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Speaker 2: I have rarely looked forward to a show more than
Speaker 2: this one, and thank you to Heidiganoll for filling in yesterday.
Speaker 2: I was cross examining some witnesses and an important case
Speaker 2: and couldn't make it to the show. But I've been
Speaker 2: dying to talk to you about a bunch of different things,
Speaker 2: and then then all of a sudden bunch of new
Speaker 2: stuff today. So so glad you're here. Be kind of
Speaker 2: lightning docket hour because we have so much to cover.
Speaker 2: But just join in when you can eight five five
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Speaker 2: text d an five seven seven three nine text and
Speaker 2: fuego and we will get there shortly. But let me
Speaker 2: give you a quick overview of some of the things
Speaker 2: I want your take on. First of all, how do
Speaker 2: you explain the betting Marcus? Now, I don't think they're
Speaker 2: the most reliable indicator at all, but they're in indicator
Speaker 2: and the betting markets have had an eleven point swing
Speaker 2: in Trump's favor since the start of the DNC. So
Speaker 2: what is your explanation for that, Michelle Obama. I think
Speaker 2: intentionally deliberately throwing Kamala Harra under the bus, Kamala Harris
Speaker 2: under the bus at the DNC at Michelle Obama's speech,
Speaker 2: and this great line for Michelle Obama helped her a lot,
Speaker 2: brilliantly conceived. If you're Michelle Obama trying to help Michelle
Speaker 2: Obama this line about the presidency being a black job.
Speaker 2: But how in the world does that help Kamala Harris
Speaker 2: in this race with the states she needs to win.
Speaker 2: So we'll break all that down and I'll play the sound.
Speaker 2: I'm sure you've heard it, but I'll play that for
Speaker 2: you again. And then I want to talk about this
Speaker 2: really coolest thing ever with the left recognizing in this
Speaker 2: case through Dana Bash that hey, hey, oh, the whole
Speaker 2: justification for Tim Walls as VP is not that he'll
Speaker 2: appeal to these white working class voters in the blue
Speaker 2: Wall states, but that he'll appeal to low testosterone males.
Speaker 2: And I'm not making this up. So let's say we'll
Speaker 2: start with that, but I do want to touch on
Speaker 2: one news item. First, President Trump today interrupting a live
Speaker 2: interview over security concerns for himself and the woman who
Speaker 2: was interviewing him. Ryan, can you fire that sound in
Speaker 2: this area? Obviously an assassin tried to kill you.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the shriff.
Speaker 1: We're in danger standing here talking, so let's not talk
Speaker 1: any longer.
Speaker 2: No, I know about it, but they don't want me
Speaker 2: standing here. They don't want you standing area. That have
Speaker 2: a good time, Thank you very much. Yes, So that
Speaker 2: was a news nation interview, right, Ryan, I think that
Speaker 2: was a news interview of the president in this following
Speaker 2: the arrest of a sixty six year old in Arizona
Speaker 2: who had threatened to kill Trump. That after a manhunt.
Speaker 2: But as we've been talking about on this show for
Speaker 2: a long time. In fact, I think we talked about
Speaker 2: it the week before the Pennsylvania attempt. And that is listen,
Speaker 2: the US government has confirmed it. Iran is trying to
Speaker 2: kill Trump. Iran is trying to kill Trump. And that's
Speaker 2: because Trump had the courage to put his own life
Speaker 2: at risk to stand up for this nation by taking
Speaker 2: out Solomoni, and he protected the nation by taking out Solomony,
Speaker 2: knowing that he was going to exponentially magnify the risk
Speaker 2: that he would be assassinated, and that's exactly the situation
Speaker 2: we find ourselves in. So he is risking his life
Speaker 2: for this nation in very tangible ways. And so this
Speaker 2: interruption of the Newsmax interview. We don't have the details
Speaker 2: yet as to why his security alerted him and asked
Speaker 2: him to end that interview, but will pass those along
Speaker 2: as we get him. But we know that the reality
Speaker 2: has been and will continue to be that one of
Speaker 2: the most evil regimes on the face of the earth
Speaker 2: will be constantly trying to kill Trump because Trump is
Speaker 2: so good for this nation. Iran. I think it's clear
Speaker 2: at this point has sided with the Harris campaigner to
Speaker 2: be more fair and precise against Trump. They want Trump
Speaker 2: defeated because they know what Trump did before to reign
Speaker 2: in Iran, and they don't want that. They want Trump's
Speaker 2: opponent in office because the opponent, just like Joe Biden,
Speaker 2: will be much better for Iran than Trump will be.
