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Speaker 2: Well, that is right, my friends, you have tuned in successfully,
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Speaker 2: I am your host, the one, the only, the beloved
Speaker 2: man behind the microphone, here, the dictator here at the
Speaker 2: Tod Huff Show, Todhoff himself, and it is my distinct
Speaker 2: honor and pleasure to be here. We were out the
Speaker 2: past couple of days. Hope you enjoyed hearing from my
Speaker 2: good friend Chrish done him. He filled in for us
Speaker 2: both Friday and Monday. It's great to have folks like
Speaker 2: Chrish and well we have Gary Varvil fill In and
Speaker 2: John Crane as well from time to time. It's great
Speaker 2: to have a group of folks who can step up
Speaker 2: to the plate as needed. Hope you enjoyed that. I'll
Speaker 2: tell you briefly here about our trip. We went to Minnesota.
Speaker 2: We went to Minnesota, here over the weekend, visited with
Speaker 2: some family, my in laws, my wife's family. There was
Speaker 2: a fiftieth wedding anniversary for my brother in law's in laws.
Speaker 2: That was a good time, happy fiftieth anniversary to Brad
Speaker 2: and cease there. And also two nephews and a niece
Speaker 2: were baptized on Sunday, so that's where we were. I'll
Speaker 2: say this, You know, I had never been to Minus.
Speaker 2: I mean, I've flown through there, We've connected the flights
Speaker 2: in Minneapolis Saint Paul a couple of times, but I've
Speaker 2: never actually been to Minnesota, and I have to tell
Speaker 2: you I was pleasantly surprised. You know, I knew I
Speaker 2: would have a good time with our family. I always do.
Speaker 2: I love I love seeing folks, catching up with folks,
Speaker 2: that sort of thing, but I have to tell you
Speaker 2: I was pleasantly surprised with it is. It is a
Speaker 2: absolutely beautiful place that they live, absolutely beautiful. In fact,
Speaker 2: I have to be super candid here. We've traveled across
Speaker 2: not I don't want to say we've certainly got plenty
Speaker 2: of states to go to, but we've seen a good
Speaker 2: chunk of the country as well as we've traveled with
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Speaker 2: of the prettier places I think that we have that
Speaker 2: we've been, so it was a pleasant surprise. I also
Speaker 2: got the opportunity. I got the opportunity. My brother in
Speaker 2: law is a turkey. Actually the family, many of them
Speaker 2: have turkey farms, and so I had the opportunity, I guess,
Speaker 2: of playing just for a bit a little bit of
Speaker 2: turkey farmer assisted there and walk these big bar These
Speaker 2: barnes have like, yeah, what eight or nine thousand turkeys
Speaker 2: in them ten I think they're ten pounds. They're not
Speaker 2: even big yet, but they're big. And it was quite
Speaker 2: the experience to do that as well. If you've not
Speaker 2: been I was a horse farmer. I've been around you know,
Speaker 2: hogs a little bit, cattle a little bit, horses a
Speaker 2: decent amount. Never turkeys, though. That was quite the experience
Speaker 2: for me as well, and I appreciate that also. I
Speaker 2: told you I was going up there to help them
Speaker 2: learn a little bit with the accent. All in good fun.
Speaker 2: My friends learn how to talk a little bit. I
Speaker 2: was the one that was told I had the accent though,
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Speaker 2: from the South. She liked my accent, so I still
Speaker 2: stand firm by the truth that they're the ones with
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Speaker 2: a great I had a great time, great community, great people,
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Speaker 2: So let us start, you know, yesterday, yesterday, as I
Speaker 2: was getting back, we got back, we drove through the night.
Speaker 2: We drove this trip, it's about a ten hour hour trip.
