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Speaker 1: the Buff game. For my apologies as I predicted their
Speaker 1: big victory on Friday and it was absolutely turned the
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Speaker 1: on my tweet way ahead of the curve. By the way,
Speaker 1: my tweet saying coach Prime is NCAA Coach of the Year,
Speaker 1: and then who jumps on that this morning always following
Speaker 1: my lead is Stephen A on ESPN. So that was
Speaker 1: great to see and the big Bronco win. Wow, you
Speaker 1: know what's so funny is and yeah, we're going to
Speaker 1: get to life and deak stuff in about fifteen seconds.
Speaker 1: But and I've said I like bo Nicks and I
Speaker 1: think he's going to do real well. But wait a second.
Speaker 1: I mean they won with sixty yards passing yesterday. If
Speaker 1: Tim Tebow had done that, you know they would have
Speaker 1: run him right out of town, all the so called experts, right,
Speaker 1: I mean, and I kept saying with Tibo, Wait, I
Speaker 1: thought the stet that matter most begins with the W.
Speaker 1: Like winning, Now, that was never good enough for the
Speaker 1: experts with Tbow, winning was never good enough. But sure
Speaker 1: enjoying this Bronco resurgence. And again, apologies for taking the
Speaker 1: suspense out of the season since I earlier announced it
Speaker 1: will be a playoff season for the Denver Broncos. All right,
Speaker 1: now back to the truly life and death stuff. I mean,
Speaker 1: I don't know how long you've been alive, but we
Speaker 1: all know in life, right there are these key moments,
Speaker 1: these watersheds, these intersections, turning points, and we are at
Speaker 1: one of those right now. Not just in the United States.
Speaker 1: I'm talking world history because I know so focused as
Speaker 1: we should be on our presidential election, because it's a
Speaker 1: path election, as Peggy noon And said, and the future
Speaker 1: of the world depends on what happens in this election.
Speaker 1: But the future of the world is also being heavily
Speaker 1: influenced by something that's not even being discussed right now,
Speaker 1: not even on the radar right now, and that is,
Speaker 1: in my opinion, everything that I'm seeing unfolding right now.
Speaker 1: I think that Israel is preparing to go into Iran.
Speaker 1: I know the focus right now is on Lebanon and
Speaker 1: the fact, I mean, the absolute brilliance of Israel and
Speaker 1: the amazing inspiring efforts to defend itself and survive and
Speaker 1: what it's been able to pull off technologically in Lebanon
Speaker 1: going after Hespola. But I believe this is all a
Speaker 1: prelude to going after Iranian nukes because we all know
Speaker 1: because the weakness of Obama and Biden. You can't call
Speaker 1: it weakness on Obama's part, he wanted Iran to have nukes.
Speaker 1: That's why he did a deal that gave Iran nukes,
Speaker 1: and then Trump came in and reversed it. Fortunately, but Iran,
Speaker 1: under these weak lefties and the Biden administration are very
Speaker 1: very very close to getting a new Does anybody really
Speaker 1: think Israel is going to just sit back and say, uh, okay,
Speaker 1: you won. You know, you outmaneuvered weak democrats in America,
Speaker 1: so you get to annihilate us. No, that that's not
Speaker 1: how the great Jewish people got that far this far.
Speaker 1: It's not how the great State of Israel got this far.
Speaker 1: They're not just going to sit back and wait for
Speaker 1: the mushroom clouds. So quite properly, Israel is doing what
Speaker 1: it has to do to defend itself, and that includes
Speaker 1: what it's doing right now in Lebanon. And every innocent
Speaker 1: life lost or impacted is a forever tragedy, and all
Speaker 1: of that, all of that is on the evil of
Speaker 1: the Iranian regime. Hasbill is just an extension, you know,
Speaker 1: as is mass of the evil Iranian regime. So at
Speaker 1: this point, I think it's very very clear, and I
Speaker 1: think Netanyahu made some statements today very consistent with that
Speaker 1: that the eye is on the ultimate survival of Israel
Speaker 1: depends upon taking out those Iranian nukes. So I think
Speaker 1: these are all steps toward that, and don't be surprised
Speaker 1: if we see that soon because obviously, you know, Israel
Speaker 1: knows it's not going to get any help from the
Speaker 1: Biden administration in terms of getting rid of those nukes.
Speaker 1: Interesting though interesting political play. And as we get into
Speaker 1: some of the big developments today, will factor this one
Speaker 1: in with the Biden administration now and we have some
Speaker 1: of that sound being very very aggressive in favor of
Speaker 1: Israel when it comes to say taking out this evil
Speaker 1: terrorist leader. Here's blinking on that, And then what do
Speaker 1: you make of it politically?
Speaker 2: Hassan Israla was a brutal terrorist, as many victims included Americans,
Speaker 2: Israeli's civilians in Lebanon, civilians in Syria, and many others
Speaker 2: as well. During his leadership of Hezbollah, the group terrorized
Speaker 2: people across the region and prevented Lebanon from fully moving
Speaker 2: forward as a country.
