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Speaker 2: What is the job at a.
Speaker 3: Chinese Oh, Jack Carlson, this is the manifest So good
Speaker 3: Jack Carlsol that are too has died I know, at
Speaker 3: age eighty two.
Speaker 4: Unknown for a long time when they put him. That
Speaker 4: video was recorded in nineteen ninety one. He was arrested.
Speaker 4: It was a case of mistaken identity. He was drunk,
Speaker 4: he admitted that, but they thought that he was like
Speaker 4: some international fraud store or something like that, and then
Speaker 4: it was posted to the internet. In two thousand and nine.
Speaker 4: We just recently found out who he was.
Speaker 1: He was a serial prison escaper, a small time crook.
Speaker 1: The arrest happened at a Chinese restaurant in Brisbane Fortitude Valley,
Speaker 1: And I mean, who doesn't want a succulent Chinese meal
Speaker 1: after hearing that, it's delightful.
Speaker 4: We are standing by for president. Former President Trump is
Speaker 4: expected to take questions at a news conference at mar
Speaker 4: A Lago. Excuse me, some of the campaign events that
Speaker 4: had been planned were canceled because of tropical storm Debbi
Speaker 4: making her way up through the Carolinas and into the northeast.
Speaker 5: So this is at least one of the reasons why
Speaker 5: he's doing this. We will.
Speaker 4: When he starts talking, we'll definitely bring that to you.
Speaker 4: But in the meantime, let's get ahead with swamp watch.
Speaker 5: Swamp is horrible. The government doesn't work.
Speaker 6: Man gonna make us like a reality TV show, A
Speaker 6: bad noos.
Speaker 5: Always a pleasure to be anywhere from Washington, d C.
Speaker 5: Hey Joe.
Speaker 6: A town hall too, clearly built on a swamp and
Speaker 6: in so many ways still a swamp.
Speaker 5: I have a watch of malarkey.
Speaker 2: Nobody said drained the swamp. I said, oh, that's so hope.
Speaker 4: Well, let's go ahead and go to mar our alogo
Speaker 4: former President Trump taking questions from the media.
Speaker 6: It's outside of our country in the form of other
Speaker 6: countries that are frankly very powerful. They're very powerful countries,
Speaker 6: and we don't know what we're doing. We have leadership
Speaker 6: that has no clue how to handle them, or how
Speaker 6: to handle any other situation.
Speaker 2: We have a we have a lot of bad things
Speaker 2: coming up.
Speaker 6: You could end up in a depression of the nineteen
Speaker 6: twenty nine variety, which would be a devastating thing took
Speaker 6: many years, took decades to recover from it, and we're
Speaker 6: very close to that, and we're very close to a
Speaker 6: world war.
Speaker 2: In my opinion, we're very close to a world war.
Speaker 2: We have people that don't know how to handle it.
Speaker 2: They're not respected all over the world.
Speaker 6: They are left at and we can't have that most
Speaker 6: dangerous period of time I've ever seen for our country.
Speaker 6: With that being said, we have somebody that hasn't received
Speaker 6: one vote for president and she's running, and that's fine
Speaker 6: with me. Seems like given Joe Biden and now we're
Speaker 6: given somebody else, and I think, frankly, I'd rather be
Speaker 6: running against to somebody else.
Speaker 2: But that was their choice.
Speaker 6: They decided to do that because Kamala's record is horrible.
Speaker 6: She's a radical left person at a level that nobody's seen.
Speaker 6: She picked a radical left man. That is, he's got
Speaker 6: things done that he has positions that are just not
Speaker 6: it's not even possible to believe that they exist. He's
Speaker 6: going for things that nobody's ever even heard of. Heavy
Speaker 6: into the transgender world, heavy into lots of different worlds
Speaker 6: having to do with safety. He doesn't want to have borders,
Speaker 6: he doesn't want to have walls. He doesn't want to
Speaker 6: have any form of safety for our country. He doesn't
Speaker 6: mind people coming in from prisons, and neither does she,
Speaker 6: I guess, because she's not.
Speaker 2: She couldn't care less.
Speaker 6: She's the borders are by the way, she was, the
Speaker 6: borders are one.
Speaker 2: And all of a.
Speaker 6: Sudden for the last few weeks, she's not. The boaters
Speaker 6: are anymore like nobody ever said it. And I just
Speaker 6: hope that the media becomes more diligent, more honest, frankly,
Speaker 6: because if they're not going to be honest, it's going
Speaker 6: to be much tougher to bring our country back.
Speaker 2: We have a very, very sick country right now. You
Speaker 2: saw the other day with.
Speaker 6: The stock market crash, and that was just the beginning.
Speaker 6: That was just the beginning. It's going to get worse.
Speaker 6: It's going to get a lot worse, in my opinion,
Speaker 6: and fortunately we've had some very good polls over the
Speaker 6: last fairly short period of time. Rasmussen came out today
Speaker 6: we're substantially leading, and others came out today that we're
Speaker 6: leading and in some cases substantially SMS, NBC came out
Speaker 6: or CNBC came out also with a pole that was
Speaker 6: US leading and leading fairly big in swing states. In
Speaker 6: some polls, I'm leading very big in swing states because
Speaker 6: they want safety. People want safety, they want security, they
Speaker 6: want respect all around them world for our country. They
Speaker 6: don't want this horrible culture that is developing a culture
Speaker 6: of no common sense. It's really a culture of no
Speaker 6: common sense, and it's not what anyone wants.
Speaker 2: We want to have a safe country.
Speaker 6: We want to have a strong military, we want low
Speaker 6: interest rates, and we want to be able to have
Speaker 6: the American dream. We want to be able to have
Speaker 6: our youth be able to buy homes, housing, get good jobs.
Speaker 6: And we're really just at the opposite right now. It's
Speaker 6: so sad to see.
Speaker 2: But as our.
Speaker 6: Borders are, she's been the worst borders are in history,
Speaker 6: in the world history. I think the number is twenty million,
Speaker 6: but whether it's fifteen or twenty, it's.