Speaker 2: I think it was nine hours and forty five minutes
Speaker 2: of drive time. And so we drove. We drove straight
Speaker 2: back to central Indiana. We didn't get home till about
Speaker 2: three fifteen or so on Monday morning. But I had already,
Speaker 2: you know, had krish that was filling in, and I
Speaker 2: basically used yesterday to kind of recalibrate. I did a
Speaker 2: little bit of work. I know some of you think
Speaker 2: I only work an hour or two a day, But
Speaker 2: did a little bit of work before, you know, before
Speaker 2: getting back into the swing of things today here as
Speaker 2: we get things rolling with, you know, the show as usual.
Speaker 2: But I had a conversation with a friend, a friend
Speaker 2: that many of you. In fact, you'd have to go back.
Speaker 2: You'd have to be a listener of this program for
Speaker 2: some time to remember the friend that I'm going to
Speaker 2: reference here, and I'm going to tell you I'm going
Speaker 2: to reference him. His name is Jay Dott. Now the
Speaker 2: reason I mentioned him Normally I wouldn't do this, but
Speaker 2: I mentioned him because we used to do a thing
Speaker 2: on this program, and you know what we might we
Speaker 2: might revive this. I don't know. I didn't talk with
Speaker 2: him about this, but I think if I send him
Speaker 2: one of these, he would do it. We used to
Speaker 2: have a thing called three and three. We had a
Speaker 2: thing called three and three. Yes, we are basically like
Speaker 2: fourteen year old boys here, juveniles in many ways. And
Speaker 2: my buddy, he's in a profession where he's driving a
Speaker 2: decent amount, so he has a lot of wind shield time.
Speaker 2: As he would say, so I would. This was back
Speaker 2: before the show. I used to call or text him
Speaker 2: and I would say, well, it end up being a text,
Speaker 2: but I would say, look, three and three. I'm gonna
Speaker 2: give you three words or phrases. Sometimes I would give
Speaker 2: him a bonus word or phrase and I would say,
Speaker 2: you've got three minutes to write a song and then
Speaker 2: you know, singing on my voicemail and leave and see.
Speaker 2: And it can be any style that you want. It
Speaker 2: could be rap, it could be country, it could be classic,
Speaker 2: it could be heck, it could be opera. He typically
Speaker 2: opted for rap, I think because he can't he can't
Speaker 2: really do any of the others. He can't do rap,
Speaker 2: but at least he can kind of hide it and
Speaker 2: so forth. But he would call back within three minutes
Speaker 2: and have a song, and we used to take that.
Speaker 2: So we took that concept and we did it with
Speaker 2: this show. But the words and phrases were always politically relevant.
Speaker 2: It could have been any number of things, and so
Speaker 2: we called this three and three with Jade Dotts. So,
Speaker 2: but I had a conversation with him yesterday, and you know,
Speaker 2: Jadad's an interesting guy to me, incredibly smart and incredibly analytical,
Speaker 2: and his circles are different than mine. And so it's
Speaker 2: always interesting for me to listen to Jade Odds because
Speaker 2: again he has different perspectives on things, and that helps me.
Speaker 2: That helps me as I share some things with you,
Speaker 2: because it gives me, it fills in gaps of you know,
Speaker 2: the types of people that I don't know, maybe some
Speaker 2: people that are thinking or saying things that I haven't
Speaker 2: heard about whatever politics, the election, what have you. And
Speaker 2: we started talking about the general I would say panic
Speaker 2: that is amongst some Republicans and Conservatives. See, I live
Speaker 2: kind of in my lane now. I pay attention to people.
Speaker 2: I talk with people. But the people that I typically
Speaker 2: encounter or hear from are people who are enthusiastic. They
Speaker 2: are excited, they are ready to win this upcoming election.
Speaker 2: They are optimistic. They are just ready to go vote.
Speaker 2: They're ready to get other people to vote. They're ready
Speaker 2: to I mean, they are ready to end what we
Speaker 2: have been experiencing for the past four years. Now. I
Speaker 2: also understand that there is some panic amongst some Conservatives,
Speaker 2: because you know, I don't want to go too far here,
Speaker 2: but in some ways and in the perspective of some people,
Speaker 2: we went from having this metaphorically in the bag to
Speaker 2: having ourselves in a political dogfight. And so that's where Jada.