Speaker 1: Lebanon, the region, the world are safer without him. All true?
Speaker 1: So why doesn't Blincoln speak the truth more often? Why
Speaker 1: doesn't this administration speak the truth more often? I mean,
Speaker 1: it was just a few weeks ago they were throwing
Speaker 1: our great ally Israel completely under the boss. Is this
Speaker 1: and I underline the is? But is this part of
Speaker 1: what I predicted A long time ago that that Biden
Speaker 1: would do certain things to help defeat Harris. Now, Ryan,
Speaker 1: you are an expert in so many things, but certainly
Speaker 1: starting with the state of Michigan. So we see all
Speaker 1: these polls. Right now, We've got some sound today from
Speaker 1: a certain Democratic senator who I know you're very familiar with,
Speaker 1: want to be senator, she's want to be want to
Speaker 1: be congresswoman, now congresswoman, but hopefully never a senator from
Speaker 1: the great state of Michigan. Lissa Slotkin telling us, wait
Speaker 1: a second, who is underwater in Michigan.
Speaker 2: I'm not feeling my best right now about where we
Speaker 2: are in Kamala Harrison a place like Michigan.
Speaker 1: Right now we have her underwater in our polling. So
Speaker 1: Biden administration finally saying the things they should say in
Speaker 1: support of our great ally Israel. Is that going to
Speaker 1: hurt Kamala Harrison Michigan.
Speaker 3: I believe it's more of a wash than the Democrats
Speaker 3: are calculating. There is a strong Jewish presence in Oakland County,
Speaker 3: West Bloomfield, in the northwest suburbs of Detroit. Everybody's focused
Speaker 3: on dearborn in the Islamic vote, and it does exist
Speaker 3: and it is there. But for Alissa Slot, can you
Speaker 3: hear her say something like that? Now, that was a
Speaker 3: call with Democrat donors. She's trying to churn out money.
Speaker 1: I get that.
Speaker 3: But there is polling to suggest that this is going
Speaker 3: the wrong way for Harrison Michigan.
Speaker 1: Agin.
Speaker 3: It's been trending Trump's way ever so slightly over the
Speaker 3: last couple of weeks. I was there watching television ads too,
Speaker 3: Dan during my stay, and they exclusively focused on abortion,
Speaker 3: which has already been settled in Michigan as a state issue.
Speaker 3: With a Democrat legislature and a Democrat governor. They have
Speaker 3: a law that's almost as far left as ours is
Speaker 3: here in Colorado. That's been asked, an answer that's been resolved.
Speaker 3: Whereas the New York Times Siena poll has Harris up
Speaker 3: one in Michigan, that's not good enough. And the latest
Speaker 3: Atlas Intel polling not only has Trump up four in
Speaker 3: Michigan fifty one forty seven, but Mike Rodgers up five
Speaker 3: forty nine forty four. All of this polling is heading
Speaker 3: in a general direction that I see Michigan turning red
Speaker 3: in both those races.
Speaker 1: And Atlas is really good. I think they may have
Speaker 1: been number one in twenty twenty by a top ranked pollsters.
Speaker 1: So all of this, I think goes back to what
Speaker 1: we've been talking about for a long time on this show.
Speaker 1: My prediction at least that obviously Trump's to lose, but
Speaker 1: that by about this time it would all come, you know,
Speaker 1: crashing down on the left, and it would be about
Speaker 1: this time that if they were going to make her
Speaker 1: president before election day in a last ditch effort to
Speaker 1: try to save the campaign, you would see that happen.
Speaker 1: And now I think there's a very legitimate argument that
Speaker 1: she's disqualified herself by being unwilling to step forward and
Speaker 1: invoke the twenty fifth Amendment on Joe Biden, which I
Speaker 1: think clearly should be invoked at this point. But talking
Speaker 1: about good news in Napoleone will explore it during the
Speaker 1: show today. Here's just a taste of the good news
Speaker 1: off CNN. Here is Harrie Enton.
Speaker 4: We look at where Kamala Harris is today. She's only
Speaker 4: leading by nine points. That would be the worst Democratic
Speaker 4: performance in a generation, ten points off the mark of
Speaker 4: Joe Biden, of course, won four years ago with sort
Speaker 4: of that union guy union Joe right one.
Speaker 1: It by nineteen points.
Speaker 4: She's ten points off his mark and the worst in
Speaker 4: a generation.