Speaker 2: Numbers that nobody's ever heard before.
Speaker 6: Twenty million people came over the border, and the last
Speaker 6: during the Biden Harris administration, twenty million people, and it
Speaker 6: could be very much higher than that. Nobody really knows
Speaker 6: what the number is. Nobody knows, nobody has a clue,
Speaker 6: and the godaways they call them the Gotaways. The Godaways
Speaker 6: are at numbers. Somebody was quizzing me on it the
Speaker 6: other day. No, no, I don't think so, sir. I
Speaker 6: don't think so. They have no idea what those numbers are,
Speaker 6: but they're much higher than you would think. Just like
Speaker 6: far more people were killed in the Ukraine Russia.
Speaker 2: War than you have a report.
Speaker 6: Just like the October seventh would have never happened. Russia
Speaker 6: would have never hit Ukraine had the election result been
Speaker 6: called differently. It was a very bad call, but Russia
Speaker 6: would not have attacked Ukraine. October seventh in Israel would
Speaker 6: have never happened. You wouldn't have inflation. A lot of
Speaker 6: great things would have happened. But now you have millions
Speaker 6: and millions of dead people, and you have people dying
Speaker 6: financially because they can't buy bacon, they can't buy food,
Speaker 6: they can't buy groceries, they can't do anything, and they're
Speaker 6: living horribly in our country right now.
Speaker 2: With all of that being said, I think it's very
Speaker 2: important to have debates.
Speaker 6: And we've agreed with Fox on a date of September fourth.
Speaker 2: We've agreed with NBC.
Speaker 6: Fairly full agreement, subject to them on September tenth, and
Speaker 6: we've agreed with ABC on September twenty fifth, so we
Speaker 6: have those three dates and those networks they're very anxiously
Speaker 6: awaiting that date and those dates. So we have September fourth,
Speaker 6: September tenth, and September twenty fifth. We have spoken to
Speaker 6: the heads of the network and it's all been confirmed,
Speaker 6: other than some fairly minor details audience, some location, which
Speaker 6: city would we put it into, But all things that
Speaker 6: will be settled very easily, very I think it will
Speaker 6: be very easy. The other side has to agree to
Speaker 6: the terms. They may or may not agree. I don't
Speaker 6: know if they're going to agree. She hasn't done an interview.
Speaker 6: She can't do an interview. She's barely competent, and she
Speaker 6: can't do an interview with oh according to the debates.
Speaker 2: Because I think we have to set the record straight.
Speaker 6: Why is it that millions of people were allowed to
Speaker 6: come into our country from prisons, from jails, from mental institutions,
Speaker 6: insane asylums. Even Insana said that's a uh, it's a
Speaker 6: mental institution on steroids.
Speaker 2: That's what it is. When you see the people.
Speaker 6: That are coming into her these are institutions that are
Speaker 6: being emptied out, not in South America. All over the world,
Speaker 6: including South America, all over the world, prisons are being
Speaker 6: emptied out into our country because we have a president
Speaker 6: that's the worst president in the history of our country.
Speaker 6: We have a vice president who is the least admired,
Speaker 6: least respected, and the worst vice president in the history
Speaker 6: of our country, the most unpopular vice president. And because
Speaker 6: of political reasons or because of being politically correct, even
Speaker 6: though she never received a vote, don't forget she was
Speaker 6: the first one defeated, as I remember it because I
Speaker 6: watched it very closely, but she was the first one.
Speaker 6: She never made it to Iowa, the first state. She
Speaker 6: never made it to Iowa. She was the first one
Speaker 6: that was defeated. She was the nastiest to him. She
Speaker 6: was nasty with the calling him a racist and the
Speaker 6: school bus and all of the different things. She was
Speaker 6: very nasty to Biden, and shockingly he appointed her, asked
Speaker 6: her to serve as vice president. Well, I don't know
Speaker 6: if he's happy about that decision right now. This was
Speaker 6: taken away, the presidency was taken away from Joe Biden.
Speaker 6: And I'm no Biden fan, but I'll tell you what
Speaker 6: from a constitutional standpoint, from any standpoint.
Speaker 2: You look at.
Speaker 6: They took the presidency away and people were saying he
Speaker 6: lost after the debate, he couldn't win. Well, I don't
Speaker 6: know that that's true necessarily, but whether he could win
Speaker 6: or he couldn't win, he had the right to run
Speaker 6: and they took it away. They said they're going to
Speaker 6: use the twenty fifth Amendment. They're going to hit you hard.
Speaker 6: Either we can do it the nice I heard. I
Speaker 6: know exactly because I know a lot of people on
Speaker 6: the other side, believe it or not. And they said
Speaker 6: we'll do it the nice way, we'll do it the
Speaker 6: hard way.
Speaker 2: And he said, that's pretty fascinating.
Speaker 1: So that to that there's a stream of consciousness that
Speaker 1: is running.
Speaker 6: Running against somebody else and we're leading, we're leading. So
Speaker 6: I'm not complaining. I'm saying it's a for a country
Speaker 6: with a constitution that we cherish, we cherish this constitution,
Speaker 6: to have done it this way is pretty severe, pretty horrible.
Speaker 6: You would have thought they would have gone out to
Speaker 6: a vote, they would have had a primary system, they
Speaker 6: would have done something.
Speaker 2: But to just take it away.
Speaker 6: From him like he was a child, and he's a
Speaker 6: very angry man.
Speaker 2: Right now.
Speaker 6: I can tell you that he's not happy with Obama,
Speaker 6: and he's not happy with Nancy Pelosi. Crazy Nancy, She
Speaker 6: is crazy too. She's not happy with any of the
Speaker 6: people that told him that you've got to leave. He's
Speaker 6: very unhappy, very angry, and I think he.
Speaker 2: Also blames her.
Speaker 6: He's trying to put up a good face, but it's
Speaker 6: a very bad thing in terms of a country when
Speaker 6: you do that. I'm not a fan of his, as
Speaker 6: you probably have noticed, and he had a rough debate,
Speaker 6: but that doesn't mean that you just take it away
Speaker 6: like that. You or you go out to a vote,
Speaker 6: you do something. You had fourteen million votes. She had
Speaker 6: no votes. She got no votes, and I think she's crashing.
