 3: That's going to change soon.
Speaker 22: But what I want to ask you about is what
he said last month. He suggested that you happened to
turn black recently for political purposes, questioning a core part
of your identity.
Speaker 3: Any same old.
Speaker 4: Tired playbook, next question, please. That's it her.
Speaker 1: Issue, and that was it, And that's probably the best
things she could have done.
Speaker 2: On perhaps, but it also but I mean it also
got her out of answering a question.
Speaker 1: But it but she that if she would have chosen
to answer it, she would have ended up just like
completely insulting Trump. And how ridiculous it was for him
to make those comments, Like she wasn't going to come
out badly, I don't think on that question at all,
and the fact that she was just like, I'm not
even gonna respond to how dumb his attack on that was.
I think it elevated her in the only moment she
handled well, the only one in that entire interview I
thought she handled well.
Speaker 2: Considering Okay, I mean I still think it was. I mean,
somebody said she was condescending. I found it to be
a little condescending too, But I don't I don't think it.
I mean, in my mind, I didn't see her as
being elevated. I just I thought, oh, she dodged a question,
all right, she gonna she's not.
Speaker 1: Gonna dignify that comment. Yeah, okay, answer.
Speaker 2: Well, if there's one thing she's not as dignified.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Well, but that in that one moment, I thought, okay,
well that was probably a good way to handle it.
The rest of it nightmare, But I wouldn't.
Speaker 2: I would definitely not call her elevated in that moment.
It's just she got to She got to do that
because she's only done one freaking interview with Dana Bash
So I guess good.
Speaker 1: For her, Okay. Yeah. Dana also asked her about the
immigration stuff, the border stuff, and it's amazing that there
was no pushback in this. In this back and forth
about the fact that she's been in this role for
three and a half years. Everything Kamala ever says is
about what she did as a prosecutor, right, and then
she'll try and then she actually tries to blame Trump
for the border problem.
Speaker 3: This was a big one is immigration.
Speaker 22: As vice president, you were tasked with addressing the root
causes of migration in southern countries.
Speaker 4: And northern part of Central America.
Speaker 22: The northern part of of Central America that deals with
that affects the southern border of the US. During that
Biden Harris administration, there were record numbers of illegal border crossings.
Why did the Biden Harris administration wait three and a
half years to implement sweeping asylum restrictions?
Speaker 1: Good question.
Speaker 11: Well, first of all, the root causes work that I
did as Vice president, that I was asked to do
by the President has actually resulted in a number of benefits,
including historic investments by American businesses in that region.
Speaker 1: The number, yeah, that's great, immigrants.
Speaker 11: Coming from that region has actually reduced since we began
that work. But I will say this that Joe Biden
and I in our administration worked with members of the
United States Congress on an immigration issue that is very
significant to the American people into our security, which is
the border. And through bipartisan work, including some of the
most conservative members of the United States Congress, a bill
was crafted which we supported, which I support, and Donald
Trump got word of this bill that would have contributed
to securing our border, and because he believes that it
would not have helped him politically, he told his folks
in Congress, don't put it forward.
Speaker 4: He killed a bill.
Speaker 1: Oh my god.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So the first thing I heard there was that she
took our tax money and she invested it in other countries.
Speaker 1: And then what are the results of that? Nothing? It's
been awful.
Speaker 2: Yeah, like super excited to invest in other countries while
our country is a huge dumpster fire right now. Thanks Kamala,
that's awesome. Glad you got to the root causes. You
just threw a bunch of our freaking money to were
more broke. That's the first thing I heard. And then
she blamed everything on Trump Orange Man bad.
Speaker 1: That's again, And there was no Dana never said Okay,
but like, what did you do because that Congress, you know, yeah,
they put together some bill that didn't go anywhere because
it was a shit past age. You reversed all of
his all of his policies, and people started flooding into
the country, and then they're just now starting to unreverse
some of those Why didn't Dana ask about that?
Speaker 2: Yeah, Well, because she sucks and it was produced and
she's on her side and she wants her to win.
That's I mean, it's so obvious to anybody with half
a brain cell. That's precisely what was going on in
this interview last night.
Speaker 1: Dana is in a.
Speaker 2: Bag for her she wants every she wants her to
look good. It was so obvious that was That was
really bad. And what was also bad is when Dana
asked specifically, hey, what are you going to do on
day one? That did not go well.
Speaker 11: No, there are a number of things I will tell you,
first and foremost, one of my highest priorities is to
do what we can to support and strengthen the middle class.
When I look at day one, day one, the goals,
the ambitions of the American people, I think that people
are ready for a new way forward in a way
that generations of Americans have been fueled.
Speaker 4: By hope and by optimism.
Speaker 11: I think, sadly, in the last decade, we have had
in the former president, someone who has really been pushing
an agenda.
Speaker 4: And an environment that is about.
Speaker 11: Diminishing the character and the strength of who we are
as Americans, really dividing our nation. And I think people
are ready to turn the page on that.
Speaker 3: So what would you do day one? Day one, it's going.
Speaker 11: To be about one implementing my plan for what I
call an opportunity economy. I've already laid out a number
of proposals in that regard, which include what we're going
to do to bring down the cost of everyday goods,
what we're going to do to invest in America's small businesses,
what we're going to do to invest in families, for example,
extending the child tax credit to six thousand for the
first time of child's life, to help them buy a
car seat, to help them buy baby clothes, a crib.
There's the work that we're going to do that is
about investing in the American family. Around affordable housing, a
big issue in our country right now. So there are
a number of things on day one, a.
Speaker 1: Lot of money. She's gonna be damn busy on day one.
That's a lot writing checks with our money, there's a
lot of shit on day one. I mean, it's just nonsense,
and I was That was the one that was one
of the few times that Dana actually pushed back because
the original question was what are you going to do
on day one?
Speaker 3: Answer?
Speaker 1: Salad, salad, salad. And then she was like, okay, but
what are you going to do?
Speaker 2: I bet you're not answering the question related you did
maybe answer one question in this twenty eight minute bullshit interview,
maybe just one? Could you answer one? That would be great?
Speaker 1: One would be great? Wow? Okay. Dana did to take
advantage of a little piece of Ben Shapiro's advice which
we played the other day, which was that Trump needs
in the debate Trump all he needs to do is
just say so, why didn't you do it? Why didn't
you do it? Why didn't you do it? And so
I don't know if Dana was listening to Ben, but
here was one of her questions.
Speaker 22: Been vice president for three and a half years. The
steps that you're talking about now, why haven't you done
them already?
Speaker 11: Well, first of all, we had to recover as an economy,
and we have done that. I'm very proud of the
work that we have done that has brought inflation down
to less than three percent.
Speaker 1: I think that was such nonsense.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and then she yammered on about like insulin, grandma's
receipts and orange man bad.
Speaker 1: That's what she did. Like right after that, she was
it made zero sense. She was all over the place.
Speaker 15: Yeah.
Speaker 1: About midway through, Donald Trump tweeted and said, I look
so forward to debating Comrade Kamala Harrison, exposing her for
the fraud she is. She has changed every one of
her long held positions on everything. America will never allow
an election weaponizing Marxists to be the president of the
United Ptrate. I'm not so sure about that, don I'm
not so sure.