Speaker 1: Yeah, with union members. Right, So this is part of
Speaker 1: the big transformational shift in America of working people to
Speaker 1: the GOP. And that's what's going to change everything, that
Speaker 1: shift in voting habits as the Democrats now become the
Speaker 1: party of the East and West coast to lead into
Speaker 1: all this goofy stuff. You know that the working people
Speaker 1: of America properly see the GOP as the party that
Speaker 1: first respects them. Let's just start with respect, right, just
Speaker 1: respects them as people and what they do and their
Speaker 1: morals and the lives they're living. Just respects them, and
Speaker 1: then from a policy standpoint, tries to give them a
Speaker 1: fair shake. And so that is the sismic change, and
Speaker 1: I believe it's happening very quickly. Trump is the perfect
Speaker 1: person to prompt that, and then of course it's up
Speaker 1: to the GOP to continue to deliver on it if
Speaker 1: that's going to continue. But will it be enough for
Speaker 1: this election? I think clearly though. Hey, the big debate
Speaker 1: tomorrow night saying for a long time, this could do
Speaker 1: so much more good for the Trump campaign than you
Speaker 1: normally see from a VP debate and really add to
Speaker 1: the downward spiral of Harris. You're on the Dan Capla Show.
Speaker 5: And now back to the Dan Taplas Show podcast.
Speaker 1: What message are you sending with it?
Speaker 3: It's the only song with lyrics that were appropriate for
Speaker 3: radio because kit Rock has a song called fifty about
Speaker 3: turning fifty, but every other.
Speaker 1: Word is a profanity. Okay, yeah, I wouldn't want to
Speaker 1: do that.
Speaker 6: No.
Speaker 1: Well, no, it looks like he had fun with Trump
Speaker 1: over the weekend and that it was so great to
Speaker 1: see the president at that Alabama Georgia game. Oh yeah,
Speaker 1: And I've got to believe he's going to do incredibly
Speaker 1: well with with young voters. And I understand that he
Speaker 1: was in friendly territory at that game, but my goodness,
Speaker 1: a response to him among young people in the crowd,
Speaker 1: among women in the crowd. And I'm not just talking
Speaker 1: about the game. I'm talking about the video of him
Speaker 1: coming into the stadium and everything else. Let me put this,
Speaker 1: He's become a pop icon.
Speaker 3: Think about it this way, Dan, going back to your
Speaker 3: Democrat days, Okay. In nineteen ninety two, Republican nominee Herbert
Speaker 3: Walker Bush, he refuses to go to a debate that
Speaker 3: freshman Ryan me had tickets to that I had to
Speaker 3: win in a lottery, So that turned me off to
Speaker 3: HW Bob Dole after that, W George W for two
Speaker 3: election cycles, John McCain, Mitt Romney. Imagine any of those
Speaker 3: Republican nominees going on campus to a fraternity or sorority,
Speaker 3: going to a football game amongst the young people you
Speaker 3: talk about, and getting the type of reception that we
Speaker 3: see Donald Trump getting.
Speaker 1: Donald Trump is cool, and that's all that's right. And
Speaker 1: that goes to my point that I think he's become
Speaker 1: a pop icon. Correct for everybody, No, but for a
Speaker 1: lot of people, including a lot of people who don't
Speaker 1: care about politics, and a lot of people who don't
Speaker 1: think the GOP is cool at all. Obviously, this Trump
Speaker 1: cool isn't transferring to GOP senators because you've got Trump
Speaker 1: ahead in all these swing states where the senators are
Speaker 1: three to five points behind him if they're lucky. But
Speaker 1: but tell me what you think about this as a
Speaker 1: tactic k FI five for zero five A two five
Speaker 1: five text d A N five seven seven three nine.
Speaker 1: This is clearly deliberate, premeditated saying it repeatedly. Now I
Speaker 1: am so thankful as someone who wants to see him
Speaker 1: win that the President has dropped the D word and
Speaker 1: the S word no longer referring to Harris's dumb or
Speaker 1: stupid for reasons I've said before that that is not
Speaker 1: how he should be referring to her, and it's very
Speaker 1: damaging him. So he's dropped that, but he's being very direct.
Speaker 1: Joe Biden became mentally impaired. Kamala was born that way.
Speaker 1: She was born on yeah, and then it's that was
Speaker 1: not a one off. He was then asked by a
Speaker 1: reporter about that later in a very challenging way. Why
Speaker 1: are you insulting her that way? I insult her in intelligence? Well,
Speaker 1: I have to do that. Well, I don't think she's
Speaker 1: a very bright person. I do feel that. I mean,
Speaker 1: I think that's right. I think I am a very
Speaker 1: bright person, and a lot of people say that. I
Speaker 1: don't think she's a very bright person.
Speaker 2: And you know what, a country needs a very smart person,
Speaker 2: and I don't think she's a very smart person.
Speaker 1: So I'm not looking to I don't consider that an insult.
Speaker 1: That's just a fact. And that's obviously a major tactical
Speaker 1: move by the campaign to say, hey, it's simply a
Speaker 1: matter of fact that she doesn't have the intelligence necessary
Speaker 1: to be president, and so love to hear from you.
Speaker 1: What do you think about the decision to just take
Speaker 1: that head on. I think as a practical matter, it
Speaker 1: fits very well with what people get to see for
Speaker 1: themselves in the sense that you know, she's not doing interviews.
