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Speaker 1: Oh oh my gosh, what a weekend. It's beautiful. It's
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just like I'm fall, you guys. It feels like fall. Finally.
It's so great. I've got all my pumpkin decorations out.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, I do.
Speaker 1: I'm like Halloween early September. I'm Halloween out in my house.
So excited about Halloween and then like that's the gateway
to Christmas. Basically, so excited, you guys. All right, coming
up on today's show, there's a debates martnight, y'all. Did
you know that? And we have a preview? Uh huh
the Cheneye remember them, you guys, remember the Chenese. They
desperately need your attention, all of it, okay, all all
of your attention. Also, surprise the media lies about Vance
and guard your pets if you're in Springfield, Ohio.
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up on the show today.
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Speaker 2: Before we even get into like the venmos that we
have to shout out from over the weekend, there is
going to be a Goonies sequel?
Speaker 1: Is that what's his name?
Speaker 2: The oldest dude?
Speaker 1: Yes, be who's he's He's going to be in it?
What's his name? Josh Brolin, Josh Brolin, he's going to
be in it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you're a fan.
Speaker 7: Really?
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Apparently like a bunch of the kids are coming back
in their fifties. Yeah, but they're coming back.
Speaker 1: Oh my god. Okay. And then Martha Plimpton, remember her,
She was not listed in the returnees, so I'm not
sure about her.
Speaker 2: But like the little the guy that was the gadget guy,
the little Asian.
Speaker 1: Guy, the little Asian dude, he's going to be back.
Speaker 2: He's going to be back. Corey Feldman is going to
be back.
Speaker 1: Yet he's going to like leave his music career and
come back. He's such a.
Speaker 2: What I'm hearing, And I don't know how to feel,
you guys, because this is one of those movies that,
like is the timeless classes classics, and I just don't
know that you mess with that.
Speaker 1: I don't. I get mad. Listen, I shake breaks. Every
time they remake or do sequels to any of those
timeless classics, I get really pissy. I'm just putting it
out there. I don't like it. I don't like it
when they do that because it just ruins it. It ruins,
an't I know?
Speaker 2: So I just needed everybody to know that with me
because I'm kind of in that. I don't like, there's
a little part of me that's like curious and excited
because I love that movie. But oh my god, I
love it. Please don't ruin it, you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: I feel like they're going to ruin it. They're going
to woke afy it.
Speaker 2: You know they are, well speaking of things that are
getting ruined. Super Bowl halftime, the show is going to
be Kendrick Lamar, hence my name today and I gotta
be honest. I decided to go look today to remind
myself because I was even telling my husband yesterday. Ron
was like, do they just no longer care about boomers?
Like they just only hear about their younger viewers? And
I was like, yeah, I guess so, And I said,
but I'm sure you know, once he gets going like well,
we'll be like, oh, yeah, I know that song. We
just didn't know that that was a Kendrick Lamar song.
I went onto the Google machine today to see what
are his top five hits and I played them, No idea,
no idea, Right, they all sound the same, and they
all sound dreadful, and that is what it sounds like.
To shake a rake.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you're definitely shaking rags at Kendrick Lamar for sure.
And it's that is a gen z thing.
Speaker 2: Oh my god. And did you know he's only five
to five? Like he's anybody hello, Yeah, there he's five
five Wow. As soon as I lot his name in Google,
that's the first thing that came up, because somebody's really
extraordinarily short.
Speaker 1: A lot of them are like that, like Sylvester Still.
Let all those guys, Tom Cruise, all those guys are.
Speaker 2: At least in like the normal male. I know me up,
I don't.
Speaker 1: I don't think so. I think they're pocket people. They
are like little tiny pocket people. It's and then on
screen they make them look gigantic.
Speaker 2: Right, It's like, okay, so let me just show you
from Friday that we got this uh rumble rant from
the ballpit Cruise saying I love Trump. However his humor,
by the way he digs Kamala loses the votes. He
needs concentrate on those people. Dems do it, but those
in the middle don't view it in the same it's
the same show restraint we need you. That is from
Baba Baba and from Jesse Call. This was on Friday,
and I must have just missed it. We must have
just shut down when this came through. But she said, please,
my family, we are laying to rest today our sixteen
year old cousin Tyler, who could no longer fight his
battle with cancer after two years.
Speaker 1: They you so childhood cancer? Oh my god, Yeah, just awful.
Speaker 2: Awful, awful. And then uh from our friend who always
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Speaker 1: Oh my gosh.
Speaker 2: And then I think, oh, did I miss one? I
think I missed one watching late Today. No, I guess
that was it.
Speaker 1: I think he got them.
Speaker 2: I think I got him. Yeah, yeah, Okay, all right,
so thank you very very much for those. Appreciate those
as always, and now we're going to get into some
news and we're going to kick it off because listen
the debates tomorrow night. We got a lot to cover
with respect to previewing the debate. But there's also the fact,
and we told you about this last week. I guess
that Liz Cheney had come out and surprise endorsed Kamala, which,
like nobody was surprised at at all, but her dad,
Dick Cheney, also came out to endorse her as well,
saying in our nation's two hundred and forty eight year history,
there has never been an individual who is a greater
threat to our republic than Donald Trump. He tried to
steal the last election using lies and violence to keep
himself in power after the voters rejected him. He can
never be trusted with power again. As citizen, we each
have a duty to put country above partisanship, to defend
our constitution. That's why I will be casting my vote
for Vice President Kamala Harris.
Speaker 1: You know, I think he's a threat to is the
deep state and you're part of that, and is he
He's about two hundred and forty eight years old too,
isn't he He is, right? I mean, I can't believe
that guy's still alive. It's remarkable.
Speaker 2: He's hanging in. He is hanging in. And Scott Jennings
was talking about this on CNN in a way that
Scott Jennings only can So it's so funny here.
Speaker 9: Is Kratz have called Dick Cheney a war criminal for
twenty years, and now all of a sudden they're clapping
like seals to get his endorsement. This does not strike
me as people who are interested in listening to your
conservative viewpoints. They are hungry for power. They will take
Dick Cheney's endorsement today.
Speaker 2: It's so true, like it is.
Speaker 1: It is people that the left hated, right, They're like,
it's grotesque. Actually they hated him, and they were like
they're warmongers, and now they're they're They're like, ooh, yes,
like warmy harder daddy.
Speaker 2: That's what they do. Now.
Speaker 1: I don't these people are so gross now, I just don't,
you know, Yeah, it's this is but they whatever whoever
and whatever they have to do literally to get power,
they're going to do that. They're going to embrace those people,
and that's what they're doing. And it's it's so funny
to me how the the Chenese can't see that they're
using you gross yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and how and how much they have, how ridiculous
they sound compared to what they said. I mean, we
showed like an earlier tweet about Kamala from Liz Cheney
from twenty twenty when Kamala was first running for president,
and she ripped her as the biggest danger ever. And
it's just ridiculous that now they're willing to just give
the country over to communism without a second thought. I mean,
it's vile. Now, correct me if I'm wrong. But isn't
it true or is it somebody else that I'm thinking
of that Dana Bash's husband was one of the fifty
one people that signed that big letter saying Hunter Biden's
laptop was disinformation Russia from Russia.
Speaker 1: I don't know, but that sounds about right. That sounds
like that could that could track? I feel like that track. Yeah.
Speaker 2: I may have her confused with somebody else, but I
feel like I have that all right.
Speaker 1: They're all in stuff us, you know.
Speaker 2: Yeahah, yeah, I'm pretty okay. So yes, okay, I do
have that right. So it is her husband who is
one of the signers. I don't know if Tom Cotton
knows that when he makes this dig in an interview
about Dick Cheney and Liz Cheney's endorsement of Kamala but
he's talking to Dana Bash and I just loved this.
Speaker 6: Was Vice President of the United States for eight years.
He was a senior member of the House. He was
chief of staff to Jerald for It. He worked tirelessly
to advance Republican policies for a long time.
Speaker 4: You don't think.
Speaker 6: His endorsement of a Democrat with that kind of pedigree
is going to make a.
Speaker 10: Difference with this I really don't.
Speaker 6: I remember Trump voters who aren't sure about Harris.
Speaker 11: Well, I mean, some of this is probably that Donald
Trump beat his daughter in her last election by thirty
nine points. I think most Americans are going to look
at this race and compare the records they have against
the very unusual race. When you have a president who
served in office who brought good times to America, and
you have Kamala Harris, a San Francisco liberal who has
brought to America exactly what you see in San Francisco
as well.
Speaker 2: Yeah, dang it did he okay, because there was a
part in that interview where he talked about the fact
that it's way worse that this was Russian disinformation, and
he didn't mention her husband, Like but you had to
know that.
Speaker 1: She was like, you know, oh, you know, he knows right,
you know, he knows it's Tom Cott. Hm, I know,
I just I love her and it's and it's don't
you think it's extraordinary that Kamala has Dick Cheney and
Oprah and Putin as endorsers, like those are her endorsers.
You guys think about that Carrect good for you?
Speaker 2: Yay? Well, and Liz Cheney was doing I don't know,
some sort of sit down with somebody. It doesn't even matter.