Speaker 2: There are a lot of people in this country that
want Marxism.
Speaker 1: You'd be surprised.
Speaker 2: There is a lot of us that understand how completely
dangerous that is. And we don't want to be Venezuela.
We don't want to hunt for our food in the zoo.
But then there are like half of us that are like.
Speaker 1: I mean, it'd be a lot easier if we.
Speaker 2: Were just socialists, because I don't mind waiting in line
for bread. It's fine, it's fine, So you know, it's
not that easy. But yes, I'm sure he's salivating to
debate her because he will.
Speaker 1: I think he'll do great, I hope. So I'm very
much looking at, very much looking forward to watching that
fiasco take place. Please, for the love of God, whoever
is in charge of it, do not make it at
nine o'clock.
Speaker 2: Please, it's so going to be at nine o'clock. So well,
we will, we clearly will.
Speaker 1: One of the worst mess ups that she had in
this entire thing was the fracking question. And we're going
to start it just by with a quick reminder of
exactly what she said back in twenty nineteen when she
was asked this question. And I've actually I've forgotten about
this longer version of her answer because you've probably all
seen the one where she simply says, oh, there's no
question that I'm for banning fracking, and there's just that clip.
But she actually went into great detail, invoking the emotional
connection to her nieces in her answer. So when you
hear her say my values haven't changed, remember that she
said this. I mean, this is what she said just
a few years ago.
Speaker 11: There's no question I'm in favor of banning fracking, you know,
that we have to just acknowledge that the residual impact
of fracking is enormous in terms of the impact on
the health and safety of communities. I think about this
issue through the lens of my baby nieces who are
one and a.
Speaker 4: Half and three years old.
Speaker 11: And when I look at those babies and I think
about what the world will be like in twenty years
if we don't act, I'm really afraid. And as it
relates to those Republicans in Congress, where I've now been
for two and a half years, every one of those
members needs to look at the babies, the grand babies
in their life, and then look in the mirror and
ask themselves why have they failed to act?
Speaker 22: And in twenty nineteen, you said, quote, there is no
question I'm in favor of banning fracking. Cracking, as you know,
is a pretty big issue, particularly in your must win
state of Pennsylvania.
Speaker 3: Do you still want to ban fracking?
Speaker 14: No?
Speaker 11: And I made that clear on the debate station twenty
twenty that I would not ban not true. As vice president,
I did not banfracking. As president, I will not banfrack.
Speaker 3: And she's a liar.
Speaker 22: In twenty nineteen, I believe at a town hall you
said you were asked, would you commit to implementing a
federal ban on fradhing on your first day in office,
and you said, there's no question in favor.
Speaker 3: Of banning fracking. So yes. So it changed in that campaign.
Speaker 11: In twenty twenty I made very clear where I stand.
We are in twenty twenty four, and I've not changed
that position.
Speaker 4: Nor will I going forward. I kept my word and
I will keep my word.
Speaker 3: What made you change that position at the time.
Speaker 4: Well, let's be clear, my values have not changed. I
believe it is very important that we take seriously.
Speaker 11: What we must do, and that time is every day
guard against what is a clear crisis in terms of
the climate.
Speaker 4: And to do that, we can do what we.
Speaker 11: Have accomplished thus far, the Inflation Reduction Act, what we
have done to invest by my calculation, over probably a
trillion dollars over the next ten years, investing in a
clean energy economy, what we've already done, creating over three
hundred thousand new clean energy jobs. That tells me, from
my experience as Vice president, we can do it without
banning fracking. In fact, Dana Dan, excuse me, I cast
the tie breaking vote that actually increased leases.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, this hag.
Speaker 2: She's unburdened by values is what she is, completely unburdened.
She has no value, she has no ethics. She's a
freaking liar.
Speaker 1: And this whole thing about how she clarified her she
changed her position in twenty twenty on the debate stage.
That's where everybody was just like, wait, what what are
you talking about? Because you weren't in the race at
that point. And so now we have now we know
what she meant, and you're going to get clarity on
that in a couple clips. This first one, though, is
somebody on CNN's panel reacting to this answer and how
absurd it was that.
Speaker 26: You support the Green New Deal but you also support fracking.
Those two ideals are not consistent. The end result of
supporting the Green New Deal is to end the fossil fuels.
You can't say I support this, but also, by the way,
you can have your fracking too. And so for people
in Pennsylvania, those skeptical folks that are in the middle
of that five percent that may determine which way that
state goes, they're gonna look at that and they're going
to say, well, is this political pandering. Is this political experience? Yes,
the vice president's saying whatever she needs to say to
potentially win, but she doesn't believe it.
Speaker 2: Yes, and we weren't clear she did not.
Speaker 26: Give a clear or decisive answer in that regard.
Speaker 1: I don't know, Yeah, she did not.
Speaker 2: She didn't because she is political pandering. That's exactly what
she is, and that's who she is. She's a political panderer,
Miss pander Pants.
Speaker 1: That's right, Captain pander Pants totally. So here is what
she is referring to when she talks about clarifying her
position in twenty twenty. This is such a bunch of bullshit,
and it just proves how what a snake she is,
What a weasy, snaky, slithery, slimy person she is. You'll
understand it after this clip. That was quite clear.
Speaker 27: So she ended her a twenty twenty presidential run in
December twenty nineteen. The only debate she participated in in
twenty twenty was the general election debate with then Vice
President Mike Pence, and I went over the transcript of
that debate tonight. Nowhere in there does she make clear
that she had abandoned her previous support for a fracking ban. Rather,
she repeated that Joe Biden, the head of the Democratic
ticket at the time, would himself not banfracking. So listen
to what she actually said in that twenty twenty debate.
Speaker 4: Joe Biden will not end fracking. He has been very
clear about that.
Speaker 11: I will repeat, and the American people know that Joe
Biden will not banfracking.
Speaker 27: So it makes perfect sense that at the time she
was speaking on behalf of Biden. The president, not the
vice president, sets administration policy. But maybe other people feel differently.
I certainly did not hear anywhere in there Kamala Harris
saying that she personally had abandoned her previously expressed twenty
nineteen view. Rather, again, she was speaking for Joe Biden.
Speaker 1: All right, So that is where that's what she was
trying to refer which is such bullshit.
Speaker 2: It is bullshtick. She was speaking for Joe Biden, not
for herself, and she had a little disdain in her
voice when she did it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you can tell now she was now with the hindsight.
Speaker 2: Huh, because she was just like, yeah, he's not going
to do it. But I totally would have, Like you
could kind of tell in her voice that she was
irritated about it, you know, because she's thinking about the babies.
Speaker 1: You guys, Baby, what a bunch of crap that isside.
This woman is just she's despicable, she really is. And
then she I don't know, I don't know what the
purpose of this question was, but Dana asked her at
some point if she would have a Republican in her cabinet,
and here was that exchange a.
Speaker 22: Lot of Republican speakers at the convention. Will you appoint
a Republican to your cabinet?
Speaker 1: Yes, I would, Yeah, no one.
Speaker 4: No one in particular in mine.
Speaker 3: I got we got sixty eight.