Speaker 6: I think when people find out, and I think people
Speaker 6: are starting to find out what a bad job she did,
Speaker 6: what a bad job she did on the border. She's
Speaker 6: trying to say she had nothing to do with the border.
Speaker 6: She had everything. She was appointed to head the border,
Speaker 6: and then they said borders are Oh she loved that name.
Speaker 2: She loved that name, but she never went there.
Speaker 6: She went to a location once along the border, but
Speaker 6: that was a location.
Speaker 2: That you have dinner with your husband or whoever.
Speaker 5: Forty that was a five on the location that was.
Speaker 6: Not part of the problem, that was least started off. Essentially,
Speaker 6: she never went to the border. So and if you
Speaker 6: listened to Tom Holme and I listened to the great
Speaker 6: Border people, Brandon Johattie from the Border Patrol, if you
Speaker 6: listen to so many different all the time, and I did.
Speaker 6: When I was president, we had the best border in
Speaker 6: the history of our country.
Speaker 2: Now we have the worst border in the history of
Speaker 2: the world. Her be living in and our country cannot sustain.
Speaker 2: Our country is.
Speaker 6: Going down because of this, because of incompetent people. So
Speaker 6: I just look forward to these debates. I think it's
Speaker 6: very important that we have them. I hope she agrees
Speaker 6: to them September fourth, September tenth, September twenty fifth, and
Speaker 6: I think they'll be very revealing.
Speaker 2: I think they'll be very revealing.
Speaker 5: Do you have any questions, Liz oh right, it's hard
Speaker 5: to hear.
Speaker 4: We're listening by the way to strategy former President Trump.
Speaker 5: It's in a news conference from.
Speaker 2: Week on crime.
Speaker 6: She's I think she's worse than Biden because he got
Speaker 6: forced into the position. She was there long before she
Speaker 6: destroyed San Francisco. She destroyed California as the AG but
Speaker 6: as the DA she destroyed, said she San Francisco. Friend
Speaker 6: of mine, Bob Tisch, you know all know the Tristish family.
Speaker 6: He was in many cities with companies. He said, the
Speaker 6: greatest city in the country is San Francisco. That was
Speaker 6: about twenty years ago. And he passed away a while ago,
Speaker 6: and he would be looking down, said what happened. He
Speaker 6: thought it was the best city in the country. He
Speaker 6: had divisions there, lows, and he would be looking down
Speaker 6: in horror now when he sees she destroyed, no cash bail,
Speaker 6: weak on crime, terrible, and yet they weaponized the system
Speaker 6: against me.
Speaker 2: They have me.
Speaker 6: I got so many lawyers now they wanted delay cases.
Speaker 6: I won the big case in Florida. I won the
Speaker 6: big case. Nobody even wrote about it. The big case.
Speaker 6: The judge was a brilliant judge. And all they do
Speaker 6: is they play the ref with the judges. The judge
Speaker 6: was a fair but brilliant judge. And as you probably heard,
Speaker 6: the big documents case, I want it now. Biden lost
Speaker 6: it because he didn't have presidential immunity. He didn't have
Speaker 6: the Presidential Records Act.
Speaker 2: He lost it.
Speaker 6: But the special I call it prosecutor, special counsel, special
Speaker 6: prosecutor to me, he appointed by him and appointed by Garland.
Speaker 6: He said, the man's incompetent. He can't stand trial, but
Speaker 6: he can run for president. But we no longer have
Speaker 6: to worry about that because we have somebody that, in
Speaker 6: my opinion, is more incompetent. She couldn't pass her bar
Speaker 6: exam and lots of other things, and she should not
Speaker 6: be in a position because if she becomes president, our country.
Speaker 2: Is going to be a giant fail. It's going to fail.
Speaker 6: It's going to be a failure of the likes of
Speaker 6: which this world has never seen.
Speaker 2: Yeah, please, how about you.
Speaker 4: It's hard to hear the question. Something about the strategy.
Speaker 4: The appeal to black voters is the question as part
Speaker 4: of the strategy before Biden stepped out of the campaign.
Speaker 7: It's a long winded question.
Speaker 2: Well, changes around a little bit.
Speaker 6: I'm getting other voters. Perhaps you know, I was doing
Speaker 6: very well with black voters, and I still am.
Speaker 2: I seem to be doing very well with black males.
Speaker 6: This is according to Paul's as you know, it's possible
Speaker 6: that I won't do as well with black women, but
Speaker 6: I do seem to be doing very well with other segments,
Speaker 6: extremely well with Hispanic.
Speaker 2: Jewish voters. Way up, White males, way up. White males
Speaker 2: have gone through the roof white males way up.
Speaker 6: Now.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 6: All we're doing is giving you the stats that you have.
Speaker 6: It could be that I'll be affected somewhat with black females,
Speaker 6: where we're doing pretty well, and I think ultimately they'll
Speaker 6: like me better because I'm going to give them security,
Speaker 6: safety and jobs. I'm going to give them a good economy.
Speaker 6: We have a very bad economy right now. We could
Speaker 6: literally be on the throes of a depression, not recession,
Speaker 6: a depression. And they can't have that. They can't have that.
Speaker 6: So I think I'm going to do well with everybody,
Speaker 6: especially when the facts are out. Yeah, please in the back.
Speaker 6: Jos Shapiro, he's a terrible guy. He's not popular with anybody.
Speaker 6: I think that this, uh, this selection maybe is better
Speaker 6: than Joshapiro would have been. But I think other than
Speaker 6: Josh Shapiro, I think she had some good choices, but
Speaker 6: Josh Shapiro is not one of them. He's caused a
Speaker 6: lot of damage with a lot of people, and I
Speaker 6: don't think he would have been better. I think he
Speaker 6: would have been maybe the equivalent, maybe not as good.