Speaker 1: She's not I mean not real interviews. She's not doing
Speaker 1: press conferences, which for a fair minded voter in the middle,
Speaker 1: is going to raise some questions about whether she has
Speaker 1: the mental capability to do that sort of thing. And
Speaker 1: I think ninety nine to one issue in America, if
Speaker 1: somebody can't do a press conference, they're not capable of
Speaker 1: being president. So I think that they're going down this
Speaker 1: road for a reason. I think that it's it's going
Speaker 1: to be very productive for them, just based upon what
Speaker 1: voters can see for themselves. Eight five to five for
Speaker 1: zero five eight two five to five. Dieing to talk
Speaker 1: to you about the debate tomorrow night. I know your
Speaker 1: life's busy, it's probably not on your radar, and I've
Speaker 1: just been obsessed with it now for a couple of
Speaker 1: weeks because I think it could be so enormously important.
Speaker 1: It's one of the reasons, right why Kamalo is begging
Speaker 1: for this second debate, because now the last thing the
Speaker 1: voters are going to see, dramatic debate type of thing
Speaker 1: is going to be Tim Walls representing her. And I'm sorry,
Speaker 1: but I've been saying it for a long time. I've
Speaker 1: been saying it for a long time when it comes
Speaker 1: to Tim Walls, and now we finally I have Scott
Speaker 1: Jennings out there on CNN. By the way, if this
Speaker 1: guy runs for office, I'm voting for Scott Jennings. He's
Speaker 1: kind of the main conservative voice on CNN, and just
Speaker 1: the way he handles himself and his ability to stay
Speaker 1: on good terms with all the lefties at CNN, etc.
Speaker 1: And then deliver in these tight, really well reasoned, multi
Speaker 1: layer points. Walls is a buffoon. I'm sorry this guy.
Speaker 7: He's the only school teacher in America who brags at
Speaker 7: none of his students can get into an IVY League school.
Speaker 1: I had twenty four kids in my high school class,
Speaker 1: and none of them went to Yale, he said.
Speaker 7: One consequential press interaction with our Dana Bash who asked
Speaker 7: him about the fabrications in his own resume, and his
Speaker 7: answer was essentially Nomino understand words good, my.
Speaker 1: Wife the English you could tell my grammar's not always correct.
Speaker 1: But again I mean that, by the way, is one
Speaker 1: of my favorite lines in the whole cycle. Right, and
Speaker 1: he's right. I mean Walsh may not understand words good.
Speaker 1: That's exactly what he's saying. Oh yeah, it's my grammar.
Speaker 1: I mean, just insulting the intelligence of every listener la phone.
Speaker 7: He's on a free ride for running under Harris. He
Speaker 7: gets very little pressed. They don't let him talk to
Speaker 7: the press for a reason. I want one thing out
Speaker 7: of this debate. I want jd Vance to go out
Speaker 7: there and get under his skin. He is legendary hot,
Speaker 7: short temper. A lot of governors do, but he apparently
Speaker 7: he does. I want jd Vance to go out there
Speaker 7: and have him explain why he is denigrating. Jd Vance's
Speaker 7: story small town America.
Speaker 1: Ends up making something better.
Speaker 7: Out of his life, which is something we should want
Speaker 7: for every kid.
Speaker 1: First of all. By the way, I think the left
Speaker 1: Now to Harris campaign is trying to lower expectations for Walls,
Speaker 1: who is he can be a good talker, right, I
Speaker 1: mean he's a liar, but he can and he's living
Speaker 1: a political lie, but he can be a good talker,
Speaker 1: so he may well exceed expectations. But here's the point,
Speaker 1: if it's any kind of fair fight, if these so
Speaker 1: called moderators don't step in to save Walls, there is
Speaker 1: a real chance, give it, given a fair plane yield,
Speaker 1: that JD will dismember him politically, because again the starting
Speaker 1: point is Walls is living a lie politically and Harris
Speaker 1: is living a lie politically. And that's why she lost
Speaker 1: the first debate in the way that matters most, which
Speaker 1: is doing what you have to do to win the presidency.
Speaker 1: That's why she immediately wanted a second one because what
Speaker 1: do voters want to hear? How is she different than Biden?
Speaker 1: And why did she change these positions? Has she really changed?
Speaker 1: And she didn't address either because she can't, And so
Speaker 1: now Walls has to do that for her tomorrow with JD. Vance.
Speaker 1: And listen, we all have our own skill sets, right,
Speaker 1: We all have different gifts. That's biblical, and JD. Vance's
Speaker 1: gifts are ideally suited to a debate type format like this.
Speaker 1: President Trump has other gifts. But so now it's JD.
Speaker 1: Vance against walls. That's why it'll be very interesting. Ryan,
Speaker 1: what's the over under on the moderators, you know, pulling
Speaker 1: another human shield deal to protect walls tomorrow and good luck.