Speaker 2: So hopefully Trump wins this race simply based on the
Speaker 2: fact that the Iranian regime wants his opponent to win.
Speaker 2: Eight five five two five five the number text d
Speaker 2: an five seven seven three nine. So I'll get to
Speaker 2: some of these texts as we then answer some of
Speaker 2: these burning issues out there. Dan, all I can honestly
Speaker 2: say is God help this country if Harris gets elected.
Speaker 2: I think that if she gets elected, this country will fall.
Speaker 2: I don't think for a second this country is going
Speaker 2: to fall if she gets elected. I think this country
Speaker 2: is go going to fail in a lot of big
Speaker 2: ways during the time she's in office, and she will
Speaker 2: do lasting harm, but the country's not going to fall
Speaker 2: over that administration. If you think I'm wrong, please let
Speaker 2: me know. Now does that mean that we should elect her? Know?
Speaker 2: Because we want good things for this country, not bad
Speaker 2: things for this country, and it's going to hurt this
Speaker 2: country a bunch if she wins. Dan, you know why
Speaker 2: Michelle Obama said that because Trump talked about black jobs. Also,
Speaker 2: he wasted time wondering out loud if Kamala is black.
Speaker 2: Trump started the race talk with the Obamas in two
Speaker 2: thousand and eight, So that teas up cut ten. I
Speaker 2: want to play this for you, and what the Texterter
Speaker 2: is talking about and I addressed earlier, is Michelle Obama,
Speaker 2: who Listen, you have had to be thinking as you
Speaker 2: watched that speech. Thank goodness she's not the DEM nominee,
Speaker 2: because she is exponentially more capable than Kamala Harris, be
Speaker 2: one hundred times stronger candidate than Kamala Harris, and we're
Speaker 2: very lucky that she's not the DEM nominee. She'd also
Speaker 2: be horrible for this country as president because of her
Speaker 2: far left ideology. So what I believe is that she
Speaker 2: did not say the following by accident, and when she
Speaker 2: said it, she knew that it would hurt Harris in
Speaker 2: this campaign against Trump.
Speaker 4: Fire Away his limited, narrow view of the world made
Speaker 4: him feel threatened by the existence of two hard work
Speaker 4: and highly educated, successful people who happened to be black.
Speaker 3: I want to know.
Speaker 4: I want to know who's gonna tell him, who's gonna
Speaker 4: tell him that the job he's currently seeking might just
Speaker 4: be one of those black jobs.
Speaker 2: It's his same A tremendous line for Michelle Obama. If
Speaker 2: you're Michelle Obama and you're wanting to elevate Michelle Obama,
Speaker 2: that's a tremendous line for Michelle Obama and very carefully
Speaker 2: crafted and conceived and brilliant and I put that in
Speaker 2: quotes in the sense that it's going to cut through
Speaker 2: the noise. And you know, most people in America right
Speaker 2: now are paying any attention to politics are aware of
Speaker 2: that line, right which is exactly why it's so harmful
Speaker 2: to Kamala Harris. Because Michelle Obama, though she has this
Speaker 2: bad ideology, is brilliant and she knows, she knows that
Speaker 2: making this about race in the Swing States is toxic
Speaker 2: for Harris because anybody who's paying attention knows the way
Speaker 2: Trump won in sixteen and the paths of victory for
Speaker 2: Trump again now is an explosive, enormous, enthusiastic turnout for
Speaker 2: Trump among working white people in the Swing States. And
Speaker 2: so you start with the fact that it is so
Speaker 2: wrong and awful on every level to make the presidency
Speaker 2: about race. It is the opposite of what doctor King preached,
Speaker 2: content of character, not color of skin. It's so wrong
Speaker 2: to talk of the presidency in terms of a white
Speaker 2: job or black job. That's the opposite of who we
Speaker 2: are as a people. It's all about merit, not what
Speaker 2: color God happened to make us. So for Michelle Obama
Speaker 2: to make it about black job, white job, that's just
Speaker 2: opposite of who we are as a people and very
Speaker 2: harmful to Kamala Harris because you look at the demographics
Speaker 2: in the key swing states and other than Georgia. I mean,
Speaker 2: what are you looking at? Wisconsin eighty six percent white,
Speaker 2: eight percent black, Pennsylvania seventy eight percent white, ten percent black,
Speaker 2: Arizona fifty two percent white, three point seven percent black.
Speaker 2: So how does this really awful racializing of the office
Speaker 2: of Presidency help Kamala Harris. It doesn't. It hurts her.
Speaker 2: And this goes back to my question, Ryan, and I
Speaker 2: want your honest cut take. Do you think for one
Speaker 2: millisecond that Michelle Obama wants Kamala Harris to win the presidency?