Speaker 6: But they had some people that they were looking at
Speaker 6: that were good, far superior to her. They actually had
Speaker 6: a story where they had everybody including they had like
Speaker 6: ten people that she was looking at and her and
Speaker 6: they said she was the worst of all. In other words,
Speaker 6: she was the worst out of the ten people.
Speaker 2: Enter.
Speaker 6: I don't know how that's going to work out. We'd
Speaker 6: like to do three debates. We think we should do
Speaker 6: three debates. We think Fox and ABC, and we also
Speaker 6: have CBS is going to do the vice presidential debate,
Speaker 6: so CBS will do vice presidential. And I have to
Speaker 6: tell you jd Vance has really stepped up. He's doing
Speaker 6: a fantastic job.
Speaker 2: Say it.
Speaker 5: Question is about this size Harris's crowds.
Speaker 6: Listen, one hundred and seven thousand people years you didn't
Speaker 6: report it. I'm so glad you as what does she
Speaker 6: have yesterday? Two thousand people? If I ever had two
Speaker 6: thousand people, you'd say my campaign is finished.
Speaker 2: It's so dishonest the press. And here's a great.
Speaker 6: Example I had in Michigan recently twenty five thousand people
Speaker 6: and twenty five thousand people were just we just couldn't
Speaker 6: get him in. We had in Harrisburg twenty twenty five
Speaker 6: thousand people and twenty thousand people couldn't get in.
Speaker 2: We had so many.
Speaker 6: Nobody ever mentions that when she gets fifteen hundred people.
Speaker 6: And I saw it yesterday on ABC, they said, oh,
Speaker 6: the crowd was so big. I have ten times, twenty times,
Speaker 6: thirty times the crowd size, and no, they never say
Speaker 6: the crowd was big. That's why I'm always saying, turn
Speaker 6: around the cameras. I'm so glad you asked that. I
Speaker 6: think it's so terrible when you say, well, she has
Speaker 6: fifteen hundred people, a thousand people, and they talk about, oh,
Speaker 6: the enthusiasm. Let me tell you we have them the
Speaker 6: Republican Party and me as a candidate. But the Republican
Speaker 6: Party has the enthusiasm because people want to see crime stopped.
Speaker 6: They want to see a country that's respected.
Speaker 2: Think of it.
Speaker 6: If I were president, you wouldn't have Russia and Ukraine
Speaker 6: where it never happened, zero chance. You wouldn't have had
Speaker 6: October seventh of Israel. You wouldn't have the horrible withdrawal,
Speaker 6: and I don't mean to withdraw because the withdrawal was fine.
Speaker 6: I was ready to withdraw from Afghanistan, and we were
Speaker 6: going to do it with dignity and strength, and we
Speaker 6: were keeping our equipment. We weren't leaving eighty five billion
Speaker 6: dollars worth of equipment behind it. We wouldn't have had
Speaker 6: thirteen great soldiers. I know the families of those soldiers. Well,
Speaker 6: we wouldn't have had the soldiers killed. And we wouldn't
Speaker 6: have had forty five soldiers obliterated, no legs, no arms,
Speaker 6: the face, oh boy, none of that would have happened.
Speaker 6: And you wouldn't have had inflation. You wouldn't have had
Speaker 6: any inflation because inflation was caused by they're bad energy problems.
Speaker 6: Now they've gone back to the Trump thing because they
Speaker 6: need the votes. They I don't know if you know
Speaker 6: they're drilling now because they had to go back because
Speaker 6: a gasoline was going up to seven eight nine dollars
Speaker 6: a barrel, so they said we better do what Trump.
Speaker 6: But the day after the election, if they won, you're
Speaker 6: going to have fuel prices go through the roof. Everybody's
Speaker 6: going to be forced to buy an electric car, which
Speaker 6: they're not going to do because they don't want that.
Speaker 6: It's got a great market, it's got a market, it's
Speaker 6: really a submarket. People want gasoline propelled cars, they want hybrids,
Speaker 6: they want to have everything, and they want electric but
Speaker 6: they want everybody to have an electric car. We don't
Speaker 6: have enough electricity. We couldn't make enough electricity for that.
Speaker 6: And you know what else, the weight of a car,
Speaker 6: the weight of a truck. They want all trucks to
Speaker 6: be electric. Little things that a lot of people don't
Speaker 6: talk about. The weight of a truck is two and
Speaker 6: a half times two and a half times heavier. You
Speaker 6: would have to rebuild every bridge in this country if
Speaker 6: you were going to do this ridiculous policy. So, but
Speaker 6: on crowdsize, in history for any country, nobody's had crowds
Speaker 6: like I have.
Speaker 2: And you know that.
Speaker 6: And when she gets a thousand people and everybody starts jumping,
Speaker 6: you know that if I had a thousand people would
Speaker 6: say people would say, that's the end of his campaign.
Speaker 2: I have hundreds of thousands of people.
Speaker 6: In South Carolina had eighty eight thousand people. In Alabama,
Speaker 6: I had sixty eight thousand people. Nobody says about crowd
Speaker 6: size with me, but she has a thousand people or
Speaker 6: fifteen hundred people, and they say, oh, the enthusiasm's back.
Speaker 2: No.
Speaker 6: No, the enthusiasm is with me and the Republican Party
Speaker 6: because they want to stop crime. They want to stop
Speaker 6: people from pouring into our country from places unknown and
Speaker 6: from countries unknown, from countries that nobody ever heard of.
Speaker 2: That's where the enthusiasm.
Speaker 4: Yeah, questions how important is Pennsylvania and Georgia to the campaign.
Speaker 6: I don't know if I can or not. I got
Speaker 6: him elected. Without me, he wouldn't be governor. I got
Speaker 6: him elected. He was doing terribly. I got him elected.
Speaker 6: With that being said, I hope we can repair it.
Speaker 6: But if we don't, the people are still the people
Speaker 6: and they're going to vote. We're leading in Georgia by
Speaker 6: a lot. We're leading in Pennsylvania by a lot. But
Speaker 6: I don't know. Now in Pennsylvania have great relationships and
Speaker 6: Georgia I do too, but unfortunately not with the governor.