Speaker 1: They don't care about walls. They're really trying to protect Harris.
Speaker 1: But do you think we'll see that kind of journalistic
Speaker 1: fraud again tomorrow completely? Yes, yeah, yeah, Well I don't
Speaker 1: think we'll see it as obviously because I think there's
Speaker 1: been blowback on ABC, et cetera. But if they give
Speaker 1: jd any fair chance tomorrow night at all, Walls is
Speaker 1: going to be decimated and Harris by extension at the
Speaker 1: worst possible time for her. When we come back, some
Speaker 1: great new polling that more on The Dan Kaplas Show.
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Speaker 1: Smith Karnaki MSNBC.
Speaker 6: We ask a basic question of hispanded voters, which party
Speaker 6: do you more identify with? Thirty seven percent now say Republicans,
Speaker 6: forty nine percent say Democrats.
Speaker 1: But again, look at.
Speaker 6: How this has shifted in just the last dozen years.
Speaker 6: In twenty twelve, this was a forty one point advantage
Speaker 6: for the Democrats. It has come all the way down
Speaker 6: to two points Kristen, a twenty nine point drop in
Speaker 6: terms of that gap there on the Wisch Party Hispanics
Speaker 6: identify with in just twelve years.
Speaker 1: Wow, right, I think about how seismic that is what
Speaker 1: we're seeing before our eyes, right, I mean the American
Speaker 1: political landscape. We're seeing this shift of working people, including
Speaker 1: many Hispanics, to the GOP to Trump in particular. Obviously
Speaker 1: he's much more of a magnet, but we've seen this
Speaker 1: shift in progress. And then on the world stage, I
Speaker 1: believe what we're seeing right now is this major shift
Speaker 1: which will benefit the entire civilized world. And think about it, Ryan,
Speaker 1: I mean, you're the history buff but I think for
Speaker 1: the first time in modern world history, it will be
Speaker 1: a nation other than the United States leading the cause
Speaker 1: of freedom and benefiting the entire world in a massive way.
Speaker 1: Because here it's the Great State of Israel, which I
Speaker 1: believe is in the process of regime change in Iran,
Speaker 1: and I think they're starting right now in Lebanon because
Speaker 1: Hesbola is the Iranian regime, and the Iranian regime uses
Speaker 1: Hesbela the way that say Russia used Cuba on our border,
Speaker 1: but in an even more magnified way. So for Israel
Speaker 1: to be able to go into Iran and take out
Speaker 1: Iran's nukes and hopefully depose that regime and free the
Speaker 1: great Persian people of Iran, it first has to knock
Speaker 1: out Hesbelah in Lebanon, because that's really Iran on Israel's
Speaker 1: doorstep in Lebanon. So I think that's what we're watching unfold.
Speaker 1: This is one of those great moments in world history,
Speaker 1: good versus evil, where good in the form of Israel
Speaker 1: is going to free a lot of people in Iran
Speaker 1: is going to save its own people, and it's going
Speaker 1: to benefit the world greatly, starting with the United States.
Speaker 3: Then your old note, remember the regime of the Shah
Speaker 3: of Iran. Yeah, that predated the Mullahs and went to
Speaker 3: the broadmark Iatola.
Speaker 1: Komani exactly nineteen seventy nine.
Speaker 3: Before that, Iran was a westernized country and culture with
Speaker 3: women in bikinis on the beaches. Before they were deposed,
Speaker 3: the Shah was and the Mullahs and the Iatola Komane
Speaker 3: was installed. Now there are three fronts of proxies that
Speaker 3: Iran uses rather than just their own revolutionary guard. You
Speaker 3: got the hoodie rebels in Yemen, Israel's already going after them.
Speaker 3: We know about Hasblah with the Lebanon and the border.
Speaker 3: There the rockets that keeps being fired over and of
Speaker 3: course Hamas that perpetrated the attacks of October seventh. I
Speaker 3: think if the United States were a stronger ally, if
Speaker 3: Donald Trump were president, this will be a much easier
Speaker 3: venture for Benjamin Netanyahu and the whole of Israel. And
Speaker 3: you got to believe that Netanyaho is praying literally that
Speaker 3: Donald Trump wins this upcoming election because net Nyah, who
Speaker 3: has the stones, he has the gravitas, he has the
Speaker 3: plan to win this war. And I don't know about you, Dan,
Speaker 3: but I'm a far bigger fan of Benjamin natanyahuo than
Speaker 3: I think the average American is.
Speaker 1: Oh, and I always have been, and the average American
Speaker 1: is going to be an enormous fan of his once
Speaker 1: he he does what benefits the US and the world,
Speaker 1: which is take out these Iranian nukes, which, by the way,
Speaker 1: the US and the form of Barack Obama and the
Speaker 1: Democrats have tried very hard to give Iran and so yeah,
Speaker 1: but Netniya, who wisely is not betting the survival of
Speaker 1: Israel on the outcome of this American election. Correct, That's
Speaker 1: why I think he's moving right now. That's why I
Speaker 1: think he's moving right now. That and also that you know,
Speaker 1: Iran is probably very very close to having functional nukes.