But like she she was asked about how she what
she makes of this debate that's happening, and she has
the absolute audacity to say that Trump and Vance, well,
I'm just gonna let I'm just gonna let you hear it.
I don't want to give it away, but listen to
what she says about Trump and Vance. She's she's awful.
Speaker 12: For advising Kamala Harris going into this debate on I
guess Monday or Monday or Tuesday, Tuesday with Donald Trump.
You know, he's not a fun or easy a debate obviously,
What how do you think she should proceed?
Speaker 2: Look, I I think that.
Speaker 7: You know, uh, every every opportunity that Donald Trump gets
to show the American people who he is, he pretty clearly.
And look, his running mate is doing this too. I mean,
you know, this is my diplomatic way of saying it.
They're misogynistic pigs and.
Speaker 10: They love it.
Speaker 2: Laddie's love it.
Speaker 1: Well, I mean she was raised by one, so she
should know, right. Yeah, her voice it's like nails on
a chalkboard, isn't it. She's she just she's so triggered
by this guy. She's so triggered. She has such extreme TDS.
The misogynist thing in what way? How are they misogynistic? Seriously?
What is it? Is it the cat lady thing? Is
it because she is a deep down she's a cat lady?
Is that what it is? So she's triggered by that.
I don't I don't understand what her deal is with
I mean, I know she thinks that he is a
threat to democracy and all that kind of stuff, but
there is there. She's feeling so threatened because this guy
is I say, this guy Trump is a He's a
threat not to democracy, but a threat to the deep
state that she and her father represent, and she just
can't have that because it's the old guard. He he
and her are the old guard, and they have been
living this lifestyle and living in this way for so long,
and this guy Trump, he threatens all of that. And
she is just so butt hurt about it. You can
just see it on her bitter, nasty face, like her
joyless face.
Speaker 2: And I thought, like I thought at first that this
was just like TDS right like me. She hates himself,
my god, but she is also now supporting other Democrats.
So it's not even just about Trump in your state.
I mean, I have never gotten more Ted Cruz ads
on Twitter in my life, and he is in the
battle of his life right now against Colin Allred. She
is now supporting Colin.
Speaker 7: Allred is the hell somebody I served with in the
House and somebody who really when you think about the
kind of leaders our country needs, and going to this
point about you know, you might you might not agree
on every policy position, but we need people who are
going to serve in good faith.
Speaker 2: We need people who.
Speaker 7: Are honorable public servants and in this race, so.
Speaker 1: I'll be working. Yeah, people who are going to open
up the border. This is it's it's insanity. Know who
you vote, like, know who you are voting for when
you vote. You can't just say, well, this person has
an R after their name, so they have my best
interest in mine, because this ship doesn't. I mean obviously
we know that now, but there are a lot of
ours that are they don't have your best interest in mine?
Speaker 2: And we got to get to the beef. What is
her beef with Ted Cruz?
Speaker 1: Now, like what she's well she's a Democrat, so my god.
Speaker 2: Yeah, wow, it's just.
Speaker 1: Awful, completely awful. You do not want Alred you don't, Yeah,
you don't.
Speaker 2: And oh my gosh, Texas needs to stay.
Speaker 1: Oh my god. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we act loud.
Speaker 1: Yeah for crying out loud, we do. It's like we
got to hold the line, especially here. I'm unbelievable that ship.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they clearly just want all of your attention, like
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Speaker 1: I mean it's really fast to get through that they
have to.
Speaker 2: Right, because there's so many like legal schmible hurdles that
they got to jump through just to get their message
out because of the government. Right Yeah, So blame the
government for mumbo jumbo at the end of that. Right,
all right, let's get into the because that's obviously happening tomorrow.
Does anybody know what time is it?
Speaker 6: Nine?
Speaker 2: It's probably nine.
Speaker 1: Mack is like, ah, geez, I gotta stay up and
watch that shit. Yeah, In nine. You guys, it's probably nine.
I guarantee you it's nine.
Speaker 2: It's probably. Yeah, it's nine.
Speaker 1: Which is eight Central, which eight my time, which I
can handle. I can handle eight.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's great. You think it's gonna be like a
two hour debate or when we already know it's ninety.
Speaker 1: Minutes, okay, an hour and a half we can handle.
And two breaks really, two commercial breaks?
Speaker 2: Yeah, two commercial breaks ninety minutes long. It's gonna be something.
And there's obviously a lot of chitter chatter about it already.
There was a fellow on MSNBC who made an interesting
I guess observation of Kamala here it is.
Speaker 10: So the stakes are high.
Speaker 14: And remember she's the most unknown known person in the country.
Most people know he's the best president of the United States.
Ask them to tell you one or two other things
about her. Particularly among swing voters in swing states, they
might struggle a little bit. So this will be the
last two months of this campaign are a battle to
define her. Donald Trump start to define People don't like him.
Doesn't mean they won't vote for him, but they don't
like him.
Speaker 1: I like him.
Speaker 14: People don't know necessarily how they feel about her. And
I think this debate is really critical. Is it Donald
Trump's definition of Kamala Harris that people glom onto or
is it Kamala Harris's definition of Kamala Harris. Obviously that's
a huge difference in terms of winning and losing.
Speaker 1: I mean, he's accurate from a leftist perspective, but the
whole unknown known person is spot on. And that's because
they've they've taken the same strategy they did with Biden,
as they've hitten her in the basement yep, and a
lot of us are like, get out of your basement,
like we know we're onto you this time, we know
what you're doing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and she's got one of those super weasily spokesman,
like the just soy boy manlet guy with the class,
the little nerdy guy. And Dana Perino was she she.
Speaker 1: Was having it good. Yeah, she rushed about good. I
love that wasn't happening.
Speaker 2: She just was not going to put up with the spin.
And so this was a This runs a little bit long,
but I thought she did a fine job, and this.
Speaker 15: One heard from her, and I know that she did
the speech in New Hampshire. But the President Trump, for
all the interviews that he's on, that he's willing to
take questions everything. Is it a risk to put all
your chips on one debate when she hasn't really been
able to do any sort of Q and A with
anybody except for in debate prep.
Speaker 16: Well, i'd reject that she sat down with Dana Bash.
Speaker 10: For a long interview on CNN at.
Speaker 15: Air one interview in forty seven days.
Speaker 16: Well, you know, I know you guys are just now
paying attention to her now that she's the presidential candidate.
But she's done about ninety interviews this year as the
vice president, and people maybe weren't paying attention or listening.
She's taken questions from reporters on the campaign trail so
far in this camp pain people who are covering her
every single day. She's going to do more interviews than
on Press Moore and take more reporter questions. Of course,
she's going to do that over the course of this campaign.
But I think that she's going to explain to the
country on Tuesday Night what the difference in this election
is and the choice between President Trump and her, and
who has the right vision for the future.
Speaker 4: Are we ready?
Speaker 16: We're going to keep doing what Donald Trump's been doing
for the last decade, or are we going to turn
the page and look forward to Well?
Speaker 15: People think well, but Ian, First of all, she hadn't
done a lot of interviews and.
Speaker 2: Saying debate preps going well, she's she's taking them the president.
Speaker 15: But here's the last thing, which is do the American
voters not need to hear from her directly? She wants
to be the commander in chief. We've paid attention to her,
and you guys don't like that either.
Speaker 17: So the interview is funny.
Speaker 2: Go ahead, I'll give you the last funny.
Speaker 16: I hear the question, and it's funny because it's like
you're acting like she's in the witness protection program. She's
been trapped on across the battleground states, talking to thousands
of people in packed arenas, arenas that are much more
packed than what President Trump is speaking.
Speaker 15: Beaches are great, but it's different from doing an interview.
And also, she hasn't had to explain why she has
done the flip flop on fracking, the Green New Deal,
Medicare for All, and now even.
Speaker 16: Dana, you're Dana, not you Dan Dan David last week
on CNN in a fulsome sit down interview, asked her
questions about all those things. So I just think it's
inaccurate to say she's not answering these questions.
Speaker 1: God that guy what a weasel, right, But she's not
easily interviews.
Speaker 2: She's done.
Speaker 1: No, she really she hasn't. Wow, good try, good try though, dude,
A nice effort. Nice effort there, Beta Mail.
Speaker 2: I loved her in the background, going, come on, Dana
Perino gets pissed.
Speaker 1: You know, things are bad because she's so wholesome, you know.
Speaker 2: Well, And speaking of straws, she brought up the whole
straw thing. That was something I was not on my
bingo card this weekend. But just as a flashback, here
is what Kamala said the last time she was running
for president about banning plastic.
Speaker 18: Straw and straws are a big thing, right now, Yeah,
do you ban plastic straws?
Speaker 4: I think we should, Yes.
Speaker 19: I mean, look, I'm gonna be honest, it's really difficult
to drink out of a paper straw when you had
if you're just like, if you don't blulp it down immediately,
it starts to bend and then you know, the little
thing catches it and then you know, so we got
to kind of perfect that one a little bit before.
Speaker 11: So you ban it, but rely on innovation.
Speaker 19: I mean, we got we got it. Yeah, innovation is
a process, right, you don't just do it. Innovation is
a process. But but you know, let's let's encourage innovation.