Speaker 6: I've never understood it. When you get somebody elected, they're
Speaker 6: supposed to like you. He's not exactly for some reason,
Speaker 6: and you'll have to ask him about that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'd love to see it get repaired.
Speaker 6: I think that if we don't win Georgia, Georgia is
Speaker 6: a big win, is a big state. So I won
Speaker 6: Alabama buy a record, nobody's ever gotten that many votes.
Speaker 2: I won South Carolina by a record.
Speaker 6: You don't win Alabama and South Carolina by records and
Speaker 6: lose Georgia, it doesn't happen.
Speaker 2: And the people of Georgia understand that there was tremendous
Speaker 2: anxiety and problems in Georgia.
Speaker 6: A lot of people say, what happened, and we have
Speaker 6: to All we want is honest elections. If we have
Speaker 6: honest elections in Georgia, we have honest elections in Pennsylvania,
Speaker 6: We're gonna win him by a lot.
Speaker 5: The question is about Joe Biden's comments the.
Speaker 6: Two ways firstrected and he corrected himself.
Speaker 2: You know, if you watch him, he said it two ways.
Speaker 6: No, no, no, I mean he said it two ways
Speaker 6: because he doesn't really know what he's saying. Why didn't
Speaker 6: he bring it up at the debate. You know, he
Speaker 6: had a chance for ninety minutes to bring it up
Speaker 6: at the debate. He could have talked about that at
Speaker 6: the debate, and he didn't do it. Everyone said, oh,
Speaker 6: he said this, and he said that he's just you know,
Speaker 6: they give him.
Speaker 2: Something to read off.
Speaker 6: He read it very badly because he actually said at
Speaker 6: the opposite. Then he had to go back and correct himself.
Speaker 6: He said the opposite. He should have brought this up.
Speaker 2: At the debate if he had a problem.
Speaker 6: Of course, there'll be a peaceful transfer, and there was
Speaker 6: last time, and there'll be a peaceful transfer. I just
Speaker 6: hope we're going to have honest elections. That's okay.
Speaker 4: Question about whether or not he's had public campaign events
Speaker 4: and why he hasn't the last week.
Speaker 2: Or so, what a stupid question.
Speaker 6: This Because I'm leading by a lot, and because I'm
Speaker 6: letting their convention go through, and I am companioning a lot.
Speaker 6: I'm doing tremendous amounts of taping here. We have commercials
Speaker 6: that are at a level I don't think that anybody's
Speaker 6: ever done before. Plus in certain cases, I see many
Speaker 6: of you in the room where I'm speaking to you
Speaker 6: on phones. I'm speaking to radio, I'm speaking to television.
Speaker 6: Television's coming over here. Excuse me, what are we doing
Speaker 6: right now? She's not doing any news conference. You know
Speaker 6: why she's not doing She can't do a news conference.
Speaker 6: She doesn't know how to do a news conference. She's
Speaker 6: not smart enough to do a news conference. And I'm sorry.
Speaker 6: We need smart people to lead this country because our
Speaker 6: country has never been in this danger before, both economically
Speaker 6: and from an outside from an outside perspective, Russia doesn't
Speaker 6: respect us anymore, China doesn't respect us anymore. North Korea.
Speaker 6: Kim Jong un liked me a lot. He doesn't like
Speaker 6: this group. We are in great danger. We're a great
Speaker 6: danger of being in World War three. That could happen. No,
Speaker 6: after their convention. Yeah, and I'm going out, Actually, I'm
Speaker 6: going out to certain places to help certain senators get elected,
Speaker 6: not even for me. I'm trying to help when I
Speaker 6: go out to Wyoming, or when I go out to Montana,
Speaker 6: or I'm going to different places to help people. And
Speaker 6: I don't have to go there because I'm leading those states,
Speaker 6: as you know, by thirty five forty fifty points.
Speaker 2: I'm leading by record numbers.
Speaker 6: I'm going because I want to help senators and congressmen
Speaker 6: get elected, congressmen and women get elected. Yeah, yes, please, yeah,
Speaker 6: go ahead, the upcoming what.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, it's something about an interview that he's got
Speaker 4: scheduled coming up.
Speaker 5: That's what the question is.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the Elon musks, so yeah, sure.
Speaker 6: So Elon called me, as you know, he endorsed me,
Speaker 6: full throated, great endorsement. I respect Elon a lot, he
Speaker 6: respects me, and not easy for him to endorse. To
Speaker 6: be honest with you, you know, it takes courage to
Speaker 6: endorse people. Many people have courage and many people don't.
Speaker 6: He does have courage, and Elon endorsed me. And he
Speaker 6: asked me whether or not I do a show on Monday.
Speaker 6: And I think it's going to be Monday night, and
Speaker 6: I believe he's the host of the show, so it'll
Speaker 6: be very interesting. A lot of people are talking about
Speaker 6: I look forward to it. That'll be done on Monday night. Well,
Speaker 6: you have a lot of misinformation spread about China, and
Speaker 6: you have a lot of misinformation spread about a lot
Speaker 6: of different places. I think I'm going to get along
Speaker 6: great with China. President She of China and I were
Speaker 6: very good friends. We met right here right in that
Speaker 6: except we had a beautiful sofa there as opposed to
Speaker 6: what we have right now right now we have you.
Speaker 6: But President She and I had a very good relationship
Speaker 6: until COVID, and I held him responsible for COVID.
Speaker 2: It broke up our relationship.
Speaker 6: But I think we're going to have a great relationship
Speaker 6: and I think it's.
Speaker 2: Going to be mutually beneficial.
Speaker 6: But we cannot have it where China is taking advantage
Speaker 6: of the United States, and that's what they were doing,
Speaker 6: as you very well know.
Speaker 2: Yes, please.
Speaker 4: Question again about the comment about peaceful transfer of power
Speaker 4: that President Biden made and whether there would be one.