Speaker 11: Days to go in this election, so I'm not put
in the car before the horse, but I would. I
think I think it's really important. I have spent my
career inviting diversity of opinion. I think it's important to
have people at the table and when some of the
most important decisions are being made that have different views,
different experiences, And I think it would be to the
benefit of the American public to have a member of
my cabinet who was a Republican.
Speaker 2: It's totally going to be Adam Kinsinger or Liz Cheney yep.
Speaker 1: And Liz Chenny.
Speaker 2: There's a tweet from her a couple of years ago
just ripping her really, oh my god, ripping Kamala and
talking about how awful she is. Yeah, I read it
this morning, and still she's a snake. She'll probably be
in her cabinet if she's elected. It's those two are
just gross or you know, like Anna Navarro or Eva
Longoria because you know there are politicians now.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Liz Cheney is not a woman of color, so
I don't know that she's true eligible to serve in
that mean cabinet. Adam Kinsinger is a woman, so that
would work totally. Then he's a disabled woman, so there
he is. He's got all the call.
Speaker 2: Totally and will also give him some tampons.
Speaker 1: Really well. There was also the moment where Dana asked
about that phone call, the phone call that Kamala got
from Joe Biden telling her, hey listen, I'm dropping out
and you're up essentially, and so she gave like this ridiculous,
starry eyed, giddy story about how she was cooking up
something in the.
Speaker 2: Kitchen and have more bacon crash. Yeah, there was the whole.
Speaker 1: Bacon story it was so dumb. I'm not playing it
because it was just dumb. But when she finally got
around to the actual call, Dana had also asked her
did he say, did he say right away that he
was going to endorse you, or did you have to
ask for that endorsement? And Kamala tries to pretend that
she didn't really think about herself. Guy, she would never do.
That she cared about was her good, good buddy. Joe
Biden so selfless.
Speaker 4: He was very clear that he was support man.
Speaker 22: So when he called to tell you, he said, I'm
pulling out of the race.
Speaker 3: And I'm going to support you.
Speaker 4: Well, my first thought was not me, to be honest
with you. My first thought was about him.
Speaker 1: Okay, to be honest.
Speaker 11: I think history is going to show a number of
things about Joe Biden's presidency. I think history is going
to show that in so many ways it was transformative.
Speaker 2: Way it was transformative. I mean it set the country
on fire. It put us into a spiral. Really, it
started with Obama, and it put us into a spiral
because that's who's running the country. But when people say
to be honest, to be honest, and they say it twice,
they're not being honest, Nope, just a.
Speaker 1: Pro tip, because that was that was so out of
her normal speaking style, right, And that's when you knew, like,
there's no way that she hadn't only been thinking about
herself and what this would mean for her from well
before he called her well before.
Speaker 2: And when I heard the answer to that question, I
thought to myself self, she knew this question was going
to be asked. Like that's when I knew for sure
that this was completely produced and it was scripted, and
she knew that that question was going to be asked,
and she had thought in her brain, Okay, I'm going
to talk about like the auntie, can I have more bacon?
That bull crap from and she was going to tell
the story and she was going to talk about how
she was so selfless and she she guys, I mean,
like anybody is crazy to think that she didn't have
all the questions in advance. This wasn't completely produced. They
didn't throw stuff out, they didn't edit the crap out
of this.
Speaker 1: This is all scripted. They like this that that what
we saw was the entire thing and that it was
not live, but like it was not interrupted and right, anyway,
they say that was all, and we should absolutely believe
the mainstream media because they've always always been truthful with yeah, always,
so I believe them one hundred percent totally. Yes, let's
hear Scott Jennings analysis of it. We've got some Tim
Walls to get to. Although he was utterly useless during
that interview, he had like two questions of his own
and that was it, and we'll play both of them
because they were awful. But Scott has some analysis of
how she performed during that interview.
Speaker 20: So at the beginning, when she's talking about Biden and
their record, our screen said this is called the Chiron.
The headline at the bottom it said, Harris stands by
biden administration economic record. She is making it clear that
she will embrace and be a continuation of Biden's economic policy,
his record. What they've done, she didn't offer. She offered
no remorse, no regrets, no introspection about anything they've done.
She continued to blame inflation on this fantasy price gouging idea.
She had no additional thoughts on the economic situation the
country or what they've done beyond just saying Joe Biden
and I have done a great job.
Speaker 1: Now, if I were the Trump people, I.
Speaker 20: Would be salivating over the idea that that's how they
are going to run the race. I don't believe it's tenable.
I also thought it was interesting that she didn't take
any responsibility at the end for telling the American people
that Joe Biden was fine and he was strong. I
know that's not true. That's why he's out of the race,
and she's still standing by the idea. But he was
fine and he's strong, and then he's fine today. Nobody
believes that, and I I just think it's some point.
I just then, why isn't he running?
Speaker 1: Bingo? Yeah, why isn't he running?
Speaker 23: Running?
Speaker 1: Yep? And that person was like, oh.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean when they she asked her, do you
have regret for lying to the American people about Biden?
Speaker 1: And she was like, I don't have any regrets at all.
I don't have any regrets.
Speaker 2: So that, to me, it was another big, huge red flag.
Speaker 1: Dana didn't ask that question. She basically asked about regret.
She didn't that's about lying. But she's like, you say
in so many.
Speaker 2: Words, she basically asked, you have regrets about about propping
him up because you know, she did that until the
bitter end. She was like, he's running, he's great, he's fine.
When she knew, damn well that guy had dementia. She
lied to the American people. Mary is right, and she
doesn't make any sense, and she knew and she lied.
And so when she said, do you have any regrets
about that, She's like, oh no, I haven't, zero regrets
about it, zero regrets. Well, that's another another case in point.
She doesn't have any regrets about lying. Neither does Walls.
These people have no scruples, they have no ethics, they
have no morality. They are fine with lying to the
American people on a daily basis, over and over and
over again.
Speaker 1: That should terrify everybody, and Walls in particular. You know,
he would not own any of his lies, and in
fact was so insulting really to just everyone about how
he chose to answer. I mean, like the and we'll
play the whole. You know, he got called out on
the stolen valor thing, and for him to suggest, well,
first of all, everybody knows me, everybody knows what I meant.
I'm just your folks league, folksy guy, and I talk
weird and sometimes I have bad grammar that is a
freaking insult to everybody. Yeah, because people don't just because
you're a folksy guy and you're a Midwest guy or whatever,
that doesn't mean that you're an idiot Automatically, who's going
to use poor grammar that is going to excuse your lying? Like,
what kind of an answer is this you, guys?
Speaker 22: Governor wils The country is just starting to get to
know you. I want to ask you a question about
how you've described your service in the National Guard. You
said that you carried weapons in war, but you have
never deployed actually in a war zone. A campaign official
said that you missed.
Speaker 3: Did you well?
Speaker 24: First of all, I'm incredibly proud I've done twenty four
years of wearing the uniform of this country. Equally proud
of my service in a public school classroom, whether it's
Congress or the governor. My record speaks for itself. But
I think people are coming to it to know me.
