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Speaker 2: That is right, my friends, just taking a couple of
Speaker 2: extra seconds getting things together, because just as I'm starting
Speaker 2: to broadcast here today, I see news coming across that
Speaker 2: Harris Kamala Harris has chosen, according to reports, Tim Walls
Speaker 2: of Minnesota to be her vice presidential running mate. He
Speaker 2: is the governor of Minnesota, the last state, by the way,
Speaker 2: the last state to vote for Republicans during the republic
Speaker 2: well during the presidential election. That was the only state
Speaker 2: that Ronald Reagan did not win when he ran against
Speaker 2: Walter Mondale in nineteen eighty four. In fact, if you look,
Speaker 2: take a look at that electoral map, by the way,
Speaker 2: if you've not done it, that, my friends, forty years ago.
Speaker 2: Now you could say it was only forty years ago.
Speaker 2: Depending upon your age, some of you would think forty
Speaker 2: years sounds like another know another I don't know, another
Speaker 2: lifetime which I guess it is in another respect. But
Speaker 2: the only state to be blue in nineteen eighty four
Speaker 2: was Walter Mondale's home state of Minnesota. So that is
Speaker 2: where Kamala Harris goes to choose the individual, by the way,
Speaker 2: who's the most who is the most leftist? Of the candidates?
Speaker 2: Of the names that we heard bantered about, well, the
Speaker 2: main ones, I don't know. There might have been someone
Speaker 2: mentioned down the line, but if you compare him to
Speaker 2: Josh Shapiro, to Roy Cooper, to Andy Basheer, which were
Speaker 2: the other primary names, even Mark Kelly of Arizona, these folks,
Speaker 2: I don't want to paint the picture that they were moderate.
Speaker 2: My friends, these That's not how it works in today's world.
Speaker 2: The blue dog Democrat, the blue dog Democrat in presidential
Speaker 2: politics is non existent. That candidate does not exist. You
Speaker 2: have liberals and you have radical leftists. And now Kamala
Speaker 2: Harris has drawn the lines, drawn the battle lines, and
Speaker 2: has basically identified her party as this is the most
Speaker 2: radically left campaign ticket, you could say, in American history,
Speaker 2: modern American history. Anyway, these are radical leftists, and it's
Speaker 2: interesting to me. We'll talk about this. I wasn't even
Speaker 2: necessarily planning on talking about this, but since this just
Speaker 2: came through and I feel like it's timely, I want to.
Speaker 2: I want to do that. But we'll talk about what
Speaker 2: I think this might indicate. It's fascinating to think about
Speaker 2: the strategicy here, as George W. Bush would have said.
Speaker 2: But anyway, my friends, we will get to that and
Speaker 2: a whole bunch of other things in the stack of
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Speaker 2: bit here about Governor Tim Wall. So the final two
Speaker 2: names that were supposedly on the short list, if you
Speaker 2: believe reports, which again who knows. In today's world, we're
Speaker 2: being told this information by professional gas sliders, by professional deceivers.
Speaker 2: These are not people who want to be honest, forthright,
Speaker 2: forthcoming and all that stuff with us. And so the
Speaker 2: last two names that I saw on the list, it
Speaker 2: was down to apparently Josh Shapiro the Democratic, the Democrat
Speaker 2: governor of Pennsylvania, and Tim Walls, the Democrat governor of Minnesota, which,
Speaker 2: by the way, ironically, that's where my family and I
Speaker 2: are going in a couple of days. I've never been
Speaker 2: to Minnesota, and I'm looking forward to going up there.
Speaker 2: In fact, I plan on teaching the relatives, well my
Speaker 2: in laws, how to properly talk, because I've noticed that
Speaker 2: they don't say words correctly from Minnesota. But we're going
Speaker 2: up there, and I'm not going to be you know,
Speaker 2: it looks like maybe I had a pre planned trip
Speaker 2: to interview Tim Walls. That's not the case. We're just
Speaker 2: going up there. I've got some a niece and nephew
Speaker 2: who are nephews who are getting baptized over the weekend.
Speaker 2: So anyway, that's why we'll be out Friday and Monday.
Speaker 2: Side note there that being said, Tim Walls from Minnesota.