Speaker 6: I think the people that if you look at January sixth,
Speaker 6: which a lot of people aren't talking about very much,
Speaker 6: I think those people were treated very harshly when you
Speaker 6: compare them to other things that took place in this
Speaker 6: country where a lot of people were killed. Nobody was
Speaker 6: killed on January sixth, but I think that the people
Speaker 6: of January sixth were treated very unfairly. And they were
Speaker 6: They were there to complain, not through me. They were
Speaker 6: there to complain about an election. And you know, it's
Speaker 6: very interesting. The biggest crowd I've ever spoken to, and
Speaker 6: I said peacefully and patriotically, which nobody wants to say,
Speaker 6: but I said, peacefully and patriotically, the biggest crowd I've
Speaker 6: ever spoken to.
Speaker 2: When you've seen Maggie.
Speaker 6: I was at the mall, I was at the Washington Monument,
Speaker 6: I was at the whole thing.
Speaker 2: I had crowds.
Speaker 6: I don't know who's ever had a bigger crowd than
Speaker 6: I have, but I had it many times. The biggest
Speaker 6: crowd I've ever spoken before was that day. And I'll
Speaker 6: tell you it's very hard to find a picture of
Speaker 6: that crowd. You see the picture of a small number
Speaker 6: of people relatively going going to the Capitol, but you
Speaker 6: never see the picture of the crowd, the biggest crowd
Speaker 6: I've ever spoken, I've spoken to the biggest crowds.
Speaker 2: Nobody's spoken to crowds bigger than me.
Speaker 6: If you look at Martin Luther King when he did
Speaker 6: his speech, his great speech, and you look at ours,
Speaker 6: same real estate, same everything, same number of people, if
Speaker 6: not we had more. And they said he had a
Speaker 6: million people, but I had twenty five thousand people. But
Speaker 6: when you look at the exact same picture and everything's
Speaker 6: the same, because it was the fountains, the whole thing,
Speaker 6: all the way back from Lincoln to Washington, and you
Speaker 6: look at it, and you look at the picture of
Speaker 6: his crowd, my prewer, we actually had more people They
Speaker 6: said I had twenty five thousand and he had a
Speaker 6: million people, And I'm okay with it because I liked
Speaker 6: doctor Martin Luther King.
Speaker 8: Yeah, please, yeah, sure.
Speaker 6: We have a constitution. It's a very important document and
Speaker 6: we live by it. She has no votes, and I'm
Speaker 6: very happy to run against her. I'm not complaining from
Speaker 6: that standpoint.
Speaker 5: That's a total gotcha question.
Speaker 2: But he did not want to leave.
Speaker 6: He wanted to question see if he could win. The
Speaker 6: question was they said, you're not going to win. After
Speaker 6: the debate, what's.
Speaker 5: Your what's your constitutional interpretation?
Speaker 9: Why?
Speaker 2: And then you you know when you think about it.
Speaker 6: They said at first they were going to go out
Speaker 6: to another vote, they were going to go through a
Speaker 6: primary system, a quick primary system, which it would have
Speaker 6: to be, and then it all disappeared and they just
Speaker 6: picked a person that was the first out. She was
Speaker 6: the first loser. Okay, so we call her the first loser.
Speaker 6: She was the first loser when during the primary system,
Speaker 6: during the Democrat primary system, she was the first one
Speaker 6: to quit, and she quit. She had no votes, no support,
Speaker 6: and she was a bad debater, by the way, very
Speaker 6: bad debater.
Speaker 2: And that's not the thing.
Speaker 6: I'm looking forward to. But she was a bad debater.
Speaker 6: She did it obviously a bad job. She never made
Speaker 6: it to Iowa then for some reason, and I know
Speaker 6: he regrets it.
Speaker 2: You do too.
Speaker 6: He picked her and she turned on him too. She
Speaker 6: was working with the people that wanted him out. But
Speaker 6: the fact that you can be get no votes lose
Speaker 6: in the primary system, in other words, you had fourteen
Speaker 6: or fifteen people, she was the first one out, and
Speaker 6: that you can then be picked to run for a president,
Speaker 6: it seems to me actually unconstitutional.
Speaker 2: Perhaps it's not.
Speaker 4: Please, it's not in the constitution at all. The question
Speaker 4: is is Harris more challenging than Biden?
Speaker 6: So I've run against Hillary, Yeah, and I've run against
Speaker 6: various other people. I would say that in terms of intelligence, Hillary.
Speaker 2: Was far superior. I would say that Hillary was smart.
Speaker 6: She was her own worst enemy in many ways, but
Speaker 6: she was smart, very smart.
Speaker 2: Okay, if you asked me to compare them, please.
Speaker 10: It's a it's a question about abortion. I can only
Speaker 10: hear you repeat that question. Please, boy, do you have
Speaker 10: to speak up. It's a hard room because it's very big.
Speaker 10: If you don't, so this is worth eye.
Speaker 7: You know, it's the biggest room.
Speaker 4: God again, the question is about abortion and mother to
Speaker 4: leave it to states.
Speaker 5: What other Republicans think about it.
Speaker 6: I think the abortion issue has written very much tempered down,
Speaker 6: and I've answered I think very well in the debate,
Speaker 6: and it seems to be much less of an issue,
Speaker 6: especially for those where they have the exceptions.
Speaker 2: As you know.
Speaker 6: And I think it's when I looked for fifty two years,
Speaker 6: they wanted to bring abortion back to the States.
Speaker 2: They wanted to get rid of Roe v.
Speaker 6: Wade, and that's Democrats, Republicans and independents and everybody, liberals, conservatives,
Speaker 6: everybody wanted.
Speaker 2: It back in the States, and I did that.
Speaker 6: Now the states are voting, and frankly, some of the
Speaker 6: votes are much more if you could say liberal, then
Speaker 6: you would think Ohio.
Speaker 2: Turned out to be.
Speaker 6: They had a big vote and it turned out to
Speaker 6: be a much more liberal standing than people would have thought.
Speaker 6: Kansas is the same thing, and then you have Texas
Speaker 6: and you have other places where it may be different.
Speaker 6: But the issue has been brought back to the States now.