Speaker 1: So this, this is a moment. This is a moment
Speaker 1: that's going to benefit the entire world because take it
Speaker 1: to the bank. Israel is not going to lose.
Speaker 6: No.
Speaker 1: Pray for Israel, Pray for their success, Pray that civilian
Speaker 1: casualties may be minimized. Every drop of innocent blood shed
Speaker 1: is on the hands of these terrorists who run the
Speaker 1: nation of Iran, not the Iranian people. They are hostages
Speaker 1: as well. But yeah, Israel is not going to lose.
Speaker 1: Hey five for zero five eight two five five text
Speaker 1: DA five seven seven three nine, much more, much more
Speaker 1: great polling results to get to. I want to squeeze
Speaker 1: in some text. In the meantime, Dan thinking of Pete
Speaker 1: Buddha Judge prepping Tim Walls for debate by playing JD
Speaker 1: Vance as a funny visual that from Alexa. I agree, Alexa,
Speaker 1: but I think it's brilliant because listen, foota Judge would
Speaker 1: be a terrible president, right, But he is a very
Speaker 1: sharp guy. He's a quick guy mentally as JD vance is,
Speaker 1: I think he's a great pick for them to help
Speaker 1: prep Walls. Now, if you have a real life and
Speaker 1: you haven't been reading this stuff, check out my tweet
Speaker 1: at Dan Kaplis. I tweet out the CNN story, obviously
Speaker 1: a planet story talking about how nervous Walls is before
Speaker 1: the debate. They're trying to lower expectations for him. But
Speaker 1: quoting as I do in my tweet, is his own
Speaker 1: people as saying that they're afraid that he's going to
Speaker 1: come off looking like a moron. I mean that was
Speaker 1: the word moron. Moron, not s'mron, a word I invented,
Speaker 1: but moron was the word that Walls's own people use,
Speaker 1: not calling him a moron, but saying they're afraid he'll
Speaker 1: be perceived as a moron during the debate. I think, Yeah,
Speaker 1: I think buddhaj Edge a good pick for that. Dan.
Speaker 1: There was a report of today Walls is time to
Speaker 1: CCP in a very significant way. Yeah, if I read
Speaker 1: it right, looks like the House Oversight Committee is saying
Speaker 1: that there's a government document out there that appears to
Speaker 1: raise some concerns about some contacts between Walls and CCP.
Speaker 1: I think when Walls was going over there in his
Speaker 1: capacity as a teacher or whatever. Nothing at this point
Speaker 1: that would that would prove anything against Walls or convict
Speaker 1: Walls of anything. But there is there is an elevated
Speaker 1: concern out there. Listen, I think there are so many
Speaker 1: reasons to be deeply concerned about Walls. As I said
Speaker 1: at the time, right, Ryan, you will be my witness.
Speaker 1: The second she picked him, I literally I thank God,
Speaker 1: and I said, Hey, this is the biggest political mistake
Speaker 1: of our lifetime. And think about think about this for
Speaker 1: a second. How poetically just it is, because how did
Speaker 1: a mistake this big get born instead of your obvious choice?
Speaker 1: Right is Joshapirol super smart sharp? Now he's left. He'd
Speaker 1: be terrible president, but super sharp, super smart. And where's
Speaker 1: he from? Oh yeah, Pennsylvania, the state that will decide
Speaker 1: the election, right, unless it's just a Trump, unless Trump
Speaker 1: just blows her away, which is looking more and more
Speaker 1: like a possibility. Yeah, he's from the great state of Pennsylvania.
Speaker 1: So it's a no brainer pick for But she doesn't
Speaker 1: pick him because there's so much anti Semitism within the
Speaker 1: Democratic Party. So it's only just that that evil, vile
Speaker 1: anti semitism now comes back to un mine Kamala Harrison
Speaker 1: the Democratic Party. And I'm not trying to say every
Speaker 1: Democrat is anti Semitic. I don't believe that at all.
Speaker 1: I believe strong majority of Democrats are the opposite of
Speaker 1: anti semitic. But there's such a divide growing between your
Speaker 1: typical Democrat and the secular far left that owns and
Speaker 1: operates the Democratic Party as their personal tool, and the
Speaker 1: secular far left there. I think there's an awful lot
Speaker 1: anti semitism there. Exhibit A, your honor, who's the VP?
Speaker 1: Who's the VP candidate? It's not Josh Shapiro, right, it's
Speaker 1: Tim Walls and America'll get to see that from themselves
Speaker 1: tomorrow night. How did how does trip up to Michigan
Speaker 1: for that football game go?