I speak like they do. Definitely, I wear my emotions
on my sleeves, and I speak especially passionately about our
children being shot in schools and around guns. So I
think people know me, they know who I am. They
know where my heart is. And again my record has
been out there for over forty years to be for itself.
Speaker 22: And the idea that you said that you were in war,
did you misspeak as the campaign has said.
Speaker 24: Yeah, I said we were talking about in this case,
this was after school shooting the ideas of carrying these
weapons of war and my wife the English telling my
grammar's not always correct. But again, if it's not this,
it's an attack on my children for showing love for
me or attacking my dog. I'm not going to do that.
And the one thing I'll never do is I'll never
demean an other members in any way. I never have
and I never will.
Speaker 2: I just, oh my god, he dodged that question like
he dodged actual combat.
Speaker 1: Gristly. This guy. What a schmuck this guy is. I
can't and I wish you would have pressed on not
just that one incident where he misspoke, but all the
times that he's been introduced falsely and just not along
with it. He uses the title collected anybody ever. He
used it for gain so many times, and then she
never pushed him.
Speaker 2: It's stolen valor and he's done it many times. It
wasn't just once, and it wasn't poor grammar. It wasn't
that at all. My English teacher wife says, it's poor.
It wasn't you engaged in stolen valor and you did
it on numerous occasions. It wasn't just one time. And
you did it to get to places that you wanted
to be. You did it to your advantage. And that's gross.
It's completely gross. And it's not because you're folksy and
you don't speak our language and I don't want to.
Speaker 1: Know you, and I don't know where his heart is.
What I know of it so far is I'm very
disgusted by it. And so keeps saying, oh, people know me,
they know my heart. No, No, what they know is
that you're a big fat liar. You're a big fat liar,
and you jerk your kid on stage. Yeah, and so
we kind of question your heart. We've questioned it. Klay
Travis unimpressed. He said, Kama is not good in this interview.
But my goodness, Tim Walls is the dumbest person to
ever be on a presidential ticket. Did he not know
he was going to get asked about his lies? He said,
falsely claiming to Gary to carry guns in war was
a grammar mistake.
Speaker 2: But I cannot let you dance at him. I can't wait.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, that's going to be glory.
Speaker 2: Will be fireworks. I cannot wait for this debate.
Speaker 1: We know what that is. I don't.
Speaker 2: It cannot come soon enough.
Speaker 1: They really can't, Yeah, they really can't. The other question,
of course, was about his lie about he and his
wife using IVY to result in their two kids, which
we now know is not true. It was intrigued or
an insemination, which was I remember back in the day
when I did it, it was like two hundred and fifty bucks.
It was not af IVF, which costs many thousands of dollars.
And here is Dana asking him about that.
Speaker 22: You had to clarify that you had said that you
and your wife used IVF, but it turned out you
used a different kind of fertility in order to have children.
And then when you ran for Congress in two thousand
and six, your campaign repeatedly made fall statements about in
nineteen ninety five arrest for drunken reckless driving. What do
you say to voters who aren't sure whether they can
take you at your word?
Speaker 24: Well, I've been very public. I think they can see
my students come out, former folks I've served with, and
they do they vouch for me. I certainly own my
mistakes when I make them. The one thing I'll tell
you is of I wished Indus Coudan I wouldn't have
to do this. I spoke about our infertility issues because
it's hell and families know this. And I spoke about
the treatments that were available to us that had those
beautiful children there. That's quite a contrast in folks that
are trying to take those rights away from us. And
so I think people know who I am, they know
that record, They've seen that I've taught thousands of students.
I've been out there, and no, I won't apologize for
peaking passionately, whether it's guns in schools or protecting you
reproductive rights. The contrast could not be clear between what
we're running against. The Vice President's position on this has
been clear, and I think most Americans get it if
you've been through that. I don't think they're cutting hairs
on IVF or IUI. I think what they're cutting hairs
on as an abortion band and the ability to be
able to deny families, the chance to have a beautiful child.
Speaker 2: Well, we are, we are cutting we're cutting hairs on
you being a complete liar. We're cutting hairs on that.
Speaker 1: That was amazing, Yeah, amazing deflection avoidance.
Speaker 2: He did seem a lot nervous, though, Is it just me?
Maybe he's probably a little nervous.
Speaker 1: He's admitted openly that he's not good at these sorts
of things. Well, because he's folksy. A, well.
Speaker 2: He's gonna it's gonna well, you know who's good at it.
Jd Vance He's good at it, like really good. Really,
so this is again, it's gonna be.
Speaker 1: Really off.
Speaker 28: U.
Speaker 1: Ben Shapiro very unhappy with Dana's performance. He said her
lack of follow up to virtually any difficult question was egregious,
a full scale betrayal of her supposed journalistic profession. Half
a dozen easy follow ups would have totally fried Kamala's circuits.
Bash knew it, which is exactly why she didn't do it.
Speaker 2: Of course, not, of course she didn't do it because
she once it's like I said, scripted, mm hmm.
Speaker 1: This is the total length of that moview twenty six minutes,
thirty eight seconds and that's according to Frank once who
you know, timed it to the very millisecond. Are you
even with this? I know, that's what I mean that?
Speaker 2: And there were two of them, you guys. Two they interviewed.
She interviewed two people in twenty six minutes. Despicable, pathetic,
utterly and completely with battle.
Speaker 1: I think. Frank also said, I realized a lot of
people think Kamala Harris has done well so far in
this interview. I disagree. A good debater will find it
easy to challenge her and him. Yeah, both of them.
Both of them are losers.
Speaker 24: God.
Speaker 1: And then there was this person. This is the rumor, right,
So this Polly person says one of my good friends
from college is a managing editor at CNN and told
me and a few others that they had forty one
minutes of tape but that Kamala and her team objected
to over half of the already taped interview. This tells
us what most of us already knew. She and the
DNC own the mainstream media. She made them take out
the part where Dana said, how can you fully support
the Green New Deal and fracking? At the same time,
she didn't have an answer for it, except to say
that she'll get it done. What does that even mean?
I believe every bit of this, every bit of it
does seem lausible. I believe all of it.
Speaker 2: I mean, of course, this is what happened twenty six minutes.
Speaker 1: Are you kidding? Oh my god, ridiculous. And then lastly
we have a tweet from Scaramucci who says she did well,
she's gonna win. Okay, all right, mister pompadour. Oh god,
crack me up. Oh my god, oh gee, So speaking
of so that's it, that's all we're gonna I mean
that you got the gist. It did not go well
to anybody with like brain cells who was watching it. Unfortunately,
it probably did. She will do just fine with the
people who currently follow her, and perhaps a few independents
as well, who buy into and fall for word solad nonsense. Yeah.
So I don't think she was so horrible that she
lost a bunch of people. I just don't know that
she moved the needle one way or the other.
Speaker 2: The people that are voting for the people that we
showed in our video yesterday that are like, she's going
to bring our income down?
Speaker 1: Yay, What the hell?
Speaker 2: That's that's who's voting for her. They exist, these people
amongst us.