Speaker 2: Jada is under the impression he thinks Kamala is gonna
Speaker 2: win this. In fact, we like to he and I.
Speaker 2: One thing we definitely agree on is we try I
Speaker 2: think we think in terms of percentages and he said,
Speaker 2: he said eighty percent chance that Kamala. I don't tell
Speaker 2: you that. I tell you this to get to the
Speaker 2: point of just first of all, identifying this and also
Speaker 2: putting this into perspective. But the other thing is is
Speaker 2: to take this and say, look, there are people that
Speaker 2: feel this way, and I just think that we have
Speaker 2: to acknowledge it. I think there's probably some of you
Speaker 2: out there that fall into this category. And I don't
Speaker 2: now that does not mean. Look, I am not saying
Speaker 2: Trump's gonna win in a landside. Some people are out
Speaker 2: there saying these things. And I just don't see how
Speaker 2: someone can have such degree of certainty given all of
Speaker 2: the things that we know and or suspect are happening
Speaker 2: in our political system, from uncertainty about why people vote
Speaker 2: certain ways to begin with, when candidates when there will
Speaker 2: be people that vote for Kamala simply because she is
Speaker 2: a woman, or simply because she is black, or simply
Speaker 2: because she is Indian. There will be people who vote
Speaker 2: for the Kamala Walls ticket simply because Tim Walls is
Speaker 2: a guy that reminds them of their dad. I've heard
Speaker 2: about heard from these people on social media I've talked
Speaker 2: about this. There's nothing that we can do about that.
Speaker 2: I mean, these people are it's stupid, but they are
Speaker 2: going to vote for the reasons that they are going
Speaker 2: to vote, so I under so it just becomes hard
Speaker 2: to predict. And then you factor in things like who's
Speaker 2: actually going to the polls, what other funny business existed.
Speaker 2: I mean, I referenced two thousand mules, I reference the
Speaker 2: poll I've talked about this in great detail, the research
Speaker 2: that said that ten to twenty seven percent of non
Speaker 2: citizens in this country have said that they are registered,
Speaker 2: to well fifteen percent so that they are registered to vote,
Speaker 2: but studies show it could be as high as like
Speaker 2: twenty seven percent. So you factor all these things in
Speaker 2: and there's a big question mark. And then you factor
Speaker 2: in that there is a huge chunk of this country
Speaker 2: that we have a fairly certain we're fairly certain about
Speaker 2: how those states are going to vote, and it comes
Speaker 2: down to a handful of votes or states, states like Nevada, Arizona, Wisconsin, Michigan, Pennsylvania,
Speaker 2: North Carolina. Maybe Georgia may have skipped one there, but
Speaker 2: you get the idea, and it's rais or thin in
Speaker 2: some of those places in some of those states, and
Speaker 2: if those states go one where the other, or if
Speaker 2: they split down the middle, you can see how quickly
Speaker 2: this could be a very very tight, tight race. So
Speaker 2: I get it. I also get that Trump, for the
Speaker 2: first time in the betting sites, on the betting sides,
Speaker 2: has fallen behind Kamala as being the odds on favorite
Speaker 2: to win the twenty twenty four election. I see that
Speaker 2: for the first time. Now, so there's panic. Now there's polls.
Speaker 2: The polls I mean are I don't want to say
Speaker 2: all over the place. Again, it's certainly tightened up. I
Speaker 2: warned you of this. I warned you of this when
Speaker 2: Kamala became the presumptive nominee the Democrat. I won't get
Speaker 2: into this long because I've said this before, but in
Speaker 2: a nutshell, the Democrat Party had no reason for anybody
Speaker 2: to support their candidate prior to Biden dropping out. I mean,
Speaker 2: this was a weekend at Bernie's candidacy. They were just
Speaker 2: happy if he could get through a speech or get
Speaker 2: through the day without doing something embarrassing. I mean, it's
Speaker 2: the truth, my friends, And so they have now they
Speaker 2: have somebody that I mean like her or not she
Speaker 2: has at least a little bit of It's dramatically different
Speaker 2: than Biden. Right, there's at least life in the campaign.