Speaker 6: And like Ronald Reagan, I believe in the exceptions for rape, incest,
Speaker 6: and life of the mother. I believe, you know, I
Speaker 6: believe strongly. I think that that's a very important thing.
Speaker 6: I think when you don't you have to follow your heart.
Speaker 6: But when you don't believe in the exceptions, I think
Speaker 6: it's much tougher.
Speaker 2: It's a much tougher issue.
Speaker 6: But about eighty two percent of Republicans do believe in exceptions.
Speaker 2: I think the and a lot of.
Speaker 6: Them are changing their mind and coming even further. I
Speaker 6: think that abortion has become much less of an issue.
Speaker 6: It's a very small I think it's actually going to
Speaker 6: be a very small issue.
Speaker 2: What I've done is I've.
Speaker 6: Done what every Democrat and every Republican wanted to have done,
Speaker 6: and we brought that issue back to the states. And
Speaker 6: now the states are voting on it, and frankly, some
Speaker 6: of the votes are a lot different than people would
Speaker 6: have thought.
Speaker 7: Democrats didn't vote on the state.
Speaker 6: And you know, when you think about the radical the
Speaker 6: Democrats are really the radical ones on this because they're
Speaker 6: allowed to do abortion on the eighth and ninth month
Speaker 6: and even after birth.
Speaker 2: If you look at your.
Speaker 6: New UH governor from Minnesota, he's talking about he's like
Speaker 6: the governor previous, the former governor. I don't want to
Speaker 6: get him mixed up because Lenn is doing a good
Speaker 6: job and he's leading our he's leading our whole campaign
Speaker 6: in Virginia, Glenn Youngkin.
Speaker 2: But previous to Glenn the governor, he said.
Speaker 6: The baby will be born, we will put the baby aside,
Speaker 6: and we will decide with the mother what we're going
Speaker 6: to do. In other words, whether or not we're going
Speaker 6: to kill the baby. The Minnesota gentleman, this guy agrees
Speaker 6: with that. He is the most liberal. Look between her
Speaker 6: and him, there's never been anything like this. There's never
Speaker 6: been a combination. So I'll use the word progressive. You know,
Speaker 6: they want to go progress. They don't like the word liberal.
Speaker 6: I like liberal better. I think it's more appropriate because
Speaker 6: nobody knows what progressive means.
Speaker 2: But they now like to use the word progressive.
Speaker 7: But all right, we're gonna pull away from this.
Speaker 1: Definitely monitor it and see if he does say tampon
Speaker 1: tam at some points.
Speaker 4: The big deal, and I think that was the reason
Speaker 4: they called this is he did announce that at least
Speaker 4: his campaign has come to agreement with networks Fox, NBC
Speaker 4: and ABC to do a series of three debates in September.
Speaker 4: We haven't heard from the networks or the Harris campaign yet, but.
Speaker 1: Fox September fourth, September tenth would be NBC September twenty fifth.
Speaker 1: They've come to an agreement with ABC. He started off
Speaker 1: very measured. Both sides are kind of in this doom
Speaker 1: strategy of if the other people win, you're going to
Speaker 1: get the depression, you're going to get a world war,
Speaker 1: you're going to have the country. It's going to be
Speaker 1: hell on Earth, right, And he started that way, and
Speaker 1: he was very measured, saying, you know, it's the most
Speaker 1: dangerous period of time ever, that he would rather run
Speaker 1: against the somebody else rather than Joe Biden, that the
Speaker 1: record is horrible for both of them. They're very heavy
Speaker 1: into the transgender world, no borders, no Walls.
Speaker 4: Yeah, And it was interesting he took half an hour
Speaker 4: before he even mentioned Tim Walls.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I mean, obviously the guy who was grabbing the headlines
Speaker 4: being the vice presidential nominee or sorry, vice presidential pick,
Speaker 4: but he only referred to him as the Minnesota gentleman.
Speaker 1: The way that he interacts with these reporters in the
Speaker 1: room is so valuable for him. It's his brand of
Speaker 1: making the people he's talking to feel like they're his friends.
Speaker 1: Feel like you'd be just having a conversation and this
Speaker 1: is a stream of consciousness, and I think this, and
Speaker 1: I think this, and you can tell he's very frank
Speaker 1: and what he believes to be true and honest. But
Speaker 1: you know, and then he deviates and he starts Get
Speaker 1: the name calling hasn't been too bad.
Speaker 4: That is a good point. I mean, he's kind of
Speaker 4: pulled back from that, it seems the.
Speaker 5: Lot in this instance.
Speaker 1: The line I think that he needs to run with
Speaker 1: is that the left right now is operating under a
Speaker 1: culture of no common sense.
Speaker 7: That was a great line.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that was early on. Yeah, I don't know if
Speaker 4: he can come back to that though. Again, it is
Speaker 4: going on. It's been going on for about forty minutes
Speaker 4: or so right now. My over was forty five minutes. No,
Speaker 4: my under over I said it was at least forty
Speaker 4: five minutes. So this thing will continue. We'll pay attention.
Speaker 4: If there's any more that comes out of it, definitely
Speaker 4: bring it to you. But again, the big deal is
Speaker 4: he says he has agreed with a couple networks. If
Speaker 4: he also said something I think it was during the
Speaker 4: break there we were listening to it where he referred
Speaker 4: to a helicopter crash that he was in.
Speaker 5: With Willie Brown.
Speaker 4: So I looked it up, and I only know of
Speaker 4: one her helicopter incident with Willy Brown that took place
Speaker 4: here in La. It was at least southern California. It's
Speaker 4: September of two thousand and four. He's traveling from Santa Barbara,
Speaker 4: some fundraiser in Santa Barbara to lax because he was
Speaker 4: on a red eye somewhere else the country, and the
Speaker 4: helicopter's riding in has a transmission problem. Just before nine o'clock,
Speaker 4: there's a football game being played at Malibu High School.