Speaker 3: He was he was roundly bowed, and most of that
Speaker 3: was his ties to Minnesota and the Golden Gophers. But
Speaker 3: it was in the Big House, and Arbor is as
Speaker 3: much of a liberal hub as Boulder, Colorado as Dan
Speaker 3: and there were fans really giving him the business, a
Speaker 3: shouting Trump twenty twenty four, get out of here, and
Speaker 3: there was I didn't see the substantiated.
Speaker 1: It could have been.
Speaker 3: It looked like he may have given the one finger
Speaker 3: salute to a Michigan fan, but I'm not sure about it.
Speaker 1: And you know what, if he did, I am not
Speaker 1: endorsing that. Kids don't try that at home or with
Speaker 1: anybody else. All I'm saying is if he had actually
Speaker 1: done that, it would have been the best thing he
Speaker 1: could have done for their campaign. Maybe doubt about it.
Speaker 1: I mean, I actually I was sitting there saying, please
Speaker 1: don't let that be the middle finger. Please don't let
Speaker 1: it be the middle finger, because if they had a
Speaker 1: straight on shot of him flipping off the crowd, all
Speaker 1: of a sudden, he's a lot more popular. Because let's
Speaker 1: face it right now, I mean we talked about on
Speaker 1: the show. The Democratic Party themselves are talking about I'm paraphrasing,
Speaker 1: how he's offering an alternative to traditional male masculinity. Anytime
Speaker 1: they say that about your brother, you got problems, right
Speaker 1: eight five five or five eight two five five the
Speaker 1: number one week back, I will get you that great
Speaker 1: pulling information. But also President Trump yesterday day echoing something
Speaker 1: we did on this show Friday. Now, he didn't mention
Speaker 1: our show, but he echoed something we did on the
Speaker 1: show Friday. Just a coincidence, you tell me you're on
Speaker 1: the Dankapla Show.
Speaker 5: And now back to the dan Kaplas Show podcast.
Speaker 6: We see every four years the Latino vote becomes a
Speaker 6: bigger and bigger share of the overall electric well among Latinos.
Speaker 6: Our poll shows Kamala Harris leading Donald Trump fifty four.
Speaker 1: To forty percent.
Speaker 6: Now, for some context, this is a little bit better
Speaker 6: for Democrats than they were doing among Hispanics when Joe
Speaker 6: Biden was their candidate.
Speaker 1: But I think the bigger.
Speaker 6: Story here is historically fifty four to forty now is
Speaker 6: a fourteen point advantage for the Democrats. Take a look
Speaker 6: back at the last three presidential elections and these were
Speaker 6: the results and the exit polls among Hispanic voters at fourteen.
Speaker 6: Look at that cut there, almost twenty points less than.
Speaker 1: Just four years ago.
Speaker 6: And four years ago we were saying Donald Trump had
Speaker 6: made inroads with Hispanic vot voteres This suggest that that
Speaker 6: has continued a pace.
Speaker 1: See change right, and it makes so much sense on
Speaker 1: so many levels. Love to hear from you on why
Speaker 1: you think this is happening. We played sound earlier as well.
Speaker 1: Also on MSNBC of MSNBC saying, hey, hey, wait a second,
Speaker 1: you've got Kamala Harris now with the weakest support among
Speaker 1: union members that we've seen in decades, maybe forever for
Speaker 1: the Dems. But all of that, all of that makes sense, right,
Speaker 1: It's what we've been talking about on this show for
Speaker 1: a long time, which is, wait a second. As people
Speaker 1: get to remember and maybe learn for the first time,
Speaker 1: who Kamala Harris really is politically, and you know who
Speaker 1: she is in terms of skills and lack thereof, they're
Speaker 1: going to come to the same conclusion the voters did
Speaker 1: in twenty twenty when she couldn't even make it to Iowa.
Speaker 1: She started out near or at the top of the
Speaker 1: pack with a ton of money and then everything just imploded.
Speaker 1: So what reason would there be to believe that wouldn't
Speaker 1: happen here? Well, obviously, just the very short sprint, right.
Speaker 1: She avoids real interviews, she avoids press conferences, the media
Speaker 1: completely covers for journalistic fraud and the debate to protect her,
Speaker 1: and so they're figuring, Okay, they can get her across
Speaker 1: the finish line that way, because they figure enough people
Speaker 1: hate Trump and so that's their play. But wait a second,
Speaker 1: there is enough time. There's enough time, because there's so
Speaker 1: much video of Kamala Harris saying all these crazy far
Speaker 1: left things that very few swing voters in America would want.
Speaker 1: And the Trump campaign doesn't have that much money, have
Speaker 1: a lot less than she does, but they've got enough
Speaker 1: to be hammering that in the swing states. So yeah,
Speaker 1: in the swing states, which are dominated by working people
Speaker 1: as voters, which is why they're swing states in many cases, Yeah,
Speaker 1: what would you expect to happen? So that's the moment
Speaker 1: we're in right now. Some of the polls confirming that,
Speaker 1: and then I'll get to what the president did over
Speaker 1: the weekend that kind of echo what we talked about
Speaker 1: on the show Friday, and it's not something that I
Speaker 1: think has been talked about on any other radio show
Speaker 1: in the country. But anyway, some of the polling that'll
Speaker 1: put a smile on your face if you're like me
Speaker 1: and you want to save the country in this election.