Speaker 2: Now you can say, well, unless you're an unborn child,
Speaker 2: there's life in the campaign. So you can say that
Speaker 2: she's not likable, you can say any number of things.
Speaker 2: But they actually there is a real amount of excitement.
Speaker 2: But remember where from where they were coming. They were coming.
Speaker 2: It's not so much again, it's not so much about Kamala.
Speaker 2: It's not so much about her policies. It's not so
Speaker 2: much about her positions, and not so much about her qualifications.
Speaker 2: It's about here's a lady who comes out and she
Speaker 2: is you know, she's somebody who has some energy. I've
Speaker 2: seen people on social media say it's like voting for
Speaker 2: the fun aunt and the fun dad or whatever, which
Speaker 2: again is stupid. I understand that. But when they were
Speaker 2: comparing it to what it was previously, it was just
Speaker 2: an absolute disaster. And so there's some legitimate excitement. But
Speaker 2: I'm telling you that we are at or near the
Speaker 2: ceiling for the Kamala Harris Tim Wall's campaign. Now there
Speaker 2: might be a little bit more of a bump as
Speaker 2: we get through the convention. The convention has started, excuse me,
Speaker 2: it's slated to start here on what is it Sunday
Speaker 2: or Monday of next week orly it'll run through next week,
Speaker 2: and so that's when you know, all the fan fare,
Speaker 2: all the attention. Just like what happened with the Republicans
Speaker 2: here a month or so ago, the same thing is
Speaker 2: going to happen with the Democrats at their convention. So
Speaker 2: we're gonna get through. We're gonna get to the last
Speaker 2: week or so of August, and we're gonna be at
Speaker 2: the ceiling. We're gonna be at the ceiling for Kamala
Speaker 2: because this campaign, my friends, really has not started yet.
Speaker 2: And the reason for that is because the Democrats technically,
Speaker 2: they's technically still well, I guess you could say that
Speaker 2: they did the virtual thing, so they I guess they
Speaker 2: have a candidate now. But they we didn't even know,
Speaker 2: We didn't know what was going to happen at this
Speaker 2: convention or in the nominating process until here in the past.
Speaker 2: I don't know a couple of couple of weeks at best, right,
Speaker 2: they held off doing anything with the virtual voting and
Speaker 2: that sort of stuff until August the first, and we're
Speaker 2: just that's two weeks ago. So at best, we've known
Speaker 2: that it's going to be Kamala versus Trump for two weeks, right,
Speaker 2: I mean, because I mean we could see when Biden
Speaker 2: dropped out on the twenty first, or well when he
Speaker 2: endorsed Kamala in late July. We could see it coming
Speaker 2: together there, but there was uncertainty. And again Biden was
Speaker 2: still the guy up till about a month or so ago.
Speaker 2: So this campaign is just now getting started. They have
Speaker 2: and this is what I want to point out here,
Speaker 2: their strategy. They Now, when I say they, who is they?
Speaker 2: They is the Democrat Party. They include the seven pillars
Speaker 2: of propaganda, which include the media, which which includes I
Speaker 2: should say, the the government. Right, what do I mean
Speaker 2: by the government. It's it's the It's it's the government apparatus.