Speaker 2: Minnesota is interesting. Minnesota is a state that as Biden
Speaker 2: entered the what was in that final phase of his
Speaker 2: presidential campaign, when everything was on, when his campaign was
Speaker 2: on metaphorical life support and he was still insisting that
Speaker 2: he was the candidate, he had the votes, he had
Speaker 2: the support of all the people necessary to win the
Speaker 2: election and so forth. There were polls that were coming
Speaker 2: out from states. And one of the states that a
Speaker 2: poll came out in that showed maybe it was in play,
Speaker 2: was that well traditionally wasn't. Again, it's the last state
Speaker 2: to vote read the last state to vote red in
Speaker 2: a presidential election is where Kamala Harris had to go
Speaker 2: to get her running mate, which I find interesting in
Speaker 2: and of itself. Now you also know, you know from
Speaker 2: reading about these things yourself, but you've also heard me
Speaker 2: say presidential I isssume me. Vice presidential picks are not
Speaker 2: necessarily going to move the needle very far. They might. Again,
Speaker 2: you got to remember this, my friends. Let's take a
Speaker 2: step back. I know there's a poll out, there's a
Speaker 2: pullout that shows Kamala's up, she has her biggest lead
Speaker 2: over Trump. Now some of you are in panic mode.
Speaker 2: I am not. That is not at all where I am.
Speaker 2: This is predictable. This is what was going to happen.
Speaker 2: There are previous candidates who they were willing to vote for,
Speaker 2: who they told us they were excited to support. Some
Speaker 2: of these lunatics On well social media, it says Harry.
Speaker 2: There's a young kid named Harry on TikTok who acted
Speaker 2: like I mean, the kid never admitted anything even the
Speaker 2: obvious about Biden. Biden face planted on stages, tipped over
Speaker 2: on bicycles. Harry would have told you that Biden had
Speaker 2: the agility of a twenty two year old Olympic gymnast.
Speaker 2: That's what Harry would have just demanded to be the case. Anyway,
Speaker 2: so they were prepared to vote for him. They feigned excitement.
Speaker 2: They told us how great he was, They told us
Speaker 2: about his accomplishments. In fact, oh boy, I am going
Speaker 2: to play this, but not for just a moment. Nancy Pelosi,
Speaker 2: remember when I told you, Remember when I said that
Speaker 2: there was a backroom deal even before, even before this
Speaker 2: went down, I told you that there was negotiations. The
Speaker 2: reason it took so long for Biden to bow out
Speaker 2: was because Biden still had leverage. He is the sitting
Speaker 2: president of the United States, and so they had two choices.
Speaker 2: We went through this. We went through this months, well
Speaker 2: at least weeks, maybe months before, before Biden was ultimately
Speaker 2: forced out. I told you that he wasn't backing out
Speaker 2: of that election until well unless he had to number one,
Speaker 2: and that's why they pulled the metaphorical nuclear nuclear option.
Speaker 2: They said, we will use the twenty fifth Amendment. That's
Speaker 2: what reports say that Barack Obama threatened him with. And
Speaker 2: so that was when he knew I'm out of options, right,
Speaker 2: they're gonna force me out of office and destroy my name.
Speaker 2: So they gave him two options. I've been through this.
Speaker 2: The option one is, hey, you go out a hero.
Speaker 2: We talk about how great you are, We applaud you,
Speaker 2: we talk about your legacy. You know, we just say, look,
Speaker 2: it's just it's time to move on, right. We don't
Speaker 2: we don't even really tell people why we forced you out.
Speaker 2: We don't even make a big deal about your cognitive
Speaker 2: ability or lack thereof. We don't do any of that.
Speaker 2: We just talk about these grandiose things and we applaud you,
Speaker 2: and we just praise you. We virtually bow down to you,
Speaker 2: like Simone Biles bowing down to her Olympic opponents in
Speaker 2: the on the podium. Which that's another story in the
Speaker 2: snack of stuff that I probably won't have time to
Speaker 2: get to this hour. But anyway, we're gonna treat you
Speaker 2: like you are a god. Joe Biden, and on top
Speaker 2: of that, well provides I think I can't tell you
Speaker 2: this is documented anywhere, but I believe I think it's
Speaker 2: very likely that another part of that conversation was, and
Speaker 2: we're going to provide defense for Hunter. We're not going
Speaker 2: to go after Hunter. We're going to protect him to
Speaker 2: the best of our abilities. You have our word, which, again,
Speaker 2: what does that amount to, I don't know, but again
Speaker 2: option two was we're going to force you out on
Speaker 2: the twenty fifth Amendment and Hunter's on his own. That's
Speaker 2: what I think this came down to. Well, now we've
Speaker 2: got Nancy Pelosi out there telling the media, CBS News,
Speaker 2: I think that Joe Biden, I kid you not, I
Speaker 2: kid you not. Joe Biden should be on Mount Rushmore.