Speaker 1: So this, Yeah, they're happy. M hm. So now we
got to talk about Trump. He did not have a
good day is today, So I don't know what's gotten
into him, but he had some issues yesterday, and one
of them this was startling news to me and should
be really to any conservative, because he's now saying that
part of his agenda is to make us all pay
for everybody's IVF procedures, which are hugely expensive, often require
more than one round, and if he doesn't make the
taxpayers pay for it, he's going to mandate that insurance
companies pay for it. And I don't understand what he's
doing here, because that's like a that's a Bernie level proposal.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't want to do that, not to bring
you into it where and I don't want to do that.
I don't want to pay for that.
Speaker 1: No, this is freaking crazy, and especially from a conservative,
but here he is explaining it in an interview. He
also mentioned it in a speech.
Speaker 5: YEF has been an issue that has become political, a
lot of people talking about it. What's the Trump administration
going to do when it comes to IVF if you.
Speaker 15: Get elected right well, as you know, I was always
for IVF right from the beginning, as soon as we
heard about it. It's fertilization, and it's helping women and
men and families. But it's helping women able to have
a baby. Some have great difficulty, and a lot of
them have been very happy with the results, as you know.
And what we're doing, and we're doing this because we
just think it's great and we need great children, beautiful
children in our country. We actually need them, and we
are going to be under the Trump administration, we are
going to be paying for that treatment. So we are
paying for that treatment. We're going to want it off
all Americans that get it, all Americans that need it.
So we're going to be paying for that treatment, or
we're going to be mandating that the insurance company paid.
Speaker 1: So that was an interview, and then this similar was
from his rally.
Speaker 28: I'm announcing today in a major statement that under the
Trump administration, your government will pay for, or your insurance
company will be mandated to pay for all costs associated
with IVF treatment fertilization.
Speaker 1: For if.
Speaker 15: Because we want more babies. To put it very nicely,
and for the same reason, we will.
Speaker 28: Also allow new parents to deduct major.
Speaker 15: Newborn expenses from their taxes so.
Speaker 2: That parents, you listen and you got you know, I
love babies, you know, I love babies and puppies and
old people more than anything I really do. But I
got to tell you, I'm so sick of pain for
everybody else's crap. I'm tired. I'm tired of it. I'm
just that's not conservative, and it's it's antithetical to what.
Speaker 1: We stand for.
Speaker 2: Because so if people are like, oh, yeah, we surely
do this because it's babies, it's you're not it's not conservative.
Speaker 16: Stop it.
Speaker 22: Just this is so stop it.
Speaker 2: It's you're you're replacing, you're replacing one thing for another,
and you're saying that it's okay to do because it's babies.
Speaker 1: It doesn't matter what it is. I'm sick of paying
for everybody else's ship.
Speaker 3: Stop it.
Speaker 2: That's not what conservatism is. So stop saying that this
is okay when something else is not okay.
Speaker 1: Just stop it. Yeah, I mean, it's just that was bad.
Speaker 3: I don't know why.
Speaker 2: And I you know, I love him him to do that, right,
I like him, I like but I'm a conservative and
this is not no. Yeah, it's like enough already enough,
this is.
Speaker 1: I'm so sick of this bullshit. So I wanted to
show this because I'm about to ban this person because
this is nonsense. I'm sick and tired that any time
we talk about a huge news story related to Trump,
if it's negative, I get this bullshit. I am tired
of it and I'm not putting up with it, period.
So I'm going I'm just I'm going to say that,
do you want to You're going to see in a
minute how big of a deal this has become in
the Trump supporting world. So when he messes up, I'm
going to talk about it, whether you like it or not.
Speaker 2: Bonnie and Hennie, she's about she's about to take her
jacket off, Bonnie.
Speaker 1: Jacket off.
Speaker 9: Off.
Speaker 1: Man, She's got it on the ground. He makes mistakes. Now,
I'm going to defend him on this next one a
little bit, because he's just so bad of a communicator sometimes.
But I will defend him against all of the negativity
that he's getting from the pro life community. But people,
you need to know about it, Okay, you just need
to know. Well, I mean, that's what we do. We
give you guys, this.
Speaker 13: Is what we do.
Speaker 1: Oh my god. So then the next thing that got
them in a big heap of trouble, like way more
trouble than the IVF thing, because at least with the
IVF thing, you can hear Elon like looking looking at
him saying, we need more babies, like we need to
do everything we can, and we do.
Speaker 2: We actually we do need more babies. But I don't
need to pay for your babies. That's not my responsibility
to pay for your babies. Since when is that a
conservative idea? That's not We don't do that.
Speaker 1: I'm not.
Speaker 2: Your babies are not my responsibility. I'm sorry, but that's
they're just not. If that hurts your feelings, I'm sorry
that hurt your feelings. I'm not here to make your
feelings feel good. Bonnie, sorry, Bonnie.
Speaker 1: Yeah. So then the question that same interview interviewer and
I don't know her name, I'm sorry, but she asked,
what is he going to do about voting for or
against amendment for in Florida. So there's this, you know,
amendment that basically pro life people, especially in Florida. This
is a huge, huge deal. This is something that Lionel
Rose has been you know, really really really hammering on,
and it is to basically undo the six week ban
on abortions after six weeks. Right, So currently Florida's law
is that if you're past six weeks, sorry, no abortion
for you. This amendment would reverse that and then also
allow abortions up to birth. Okay, So it's crazy, and
most pro lifers are like, obviously, you have to make
sure that we keep the ban. That's that's what we're
all about. That's the whole pro life movement. And so
Trump was asked about that, and here's how I answered
the question, wrote, and you.
Speaker 5: Want abortion to be a states rights issue. In Florida,
the state that you are a resident of, there's an
abortion related amendment on the to overturn the sixth week
fan in Florida.
Speaker 1: How are you going to vote on that?
Speaker 15: Well, I think the six week is too short. It
has to be more time. And so that's and I've
told them that I want.
Speaker 5: More weeks, so you'll vote in favor of the amendment.
Speaker 1: I'm voting that I am going to be voting that
we need more than six weeks.
Speaker 15: Look, just so you understand everybody wanted Roe v Wade
terminated for years fifty two years. I got it done.
They wanted to go back to the States. Exceptions are
very important for me, for Ronald Reagan, for others that
have navigated this very very interesting and difficult path.
Speaker 2: Okay, so all right, and everybody that's prolides or heads
they're exploding over his answer. If I were his comms
director of our like telling him if I were, he
just would call me, now, I would, you know, I
just wish we could have a sit down. Call me,
don just call me.
Speaker 1: What I listen?
Speaker 2: She asked him a personal question how She basically said,
how are you going to vote?
Speaker 1: Because he's a Florida resident and it's resident and right,
how are you going to vote?
Speaker 2: I would have been like, that's actually none of your business.
I would have said that's if I were him, honestly,
I would have said that. I would have been like,
that's none of your business. I helped to overturn Roe
v Wade. I returned that to the States. But how
I vote on it is none of your business.
Speaker 1: Next question. That would have been amazing because it really
is none of her damn business how he chooses to
vote for things.
Speaker 2: He did the job of a conservative president. But what
he chooses to do on his own damn free time
is his business.
Speaker 1: You know what I mean.
Speaker 2: And so now everybody's heads are exploding because they think
that he's going to like do something.