Speaker 1: Ras mustin. Now I take that with a grain of
Speaker 1: salt because I think ras Muscin is so far right,
Speaker 1: but when you look at their statistics, you know they
Speaker 1: tend to be a fairly accurate Polster ras Muscin saying
Speaker 1: that they're daily tracking numbers show that Trump is closing
Speaker 1: fast in what would you guess, right in which two
Speaker 1: states that are not typical.
Speaker 3: Battlegrounds Virginia and Minnesota, New York and New Jersey.
Speaker 1: Whoa, but they've already been done. I think Virginia is
Speaker 1: not even a story now, right, because it shows Trump
Speaker 1: closing there now. Virginia's kind of a tease that always
Speaker 1: looks like the Republican's closing and then they never win it.
Speaker 1: But maybe this time. Pennsylvania, of course, that's the big enchilotta, right,
Speaker 1: and Pennsylvania. Trump is running now six better in the
Speaker 1: in the polling across the board polling than he was
Speaker 1: at this time in twenty twenty, and he just barely
Speaker 1: lost there in twenty twenty, so running six points better,
Speaker 1: and right now he's leading in four or five really
Speaker 1: significant polls that were just done within the last week.
Speaker 1: And that makes perfect sense. And he's going to be
Speaker 1: going back to the scene of the assassination attempt, and
Speaker 1: that's very wise. I'm going to be going back, i
Speaker 1: think within the next week or so. And he just
Speaker 1: pulled ahead in the real clear politics popular vote nationwide
Speaker 1: now by a hair right a zero point two. But
Speaker 1: at this point for Trump to even be close in
Speaker 1: the national vote, you know, just Augur's great success in
Speaker 1: the swing states to actually be leading, that's just kind
Speaker 1: of a personal fantasy of mind. Can you imagine the
Speaker 1: great pleasure Ryan if we end up with with far
Speaker 1: left Colorado, deep blue Colorado having to give its electoral
Speaker 1: College votes to Donald Trump, Oh, because of this whole
Speaker 1: goofy Popular Vote Act compact that they entered into.
Speaker 3: So, by the way, real quick aside, vote no on
Speaker 3: the rank choice voting unless you want to become California
Speaker 3: and Alaska's stupid system.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and what we'll be doing all of that stuff?
Speaker 1: You bet you we will. Kelly, could you remind me
Speaker 1: because I was prepping for this segment when she came
Speaker 1: in and threw the prayer up here? Oh, you replaced
Speaker 1: on the button ber Okay. So anyway, Friday on Friday Show,
Speaker 1: I was talking about the official prayer of the dan
Speaker 1: capla show that was designated a long time ago, the
Speaker 1: prayer to Saint Michael the Archangelo. I happen to be Catholic,
Speaker 1: and it's said at the end of pretty much every
Speaker 1: Catholic mass I've been to for a long time, no
Speaker 1: matter where I go, And so on Friday show, I've
Speaker 1: read it and talked about how we are dedicating that
Speaker 1: to the protection of President Trump, because no matter where
Speaker 1: you fall politically in this country, you should want him
Speaker 1: to be protected. Obviously, you have multiple assassination attempts and
Speaker 1: others in the works. We can be sure right now
Speaker 1: based on published So this prayer I believe in. It's
Speaker 1: very powerful. And so then we talked Friday about how
Speaker 1: we're offened up that day for Trump and then what
Speaker 1: does he do On Sunday? He tweets out the Saint
Speaker 1: Michael the Archangel prayer, and then Robert Right he was
Speaker 1: with was it Clinton tweets Trump increasingly suggests that he
Speaker 1: is God's chosen instrument of wraths and that his opponents
Speaker 1: are evil spirits to be cast into hell. If you
Speaker 1: don't find this terrifying, you're not paying attention. And that's
Speaker 1: because Trump tweeted out Saint Michael the Archangel. Clearly Robert
Speaker 1: Wright and the left is New York Times said the
Speaker 1: day after Trump won in sixteen, the left just doesn't
Speaker 1: understand faith. So when we come back, I will play
Speaker 1: that prayer, the prayer that President Trump tweeted yesterday that
Speaker 1: has some on the left now losing their minds, and
Speaker 1: you can see that what Trump is actually doing is
Speaker 1: the opposite of what the left is accusing him of.
Speaker 1: But we've never seen that happen before, have we. Well,
Speaker 1: when we come back, lots to talk about locally as well,
Speaker 1: the death of Dikembe Mutumble, very sad and it's just
Speaker 1: such a great part of the community. You're on the
Speaker 1: Dan Kapla Show.