Speaker 2: You know, I said, I was, this is short, I'm
Speaker 2: going to do it. I'm going to play it. Nancy
Speaker 2: Pelosi on with CBS News. The anchor can barely hold
Speaker 2: it together. I mean she no longer the anchor, no
Speaker 2: longer has to pretend the make believe journalists here, no
Speaker 2: longer has to pretend that Biden is fit for office.
Speaker 2: And Nancy Pelosi says he should be on the Mount Rushmore.
Speaker 2: You don't believe me here it is.
Speaker 3: He wasn't a good place to make whatever decision at
Speaker 3: the top of his game. Such a consequential president of
Speaker 3: the United States, a Mount Rushmore kind of president of
Speaker 3: the United States.
Speaker 2: Want to know what comes next?
Speaker 3: That he belongs up there Mount Rushmore. Lincoln and Joe Biden.
Speaker 2: Lincoln and Biden.
Speaker 3: But you've got Teddy Roosevelt up there, and he's wonderful.
Speaker 3: I don't say take him down, but you can add Biden.
Speaker 2: So Biden, you can add Biden to Mount Rushmore. Teddy
Speaker 2: Roosevelt's up there. I mean that seemed to suggest. That
Speaker 2: seemed to suggest, well, yeah, he's not Lincoln. I mean,
Speaker 2: come on, I can't go that far. But Teddy Roosevelt's
Speaker 2: up there too. And I think when she said it,
Speaker 2: she realized, I better tell people I'm not suggesting to
Speaker 2: take him down, because that's what it sounds like. Look,
Speaker 2: we got room for four people up there. We'll replace
Speaker 2: Teddy Roosevelt with Joe Joe Biden. You gotta be kidding me.
Speaker 2: But this was all part of the deal. And so
Speaker 2: this deal was struck, and this is the kind of
Speaker 2: stuff that they are doing so Kamala, of course, has
Speaker 2: had her entrance into the campaign now and there's been
Speaker 2: a bounce. That's what I want to talk about here.
Speaker 2: We've only seen the bounce. We've seen the bounce that
Speaker 2: happened when she entered the race. When did Biden drop out?
Speaker 2: Twenty first? So what are we that's roughly ten days
Speaker 2: in July, roughly five or so. We're just talking two
Speaker 2: weeks or so ago, right, fifteen sixteen days something like that.
Speaker 2: That's how long ago he's dropped out. This is all bump,
Speaker 2: This is all bounce, This is all you know. They
Speaker 2: were prepared to vote for a metaphorical dead man walking here,
Speaker 2: and now they are. They're excited, they're ecstatic. They're jubilant
Speaker 2: our candidate, they say, can now Actually, you know, at
Speaker 2: least interact. I mean, she's as weird as they get,
Speaker 2: out there telling people. I got a SoundBite about this,
Speaker 2: telling people to be woke, be woke, be woker, be wokest,
Speaker 2: but be more woke than not woke or whatever nonsense
Speaker 2: she says. She's out there telling people to be woke.
Speaker 2: And that's effectively, my friends, what she has put on
Speaker 2: this ticket. And I find this fascinating, right, I find
Speaker 2: this fascinating. Remember well, first of all, let's let's take
Speaker 2: a half a step back jd Vance. When Trump announced Vance,
Speaker 2: there's just an initial excitement, right, everybody starts to you know,
Speaker 2: the realities of the ticket are setting in. You know,
Speaker 2: there's just excitement. There's there's a fresh face, a new voice.
Speaker 2: Some people that were pulling for him that are super excited,
Speaker 2: some people that may be disappointed because they wanted someone else.
Speaker 2: So there's just that excitement. So now, okay, we got
Speaker 2: our team pick. Let's go out and let's win the
Speaker 2: twenty twenty four campaign. They're heading into their truly symbolic
Speaker 2: convention here, which starts in what's next week, not no,
Speaker 2: not this coming week, the following week, so about two
Speaker 2: weeks they'll be they'll be having their convention already voted
Speaker 2: I think virtually for Joe Biden or excuse me, for
Speaker 2: Kamala Harris, so that they can make you know, make
Speaker 2: sure that they met deadlines and all that. But they're
Speaker 2: going to do the nitty gritty work before the convention
Speaker 2: so that they don't miss ballots and everything. But this
Speaker 2: is the time when the energy is going to be
Speaker 2: the highest. This will be the peak. Let me say
Speaker 2: this again. This is the peak, This is the pinnacle,
Speaker 2: this is the high point. This is the ceiling. You know,
Speaker 2: we'll be told that Kamala is trying to break through
Speaker 2: the glass ceiling that keeps women from being president of
Speaker 2: the United States. And it just hit me, how cool?