Speaker 1: I just why why did he do that? Why you
guys the reaction, And I am just showing you a
tiny fraction of the zillions of people in the pro
life community who are literally now walking away from him.
Oh I answer, I know, it's ridiculous. I'm not saying
I agree with them, but this is the kind of
shit when I say that he steps on his own dick.
This is what I'm talking about. So he loses people
when he says this, and like, you know, this guy
is like, if you guys don't think this is going
to hamorrhage voters from both the pro life movement and
those who are against socialized medicine with the IVF thing,
you're kidding yourselves. This is all leftism. We'll just run
through these alibthstucky. I know probably a lot of people
listen to her. Trump says he will vote yes an
amendment that guarantees abortion told birth. My gosh, aside from
being morally wrong, it's politically miscalculated. I'm fighting hard to
get Christian women engaged in and enthusiastic about this election.
Abortion is their biggest, though not only issue, doing everything
I can to warn them against a Kamala presidency. Statements
like this make it that much more difficult. And she's right.
Speaker 2: I mean, okay, all right, that's fine. But what the
alternative is Kamala.
Speaker 1: I know, and that's what's coming. So these people that
have this as their singular issue then decide and you'll see,
you know, you'll see how some of them respond. They'll
be like, well, I can't in good conscience vote for him,
knowing this is how he feels and that it's an
extreme position. This amendment, for it's extreme to allow later portions.
He overturned rov Wade. But I know what these people
I know. But look at with that reversal, I think
we're going to look back at this is the moment
he loves the election. That thump thump you heard is
the entire pro life movement going under the bus. We
can hardly overstate the scale of his betrayal. These will
never be the same, I mean.
Speaker 2: And listen, people on the right who make this their
one issue are just as bad as people on the
left and make this their one issue.
Speaker 1: I'm putting that out there. You don't like that I
said that.
Speaker 2: I don't care because I just why would you vote
just on this issue alone?
Speaker 1: Why would you do that? And that there's so many
people that are That's why I'm that's why I'm bringing
this up. I know I understand how important for this
and I know it's how important this issue is decided.
I totally get it.
Speaker 3: I get it.
Speaker 2: I know I understand why we're talking about this, But
why why would you put all your eggs in this
one on this one comment that Donald Trump made. I
don't I don't care how he votes individually. I don't care.
I care about what he did. Yeah, and he will
do right.
Speaker 1: But then those same people will be like, well, he's
outright saying he will never vote for or he'll never
sign off on an abortion band. These are the same
people that feel like he is betraying them with every
single comment like that that he makes. And so I
don't know how you make them come around after that
if they if they're constantly hearing him, you know, and
I know he's trying to win an election, right, and
so they're constantly hearing him go against the things that
they want him to do, that they trusted him to do.
Then they get you start seeing comments like this. I
looked for every excuse I could to vote for him.
I flipped back and forth after his state today in
which he actively chose to side against protecting life. I'm
a now one hundred percent out, all right. I hope
he loses, and I hope the GOP has a serious reckoning.
Speaker 2: Now it's the GP won't have a reckoning. You're just
going to get a freaking Commy as a president. So congratulations, congratulations.
So you feel good about what you've done. If that's
the case, I don't understand how that makes you win.
Speaker 1: Yeah, But I mean it's like and Eric Erickson, he
was like, if he loses, today's the day he lost.
The committed pro life community could turn a blind eye
in part to national abortion issues, but for Trump to
weigh in on Florida as he did, we'll be a
bridge too far for too many. Here's another one. This
is you know, I'm one hundred percent voting the down
ballot and not voting for Trump. He's going to lose
because he decided he no longer needed the pro life vote. Fine,
you won't have our votes. I mean, this is like
these people, there's so many we could have played. The
whole show could have been this Lyla Rose rallying her
entire crowd saying, look, Trump, you lost our votes. You
lost our votes with that comment. And even Andy McCarthy
tweeted this out. He was like adios, Like even Andy McCarthy, guys,
I just wow.
Speaker 13: Yeah.
Speaker 1: And so then and then they immediately try to backpedal. Right,
so they released this statement going he's not said how
he's going to vote on the ballot initiative. He simply
reiterated that he believes six weeks is too short, and
if you parse through his words, you can actually make
a case for that. You can actually say he didn't
one hundred percent say I am voting yay or nay.
He said six weeks is too short, and most people
actually agree with him about that. But you still have
to somebody additionally to you because your answer for him
was perfect. But if he was going to answer the question,
wouldn't this have been amazing for him to say six
weeks is too short? But of course I will be
voting against Amendment four because it's too radical. Forty weeks
is too is far too long. I'm not going to
be made abortion a federal issue. This is up to
the states. Boom. That would have been it. Everybody would
have been like, everyone would have understood that.
Speaker 3: Everyone.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and they would also they would have also understood,
it's none of your damn business what I do, what
I how I vote, and it's up to this and
it's up to the states. Yeah, and that's when I
was an office of states. Yeah, when I was in office,
I did that.
Speaker 1: I did that. Now remember who did that?
Speaker 13: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Remember I was the one who did that.
Speaker 2: And now pro lifers are like, oh, I'm going to
abandon the guy who did that.
Speaker 1: Okay, And this is why we like said everything. This
is so perfect. If your pro life and concerned with
his recent statements, realize this. If Kamala wins, she will
impose a nationwide right to abortion. She will pack the court,
potentially reimposing Roe v.
Speaker 3: Wade.
Speaker 1: And if Trump wins, he will nominate pro life judges
and perhaps more Supreme Court justices. He will not block
states from enacting abortion bands. You might not agree with
his statements or policies one hundred percent. I don't. But
those are our options and we need to choose wisely.
And they won't choose wisely. Man, They're not going to that.
They're not going to choose wisely.
Speaker 2: They're going to choose based on emotion, which is just
as bad as liberals choosing based on emotion, and shame
on you for doing that. Sucks, man, This just sucks.
It does It does suck because you gotta this is
be a grown up. And it's like, listen, I'm pro
life too, but what pick your poison right?
Speaker 1: Pick it. I just can't believe some people are going
to be like, Nope, I'm gonna let Kamla win because
of this. Yeah, in the world, and so let's.
Speaker 2: Get a nationwide let's get a nationwide rights Let's just
like unscrew everything that he did. You know, undo it, Okay,
if that's what you want. I mean, I just I
don't see yay you. I don't get it these I
don't get it.
Speaker 26: Yeah.
Speaker 1: So I my guess is that he's going to hear
from his team and they are going to give some coaching.
Whether he listens to them or not, I have no idea.
I hope he does that he gets a little bit
more refined about how he addresses that issue, because that
just sent every pro life person into like a complete
tailspin yesterday. And really why, like there was no reason
for it that I stuff together was just like.
Speaker 2: Right, and it's to my point, and Jason Decker has
a great point. I love his transparency, but he doesn't
have to answer every single question.
Speaker 1: He doesn't have to.
Speaker 2: He doesn't, You're right, Jason, he could just say just like.
Speaker 1: Think a little bit before answering.