Speaker 2: It's the people who are dare I say it, who
Speaker 2: are in charge of counting votes and that sort of thing,
Speaker 2: opening polling precincts, sending out ballots in the mail. It's
Speaker 2: the it's the bureaucratic state. It is the woke business community,
Speaker 2: which is the antithesis of the people that you'll find
Speaker 2: here advertising on our show. These are the woke business
Speaker 2: community hates America. The businesses you hear here on our
Speaker 2: show are businesses that love America and the concepts upon
Speaker 2: which she was built. So this strategy the strategy against
Speaker 2: the media, it's the government, it's the entertainment industry, which
Speaker 2: includes sports and all this sort of stuff. We're going
Speaker 2: to be heading into the NFL season here, We've already
Speaker 2: got some preseason games under our belt. All these things
Speaker 2: coming together, and there's going to be the people that
Speaker 2: are at the helm of these pillars of propaganda are
Speaker 2: going to be using their power and authority to help
Speaker 2: out the Democrat Party, There's no doubt about it. And
Speaker 2: their strategy is to of course use those things to
Speaker 2: energize their voters and to try to persuade some on
Speaker 2: the fence to become their voters, but also to discourage
Speaker 2: Republicans from voting, to dishearten people. My friends, do not
Speaker 2: fall vicary to this. Hear me out. You've been listening
Speaker 2: to me for some time. Some of you may have listened.
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Speaker 2: out of town our ninth anniversary. So Saturday, August tenth
Speaker 2: was the ninth anniversary of when we launched the podcast
Speaker 2: nine years ago. I know some of you have been
Speaker 2: listening to us from the very beginning. I'm here to
Speaker 2: tell you that we are at a high. For the Democrats.
Speaker 2: This will they will come down from this high. I
Speaker 2: don't know what the outcome is, my friends, I don't
Speaker 2: know what the outcome is, but they are if you
Speaker 2: maintain your energy, if you don't let this discourage you,
Speaker 2: if you don't let this prevent you from voting, which
Speaker 2: is what they want this to do. There's certainly, certainly
Speaker 2: plenty of reasons to still be excited and enthusiastic. So
Speaker 2: when it continue talking about this, I want to get
Speaker 2: into after the break as well. Biden has some comments
Speaker 2: on why he dropped out of the race. I want
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Speaker 2: we get back, I want to continue this conversation about
Speaker 2: the campaign, and then I want to get move into
Speaker 2: Biden talking about why he dropped out of the race,
Speaker 2: which of course includes saving our democracy, whatever the world
Speaker 2: that's supposed to mean. But our timeout is in order.
Speaker 2: You're listening to conservative not better talk, my friends. I
Speaker 2: am your host, the one, the only benevolent dictator behind
Speaker 2: the microphone. Back from Minnesota. Here be back in just
Speaker 2: a minute. From back, my friends. So let's continue here.
Speaker 2: Let's continue our conversation. What we concluded on the other
Speaker 2: side of this break that we're just getting back from.
Speaker 2: We were talking about the campaign. We were talking specifically
Speaker 2: about the strategy that the Democrats have, the media has,
Speaker 2: and that is there's lots going on here, right. They
Speaker 2: want to make this campaign about race and gender. They
Speaker 2: want to make it about a fun dad guy that's just,
Speaker 2: you know, just a regular Joe who happens to be
Speaker 2: a radical leftist, which most regular Joe's actually. I would
Speaker 2: go as far to say, almost every every average Joe
Speaker 2: that I know is not a radical leftist. But they
Speaker 2: want to make it again. I they want to make
Speaker 2: it about these emotional things. They want to make it about, well,
Speaker 2: what your dad used to be like before Trump and
Speaker 2: the MAGA movement and Rush Limbaugh and Fox News did
Speaker 2: to your poor dad. That's actually a thing out there,
Speaker 2: my friends, And so they want to make it about this.
Speaker 2: They want to make it about these stories. They want
Speaker 2: to make a narrative that just feels good to people,
Speaker 2: for those who are low information voters, for those who
Speaker 2: vote for people based upon something superficial, not about ideas,
Speaker 2: instead choosing to make it about whether or not they
Speaker 2: are a certain race, ethnicity, gender, or a type of
Speaker 2: certain type of family person like a good dad or whatever.
Speaker 2: That's what this campaign has become and will become for
Speaker 2: some people. But they also want to use this to
Speaker 2: discourage Republicans from voting, and they want to hide Kamala, Kamala.