Speaker 2: Oh boy, this will light some fires. But can you
Speaker 2: imagine Trump being the I mean he could be. He
Speaker 2: could quite literally be the only thing standing between America's
Speaker 2: well first two potential women presidents defeating a white woman
Speaker 2: in twenty sixteen, an old Hillary Clinton right hill. In
Speaker 2: twenty sixteen, the left gave us four old white guys
Speaker 2: in at Clinton. Now they've given us Kamala Harris, which
Speaker 2: would be America's first black woman. Which that's going to
Speaker 2: be a certain amount of the vote right there that
Speaker 2: just wants to vote for the first female to be president,
Speaker 2: and because she's a minority minority candidate, which of course,
Speaker 2: I mean I long for the days of this being
Speaker 2: about ideas and policy. But nonetheless, she went to the left.
Speaker 2: Kamalo went hard left, which is fascinating to me because
Speaker 2: Josh Shapiro, Now I'm not saying that these folks are
Speaker 2: not all equally dangerous. Josh Shapiro, Roy Cooper, Andy Basher.
Speaker 2: These were all people that could at least appeal to
Speaker 2: the union Democrat voter. And I'm telling you there's a
Speaker 2: lot of you out there. My dad's one of those.
Speaker 2: My dad was a union representative. He's retired, but my
Speaker 2: dad voted Democrat. My dad was a pretty hardcore Democrat,
Speaker 2: but he was not He's not a leftist. There's a
Speaker 2: lot of these people out there now. I don't know
Speaker 2: if they realized, if they've done the calculations and thought
Speaker 2: we've lost this group. Anyway, right, we've got we've got
Speaker 2: a lot of union people speaking out in support of Trump.
Speaker 2: Union folks, my friends, and I know some of you
Speaker 2: listen to this program. Union folks, you have a whole
Speaker 2: heck of a lot more in common with me than
Speaker 2: you have in common with people like Tim Walls, Rashida Talib,
Speaker 2: Corey Bush. Corey Bush, who, by the way, is a woman.
Speaker 2: I know some of you will try to tell me
Speaker 2: that Corey Bush is a man because of the name Corey,
Speaker 2: but that's not true. Corey Bush is a female. She
Speaker 2: is the current representative in Saint Louis, Missouri. She is
Speaker 2: up has a primary today, and there's a good chance
Speaker 2: that she's going to lose that prime. That's in the
Speaker 2: stack of stuff as well. But it's interesting. The left
Speaker 2: is in a really bad predicament right now. They don't
Speaker 2: have a candidate to get excited about long term. Right
Speaker 2: We've hit this immediate emotional guttural reaction to Kamala being
Speaker 2: named as vice will as the presidential nominee, and then
Speaker 2: Tim wall Is reportedly being announced as the vice presidential candidate.
Speaker 2: There's an initial bump of energy and everything, but this
Speaker 2: is the high point is there's going to be no
Speaker 2: long term excitement about this. Kamala is a leftist, She's
Speaker 2: nominated another leftist, and she ignored people that at least
Speaker 2: held the position of being in the center of the party.
Speaker 2: Josh Shapiro, Roy Cooper, Andy Basheer. She rejected even Mark
Speaker 2: Kelly from Arizona. She rejected all that. She went to
Speaker 2: a to Minnesota, a state that is again the last
Speaker 2: state to vote for a Republican in the presidential election.
Speaker 2: So she had to go up there to find a
Speaker 2: left a candidate. Now, what does this tell us? Number One,
Speaker 2: This tells me that she is more concerned about losing
Speaker 2: the support of the radical left base than she is
Speaker 2: about trying to go to the center. I don't find
Speaker 2: this to be a decision that says, let's go on offense.