Speaker 2: I mean, I think he thinks, but he's just he's
sometimes he's too transparent, and like you say, he steps
on his own dick when he does that. I think
he could sometimes it's just none of your business.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's just yikes, yikes. We also need this is
gonna be our schlong today because we got to get
to our schlong, which is about what's happening in Aurora.
I's rural Aora, rural Aurora. It's in the heart of Aurora,
which is part of Denver.
Speaker 13: Right?
Speaker 3: Is it part of Denver?
Speaker 1: Is it a suburb of Denver?
Speaker 2: Anybody here, anybody here from that area?
Speaker 1: I think if you're part of Denver, or like maybe
like it's a caramel to an Indianapolis kind of thing,
you know what I mean, like a it's part of
the what do they say, the larger Denver metropolitan area.
Speaker 2: There's got to be some Coloradans here.
Speaker 1: Surely there will be. He's got family that lives there.
It's a suburb. It's a suburb of Denver, all right,
all right, so we've got that right. So Venezuelan you
know how Kamala has like flown in a bunch of
people from Venezuela, like she's won them in, She's allowed
them to just walk across the board.
Speaker 2: Actually we've done that. We've flown them in because we
are the ones who have provided the money to do that.
So congratulations everybody, you've flown these yes jack holes in.
Speaker 1: Right, So that's been happening. And the Venezuelans that have
been coming are gang members, which fantastic, right, And they
have decided Aurora for whatever reason, and perhaps it's because
a lot of the flights and a lot of the
Venezuelan there was probably a pretty healthy Venezuelan population immigrant population,
perhaps some of them were legal already in the Aurora
area and so Venezuelan illegals decided that's the place for us.
So that's where they have set up camp, so to speak,
and they've done it in a very, very illegal and
menacing and terrifying way. One of the city council members
of Aurora was on with Kaylee mcaaney to explain, well,
what's going.
Speaker 3: On here, Kaylee, is exactly what it looks like.
Speaker 7: This gang has taken over several complexes Aurora.
Speaker 3: Our Mayor Mike Kaufman, was on a program earlier on.
Speaker 7: Fox this afternoon and he said, definitively three properties have
been taken over by this gang.
Speaker 1: I do believe it's actually more than that, but this
is what they're doing.
Speaker 7: They are controlling these complexes with guns. They go in,
they beat up the staff, they hold guns to their heads,
staff flees and as far as local law enforcement, I
believe at this point that this is far beyond any
one local law enforcement agency taking this on and we
need our state and federal partners to.
Speaker 3: Step in at this point.
Speaker 2: Okay, so let me get this straight. Gangs, Venezuelan gangs
get to take over actual cities, right, but old women
that tour the capitol are in jail right now because
they went there on j six, Like that's okay. So
they get arrested just for like touring the capitol.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and apparently people that live in these apartment complexes
have tried the police, They've tried the FBI, they've tried
Homeland security. As she said, none of them are doing anything.
And so what the Venezuelan gangs are doing is just
taking up more apartment buildings. I mean literally taking over
become so dangerous of an area that people who don't
even live in these apartment buildings are now afraid to
do simple things like take their kids through the park.
Speaker 29: And not with this like gang thing because like literally
I'm seeing it everywhere. I'm a mom, some of my
friends are moms too, and it's gotten so bad to
the point we don't even want to take our kids
to the park without being in a group. And even
in a group, we have to make sure that someone
has a taser, we have some type of like pepper spray.
Speaker 3: We have to have some type of protection.
Speaker 1: Me.
Speaker 4: I don't mess with guns.
Speaker 29: That's just personally me because guns they scare me.
Speaker 4: So it's just like.
Speaker 29: I don't know, we need to figure out something because like,
I'm not gonna lie. This is terrifying. And I understand
they're coming here for a better life, but at the
same time, is this life getting any better when you're
bringing what was there here?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Point, we need to figure something really great.
Speaker 29: Me and my son are too scared to even go
to a playground.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and that's not right.
Speaker 1: Yeah, a taser is not going to help you, honey. No,
I could not leave my home. Like if I were
in that area, or I believe in that city and
getting the flock out, I.
Speaker 2: Would be Yeah, I'd be leaving too, But I mean
if you had to leave, I'd be strapped.
Speaker 1: Are you kidding me? Oh my god? Like what you
have to be? Yeah, there's no And this is in America,
you guys. This is freaking in America. This has been
taken over called the world in beautiful Colorado.
Speaker 2: This is what's happening in Colorado. And then you've got
Kamala and Tim. They weren't asked about that last night, nobody,
you know, Dan didn't in her twenty six minute in depth.
Speaker 1: Interview for the very there was love and unedited. Yeah, totally,
did she asked about that?
Speaker 2: I mean, did she even did she even ask about
what immigration was like, barely touched on was I don't
even remember did she have Yeah.
Speaker 1: We played one of the Yeah, and she blamed Trump
for it. Oh, that's right, she blamed Trump for that.
That's right. That's right.
Speaker 2: She blamed Trump for flying them in and sending them
to Aurora.
Speaker 1: That's right. It's Trump's fault that this has happened. I mean,
you guys, this is absurd. It's completely absurd.
Speaker 2: This is this has never happened in our country before,
and everybody should be completely terrified by this. If it
can happen there, it can happen everywhere, and it will
happen everywhere because they're like fifteen to twenty million illegals
running around in the country.
Speaker 1: Right now, and there's gonna be like things can like
figure out other cities to just take over like this
when they know that there's no repercussions. This is this
is like something honestly, the military should be like, we're
busting into these apartments and we're we're freaking taking all
of you suckers and we're throwing you in jail and
the day and.
Speaker 3: We don't know, I don't know.
Speaker 1: This is like because you think about they're like taking
the money from the landlords. The landlords are then like, okay,
well I don't own a building anymore, I guess, and
they have no recourse Like that's amazing to me that
they can't get their case heard by anyone that will
do something about it.
Speaker 2: Well, it's it's and the only thing that I listen,
my brain goes directly to it's on purpose. It's on purpose.
I mean the whole the whole point of the government
is to keep us safe. That's their main purpose.
Speaker 1: You guys, one job, Yeah, they do. They have one job.
Speaker 2: That's that's their job. Their job is to keep us safe.
That they're not keeping these people safe.
Speaker 1: No, I mean those people in Aurora, that.
Speaker 2: Woman that you just saw with their children, she's not safe.
Speaker 1: She doesn't feel safe. There's another there's another woman you're
about to hear from whose friends are fleeing that area.
They lived there and now they're getting out. And it's
not just because of the takeover the apartment buildings. It's
because of the robberies of gun stores and jewelry stores,
which is also I mean, why.
Speaker 9: Keeping up with what's going on in Denver, Aurora Colorado.
I have friends there actually that are leaving. They high
tailed it out of there. They're not taking the chance
to see if it gets better. And it only took
two apartment complexes and three gun stores getting robbed and
jewelry stores by these Venezuelan gangs who have now paired
up with MS thirteen and they're gone. They're not waiting
around the cops. State couldn't do anything, FBI couldn't do anything.
Homeland Security didn't do anything.
Speaker 29: You know.
Speaker 9: One of the complexes was taken back and condemned because
it's inhabitable and the people the Venezuelan gang was collecting money,
the rent money for the landlord, but not given it
to him, and there was nothing he could do about it.