And you know, I think we could do a little
bit better than Okay, why not.
Speaker 1: Let's just ban it, you guys? Why not?
Speaker 2: I think we should. I think we shure it's like it.
And then, just like every single one of her other
policies that she's flip flopped on, she doesn't come out
and say no, I no longer believe that her team.
Speaker 1: Her team is doing it. Obama's team is doing that.
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 2: They're like, oh no, no, no, no, she plastic straws are
a okay, she does not support banning them. Now she's
not having to answer for it.
Speaker 1: We didn't do that. We didn't do that at all,
you guys.
Speaker 2: I saw too that Alex Jones said that she's gonna
be doped up on Mollie for this.
Speaker 1: Den't wait, what is molly again? Because I don't do drugs,
so I don't know what is it.
Speaker 2: I think it isn't that the isn't that a kind
of like, isn't it in the ecstasy family where it
just makes you super super happy and like ecstasy?
Speaker 1: That's right? Yeah, okay, so but I feel like that
would be a bad idea. I don't know. That's when
he said, Yeah, people are saying, Okay, speed is not ecstasy, right,
I feel like, no, that's a whole other thing, two
different things. I feel like, if she's gonna be hopped
up not quayludes, Have you guys ever seen Wolf of
Wall Street? Like that would be hilarious if she was
on quayludes, Like that would be like she'd be up
there going my name is gone the lah Like that
would not be a good look and it would be
funny as hell to watch. Yeah, people are saying, Molly
is ecstasy. Okay, I'm sorry. I don't do drugs, so
I don't know. An I don't want to know that.
I want to know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, right now, listen, we all know that she's ridiculous,
but there are people who are inexplicably snowed by her
because of all the dumb Astery. We've talked about that
at Nauseum. We talked about dumb Astery last week and
how many dumbasses there are that are going to vook
for her, and they are also sending her piles and
piles and piles of money. You guys, the money she has.
Speaker 20: Made dollar is in August mainly three times Donald Trump's
fundraising hall last month one point through me and people
gave to Harris for the first time. Sixty percent of
all donors were women, and twenty percent of the donors
were Republicans or independents. What do these numbers tell you
about the vice president's movement that she's building.
Speaker 21: Yeah, Revin, that was three time times what Donald Trump
raised in August, So a couple of things. Number one,
I think it shows the fact that this enthusiasm you're
seeing on the campaign trail. You know, the tens of
the fifteen thousand people we got in Detroit, the nearly
nine thousand people that we got in Savannah, which is
a huge number for that part of the country. You know,
the twelve thousand people that we got in Philadelphia. We
could go on and on all day about the numbers
that she's getting in these rallies. That enthusiasm and excitement
is actually channeling and turning into grass for instonations.
Speaker 1: It's all Listen. I know people are saying this is
all fake. I don't think think some of it is
not fake. So why would you not discount it?
Speaker 2: You just it's not happening.
Speaker 1: That's don't discount this because we discounted the whole member.
Speaker 2: Everybody's like, it's.
Speaker 1: Gonna be a red wave memory a red wave in
twenty twenty. Yeah, same people, and then we got yeah,
and then we got completely creamed. So please don't say
this is fake. Please just stop it, stop it.
Speaker 2: It's not fay. That money is not fake, right, people
in the crowds are not fake. You know why miss On,
you like underestimate how many dumbasses share.
Speaker 1: There's I mean, walk around, go go to your local
family Dollar, you know, like walk around Walmart sometime and
tell me they are not dumb people just seriously like
report back because they exist in the world and these
are and women like, there are dumb women out there.
Speaker 2: So we're like, she's got a lady part.
Speaker 1: I'm an it's yeah, you guys, you cannot just say
this is just all fake and our crowds are fake
and everything's ba. No, it's there. It's some of it
and some of it's real. Some of it is in
fact real.
Speaker 2: Let's get back to the debate there. CNN Chris Wallace
asked one of his CNN panelists who is more likely
to make the biggest gaff of debate night? And here
was her answer.
Speaker 22: Do you think is more likely to make a gaff?
Speaker 4: Here?
Speaker 3: I think it's Harris. And that's not because I think
Donald Trump's not likely to say something that's out there,
but rather that Donald Trump saying something that's out there
or odd is in some ways priced into how people
feel about him. Where because Harris is the way voters
think about her is still a little bit more in flux,
And because she really has not been in an unscripted
format for more than ten to fifteen minutes at a time,
only once with Dana Bash. I just think there's a
real there's more of a disagree with saying something that's
going to make these voters for making up their minds
go ugh, never mind.
Speaker 6: I don't think I couldn't disagree.
Speaker 1: Where do they get these panel people?
Speaker 23: Did?
Speaker 1: They just like go on the street and they're like,
you want to be on a panel, you want to
be on Come on, you're homeless, Come on, like this
is what they do. My god, these people like put
them in hair and makeup or something for crying out loud.
I think it's going to be Harris because she's we're
used to Donald Trump being Donald Trump.
Speaker 2: That's and that's what she said. I think she was right.
I used to were baked in right, of course it is.
Speaker 1: We're used to him, just because she's never speaking ever,
and so anything that she says, we're gonna be like, wait,
what does she say? Because she's locked her basement obviously,
and that is to her detriment, Like they should have
had her out there speaking all the time and doing
interviews and then maybe she wouldn't run the risk of
being a gaff machine. But no, they're not doing that.
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cherry on top is that I get to catch my
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about it. It's not working, but at least I have
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Speaker 2: Ev Utar says, good morning, Chicks from New York. Was
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and Kamala commercial came on Fox during one of the breaks.
Forty people just yelling boo in unison. Maybe there's hope
for New York. Love it, love it. Christina Palmer says,
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When and where is your next meet and greet? I
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of twenty twenty five, Yeah, and it'll be somewhere in Texas,
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Speaker 2: September twenty twenty five. Hang on for your information, but
that's what we know so far. Alexandra says the Left
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I couldn't miss my chicks during a layover before heading
to Croatia. And then the Great Gatsby says regarding the Chenese,
I declare no take back sies. Yeah, we don't want them.
Speaker 1: We don't want them at all.
Speaker 2: Chris Christy has been part of Donald Trum not only
transition team the first time that he was president, but
also his debate prep team, so he knows very well
what it's like to help Donald Trump debate and he
explained what that what he expects debate prep is going
like right now to Jonathan Carl.
Speaker 4: Helped Donald Trump prepare for a debate. You have seen
this all play out. What is going on with him
right now?
Speaker 15: How do you think he is actually getting ready for
this debate?
Speaker 4: He doesn't get ready.
Speaker 24: I mean, as someone who was in charge of debate
prep in twenty sixteen and twenty twenty, for him, it
was a constant struggle.
Speaker 4: There were times when we.
Speaker 24: Would go and debate prep would be scheduled, we'd go
in to sit with him and he would just say, no,
I'm not doing it, and that would.
Speaker 4: Be it, and he just wouldn't happen.
Speaker 24: And so my guess is that you know, especially now,
as you said in the lead up, you know his
seventh general election presidential debate, he really doesn't think he
needs to prepare. He believes that just whatever his gut
instincts are or what's going to carry him, he will
allow people to speak at him for a while. I
will guarantee you there's been no mock debates that ever
has been.
Speaker 4: He won't allow it, won't permit it.
Speaker 24: So he will be typically Donald Trump, which.
Speaker 4: Is he's to go in there and wing it. And
that's why I think what.
Speaker 24: Kamala Harris does in this debate is significantly more important
than what Donald Trump does, because he's gonna be him.
He's just gonna wing it. You're gonna you've seen this
show before. She's the one that's going to get the
most attention it got.
Speaker 1: He's so bitter, isn't he so bitter and angry?
Speaker 2: I'm just gonna get esty to like do a mock
debate with him though it's just like I am, but
he's been burdened by what has been I.
Speaker 1: Mean, easy to get christy and donut. He's so mad.
I just I do think he's wrong, though, I think
that Trump has done a little bit of prep. I mean,
it's not like he's talking to Trump, so how would
he know. I don't know why they interview these people.
They interview these people because they're bitter and angry and hateful,
and they're like ooh, that'll be so great to put
on TV. Because Chris Christy hates him. Let's get him,
call him up, get him on the come on, let's
get him on. I mean, it's just so stupid that
that's what these networks do. But I mean, he's not
talk to him, so I think he's actually Trump is
actually prepared a little bit and he probably got with
Tulsi and they did a little bit of prep. But yeah,
he he for the most part, he does, you know,
just fly by the seat of his pants because he
knows his shit. He doesn't have to prepare.
Speaker 2: All of it.
Speaker 1: It's like his Gagillian rodeo. And so he doesn't have
to like use notes or stand up or like have
you know, he doesn't have to be Kamala. Kamala doesn't
know what she's doing. She's freaking out right now. Trump doesn't.
Trump understands what his policies are. There's the difference.
Speaker 2: Do you think that they'll that she'll be dumb enough
to try during the debate to pin Project twenty twenty
five on him?
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, they're still doing that. I mean, I still like,
I'll watch the shows on the week I was watching
over the weekend people still are doing that.