Speaker 2: This to me is a decision that says, we don't
Speaker 2: have some of our base short up yet now or
Speaker 2: they're not going to vote for Trump. They just may
Speaker 2: not vote. So this Look, there's a lot of tension
Speaker 2: within the Democrat Party. There's a lot of tension over
Speaker 2: this war with Israel, which again now that's on the
Speaker 2: front burner yet again. Lebanon Iran, I mean threats of
Speaker 2: Iran attacking Israel. I mean, this is serious stuff. I'm
Speaker 2: still I'm not to the point where I want to
Speaker 2: have a full length discussion on the show about some
Speaker 2: of these things, because a lot of this stuff is
Speaker 2: still developing and it's just a lot a lot to
Speaker 2: understand and to be able to discuss. But that is
Speaker 2: going on and that needs to be paid attention to.
Speaker 2: And so there will be there are imminent threats of
Speaker 2: more war. There will be at least skirmishes, if not
Speaker 2: more full drawn out war. Remember, we're just a couple
Speaker 2: of months away from October seventh, which is when Hamas
Speaker 2: invaded Israel terrorist attack, capturing, killing, torturing, raping Israeli citizens
Speaker 2: about ten months ago. We're reaching that anniversary. This is
Speaker 2: the time of year, fall is the time of year
Speaker 2: where a lot of these things tend to happen. So
Speaker 2: that's undoubtedly going to be something that's on the ballot.
Speaker 2: And there is a healthy chunk of people who hate
Speaker 2: Israel and dare I say, hate the God of Israel,
Speaker 2: which is what's fueling a lot of this out there,
Speaker 2: who are not going to be happy with certain candidates
Speaker 2: who are not to the left and or not on
Speaker 2: the right side, or not strong enough in the I
Speaker 2: guess the pro Palestinian movement. So that's the direction she's gone.
Speaker 2: That's the first thing that I notice. I also find
Speaker 2: it interesting too. Does she think that she can win
Speaker 2: Pennsylvania now without the help of Josh Shapiro, that's a
Speaker 2: critical state. Does she think she can win North Carolina
Speaker 2: without this support? Well, she's still gonna have the support
Speaker 2: without the name Roy Cooper on the ballot. I don't know.
Speaker 2: Or does she think that there's another path? There's not
Speaker 2: a lot of paths for Kamala Harris at least there
Speaker 2: weren't for Joe. We're still kind of seeing where the
Speaker 2: polling takes us, but we're learning about what Kamala does
Speaker 2: to the ticket after this initial bounce. That's what we're
Speaker 2: still experiencing. This is all gonna level out. And when
Speaker 2: it levels out, and I think that's the takeaway the
Speaker 2: first segment here, when this all levels out, all this
Speaker 2: excitement levels out, when we stop talking about Biden being
Speaker 2: on Mount Rushmore and Hillary excuse me, Kamala, you know,
Speaker 2: is not just the new candidate with the new vice
Speaker 2: presidential pick. You get through the convention and then you're
Speaker 2: staring at the final leg of the campaign, and there's
Speaker 2: going to be attention paid on Kamala's accomplishments, alleged accomplishments.
Speaker 2: The Washington Post has a piece out there about that.
Speaker 2: So that's where we're headed. That's where we're headed. The
Speaker 2: balance is going to drop, the realization of how radical
Speaker 2: this candidate is going to gradually be understood by more
Speaker 2: and more Americans, not enough, but certainly more and more.
Speaker 2: And so that's where this thing is headed. So take
Speaker 2: a deep breath, don't be too worried about this yet.
Speaker 2: I mean, it is concerning to see some of the
Speaker 2: things we've seen in the polls. But again again, this
Speaker 2: is the ceiling, the high point for Kamala. Gonna need
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Speaker 2: When we get back, I want to talk about again
Speaker 2: just this choice, some of Kamala's accomplishments where this campaign
Speaker 2: is heading. We'll do that in due course. My friends,
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Speaker 2: back to my friends, just again talking about Kamala's dece
Speaker 2: presidential pick, Tim Walls, Governor of Minnesota. Here this is again.
Speaker 2: It's something that I candidly wasn't even I knew that
Speaker 2: the announcement was imminent. I knew that it would be today.
Speaker 2: I thought it would be after I had already did
Speaker 2: today's show, to be quite honest, But the announcement came
Speaker 2: out a little bit earlier. And so here we are
Speaker 2: here we are talking about it. So again, the main
Speaker 2: two things, if you're just now joining us, the main
Speaker 2: two things that I think are takeaways here Number one.
Speaker 2: Number one, this could give another little bounce for Kamala
Speaker 2: and Tim Walls the Democrat Party. This is the pinnacle,
Speaker 2: the height, This is the climax. Everything from here, everything
Speaker 2: from here is when reality begins to set in. People
Speaker 2: begin to understand what the ticket is about, People begin
Speaker 2: to understand what this election is going to be about.