Speaker 2: It's a continuation. It's a continuation of what Biden had
Speaker 2: been doing. They know, they know, my friends, is the
Speaker 2: more that she is out there, the more people are
Speaker 2: going to realize they don't like her. Right if they
Speaker 2: can hide her from having to make appearances if they
Speaker 2: can hide her condescending, yes, and I mean absolutely condescending, arrogant,
Speaker 2: self righteous attitude which the left has. The left has
Speaker 2: to have that, my friends. The left believes that they
Speaker 2: are superior to you. The left believes that they need
Speaker 2: to be in power to tell you how to live
Speaker 2: your life. That's what it means to be a lover
Speaker 2: of big government. They've never found a project too big
Speaker 2: or too expensive that they don't think they can fix.
Speaker 2: All you have to do, my friends, is vote for them,
Speaker 2: give them more tax dollars and give them your liberty,
Speaker 2: and they'll take care of the rest. That is effectively
Speaker 2: what these jokers and clowns want to do, and that,
Speaker 2: of course, is what Kamala wants to do. The arrogance
Speaker 2: is palpable, my friends. She is not a likable politician.
Speaker 2: I'm telling you that. They know this. But again, if
Speaker 2: they can make it about these other things, they've got
Speaker 2: a good chance. And so far, so good on that front.
Speaker 2: But we've got a ways to go, and we've got
Speaker 2: some debates to get through. This campaign is just starting.
Speaker 2: It's just starting, so I know it can be discouraging
Speaker 2: to see the polls. I know it can be discouraging
Speaker 2: to see what I mentioned earlier, which is that these
Speaker 2: betting sites for the first time, for the first time
Speaker 2: since they started this campaign site, we'll have Trump trailing,
Speaker 2: falling behind on these betting sites. Kamala is now, according
Speaker 2: to the betting sites. For whatever you think about that,
Speaker 2: the odds on favorite to win. But it's close. It's
Speaker 2: very close, and we've got a lot of campaigning left
Speaker 2: to do. They are at their high, they're near their high.
Speaker 2: They're going to be at their high once we get
Speaker 2: through next week, then this debate is going to take shape.
Speaker 2: I know some people are aggravated at Trump. They think, hey,
Speaker 2: this guy should be out there trying to seize the narrative.
Speaker 2: By the way, he was on an interview with Elon Musk.
Speaker 2: I have not seen that yet. Again, we just got
Speaker 2: back into town and I did not see it before
Speaker 2: coming on here today. But I know that that happened,
Speaker 2: or I guess you could say listen. I don't know
Speaker 2: if it was. Was it video or just audio, I
Speaker 2: don't know. Anyway, it's it was a conversation between Elon
Speaker 2: Musk and Donald Trump. So I've not yet seen that,
Speaker 2: but that's out there happening. So it's not as though
Speaker 2: Trump is just hanging it up. Trump is still doing
Speaker 2: what he's doing, but the narrative is being dominated by
Speaker 2: Kamala right now. This is where the energy and the
Speaker 2: excitement is because it's it's basically their turn, right. They
Speaker 2: have effectively a new candidate. They have effectively got a
Speaker 2: new ticket, They've got their convention. They're at their high.
Speaker 2: They're going to be at their high at or near
Speaker 2: it very quickly or very soon, and then the campaign
Speaker 2: is going to begin. They will this will tighten up.
Speaker 2: So do not be discouraged. That's my message to you.
Speaker 2: Do not be discouraged, my friends. So that's what I
Speaker 2: want to say about that. I want to shift gears here.