Speaker 2: Oh, I know that people are. But like during the debate,
when he's right there and he's said a million times,
this is not my plan.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think she will because she'll be like, well,
tangentially or whatever, She'll be like you, you you get
some of those ideas from those people or those people
worked for you, so what, She'll probably try to still
pin those things on him.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we'll try that.
Speaker 1: And it's because it's it goes back to the whole
like how he will. I don't think he'll ever be
able to separate himself from that because it is just
so ingrained in liberals' minds that he's connected to that somehow,
which is dumb. He said it a million times. I'm
not connected to it. I have nothing to do with that.
I have my own agenda. Go read it as opposed
to your website that has zero policies on it.
Speaker 2: Well, now it does, and we'll get to that. Yeah,
she did add all of the policies out there. Well
she did it, her team did, because they've told her
what to think. She never explains her Yeah. So really,
Jennifer Rubin, who is one of the people that continues
to try to Pin Project twenty twenty five on Donald Trump.
She don't forget this is somebody that calls herself a
Republican one. Yeah, psycho, this woman is psycho. Listen to
the crazy that comes out of her mouth during the
segment on MSNBC.
Speaker 25: I think the abortion issue will be handled by both candidates,
because I'm sure Harris will be better than biding and
being able to as we've seen over the last several weeks,
to prosecute the case of Trump's position on reversing reproductive
rights in this country.
Speaker 18: I think she used this the same pote she did
in her speech at the convention. They are out of
their minds if they think women are going to allow
the government to track their periers, if we are going
to allow the government to regulate or ban IVF, if
they are going to force teens who have been raped
or are the victims of incest to be forced to
give birth. And I think she just has to say
that emphatically, and when either she or He bring up
the topic, then she simply has to say. He'll say
anything to get elected. He even now wants to be
the champion of abortion rights, but his supporters are supporting
him because he repealed Roe v Way because he appointed
justices who rolled these things back. And I think to
her prosecutorial skills, if the moderators don't bring up and
it would be journalistic malpractice if they don't, she's got
to bring up the fact he is threatening to imprison
his enemies. He is threatening a bloody roundup of eleven
or twelve million people.
Speaker 2: He's putting a bloody roundup.
Speaker 1: It's going to be bloody, you guys, the roundup, It's
going to be bloodyhank God. And tracking of the period
first of all, she needs to take a retainer out
before she goes on air. It's very distracting.
Speaker 2: Is that what that is?
Speaker 1: Or I don't have like a probably probably not, but
it sounds like she has a retainer in but I
what they But yeah, listen the whole tracking of the
periods saying what it's that is the dumbest Seriously, are
you kidding me?
Speaker 2: Come on, do better, just do better.
Speaker 1: And there again, there are dumb people, dumb women out there,
like they're gonna.
Speaker 2: Track our periods. It's gonna be a handmaid's tail.
Speaker 1: It's gonna be on a big power point. Jadie Vance's
computer I'm so freaked up.
Speaker 2: Are you kidding? This is what you're talking about?
Speaker 1: I can't. I just can't with these women. They're so dumb.
That is the dumbest thing ever. Oh my god, there's that.
And then yeah, I hope that they do round people
up and deport them. I hope they do.
Speaker 2: I actually don't need to be bloody. They just need
to be put on a plane and.
Speaker 1: Say, right, where does blood come into this? I don't know, like,
why does it have to be bloody? It's ridiculous, but okay,
it's a little hyperbolic.
Speaker 2: Griff Jenkins also gave a debate preview.
Speaker 26: Listen, I mean to pick up on Molly's point a
little bit. I think you also have to realize that
Harris has never been on a debate stage this big
in her life. This is President Trump's seventh time, three
times against Hillary, twice against Biden during COVID and then
recently against Biden. No candidate in history has ever been
in that so many times. And so while you're seeing
Harris sort of downplaying expectations in hopes of well, do
no harm, have a few good lines, he may be
right at the media's like, see, there was a zinger.
Speaker 4: She got him.
Speaker 26: But I think on the other hand, if you're Harris,
you're doing this debate prep for days, hold up in
Pittsburgh because you know that ultimately you're playing in the
super Bowl for the first time, and you've got more
than anything to lose, particularly if there's only one night
we're going to see this before the election fifty nine days.
Speaker 1: But she's going to be so nervous, you guys. I mean,
she was nervous during the Dana Bash interview, so nervous
during that, like visibly anxious and nervous, and she had
her emotional support dude with her. Can you imagine what
she's going to be like with Trump on a debate stage.
I can't wait for this. I'm like, seriously, I can't
wait until tomorrow night. I am just ready for it.
I'm gonna get popcorn. It's gonna be an event.
Speaker 2: I do not know what to expect.
Speaker 1: I'm nervous discomfort. There's going to be discomfort for her,
and I'm there for it. I'm there. I'm there, you
guys there because I'm ready. I'm ready for the discomfort.
Speaker 2: I wonder if they'll ask her at all about the
cover up of Joe Biden's cognitive decline.
Speaker 1: They probably go holl in that the questions will be
softball questions. But he will not let He will not
let her off easy. Trump Trump will he will hold
her feet to the fire. He's just not good. And
then my question will be will she be like Kavanaugh
kame a lot or will she be think he's so mean,
he's so orange and me she can't. If she comes
off as a victim, then that will be like a
deal breaker for a lot of people in this country,
because it's like, listen, if you're gonna be miss victim pants.
Speaker 2: I don't think I've seen her do that. I've seen
people do it for her, but I've not seen her
do that. Yes, she cann't expect her to do that.
I just wonder if she's going to be giggly or
like you said, come, is she gonna be Kavanaugh Kamala?
Speaker 27: You know what.
Speaker 1: I feel like she's going to try to come in
like like Kavanaugh because she can't be anything else. She
has to promote strength.
Speaker 2: But what about all the joy She's supposed to be
all joyful and cackleie, Oh my god, you guys, it's
gonna be so much fun. It's a trip. It is
going to be a trip. Simone Sanders is she's super weird.
I don't like her. And remember how Trump was almost
assassinated just weeks ago, Like people have just decided to
forget all about that.
Speaker 1: But he's forgotten about it. Yeah, and shooter and all
the events surrounding it. It's like we just we're all
forgetting about it because it's drunk.
Speaker 2: Well, and now remember how like shortly after that, there
was all this talk about lowering the temperature, toning down
the rhetoric. Right, Well, now it's just eat it right
back up, case in point.
Speaker 4: Some owe don't play in the gutter. And she's got it.
She's not going to do it, right, but don't go
down there with it.
Speaker 17: Well, but sometimes when they go you got kick them.
Speaker 2: You.
Speaker 1: Got them in the kick them, maybe do other things
that are worse than kicking them, right, That's what I'm saying,
right right, So so much for lowering the temperature. Yeah,
when they go low mm hmmm. Kamala did do an interview.
I guess it was a radio interview with some buddy
some I don't know who, but she did an interview
and I've got just few a few really quick clips
from it. First, she was at about all kinds of
people thinking that Trump is going to handle the economy
better than she could. And what is her response to that.
Here's what she said.
Speaker 28: Vice President har is still people believe that he can
handle the economy better. What would you say to them
that are listening to you right now? How could you
change their minds that you could do it? And even better?
Speaker 29: Well, you should look at what I've accomplished thus far.
Speaker 2: And okay, we've left why everybody thinks Trump will do better?
Speaker 1: It's a case. Okay, well then we're done. We're done here,
move along. Let's get somebody new, because inflation sucks. Everything sucks,
big dumpster fire lady, bye, Oh my gosh.
Speaker 2: And then she tried to talk about taxes, her tax
plan and how she's all like miss middle class and
she wasn't handed a silver spoon like Trump was talk about. Bitter.
This is what it sounds like.
Speaker 28: And I'm glad you mentioned the middle class because they
are the heartbeat of America, and yet many believe that
everyone lives off of them and they get very little
in return. But some are skeptical about the economic plan
that you have put forth, and they say that it
would result in higher taxes. How would you address those
fears and reassure them about your approach?
Speaker 29: Now, actually, what it is going to do is, first
of all, it is putting more money in the pockets
of the middle class people. And I come from a
middle class background. Unlike my opponent who had a rich
daddy who helped him start his career and then he
went bankrupt multiple times. I come from a middle class background,
raised by a working mother who put all of her
hard work into me and my sister Maya.
Speaker 1: And now you suck off the American taxpayer. Okay, all right,
But here's the thing, Like, the Democrats are the party
of elites. Now make that mistake. We are the party
of the working class. It's flip flopped, it really has.
I mean, I think that there are a lot of
Democrats that feel like they're part of a party that
for the working class. You're wrong, You're absolutely one hundred
percent mistaken. That's not how it is anymore. You're the
party of big government and the elites, the rich people.
You are the party of the rich people. So Kamala
represents rich people. Republicans represent working people and the middle class.
That's it. That's data. You can look at the data.
That's who we are. So she is a liar.
Speaker 2: This last clip is my favorite because you can hear
her turning a page, like you can hear her reading
her answer, and she's reading an answer about turning a page.