Speaker 2: Kamala will be. Kamala will be the most leftist candidate
Speaker 2: that we have had, and that includes Barack Obama, who
Speaker 2: many people try to tell us as centrist. I just uh,
Speaker 2: crazy times, my friends. You know, you can win some
Speaker 2: of these political arguments with people who don't understand politics
Speaker 2: if you can get them to believe that Obama was
Speaker 2: centrist right or that Trump is fascist. It's amazing how
Speaker 2: many things you can do to manipulate people if if
Speaker 2: you can convince them of these things, and those things
Speaker 2: are just simply utterly ridiculous and false. But it's gotten
Speaker 2: the left a whole lot, a whole lot of mileage here.
Speaker 2: And so now there's going to be this initial blip
Speaker 2: of excitement, and there's also going to be the beginning
Speaker 2: of people coming out and attacking this ticket, which is
Speaker 2: precisely what needs to happen, not not personally, but just
Speaker 2: the dangers of the ideas that are represented therein in
Speaker 2: this democratic the Democrat Party's ticket. This is a dangerous,
Speaker 2: dangerous ticket that we've got here. So that's out there
Speaker 2: going on. The Other thing is that this is well
Speaker 2: one of the things that the media is trying to do.
Speaker 2: In fact, I've got a piece in the Washington Post
Speaker 2: that's talking about Kamala's accomplishments. See, the longer this thing
Speaker 2: goes on, the longer it goes on, the more questions
Speaker 2: that have to be answered, the more things that are
Speaker 2: going to be brought to light, the media is going
Speaker 2: to try to hide them from you. The media is
Speaker 2: going to try to make you think that Kamala and
Speaker 2: Tim Walls are very moderate, very reasonable, very responsible, just
Speaker 2: highly qualified, without giving you any evidence of that. They're
Speaker 2: just going to repeat that constantly. In the world of argumentation,
Speaker 2: and when we talk about the certain types of fallacies
Speaker 2: within presenting of arguments, this would fall under what is
Speaker 2: called the appeal to authority. So it's where the authority
Speaker 2: in a matter, let's say, the media, let's say people
Speaker 2: who are political pundits, will just repeat constantly, Kamala is
Speaker 2: ready for the job, Kamala is qualified, Kamala, this, Kamala
Speaker 2: that Tim walls this, Tim walls that, and to where
Speaker 2: people will just say, oh, okay, we've got qualified people
Speaker 2: on one side, and we have a Nazi on the
Speaker 2: other side, so I'll vote for the qualified person, right.
Speaker 2: That's how this works for the low income are assuming
Speaker 2: low information a low income, low information voter, people who
Speaker 2: don't pay attention, who have given up the responsibility of
Speaker 2: thinking for themselves. That's how this game is played. And
Speaker 2: so there's a lot of folks that fall into that category.
Speaker 2: There's also a lot of people that fall into the
Speaker 2: category of being radical leftists. These people are not happy.
Speaker 2: Now remember he's radical leftists. I mean they've there's there
Speaker 2: have been people really all across the political what do
Speaker 2: you want to say, continuum, I guess of the Democrat Party,
Speaker 2: some people who are just liberal, some people who are
Speaker 2: well liberal, left of center, semi moderate, and you've got
Speaker 2: your radical leftists. Many of these folks, regardless of where
Speaker 2: they fall in that spectrum, have not been happy with
Speaker 2: the way that this nomination process has played out. They've
Speaker 2: not been happy. This is a party that preaches to
Speaker 2: them constantly that they are the party that's here to
Speaker 2: defend our democracy. Yet nothing in this nomination process has
Speaker 2: been remotely remotely democratic, which again I'm not saying it
Speaker 2: should be. I'm just simply pointing out the inconsistencies. They're
Speaker 2: telling us they're here to save democracy, which of course,
Speaker 2: we don't have true democracy in this country. We have
Speaker 2: the right to self governance, we have a conceptutional republic,
Speaker 2: we've got a representative republic. There's certainly democratic aspects, but
Speaker 2: we don't have democracy. As I've pointed out countless times,
Speaker 2: not a not a pure democracy, and I'm not suggesting
Speaker 2: we should have one. The founders were concerned about it.
Speaker 2: Pure democracy. The majority should not be able to tell
Speaker 2: a minority of people how they should live their lives.