Speaker 4: They just took over.
Speaker 9: Those are your sanctuary cities that you love so much, yep,
And you're mad at US patriots who are like close
the damn border. You know, they did rob three gun
stores and a couple of jewelry stores. And now the
new thing is is they'redressed up like Amazon workers and
they're doing home invasions.
Speaker 14: Oh my god.
Speaker 1: So guys, be very careful full.
Speaker 9: Because the closer we get to the selection if you're
expecting an Amazon delivery, just leave it outside for a
little bit. And if you have to open the door,
really check your surroundings because they're bum rushing the doors.
Just be very very very very very careful, dangerous times, guys.
Speaker 3: It's bad.
Speaker 2: First of all, I never opened the door for an
Amazon ever, ever, ever, ever, So don't do that, especially
women out there, don't do that. Don't open doors for
these people. Oh my god, that's terrifying. Yeah, and listen,
crime is down though, don't worry.
Speaker 1: Crime is down. It's fine.
Speaker 2: The FBI can't handle this. The FBI, the National get
the National Garden. They're like, seriously, get American citizens out
of there and drop a freaking bomb on these places.
Speaker 1: That was that too much violence? Was that too much? Well, listen,
the FBI is very very busy trying to put people
in jail who are praying outside of abortion clas. That's right.
They havens ball, they are. They are super busy. You're right.
Speaker 2: They got to put all these these terrorist right wingers
in jail.
Speaker 1: And then to cap it all off, there's also this
new phenomenon. This is in California, but you know, just wait,
this is coming to a city near you. Watch your
bus stops, folks, because this happened in California.
Speaker 30: There have been two migrant encounters in the past two
days involving school buses and young children. Here at Hamul
Zazerat USD. Now no one was injured and all students
are safe, but parents are angry.
Speaker 1: Your shockans are helpless.
Speaker 30: It's practice night. For Nicole Cardinelli and her son Apollo,
it's the ordinary, but their morning certainly wasn't.
Speaker 31: Twenty illegal migrants tried to get on a bus today
out of bus stops.
Speaker 30: Hours earlier, she got this email letting Nicole know her
eight year old son was aboard his school bus heading
to Hamul Elementary when all of a sudden.
Speaker 1: Really confused.
Speaker 31: He said, these adults they weren't kids except but they
had backpacks on, mom, and they tried to get on
our bus because in't there with a lot of them.
Speaker 30: The district confirmed twenty migrants tried to bore the bus
Wednesday morning when it stopped to pick up students here
along its b route. That's when parents and the drivers
stepped in and keeping the migrants at bay.
Speaker 31: It was definitely really scary.
Speaker 30: It also happened Tuesday along route as shown here in
Orange near State Route ninety four, three men walked along
the highway trying to stop the bus to quote go
around their group.
Speaker 1: I mean, and I saw a news article this morning.
Speaker 2: It was like a follow up to this saying, oh,
but you know, the police and people a law enforcement
said they didn't do anything wrong. These people weren't doing
anything wrong. They just mistakenly tried to get on the bus.
And I was like, you got to be freaking kidding
me with this.
Speaker 1: Yeah, who said that?
Speaker 2: It was just some news outlet. I was just I
was doing a search for it this morning and I
saw one. I should have gotten the name of what
news outlet it was. But they were like, and then
they determined that these people weren't doing anything wrong. You
were trying to get on a school bus full of children.
Oh my god, that's wrong.
Speaker 1: That's wrong. Like they're like, but they didn't break any laws.
So I mean, then you even heard that news clip
that we played that they they led with, I mean,
everything's fine, but but you know, people are really upset.
You think there are children again.
Speaker 2: Government, do your freaking job, Like, that's your job is
to keep us safe and they're not doing it. You guys, again,
we thought a revolution over text. I'm just saying, it's.
Speaker 1: Like nobody cares. All right, we got to get to
some good stuff, and we do have good stuff for you,
and you're gonna start. You're gonna kick it off with
your DD I totally forgot what it is at this point.
What did I send you?
Speaker 2: I sent it yesterday, like two o'clock in the afternoon.
Speaker 13: What was it?
Speaker 1: It was like from a clip from the nineties of
black guys talking about white people. Oh yes, I love this,
I told yeah, I forgot.
Speaker 2: I sent this to you yesterday. I go through so
much crap and then I'm like, oh, here said us us.
I just this was like a flashback to the nineties
and it's these dudes getting interviewed about race and race
relations in the United States. You guys, I missed the
eighties and nineties because things are so much better.
Speaker 1: And why is that?
Speaker 2: I think we all have, you know, notions in our
head as or why that is. But just watch this
and it will warm your heart.
Speaker 1: Of white people.
Speaker 25: White people, they straight, you know, they just like me, yo,
they straight, just you know, they just stay white and
were black.
Speaker 4: You know to me, nothing wrong with white people.
Speaker 11: I love them just like I love them black, and
I wouldn't man marrying one of them.
Speaker 1: Ain't nothing wrong with.
Speaker 25: The people that ain't color.
Speaker 2: Right, just like me, I'm black, just at the different
color of skin.
Speaker 29: That's right.
Speaker 18: But is there you find there's a difference to the
way you're treated by white people as opposed to black people.
Speaker 3: Well, you know they haven't. They haven't treated me bro
in no kind of way.
Speaker 2: Never, never, I ain't never had no static with no
white person. B I mean before times, before times. I
mean that's how I grew up in that world. You
grew up in that world?
Speaker 1: Yeah, then and then things got bad, things got bat shit.
What in the world? I blame Obama. We are going
to get to all of your very very generous and
kind superstickers and locals tips after we get through our
my pillow talks, because we've got some good stuff. Actually,
this one isn't even to my pillow talk, but it
was just a cute news story that so applies to
our show. Like if you and I were professional basketball
team members and then he gave a press conference, it
would be awesome. This is exactly how it would go okay, and.
Speaker 9: It would be us.
Speaker 1: Wud I would I'd be smacking her. I would be
the one going shut up, to shut up, I'm trying
to be professional, stop it. And then I would be
my god, you kind to hold as many balls as
I could.
Speaker 27: You got?
Speaker 1: He said, balls.
Speaker 22: You got.
Speaker 2: One time on the radio, we were laughing so hard
we couldn't finished a segment. I thought we were going
to get fired, like this was on the air on
FM radio. We could not stop laughing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we couldn't. Kind of laughing where you're laughing so
hard you make no sound.
Speaker 2: We were, I mean, you're craping, You're like crying laughing.
Speaker 1: It was both of us.
Speaker 2: We could not We couldn't go on. We had to
go to a commercial.
Speaker 1: It was so bad. I'm the producer was mad. It
wasn't that with Matt. I think it was Matt, and.
Speaker 2: I think it was with Matt and the program director.
I'm like, we're gonna get called into his office. We're
never coming back here. We're gonna get fired so hard.
Speaker 1: You know how sometimes you get the church giggles and yeah,
I can't stop. You can't, you can't stop and.
Speaker 2: Have a fantastic holiday weekend and we will talk to
you on Tuesday. Bye, everybody,