Speaker 10: And so.
Speaker 2: That's why this clip is my favorite.
Speaker 28: To address Hispanic Americans who may be on the fence
about which way to vote on November.
Speaker 30: Fifth, listen, I think that it's time to move forward
and to chart on the way forward. We need to
turn the page on this Trump era.
Speaker 10: You know this person who has talked.
Speaker 1: About this, Oh my god, good luck doing that at
the debate, lady, because you can't.
Speaker 2: No notes, no notes for you, no notes for you.
But she did, like I said, she's got policies. Now,
I know this is hard to read, but it's just
show you that if you go to her campaign page,
she does, in fact have all of her policies listed.
This first part is just about the economy. Then she's
got like a separate section on all kinds of things.
Speaker 1: There's no how some of this stuff is ridiculous, like
cut taxes from middle class families. Why hasn't she done
that already?
Speaker 2: You got these all open, like you can expand all
of these.
Speaker 1: Like make rent more affordable and home ownership more attainable
by what giving like free handouts to illegals.
Speaker 2: Yeah, pretty much. And like you say, you get twenty
five thousand dollars in credit if you're trying to buy
a first time home when you're like a first generation person.
Speaker 1: I mean, what in the hell, like I grow small
business and invest in entrepreneurs. Okay, I'd like to know
how she's gonna do that because I know that if
she gets into office, our taxes will go up as
a small business. Oh yeah, so how's that going to
grow us? It's gonna cripple us, take on bad actors
and bring down costs. So she's going to go after
small businesses.
Speaker 2: And grow that just because they're a ready.
Speaker 1: So that just like it goes against what the previous
thing said. I mean, these people are I can't. I
just just they're just making it up as they go along,
right pretty much?
Speaker 31: Pretty much?
Speaker 2: Yeah, And they're also trying to make up This is unbelievable.
You know who Stephanie Rule is from MSNBC.
Speaker 1: Yes, the rule is spelled with like an age in there. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so we know based on her actual voting history
and record that Kamala is to the left of Bernie Sanders.
You go vote, so we know this. We don't need
anybody's opinion about it. It's simply a voting record fact.
And yet here's Stephanie Rule.
Speaker 32: And for anyone out there who is saying Kamala Harris
is far more progressive than Joe Biden, she's not. Look
at the number she just put out this week about
long term capital gains tax. What Kamala Harris is guilty
of is being a black woman. And for someone who's
not actually paying attention to economic policy, they're saying she
must be more progressive.
Speaker 33: She's not.
Speaker 10: She's not.
Speaker 1: Stop take it from steph And if you don't believe it,
you're racist. They're doing I crap again, Just stop stop it.
Speaker 2: I'm so tired.
Speaker 1: I'm so over that.
Speaker 2: Right, and then Bernie said the quiet part out loud.
One asked about Kamala's flip flops.
Speaker 34: I'm Vice President Kamala Harris as a progressive. She has
previously supported Medicare for all, now she does not. She's
previously supported a ban on fracking. Now she does not.
Speaker 2: These Senator are ideas that.
Speaker 34: You have campaigned on.
Speaker 2: Do you think that she.
Speaker 34: Is abandoning her progressive ideals.
Speaker 35: No, I don't think she's abandoning her ideals. I think
she's trying to be pragmatic and doing what she thinks
is right in order to win the election. My own
view is slightly different. I think that in America today,
there are a lot of people, rural people, working class
people who no longer believe that the United States Congress
and government represents their interests dominated by big money interests.
So I think that there is something wrong personally when.
Speaker 1: We are the anyway. Yeah, he's like, I'm asking you
once again to elect the line commie fraud.
Speaker 2: She's just saying what she needs to do to get elected.
Speaker 1: Exactly just like a politician does. She's lying to you,
he said, the quiet part, how loud naing it? I
know he said it. He just said it, My god.
Speaker 2: Okay. And then if you still are under the mistaken
impression that the that the media isn't completely in the
Democrats pocket, let me just remind you about Penzi's spices.
You guys, remember Penzi's. They've been long talked about because
the owner of Penze Spices is such a radical lib
and makes no bones about telling his customers that putting
out store you know, like store emails with all kinds
of politics, and he's just awful. And so Kamala of
course decided to visit a Penzi's over the weekend, and
the Washington Post reporter this is what this is what
they report on. Kamala Harris just went to Penzi's and
bought creamy peppercorn dressing based Fox Point seasoning, Trinidad lemon
garlic marinade, Turkish seasoning, and Tuscan sunset salt free Italian seasoning.
This is a this is a wappo story, you guys.
Speaker 1: I love your response because I just.
Speaker 2: Can't like, what is this something that they are tweeting out?
Speaker 1: Well, that's the Washington Post.
Speaker 2: Nobody gives a shit what she bought.
Speaker 1: God right, these people are insufferable. Oh my god, I
look forward to using my new seasonings.
Speaker 2: I loved Stephen Miller's response to that. He was like, hey,
can you post the clip of Kamala comforting the grieving
families of Abbygate thirteen, or do they have to visit
a gourmet spice store to find her.
Speaker 1: Well, they wouldn't be welcome in that gourmet spy store.
They wouldn't be welcome. That's true.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there was also when she went into the spic store,
there was a crowd of people, throngs of people there
to welcome her, and there was this crying woman who
was like overcome with like celebrity gaga over meeting her. Yeah,
and I'm not even going to show the whole thing
because it was way too nauseating, But Kamala like rushed
over to hug her because all of this was going
to be on camera naturally, and so she wanted this
scene to be caught.
Speaker 1: I'm really worried about her.
Speaker 36: We're gonna be fine.
Speaker 4: We're gonna be fine. We are all in this together.
Speaker 10: Yes we are.
Speaker 2: We're gonna be I mean, is she okay?
Speaker 1: Like seriously, I worry about people like that.
Speaker 2: Is she all right? Like you like, what's wrong with So?
Speaker 1: What is she crying about the fact that the country
is a mess because Kamala did that. If she's crying
about the state of our union right now, which I'm
assuming that's what she's crying about. Oh, God help us,
save us. She's in office, lady, she's the vice president.
She did this, So what are you crying about. You
should be crying that she did it. Oh my God,
Like I know, she's a grown ass woman. Quit crying.
Speaker 2: I don't know when this clip was from, but you're
going to see it before and after because somebody has
this clip, which you'll see after you see the full
clip run. Somebody has modified it and made it infinitely
better than it was originally. But once again, this is
just such a good example of Kamala finding herself to
be so funny, hilarious and hilarious. There's no one more
tickled by Kamala than Kamala. And at the end, she
is so tickled and so giggly about her own story
that she claps for herself. You guys, And this is
about Starbucks coffee. So here's what I said to her.
Speaker 19: Here's what I said to her. So you know how
those lids are because this is I'm just gonna.
Speaker 1: Speak the Starbucks.
Speaker 19: So you know how those lids on those Starbucks cuts.
They're white, right, and so if you were a lipstick,
they get all over the lid. And so then I
find myself in meetings if I'm the only woman, and
that's kind of and so I keep taking the lid
off and having my cup out so that I don't
have that big lipstick mark on the lid. So I said,
can we do something about the color of the lid?
Speaker 1: Oh my god, go home, call you're drunk. She's drunk.
And seventy said, and I saw this over the weekend too,
They said it to the Seinfeld track. That's what I'm
going to show you.
Speaker 2: That's brilliant.
Speaker 1: Yes, it's brilliant, all right, because this is it's brilliant.
So this is it.
Speaker 19: So you know how those lids on the Starbucks and
so if you were lipstick, they get all over the lid.
And so then I find myself in meetings if I'm the.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, that's so perfect.
Speaker 10: It is.
Speaker 19: This is why I love people.
Speaker 2: This is why it.
Speaker 1: Restores my faith in humanity. I mean, it could not
be more perfect.
Speaker 2: It's so great. I know, that was just the greatest.
Speaker 1: Jerry i Fald sitting back on Yeah, that's it's perfect.
And actually it's perfect. It really did.
Speaker 2: It really made so much better.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: And then lastly, you know how Mika we showed this
clip Gosh weeks ago about how mad she was. Everybody
continues to mispronounce Kamala's name. Right, Somebody put together a
little montage and guess who one of the people are
that mis pronounces? Is it Meka?
Speaker 4: What? No?
Speaker 9: What?
Speaker 37: The hate campaign against Kamala Harris has begun. You'll notice
they purposefully pronounced her name wrong. Kamala Harris Kamala, Harris Kamala,
Harris Kamala, Harris.
Speaker 20: Kamala, Harris Kamala, Harris Kamala Harris.
Speaker 23: But as Kamala said, Kamala Harris Kamla, and I.
Speaker 20: Are Kamala Harris Kamala, Harris Kamala, Harris Kamala, Harris.
Speaker 38: Kamala, Harris Kamala, Harris Kamala, Harris Kamala, Harris.
Speaker 7: Kamala, Harris Kamala, Harris Kamala, Harris is Kamala Aamala, Harris Kamala,
Harris Kamala, Harris Kamala, Harris Kambala, Harris Kamdla.
