Speaker 1: Welcome back to The Michael Cohen Show on our journey
to two hundred and fifty thousand subscribers. While I'm here
in Washington, DC on election Day. So look, yesterday Kamala
had her final rally in Philadelphia, and boy, boy, was
that crowd pumped? Were they big and pumped and ready
to go? They were not there for just nothing. They
were really there to show the love and the support
that Philadelphia has for Kamala. Let's go, let's go, let's
go talk about energy in a room. In fact, here's
another clip. Yeah, and this is the small rally that
Trump keeps talking about. Nobody wants to go to these Harris.
There was no more. There was no more than one
hundred people that were there. There was no energy. She
was yelling, She was screaming, blah blah blah. This is
what he's doing. He's trying to pump up his bass
for what. For what? They're already there for you, They're
voting for you. He thinks that by knocking her, by
lying to his base, it's going to make his rally
bigger and better play the clip.
Speaker 2: They have no enthusiasm. She had a rally today. She
couldn't have had more than one hundred people there, and
I had all four satims were fulled. But she had
a rally and she was screaming, we're gonna win, We're
gonna win. And they wouldn't follow, they wouldn't say it.
Speaker 1: Yeah. First of all, again, what are these people laughing
about that he said that there were one hundred people
at her ally? Are they laughing because they know that
it's not true, or are they laughing simply because they
think he's funny about knocking her. I wish that there
was a way somebody could have plugged into the overhead
a visual of exactly how big those two rallies that
Kamala Harris attended yesterday were especially in comparison to the
size of the Trump rally. Now, there's such big differences
between the two candidates. One is divisive, the other one
is a unifier. One talks about the benefit and the
future of a great America, the other one talks about retribution.
There's such a distinction between these two people. And one
of the things that I found incredibly interesting was at
the rally, Kamala says that she pledges to put the
country first. Imagine that a president of the United States,
wanting and pledging to put the country first as opposed
to himself. Played the clip, So.
Speaker 3: America, I am asking for your vote, and here is
my pledge to you as president. I pledge to seek
common ground and common sense solutions to the challenges you face.
I am not looking to score political points. I am
looking to make progress. And I pledge to listen to
those who will be impacted by the decisions I make.
I pledge to listen to experts. I pledge to listen
to people who disagree with me, because you see, I
don't believe that people who disagree with me are the enemy.
I'll give them a seat at the table. That's what
real leaders do, That's what strong leaders do. And I
pledge to always put country above party and self and
to be a president for all Americans.
Speaker 1: Why that sort of language, something that she has been
saying over and over and over again, isn't an automatic
disqualifier for Trump? How this election is even as close
as these pundits are saying that it is. You have
one candidate that's telling you right off the bat, I
want the discourse. I want the debate about things that
impact everyone's lives, not just about me and my party,
which of course is a reference to Donald Trump. But
then she even goes on to talk about healthcare. So far,
we have not heard a single policy issue eminate from
Trump's gay anus under his nose, Not one single thing
has he said. Play the clip.
Speaker 3: And to anyone out there watching this while we're here,
who still is trying to get rid of the Affordable
Care Act and take us back to the days when
insurance companies could deny people with pre existing conditions, well, Billy,
you know what I'm about to say. We are not
going back. We are not going back.
Speaker 1: There's over thirty plus million people in the United States
of America that have been successful in obtaining their insurance
healthcare coverage as a direct result of the Affordable Care Act,
which Donald Trump wants to destroy, not because it's not
a good policy, not because it doesn't work, but simply
because it is also known as Obamacare. All right, this
is a real issue. And how anybody, anybody who has
or has issues as it relates to these, to healthcare
and obtaining healthcare and decent healthcare, how any of them
could vote for this guy? Again, I have absolutely no
idea at all. But then again, yesterday. He's very jealous
that Kamala has managed to get all of these celebrities
and superstars to her rally as opposed to Ambarrose or
you had Hulk Hogan right, a washed up former fake
wrestler with the WWE, or Kid Rock. Really he goes
on yesterday and says that he doesn't need stars at
his rallies because his policies are more important than this
celebrity stardom. No, no, he really did. He said that
he doesn't need stars at his rallies because his policy
is more important.
Speaker 2: Play the clip just to bring it back into seriousness.
We don't need a star because we have policy.
Speaker 1: We have great policy.
Speaker 2: We have great policy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm going to challenge any one of you watching this,
and I ask you to stay to the very very
end because there's so much more. But I ask every
single one of you watching this name one policy, just
one that Donald Trump has talked about during the course
of this entire campaign. Just name one, and I bet
you can't. Then, going back to kamalas she speaks about
getting out to vote tomorrow and the importance of voting
and what it actually means to us as a country,
as a Democratic report.
Speaker 3: Play the clip, So tonight I ask you one last time,
are you ready to make your voices heard? Do we
believe in freedom? Do we believe in opportunity? Do we
believe in the promise of America?
Speaker 2: And are we ready.
Speaker 3: To fight for it? And when we fight? God bless
you and God bless you United States of America.
Speaker 1: You know, it's not the first time I'm seeing that clip,
and I still have goosebumps, and I'm hoping that you
do too, because it's everything that we stand for. But
now let me show you the contrast. This is Trump's
get out vote moment in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Play the
clip to do is.
Speaker 2: Go out today? Sounds a little strange. Go out today, meeting,
go out in a few hours. Okay, this guy's complic
because it sounds so much better when you say tomorrow
when it's night. But that's okay. I want to be
exactly accurate for them. But go out today and vote. Then,
I guess seven o'clock or whatever whatever time it is,
does it matter, and we're going to have the greatest victory.
Speaker 1: Yeah, this is absolute no energy. Nobody cares what the
guy is absolutely saying and Finally, finally, after months of
Kamala's campaign, I want to finish with this clip of her,
of Kamala Harris speaking about the promise of America. This
one will really If this doesn't get to you, then
there's really no reason to vote. But if it does,
it's the reason why I'm gonna end this as I
do all by saying vote, Kamala Harris, play the clips.
Speaker 3: I have lived the promise of America, and today I
see the promise of America in everyone who is here,
in all of you, we are the promise of America.
We are the promise of America. I see its promise
in the fathers and the mothers and the grandparents across
our nation who work so hard every day for our
children's future. I see it in the women who refuse
to accept a future without reproductive freedom, and in the
men who support them. I see it in people of
all ages who have knocked on doors, make calls, set texts,
and who will spend tomorrow driving their fellow Americans to
the polls. I see it in Republicans who have never
voted for a Democrat before, but who put the Constitution
of the United States above party. And I see the
promise of America in all the young leaders who are
voting for the very first time. Where are you? I
know you're here.
Speaker 1: I know you're here.
Speaker 3: And you who are determined to live free from gun violence,
who are determined to tackle the climate crisis, who are
ready to shape the world. You inherit to you in particular,
I see your power and I am so proud of you.
Can we all applaud our first time voters.
Speaker 1: And that, my friends, is presidential. And that's why I'm
going to end this episode. Is they do all by
saying there's no choice here in terms of who to
vote for. So if you haven't already voted, please make
sure that you do get out and vote. Harris Walls
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