Speaker 2: Biden was interviewed, I think this was over the weekend
Speaker 2: and he explained his reasons, rationale whatever for dropping out
Speaker 2: of the race. Now we know the reasons he dropped
Speaker 2: out of the race, and I'm going to sett all
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Speaker 2: So now let's shift gears here. Let's shift gears to
Speaker 2: talking about why Biden says he dropped out of the
Speaker 2: twenty twenty four campaign. Now, let me say this. We
Speaker 2: all know what happened. We all know why Biden is
Speaker 2: not in the race. Biden is not in the race
Speaker 2: because they found him after the debates, after the debate,
Speaker 2: or the single debate, the one debate that we have
Speaker 2: on June twenty seventh. All this, my friends, can be
Speaker 2: traced back to June twenty seventh, which is really not
Speaker 2: that what a six weeks or so ago. We have
Speaker 2: had chaos ensued since June twenty. We've had chaos for
Speaker 2: a while, but in particular since June twenty seventh, and
Speaker 2: so that is kind of the starting point of this
Speaker 2: phase we're in now. June twenty seventh, Biden takes the
Speaker 2: debate stage. He goes out there and is annihilated and
Speaker 2: humiliated by President Donald J.
Speaker 1: Trump.
Speaker 2: Now, I will tell you as I had before, the
Speaker 2: same exact thing happened in the twenty twenty four campaign
Speaker 2: that happened in twenty twenty. It just the circumstances were different.
Speaker 2: The Democrat Party power brokers, the elites, the decision makers,
Speaker 2: the oligarchs in the Democrat Party, the political ruling class,
Speaker 2: if you will. They decided Biden was not their guy.
Speaker 2: They decided this has gone too far. We have tried
Speaker 2: to defend, We've tried to act like everything's fine. We've
Speaker 2: tried to pump him up and prop up his presidency.
Speaker 2: Nancy Pelosi said that try excuse me, Biden should be
Speaker 2: on Mount Rushmore, in fact, seeming to suggest that he
Speaker 2: should replace Teddy Roosevelt, but then she quickly said, we
Speaker 2: don't want to replace Teddy anyway. The point is they're
Speaker 2: prepared to do all that, but they can't. They can
Speaker 2: get no more mileage out of that. So they reached
Speaker 2: their wits end and they realized, we have to we
Speaker 2: have to find another candidate. And so that's what they did,
Speaker 2: and so they decided the obvious choice. Really, I think
Speaker 2: the only choice at this phase in the game was Kamala.
Speaker 2: And now Kamala, of course, was picked to be vice
Speaker 2: president back in twenty sixteen excuse me, twenty twenty for
Speaker 2: two reasons that we were given. She is black woman,
Speaker 2: that's the reasons Biden gave us. They also thought that
Speaker 2: she would be a potential president even in Biden's first term.
Speaker 2: There were certainly reasons to believe he would not get
Speaker 2: through that for and so she's been waiting there as
Speaker 2: the presumptive follow up candidates. Now, the problem is she's
Speaker 2: done an atrocious job as vice president. She's highly unliked,
Speaker 2: she's unlike a bowl, and she is just I just
Speaker 2: not been a good candidate. But it's their only choice,
Speaker 2: and so they basically threatened Biden. You know, I've gone
Speaker 2: through this. They've threatened him with the twenty fifth Amendment
Speaker 2: removing him from office, and they've threatened I think even
Speaker 2: beyond that. I think this is dirty stuff. I think
Speaker 2: that they threatened to not even protect his son Hunter.
Speaker 2: They gave him a choice, and he chose under duress
Speaker 2: to step out of the race. So that's what's happened,
Speaker 2: make no mistake about it. That being said, he's on
Speaker 2: CBS Sunday Morning talking about this, and I want to
Speaker 2: play this. I want to play this, and I'm going
Speaker 2: to do that after this break a little bit long.
Speaker 2: This segment timeouts in order, my friends, sit tight you
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Speaker 2: Welcome back, my friends. Last segment of this hour of
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Speaker 2: as to why he says he dropped out of the
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Speaker 2: here this hour, let us tune in to President Biden
Speaker 2: here sitting down on what was CBS Sunday Morning, talking
Speaker 2: about the campaign and in particular why he dropped out
Speaker 2: of the campaign. I'm going to play about ninety seconds
Speaker 2: of this. We don't have a ton of time here,
Speaker 2: but I want to play this for you, and I
Speaker 2: want to talk about this, and this might bleed over
Speaker 2: into another hour of this program, but this is what
Speaker 2: we're gonna do here. Get to as much of this
Speaker 2: as we can. This is Biden sitting down with CBS
Speaker 2: Sunday Morning, talking about his decision to drop out of
Speaker 2: the twenty twenty four campaign.