Speaker 34: Harris and Kamala Harris was a very good prosecutor.
Speaker 14: Kamala Harris Kamala, Harris Kamala, Harris Kamela, Harris Kamala Harris,
Kamala Harris.
Speaker 5: And I know her Kamala was first Bala Kamala Harris, Kamala.
Speaker 10: Harris, Kamala Harris, Kamala Harris.
Speaker 34: Mela Harris, Kamala Harris, Kamala Harris.
Speaker 37: And to the Kamela point, they purposefully pronounce her name wrong.
They say Kamala. They do it all the time. It
is on purpose.
Speaker 2: Kamala Harris, Kamala Harris, Maala Harris, Kamala Harris, Kamala Harris,
Kamala Harris Meala.
Speaker 10: Harris was talking about this.
Speaker 2: Kamala Harris, Kamala Harris, Kamala Harris.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, they're so full of hate, these people,
so full of hate.
Speaker 2: You know you were bad about it too.
Speaker 1: You thought it was like not okay for people to
mispronounce her name.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't like it because it's just Kamala thing
that people can get Kamela like about, you know what
I mean?
Speaker 1: Except for they do it too. Who cares? Yeah, Kamala
Kamala Kamala Yeah, no constant, Yeah, let's do like tomato
tomato nobody knows, nobody just.
Speaker 2: Why now like herd yard signs, Like what you can
see out there. Sometimes if you're seeing yard signs, is
literally a picture of a comma and just la and
that's it. That's the whole yard sign because people just
want to know they can. That's how you say her name,
Yama uh.
Speaker 4: Good.
Speaker 2: Meanwhile, the press made a big mistake, of course, not
in JD Vance's favor, but when Jade Vance was recently
talking about the school shooting in Georgia, he had talked
about how he hates it that this has become such
a fact of life, that there are crazy, crazy people
out there, and then you know, he went on to
say a lot of other things, but the media glombed
on and then mischaracterized what he said. And Kaylee mcnanney
gives that report well.
Speaker 17: In the wake of the heartbreaking and deadly shooting in Georgia,
the left wing media is exploiting the tragedy to twist
Senator JD Vance's words about the shooting.
Speaker 1: Watch this.
Speaker 17: This is the Associated Press the accused Vance of calling
school shootings quote a fact of life. You are looking
at the headline, It reads quote JD Vance says school
shootings are a fact of life, calls for better security.
But wait here is what he actually said.
Speaker 4: Then we have to think about how to make this
less common.
Speaker 39: Now, look, the Kamala Harris answer to this is to
take law abiding American citizens.
Speaker 4: Guns away from them.
Speaker 39: That is what Kamala Harris wants to do. But we
have to ask ourselves, we actually have been able to
run an experiment on this because you've got some states
with very strict gun laws, and you've got some states
that don't have strict gun laws at all. And the
states with strict gun laws, they.
Speaker 4: Have a lot of school shootings.
Speaker 39: And the states without strict gun laws some of them
have school shootings too. So strict gun laws is not
the thing that is going to solve this problem. What
is going to solve this problem? And I really do
believe this is Look, I.
Speaker 4: Don't like this.
Speaker 39: I don't like to admit this. I don't like that.
Speaker 4: This is a fact of life.
Speaker 39: But if you're if you are a psycho and you
want to make headlines, you realize that our schools are
soft targets and we have got a bolster security at
our schools so that a person who walks through the
front door, we've got a bolster security so that if
a psycho wants to walk through the front door and
kill a bunch of children that they're not able to.
Speaker 23: Yeah.
Speaker 17: Now, under pressure, the AP quickly fixed their headline, deleting
their tweet and adding that Advance laments school shootings. But
that didn't stop The Washington Post, in New York Times,
ABC NBC from stirring the pot with headlines like these.
Morning Joe admitted that Advance had been taken out of context.
Speaker 12: The truth of the matter is he's right that at
this moment this is a fact of life, and in
fair this his full comment was, I don't like.
Speaker 4: That this is a fact of life. He said.
Speaker 40: We don't have to like the reality we live in,
but it is the reality.
Speaker 4: We live in.
Speaker 17: So wait, Vance is right, Where are all the headlines
slamming Willie Geis for saying that. But there's the media,
and then there's the Democrats. Charlie, here's the Democrats. They're
still doubling down on the line. Kamala Harris. School shootings
are not just a fact of life. It doesn't have
to be this way. Kamala Harris Headquarters.
Speaker 16: JD.
Speaker 17: Vance responds to the deadly shooting of Georgia by saying
it's a factive life Hillary Clinton, we know regular mass
shootings aren't a factive life quote Vance or something that
we just have to get over quote Trump. They're just
doubling down on these lies, acting like these two candidates
don't care about children and shootings, and they very clearly do.
Speaker 1: It's unreal, isn't it.
Speaker 2: Hillary?
Speaker 10: Shut up?
Speaker 1: Hillary, let me take all the seats. Yeah, are you
running for something? Yeah? And then maybe you should do
your due diligence and find out if he actually, like
what the full context was before you shoot things out
of your pie whole. And they don't do it, and
then they're never held accountable for it, and they never
backtrack and they never say, hey, I shouldn't have said
that because that's not what he actually said. These people
have no accountability and they have no shame.
Speaker 2: I know. It's just it's vile how they the links
that they'll go to mischaracterize, Right and Vance. I mean,
it's just Advance is one hundred percent correct.
Speaker 1: He is a thousand percent correct on this, and I
agree with them wholeheartedly. Why is it that that schools
have less protection than all of these damn politicians? Why
is that? Why is it such a Why is it
that they're so willing to suppress the notion of securing
our schools? Why do they want to do that so badly?
Why you would.
Speaker 2: Think that they would want our kids to have the
same protection or better protection than they also do, right,
And they don't, they do not. Okay. Lots of little
news items to get to, like within this sort of
video Monee. One of those things being that the hush
money case, the trial in New York, the sentencing for that,
this is where Trump was convicted for the hush money case.
The sentencing has been delayed until after the election.
Speaker 10: I was good to see the secretary.
Speaker 38: Yes, this is a breaking news coming from the New
York City courts. Judge Wan Marshall, who has been the
presiding judge over former President Trump so called hush money case,
has made a determination that he is not going to
go ahead with the September eighteenth sentencing date for the
former president, that it will be delayed until after the election.
Speaker 2: So that's a thing that's still thing that's happening, just
not until after the election, and it'll be right after
like it'll be before Thanksgiving.
Speaker 1: Okay, So is everybody sick of all this? Where you
chant so sick of it, like I'm just I mean,
I can't be the only one.
Speaker 2: That's just sick of all this. You're definitely not okay,
all right, definitely not. Also, the job's numbers, We've talked
to you guys before about how they keep getting revised
down because the Democrats just I guess they can't count.
I don't know what's going on, but they keep getting
revised down. And it's so interesting to hear different media
outlets and how they talk about the job numbers. So,
for first you're going to hear from I don't even
remember what channel, this is, probably CNN, but they want
to present the the the lower than expected job numbers
as something that's not that bad because they're not. Our
economy is not collapsing entirely, you guys. That's the coming guy.
Speaker 14: Listen, have breaking news new jobs numbers just in These
could be the most important numbers of the year with us.
Speaker 31: Julia Chatterley, What do they show and what do they mean?
Speaker 33: I've got good news and bad news. The good news
is that it shows the slowing jobs market, not to
collapsing jobs.
Speaker 2: Mark bad it is it's.
Speaker 33: Not gonna help addressed the question of what the Fed
does later this month, but you can push me if
you want to. So what we got is the jobs
added for last month, one hundred and forty two thousand jobs.
That's less than expected. We were hoping for around one
hundred and sixty thousand.
Speaker 2: So that's CNN.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's listen, it's bad, but it's not collapsy.
Speaker 2: It's not collapsey.
Speaker 1: Come on you guys, it's a little joy.
Speaker 2: Just focus on the joy. Have I shown you my
new spaces right? Okay, there's all spicy. So here is
Stuart Varney with a little bit more realism.
Speaker 22: Okay, this shows a weakening economy. I'd refer you to
specifically to a revision in the numbers for June and July.
We added eighty six thousand fewer jobs in June and
July and initially reported, and we've just reported one hundred
and forty two thousand jobs added to the economy in
the month of August.
Speaker 4: That is a weakening economy. I think.
Speaker 1: The more how to report that news, no attention to
the jobs market paid, no attention.
Speaker 2: Look look, and that's of course an initial number, right,
so that'll probably be revised down.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, now because they're lying. They just lie and
lie and lie, and then they're like, look at the joy,
look at this, Look at this crying woman that loves
me so much. It's just a comp mental case.
Speaker 2: And then when you start digging really deep into the
job's numbers, you start to realize that native born American
citizens are not making progress in job growth at all.
Speaker 31: For worrying, part is again like the part time versus
full time employment. This is part of a broader, longer
trend where native born Americans have made literally no progress
in terms of employment in the last five years. In
other words, there are a fewer native born Americans employed
today than before the pandemic. All of the job gains
on net have gone to foreign born workers, and by
the way, the BLS admits on their website that that
category includes an unknown number of illegal aliens. We can
only surmise, given the huge influx of those illegal aliens
that we have seen under the Biden Harris administration, that
they are continuing to make up a larger and larger
portion of this workforce and therefore displacing some low skilled
American workers.