Speaker 2: They can't take over and take away their personal choices
Speaker 2: and these things that are called the rights that are
Speaker 2: given to us by God. We go through this on
Speaker 2: a semi regular basis, and so that's where you know,
Speaker 2: some of these arguments will will take place even within
Speaker 2: the party, and of course between the two parties as well.
Speaker 2: But this idea, the way, the way that this process
Speaker 2: has worked out so far has not been good for
Speaker 2: the Democrat Party. It's not made them look good. Now
Speaker 2: they're trying to spend, and I see people out there,
Speaker 2: I've seen I've seen posts on social media that say
Speaker 2: the people who criticize this need a lesson in civics. Well,
Speaker 2: that's kind of our whole point. I think you need
Speaker 2: the lesson in civics because we don't have a democracy.
Speaker 2: So quit crying and telling us you're going to save
Speaker 2: our democracy and that Trump's an utter threat to our democracy,
Speaker 2: when in reality your party isn't even run remotely close
Speaker 2: to a democracy. That's not how this is. That's not
Speaker 2: the setup. I'm not suggesting it should be anything different.
Speaker 2: I'm saying you're the ones that are in that are incorrectly, incorrectly,
Speaker 2: very deceitfully presenting the issue. This is not the way
Speaker 2: that it's set up to function, not the way that
Speaker 2: it's set up to work, so that that's upset a
Speaker 2: lot of people, though, and some of those people are
Speaker 2: on the left, And you've got a lot of people
Speaker 2: in the Democrat Party who are pro Israel, and the
Speaker 2: radical left hates I'm talking hates Israel. When I tell
Speaker 2: you often refer to the radical left as the godless
Speaker 2: radical left. And I'm not saying that to be provocative
Speaker 2: I'm saying that because I believe that that's accurate. I
Speaker 2: believe in order to truly embrace the worldview of the
Speaker 2: radical left, one must set aside one mess, set aside
Speaker 2: Juday and Christian principles. It is incompatible to me what
Speaker 2: the radical left stands for, the true godlessness, the pure
Speaker 2: just absolute disgust and disdain, I should say for the
Speaker 2: truth that the radical left has. And of course, of course,
Speaker 2: biblical people who are Judeo I believe in Juday and
Speaker 2: Christian principles, believe and have a respect for the truth.
Speaker 2: Radical left is not. They have a fantasy world created
Speaker 2: in their mind where there is no right and wrong,
Speaker 2: where there is no you know, uh, the discussion of
Speaker 2: morality objective reality, I should say morality, well, and reality
Speaker 2: for that matter, men can be women, all these different things, right,
Speaker 2: There's just there is no truth. We can live as
Speaker 2: we want. That's ultimately what they desire. They're running so
Speaker 2: hard from their own consciences that they have to. It
Speaker 2: impacts the way that they want their politics to be run.
Speaker 2: They don't want people to be able to say to
Speaker 2: preach things on the street. You know, you and I
Speaker 2: might say, if we hear something on the street we
Speaker 2: don't like. We might say just ignore that and move on.
Speaker 2: They can't do it because they know their worldview, their
Speaker 2: viewpoint is an abject lie. And so when you want
Speaker 2: to believe a lie, you refuse to listen to the truth.
Speaker 2: I've heard it said before. You probably have as well.
Speaker 2: If you want to anger a Republican telling a lie,
Speaker 2: if you want to anger a leftist or a Democrat,
Speaker 2: tell them the truth. And there is truth in that. Now,
Speaker 2: rank and file, there are still people in the Democrat
Speaker 2: Party that have been I don't know, brainwashed, hypnotized, hoodwinked
Speaker 2: into voting for some of these candidates. But a lot
Speaker 2: of these candidates have embraced a radical ideology. And so
Speaker 2: Tim Walls is going to be one who takes this
Speaker 2: country further left alone with Kamala this is a dangerous,
Speaker 2: dangerous ticket. They still think they can win some of
Speaker 2: these key swing states. I don't know. This doesn't increase
Speaker 2: their chances of that, I don't think. But anyway, especially
Speaker 2: in a state like Pennsylvania's where you know fracking and
Speaker 2: the rust belt, these things play a factor, and you've
Speaker 2: got people who are very hardcore environmentalist wackos that are
Speaker 2: now at the top of the ticket. So talk more
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Speaker 2: Welcome back, my friends. This again is an interesting pick
Speaker 2: for me. I thought I did. I didn't make a prediction,
Speaker 2: but I was thinking, you know, with the names I
Speaker 2: see here, Kamala is trying to she's going to need
Speaker 2: to appeal to people in the center to win this
Speaker 2: to win this election. That's what I thought, and I
Speaker 2: may that may be right. I don't know, but she
Speaker 2: picked someone that is pretty far to the left, especially
Speaker 2: as it pertains to things like climate change. I mean,
Speaker 2: this is this is a radical, radical governor when it
Speaker 2: comes to things like this. This is not some moderate
Speaker 2: This is not some guy who is, you know, just moderate,
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Speaker 2: an environmental extremist, but at worst is someone who's fully
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Speaker 2: So and the time we have left here, I do
Speaker 2: want to play. I do want to play this sound
Speaker 2: bite from Kamala if I can find it here.