Speaker 4: The pilot using the Malibu High School lights on the
Speaker 4: football field as like a beacon, comes close to the
Speaker 4: high school because there's another empty field next to it
Speaker 4: happened to be an elementary school, I guess, and they
Speaker 4: was able to safely put the helicopter down there. But
Speaker 4: the people at the football game thought the helicopter was
Speaker 4: buzzing them, when in fact it was in the process
Speaker 4: of making an emergency landing. Wow, no reference to Trump
Speaker 4: being on that. Now, that's not to say that he wasn't.
Speaker 5: Don't we know that the.
Speaker 1: Seating chart for a private air travel is never really complete.
Speaker 4: It's probably true, and it wouldn't be out of the
Speaker 4: I mean, it was a fundraiser in Santa Barbara.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it would not be out of the realm.
Speaker 5: It's possible.
Speaker 1: These people all are cohorts, Democrat Republican.
Speaker 7: They all run in the same circle.
Speaker 4: And Trump has known Willie because Trump at least was
Speaker 4: trying to build in California and knew that he was
Speaker 4: going to have to get a guy like Willie Brown
Speaker 4: on his side to help get some of that stuff done.
Speaker 1: Willie Brown was a conduit between Trump and Kamala Harris
Speaker 1: when Trump donated five thousand dollars to her campaign for
Speaker 1: ag Yeah.
Speaker 4: So again, the other thing that he talked about was
Speaker 4: having these a series of three debates that he says
Speaker 4: his campaign has agreed to. And we haven't heard anything
Speaker 4: from the Harris campaign about whether or not they were
Speaker 4: even informed that this.
Speaker 2: Was going on.
Speaker 7: That's wild, that helicopter story.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well, there's a very sad passing that we had
Speaker 4: to tell you about.
Speaker 5: This is one of the guys that we met.
Speaker 4: I guess you could say we met during the during
Speaker 4: the COVID.
Speaker 1: Well, this was a video from nineteen ninety one, but
Speaker 1: didn't surface online until two thousand and nine, and it
Speaker 1: caught fire and it went viral, and it wasn't on
Speaker 1: our radar, was it. It was producer Nick that told
Speaker 1: us about it years later, and he was shocked that
Speaker 1: we hadn't seen it.
Speaker 7: And then as soon as we.
Speaker 1: Were exposed to this, our lives became a lot better,
Speaker 1: didn't they.
Speaker 4: Uh So this he's a petty criminal who Jack Carlson
Speaker 4: shot to fame in two thousand and nine after this
Speaker 4: clip was made public on the Internet, and it was
Speaker 4: from an arrest from nineteen ninety one outside of a
Speaker 4: Chinese restaurant in Brisbane, Australia.
Speaker 5: I'm just showing anything.
Speaker 9: I'm under watch, gentlemen, this is Debac Rouse Manifest. Have
Speaker 9: a look at the Headlockie, say that Chap got jar
Speaker 9: of pan. This is the bike who got me on
Speaker 9: the penish on the.
Speaker 8: Step?
Speaker 9: Why did you do this?
Speaker 7: But what's getting the cat?
Speaker 9: Here's the job at a schuculent Chinese mayo?
Speaker 5: He goes on.
Speaker 4: I mean it's just a classic internet early early internet video,
Speaker 4: so good. What's funny is they they were able to
Speaker 4: catch up with this guy again. Jack Carlson and interview
Speaker 4: him about Okay, so what what really was happening that day?
Speaker 9: We were enjoying as succulent ma oh with many glosses,
Speaker 9: the great juice, of course, the red grape.
Speaker 5: So he's drunk off his butt.
Speaker 9: There was a suspicious looking caddeck. There was a couple
Speaker 9: of tables away looking at us. And every time I
Speaker 9: put his head down and Papa didn't shim into his glob.
Speaker 5: I love that line. What is that dim sum into
Speaker 5: his gob?
Speaker 8: Oh?
Speaker 5: Got it?
Speaker 4: And then they were he was arrested. They actually thought
Speaker 4: and invited television cameras. That's why we have it on tape,
Speaker 4: is because the police invited TV cameras there because they
Speaker 4: thought they were arresting some international fugitive.
Speaker 9: Then I realized that I wasn't this international gangster. They
Speaker 9: didn't judge me with anything, so away I went. Ever
Speaker 9: since then, people have been putting this thing up there
Speaker 9: on the internet.
Speaker 4: Now, one of the guys, one of the officers that
Speaker 4: eventually arrested him, said, well, he was kind of a character.
Speaker 5: We figured out he was. He was an adult theater actor.
Speaker 11: I understand that he has pied small pots and he
Speaker 11: were saying with a theater groups, he seems to be
Speaker 11: just a prolific false pretender.
Speaker 1: He died surrounded by family six thirty last night. They
Speaker 1: said that he lived by his motto to the end
Speaker 1: to keep on laughing. Apparently the last few weeks of
Speaker 1: his life were in hospital. He had a few attempts
Speaker 1: to escape, pull his cords out a couple times, ask
Speaker 1: us many time to sneak in his pipe. He was
Speaker 1: battling multiple ailments. As a final send off, we gave
Speaker 1: the uncle a taste, a last taste of red wine
Speaker 1: through his drip just before it was.
Speaker 5: Removed the red wine.
Speaker 4: Speaking of this was one of the lines that made
Speaker 4: us crack up so much. Say yeah, that turned into
Speaker 4: a marketing line for a wine company.
Speaker 9: I was surprised, but it took me many years for
Speaker 9: someone to show me that it was up there on
Speaker 9: the internet, until someone approached me and said, can we
Speaker 9: put it up and sell bottles of wine with your wine? Incidentally,
Speaker 9: is called get your hand of My pen on Wah.
Speaker 1: Jack Carlson at eight two, Not to ruin the light story,
Speaker 1: but his boyhood, they say, was spent in institutions rife
Speaker 1: with sexual predators and bullies and that his varied stack.
Speaker 4: That was a nice story until you said that.
Speaker 1: It kind of gives you meaning to get your hands
Speaker 1: off by Penis.
Speaker 4: Yeah, she's saying, that's not the first time he said that.
Speaker 1: I feel like he works in an extra syllable in
Speaker 1: penis that doesn't exist there like penis.
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