Speaker 2: It is such bull crap.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and listen, I know, as people will be like, well,
they pay taxes, not all of them, Yeah, a lot
of them probably don't. It's you know what that that
says to me is that the takers are so outweighing
the makers, and that we've been on that slope for
god so many years.
Speaker 23: Now.
Speaker 1: Eventually the levee's going to break. It's happening.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there's cities that are really really suffering. We'll get
to one of those for our schlong today. But yeah,
I mean it's become utterly unsustainable. I mean it's just
it's not We're not okay. This country is not okay.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: And then meanwhile, Biden is still going out and making
speeches and not sounding good when he does it. And
this I've got a couple of clips of him. This
first one he's talking about all the money he spent
and then somehow saying in the same sentence that they've
cut the budget, which make this make sense?
Speaker 23: Bill I got passes so said that Biden couldn't do it.
Guess what a trillion, three hundred billion dollars over ten.
Speaker 1: Years, that's our money, and let.
Speaker 2: Meduce the budget.
Speaker 1: At the same time, Oh my god, he is insane.
Grandpa is screaming again, good lord. Okay, So he's bragging
about spending our money that we don't have. We're broke,
you guys, and he's like, I'm spending all this money. Woo.
Speaker 2: No it's and then the sheep, the dumbasses are like,
oh my god. So, because you know how often he
likes to tell lies things that have been debunked over
and over and over and over again, he's telling the
story about how Trump wouldn't visit a cemetery or a
grave site because of the suckers and losers that were
buried there, which is is never a thing that he said.
And even though they try to attribute that to John Kelly,
even John Kelly didn't hear that himself. He says he
heard that through somebody else, Like it's all such bullshit,
and yet Biden uses it in his speech and he
gets all, I should have taken him out. I was
gonna punch him out, Like this is so level.
Speaker 4: Doesn't get it.
Speaker 23: He refused to visit American cemetery in France, so I
was just new because according to his own chief of staff,
a four star of mare in general, Trump said, those
servicemen bury their suckers and loose.
Speaker 1: I can't. I'm done. I'm so.
Speaker 4: Because of you're in Iraq.
Speaker 23: I'm just happy, and I mean this in front of
my heart.
Speaker 4: What I'm glad I wasn't there. I think I would
have done something. He would have too. What is he heroes?
Speaker 1: What is he talking about?
Speaker 4: He's the sucker, He's the loser.
Speaker 1: I'm surprised he didn't bring up Charlottesville like in that
same I'm.
Speaker 2: Sure he probably did.
Speaker 1: Like he's doing the same string of bullshit that he
was like spewing. I'm surprised in Charlotte's as.
Speaker 2: His eyeing people both sides. His eyes are so vacuous.
Speaker 1: It's like he is dead inside.
Speaker 10: He is.
Speaker 1: I'm not trying and I'm not saying that to be mean,
but like when you see his eyes are black, you guys, yeah,
there's something. There's like something else is driving the car.
He's not there anymore. They need to stop putting him
out there at this point. I know, it's like it's
terrible for the country. Just stop, just stop creating Grandpa around.
It's not it's a good idea.
Speaker 2: It's time.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Also, Senator Kennedy, just because right, there's always something he
always has this way of putting things, and he is
describing the absolute just swampy, awful people that are in
DC terms.
Speaker 41: You see the worst in Pete. You know, uh, I
know many people in Washington to see that would would
they would unplug your life support to charge their cell phone.
Speaker 1: I can see that. I totally can't. We've seen some
people like that. He is a treasure that must be
protected at all costs. He's like one of the good ones.
And there's not many good ones, you guys, know, there
are kind of just very love you know, the bar
is very low, and he's a good he seems like
a good man.
Speaker 2: He's a good egg. Also, remember all this talk that
now that Elon and now Trump have also they've both
talked about this commission that that Elon suggested Trump start
once he's in office about government efficiency. It is only
just now that I realized why he wanted to name
it that, And you guys, because isn't that the greatest
I know?
Speaker 1: I saw that yesterday.
Speaker 2: I was like, yes, I just did not put that together.
And now it's like the best thing ever.
Speaker 1: Leave it to him, right, leave it to him. God,
I wanted to do this so badly. You guys, that
should be the best thing, I mean between him and RFK,
and like it would just he has got to get elected.
I get elected. This has to happen.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, I just love Also, Elton John, of
all people, has given an unintentional masterclass on how singers
pop stars should deal with Trump if they don't support him,
And I thought this was just really classy and I
was glad to see it from sir Elton John.
Speaker 40: I know that you're not a supporter of Donald Trump's.
He loves your music. How did it feel when he
took the lyrics to rocket Man and he used it
as a nickname for Kim Jong un and then he
gave Kim jongleiant.
Speaker 10: I just good on your Donald.
Speaker 42: I'm the rocket Man.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 42: Donald's always been a fan of mine and he's been
to my concerts many many times, so I mean I've
always been friendly towards him, and I thank him for
his support. Yeah, when he did that, I just was hilarious.
Speaker 2: I mean, that's the way to do it.
Speaker 1: And he went on to do it. And how do
we know exactly that he's not a supporter of Donald Trump?
I mean they're friends, so I'm sure he supports him.
Like on a personal level, I thought that the way
that that guy asked that question, I was like, you're
kind of a dick to ask it in that way,
you know, like it was kind of a leading question.
People do that all the time when it comes to
Donald Trump, and that rubs me the wrong way, Like,
just let the guy talk about him in the way
that he wants to talk about him. Yeah, And I
like the Rock was asked about him this this weekend too.
There's a couple people that have started, like celebrity wise,
that are now starting to just be like, you know what,
I'm just going to talk about him in a friendly way.
And I think and good for them for doing that.
I feel like they could have done that four years
ago and not been so been so afraid to talk
about the fact that they like Donald Trump. I mean,
because so many celebrities liked him before he put our
next to his name. But good for Elton John. He
seems like, you know, he's just like I don't give
a crap.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean he's been to my shows. He's great.
That was funny. Yay, right, everybody should that way. Yeah,
this doesn't need to be food fighters all the time,
just everybody calmed down, exactly okay for Schlang today. I
don't know if we have any watchers or listeners from Springfield, Ohio,
which is not a place that I ever suspected would
be in the news for being overrun by Haitian illegals,
And yet here we are. It's gotten to the point.
And this is a tiny little town. This is like
a town of sixty thousand people, and now they've got
a third of the town now is now Haitian illegals.
And that's bad enough on its face, but now there
are all these horrifying reports of these illegals stealing pets
and eating them, like just regular cats and dogs and
like eating them and going to ponds and just grabbing
ducks and geese and strangling them and eating them. Like
these people are psycho here. Just yeah, Like here's a
guy just carrying around a goose. Right, So there's all
these reports they're eating local pets, geese, and ducks. The town,
with the population of only fifty eight thousand has had
to accommodate twenty thousand h migrants. God, this is absolutely insane.
There was a Facebook post from someone there saying warning
to all about our beloved pets and those around us.
My neighbor informed me that her daughter's friend lost her cat.
She checked Page's kennels, asked around. One day, she came
home from work. As soon as she stepped out of
her car, looked towards a neighbor's house where Haitians live,
and saw her cat hanging from a branch like you
would do with the deer for butchering. They were carving
it up to eat. I've been told they're doing this
to dogs. They've been doing it at Snyder Park with
the ducks and geese. I was told that last bit
by rangers and police. Please keep a close.
Speaker 27: Eye on your animals. My god, And what the hell
is going on? They're going to try that with my
great danes. You try not if you tried doing that
with my great Dane.
Speaker 1: I I'm just I'm speechless when it comes to this, like,
what are we doing? What are we doing in this country?
Speaker 2: It's so much worse. There's so many different angles to
this story. So for example, here's one just related to
the housing that Fox reported about.
Speaker 10: Refills.
Speaker 43: Ohio was facing a significant housing crisis as thousands of
Haitian migrants have arrived on their doorstep doorstep. Because of
the federal government, the Haitian migrant population in the city
has skyrocketed to an estimated fifty to twenty thousand. That
is about one third of the city's entire population.
Speaker 2: And here's another Facebook post saying, Listen, just wanted to say,
all the shit you're seeing isn't an exaggeration at all.
The number of car accidents, hospital confrontations is insane. My
aunt walked into a women's restroom at the grocery store
last month and was screamed at by two grown naked
men taking a shower in the sink. Oh my god,
this is out of control. And this is Springfield, Ohio.
Speaker 1: It's in Ohio. Yeah, what did the Clintons take care
of all the Haitians? Weren't they the ones who were
supposed to be helping Haiti millions and millions and millions
and millions dollars They thought they were supposed to be
the ones that were helping Anyways, just side note, I
guess they weren't helping much. Now It's okay, So we've
got this influx in Ohio. I just I'm looking at
this and I'm like, Okay, this is small town, right
that our congressmen and our senators, they don't have to
deal with this.