Speaker 3: She is.
Speaker 2: Here, it is this is I don't know who's who
Speaker 2: she's even talking to here. She's sitting in her red
Speaker 2: chair looks like a gaming chair. Maybe she's maybe she's gaming,
Speaker 2: I don't know, but she is telling people that they
Speaker 2: need to be woke. Everybody needs to be woke. So
Speaker 2: maybe this was a this was before the announcement was
Speaker 2: made with Tim Wallas. Maybe this was a maybe I
Speaker 2: should have seen this for what it was, which is
Speaker 2: a wink and a nod to the candidacy of the
Speaker 2: most radically left person in her list of candidates for
Speaker 2: vice president. Maybe that's what this was. Although I don't
Speaker 2: know if Kamala does stuff like that. I don't know
Speaker 2: if she can pull that off. But anyway, she says
Speaker 2: everybody needs to be woke. I want you to listen
Speaker 2: to this. This is I mean, I would say that
Speaker 2: this is terrifying if you truly understand what she's saying here.
Speaker 2: Here she is no, we have to stay woke, like
Speaker 2: everybody needs to be woke.
Speaker 1: And you can talk about if you're the wokeist or
Speaker 1: woke her, but just stay more woke than less woke.
Speaker 2: Yeah, just stay more woke than less woke. So she's
Speaker 2: out there saying that this was a term that politicians
Speaker 2: ran from. This was a term the media tried to
Speaker 2: tell you didn't mean anything. So the term they said
Speaker 2: was made up by right wing extremists and so forth.
Speaker 2: But there is a thing that is woke, and what
Speaker 2: do we mean. Let's identify it. Let's define it here.
Speaker 2: Something the left doesn't like to do with words, but
Speaker 2: we will do that because words turns out mean things.
Speaker 2: So what it means to be woke is this idea
Speaker 2: that says that says that someone has come to the
Speaker 2: realization and about how fundamentally unfair America is and they
Speaker 2: are now woke. They are woke to that reality. They
Speaker 2: are woke to the fact America is racist and homophobic
Speaker 2: and anti LGBTQIA plus or whatever it is.
Speaker 3: Next.
Speaker 2: That's what it means to be woke, and they embrace
Speaker 2: as policy some of the most absurd, ridiculous, and dangerous
Speaker 2: positions that are imaginable. This is where it becomes suddenly
Speaker 2: okay for men, bearded men to dress up like I
Speaker 2: don't know, a Disney princess, go to the local public
Speaker 2: library and read Disney stories to them. That's where this
Speaker 2: stuff becomes becomes possible. This is why suddenly, at your
Speaker 2: local school you have high school boys that are competing
Speaker 2: against girls in track or in volleyball or whatever sport.
Speaker 2: This is why you have bathrooms that are not gendered anymore,
Speaker 2: as they say say, this is why you see moral depravity,
Speaker 2: if I may say it around our places of government
Speaker 2: are places of education, everywhere where this wokeness takes root.
Speaker 2: This is why you have places where certain races have
Speaker 2: to apologize, in particular, the white race have to apologize
Speaker 2: for being white. This is where terms like white fragility
Speaker 2: come from. Kamala wants more of this. Kamala wants more
Speaker 2: of this. She doesn't doesn't know if you're the if
Speaker 2: you're woker or woke us, as she says, she just
Speaker 2: wants you to be more woke than not. These people
Speaker 2: are telling you who they are. These are dangerous, dangerous
Speaker 2: people unqualified to be anywhere near the White House. My
Speaker 2: friends and I have to go music, kids telling me
Speaker 2: it's time to wrap it up. Have a great day, SDG.