Speaker 3: We're living through history, we really are.
Speaker 2: Let's begin with your decision. You're at your home Rohoboth Beach, Delaware,
Speaker 2: late July with your family, and you make this historic decision.
Speaker 2: Tell me the story. Tell me the story.
Speaker 3: Look, the fourth we had showed that it was the
Speaker 3: neck and neck race would have been down to the wire,
Speaker 3: but what happened was a number of my Democratic colleagues
Speaker 3: in the House and Senate thought that I was going
Speaker 3: to hurt them in the races. And I was concerned
Speaker 3: if I stayed in the race, that would be the
Speaker 3: topic you be interviewing about why did Nancy Pelosi say?
Speaker 2: Why did so?
Speaker 3: And And I thought it'd be a real distraction Number one.
Speaker 3: Number two. When I ran the first time, I thought
Speaker 3: of myself as being a transition present. Really, I can't
Speaker 3: even say how old I am. It's hard for me
Speaker 3: to get out of my mouth. And but things got
Speaker 3: moving so quickly it did happened, And the combination was
Speaker 3: that I thought it was a critical issue for me.
Speaker 3: Still is not a joke, maintaining this democracy. But I
Speaker 3: thought it was important because although I it's a great
Speaker 3: honor being president, I think I have an obligation to
Speaker 3: the country to do what I the most important thing
Speaker 3: to can do, and that is we must, we must,
Speaker 3: we must defeat Trump.
Speaker 2: I saw it, okay, so sorry. The beginning of that
Speaker 2: was lower than I had had expected, and the drama
Speaker 2: there at the beginning of that was a little bit
Speaker 2: more than I even remembered. But this is I mean
Speaker 2: he said a whole lot here without really saying anything
Speaker 2: to me. There's still questions, why do you think you
Speaker 2: were down? Why was this going to be a close race?
Speaker 2: Why are you going Why were you going to hurt
Speaker 2: Democrat Canada's running in the House and the Senate and
Speaker 2: so forth, or down ticket in the state statewide elections? Why?
Speaker 2: Why was that the calculus? What was happening that created
Speaker 2: that environment to where you thought that you were going
Speaker 2: to be a threat to other people on the ballot,
Speaker 2: Which is the first thing that he said here. Now
Speaker 2: I want to point out it's the reason it's important
Speaker 2: to identify that, because the next question is, how does
Speaker 2: any of that change when Kamala Harris, who was in
Speaker 2: your administration, takes over, if she becomes the president of
Speaker 2: the United States, or just in this case, I guess
Speaker 2: we're talking about the election. But people are making, of course,
Speaker 2: supposedly the decision for who they're voting for based upon
Speaker 2: the person's ability to do things better or make improvements
Speaker 2: on the previous administration. She's the current administration, So what
Speaker 2: is what is different about this? How does this change
Speaker 2: the campaign? How does this change what people are voting for?
Speaker 2: What sort of improvements do we get because of a
Speaker 2: Kamala Harris? I mean, I understand Biden's in a very
Speaker 2: bad position here. He doesn't he's trying to save his legacy.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's quite humiliating and embarrassing, so he doesn't
Speaker 2: want to say bad things about his administration. And then
Speaker 2: also it's connected to Kamala because she's part of this administration.
Speaker 2: What would she do differently if it needs to be done?
Speaker 2: Why isn't she doing it now? These questions seem to arise,
Speaker 2: but unfortunately I'm about to stop. My friends and out
Speaker 2: of time here this hour. Continue this into another hour.
Speaker 2: My friends, have a great day. Stig