Speaker 2: They don't have to know that they choose these cities
on purpose.
Speaker 10: Uh huh.
Speaker 1: Yeah, this is the thing. It's kind of like in Texas,
you know, like a lot of these these politicians are like,
this isn't a problem. You know, legal immigrants, they're not
a problem, right because you don't have to deal with it, right,
You don't have to deal with the problems because you
live in your little gated communities and you have to
deal with this crap. So now I just listen, I
see this. It's all every town is a border town. Now,
every town, every city is a border city. Every state
is a border state. Like this is happening all over
our country. This is why to port them, deport them all.
This is just your growth.
Speaker 2: People in Springfield are getting fed up and they're now
speaking out at their city council Meeting's got a couple
of examples. Here's one woman who's gonna just she's gonna
have to leave her house.
Speaker 23: Noel, thank you.
Speaker 44: I live at four twenty six Northwestern Avenue, Miss Skinner,
who I'm not trying to put on the spot is
my neighbor.
Speaker 4: Just talk to me, ma'am.
Speaker 44: Thank you so much, and I'm done with what I'm seeing.
It is so unsafe in my neighborhood anymore. I have
the homeless that we're trying to camp out, and I
have made concessions with them, and I try to help
them the best I can to keep them from trying
to squad on my property. But it is so unsafe.
I have men that cannot speak English in my front yard,
screaming at me, throwing mattresses in my front yard, throwing
trash in my front yard, and I can't. I look
at me. I weighed ninety five pounds. I couldn't defend
myself if I had to. Husband is elderly, and last night,
after living in this home for forty five years, he said, no,
well guess what it's time to pack up and move.
He said, we can't do this anymore. He said, it's
killing both of us.
Speaker 2: Mentally.
Speaker 44: I don't understand what you expect of us as citizens.
I mean, I understand they're here under temporary protected status
and you're protecting them. And I understand that our city
services are overwhelmed and understaffed. But who's protecting us? If
we're protecting them, who's protecting me?
Speaker 23: Yeah?
Speaker 44: I want out of this town. I am sorry. Please
give me a reason to stay. Thank you.
Speaker 1: You know what enrages me is that she's begging and
saying please. Those people work for her. It is their
responsibility to keep her safe, and she's like, please help me,
please you guys, when is enough enough? I mean, the
responsibility of government is to keep you safe. That is
their number one job, and they have failed us.
Speaker 2: They failed us.
Speaker 1: I'm so sick of this shit. I just like, on
a just a massive scale, everybody, we are frogs and
the boiling water. Like everybody's just like, I mean, it's fine,
it's fine, right, it's fine.
Speaker 2: They have failed us. It's like, you pay.
Speaker 1: Taxes, and a lot of them. We fought a revolution
over a tea tax. I say that all the time,
and it's like people are just like, I mean, it's
fine that I paid twenty eight thirty thirty five percent.
That's fine, it's fine, totally fine. And then this that
woman is literally begging these people to help her that.
Speaker 2: Just stay in her home, that's all going to do.
Speaker 1: That's their number one job. And she's begging them. They
work for her, they're her employees. I mean they've forgotten that,
they've all forgotten it.
Speaker 2: There was another woman who spoke at the same meeting
who I don't have the whole thing, but I'll just
give you the rundown before what you're about to hear.
She talks about why looking down some of the because
she grew up there, she was born there, lived there
our whole life, and she she has fond memories of
all of these parts of town that are now completely shattered.
Speaker 5: I feel like we have been invaded by some sort
of pest. I'm angry that my friends and family are
packing up and moving away. Not I'm angry that foreigners
are using up the resources that were set up for
the Americans that reside here. I'm angry that another country's
flag was being flown in our city. I'm angry when
I see our businesses and recreational areas littered with garbage
left by people that do not know or understand our
laws and culture and are making no attempt to learn
about them. And let me be clear, this is not
about race. This is about people being given the privilege
of coming here from another country and having no respect
for our people, our land, or our life's work. People
living their life here the way they did in Haiti, angry, stealing, polluting,
live in filth, and acting like animals. These are not civilized.
People opening containers in our grocery stores, helping themselves to
what's inside and throwing the rest onto the shelves and floors,
pulling off of the highway to publicly clean and gut
the roadkill lying there in front of anyone that passes by,
stealing animals from farmers and leaving their severed heads at
the side of an old school where children play, relieving
themselves in public, making some barbaric stew out of the
birds that live in our park. This is insanity, and
it has to stop. What will become of Springfield? Where
will we be in five years? The thought terrifies me.
Will it be some sort of dystopium wasteland with most
of our original residents having moved away, and those that
cannot afford to move being locked inside their homes living
in fear. This thought is keeping me awake at night.
I just want the old Springfield back. I know it
was far from perfect, but at least it was still ours.
Speaker 2: Thank you.
Speaker 1: Beautifully put, absolutely beautifully put in. Raging it beyond, yes,
beyond and raging. This is not okay. These people pay taxes,
Get out, Get them out of there. Twenty something thousand
out of fifty eight thousand residents. I mean, they had
fifty eight thousand residents. You bring in twenty something thousand illegals.
What are you gonna get. You're gonna get chaos, You're
gonna get mayhem. That's it. They're done. That town is done.
I know they ruined.
Speaker 2: Oh that, and the impacts have been such. I mean,
you hear those stories, but then you also hear other
side stories that are just so unbelievable, but it gives
you a sense of how deep the impacts go. So,
for example, you're about to hear from a grandpa whose
daughter has a little boy ready to go to preschool,
and what they told this woman about her son coming
to preschool in Springfield, Ohio will have your head exploding.
Speaker 45: And if you watch my channel, you know I live
in small town, Ohio.
Speaker 4: So she goes takes.
Speaker 45: Him down to the meet and greet, they tell him,
tell her.
Speaker 4: That she has to hire.
Speaker 1: A translator, Oh my god, with her.
Speaker 45: Own money in order to send him to preschool because
he is the only student that doesn't speak Spanish. Really,
so obviously she didn't do it forty out of preschool
and this so this migrant problem is not it's not
a red state blue state thing because I live in
a red state and we're just overrun with him.
Speaker 1: I mean I can't. Yeah, so she has to hire
her own translator. Yeah, and this is the thing. So
they're driven out of there. You don't want to leave,
But as a parent, I'd be like, we're done, I'm out,
We're gone. I mean, you want a better life for
your kid, so you go, you leave, and theving up
your town. You're giving up your town. And it's like,
this is what they want you guys. This is what
democrats want. This is what liberals want. It's it's the
strategy they want you to give up. I mean, this
is insane. We we have got to take back our cities,
we've got to take back our towns, we've got to
take back our country, and we've got to get these
people out of here.
Speaker 2: There was one a cop was called about a lost
cat and what this woman saw with this cat, and
you're going to see the body cam footage.
Speaker 27: You do.
Speaker 10: Why'd you kill the cat? Smile for me? God, I
like that. Did you eat that cat? Did you eat it?
Speaker 4: Now?
Speaker 10: Why'd you kill it? Did you? Guys see all this?
Speaker 45: No, we caught up and she was just slaying near
with he she was eating.
Speaker 10: You call the society, see if they'll come pick those
cat up. It's to see.
Speaker 1: Oh my god.
Speaker 2: I just goes, I mean, just disgusting, savage and animals.
I goes, freaking animal. Here's another angle, and this will
be the last one about this topic, but there this
is also so imagine that you're just living your life.
You're in Springfield, You're just a regular person, obeying all
the laws, and then because of this added population, here's
what happens.
Speaker 10: Fucking matter Now.
Speaker 36: So I just got off the insurance company, well, got
off the phone of the insurance company, and was told
that my insurance went up because of the cost of
doing business in my area. I have two vehicles, two
nice vehicles that i'm you know, it took a loan
an on and both of the drivers, me and my
wife have good driving records, no accidents and over I
mean she's never had an accident. I had an accident
with a T. It was probably number fifteen. Sixteen years ago,
I had an accident and my insurance has gone up
over one hundred dollars a month within six months. God,
I pay over four hundred and twenty dollars a month
for insurance.
Speaker 1: For full coverage cars.
Speaker 36: They are they're nice looking cars. So I live in Springfield, Ohio,
where the influx of Haitians are, and we have had
an enormous amount of car accidents because they don't know
how to drive. So now because of that, my car
insurance has gone up significantly.
Speaker 1: Unreal, unreal.
Speaker 2: I just I can't. I cannot believe that these people
have to deal with this. All they were doing is
all the right things, and this is how their government drives.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the people that we pay to take care of us. Again,
they got to rise up, man, these people. This is
out of control, you guys. We gotta do something about this.
This is crazy.
Speaker 23: This is a kick.
Speaker 1: We cannot give up our country because it's you think
it's just one town. It's not just one town. M M.
This is a cancer and it will spread.
Speaker 19: Yep.
Speaker 1: It's it's starting to be everywhere, and every place is
a border town. Every place this is what they want
and we cannot let them have it. Okay, you guys
have a wonderful Monday. We will talk to you tomorrow.
Speaker 41: Hi.
Speaker 2: Everybody,