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 6: I know Hillary doesn't for sure, even though she said
Speaker 6: otherwise the other night.
Speaker 5: But there's a lot of infighting.
Speaker 6: Dan, We've talked about it, not really in depth, but
Speaker 6: a little bit at length, that there is so much
Speaker 6: backbiting going on, whether it's Team Biden versus Team Obama,
Speaker 6: with Team Harris in between. This is not a unified party.
Speaker 6: And it wouldn't surprise me if Michelle really her heart
Speaker 6: wasn't in it.
Speaker 2: Well, and I think there are a lot more concrete
Speaker 2: reasons why she and Barack Obama do not want Kamala
Speaker 2: Harris to win. Listen, they actually came out and made
Speaker 2: it clear they did not want her as the nominee
Speaker 2: when Biden endorsed her, and Obama's came out and said
Speaker 2: they wanted an open process. Why do you think they
Speaker 2: wanted that anyway? I think that through that line she
Speaker 2: deliberately hurt Kamala's chances while really making Michelle look good. Hey,
Speaker 2: when we come back, I want to get your take
Speaker 2: on why have the betting mark gets swung in Trump's
Speaker 2: favor during the DNC. And on top of that, some
Speaker 2: of the most fun sounds you've ever heard as the
Speaker 2: left now tries to justify the biggest political mistake in
Speaker 2: our lifetime, the selection of Tim Walls to be VP.
Speaker 2: You're on the Dankpla.
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Speaker 7: But they are doing so in trying to put forward
Speaker 7: male figures, Tim Walls being one of them. Doug m
Speaker 7: Hoff last night, who can speak to men out there
Speaker 7: who might not be the sort of testosterone Leyden, you know,
Speaker 7: gun toting kind of guy who wants to listen to
Speaker 7: Paul Cogan and the kind of players that came out
Speaker 7: at the RNC or might want to listen to that.
Speaker 7: But also, in addition, understand that it's okay in twenty
Speaker 7: twenty four to be a man comfortable in his own
Speaker 7: skin who supports a woman. And that's something that they
Speaker 7: really are trying to work on with mail voters.
Speaker 2: Beyond the baby, that's the greatest thing I've ever heard.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, but think about it. And she was very
Speaker 2: honest to the beginning. Oh yeah, okay, Walls. Now they
Speaker 2: selected him to appeal to the low testosterone guys, right,
Speaker 2: and then she realized what she said, which is speaking
Speaker 2: the truth, and then all of a sudden tried to
Speaker 2: cover it. Wait a second, and em Hoff, he's the
Speaker 2: guy who got the babysitter pregnant. But think about what
Speaker 2: they're doing. They're acknowledging, They're acknowledging the Walls, who was
Speaker 2: brought onto the ticket supposedly to appeal to working white
Speaker 2: people in the Upper Midwest, particularly working white men, that
Speaker 2: all of a sudden he was very very bad at that.
Speaker 2: In fact, he not only lost working white men in
Speaker 2: his own home state, he lost them in his own
Speaker 2: former congressional district. So now the rationalization for Walls is
Speaker 2: to appeal to the low guys. Well, aren't they all
Speaker 2: voting for the Democrats to begin with? So that is
Speaker 2: how bizarre it's gotten on that side, And it just
Speaker 2: goes back to confirm what I told you in the beginning.
Speaker 2: It's the biggest political mistake of our lifetimes, her selecting
Speaker 2: Walls to be VP in any case, but particularly over Shapiro. Yeah,
Speaker 2: so thank god for big favors, right eight five five
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Speaker 2: the big swing eleven point swing in Trump's favor in
Speaker 2: the betting markets, which, first of all, they're not the
Speaker 2: best indicator, but why the big swing during the DNC.
Speaker 2: Would love your take on that. Why do you think
Speaker 2: Michelle Obama through Kamala under the bus during her speech
Speaker 2: in the way I've discussed. Let's go to the phone lines.
Speaker 2: We'll start with how about Fred, Fred and Longmant. You're
Speaker 2: on the Dan Kaplas show.
Speaker 8: Welcome, I've known Dan and Ryan. I'd like to talk
Speaker 8: about Polish, but I'd go to one quick comment regarding
Speaker 8: what the Democrats are looking for and men. I think
Speaker 8: Arnold Schwarzenegger defined it as gurley Man, gurly Man.
Speaker 2: Yeah, wasn't that snl Yes, right, But listen, I.
Speaker 8: Think that's what they're implying. Now, if you wouldn't mind,
Speaker 8: I'd like to go back to your topic of the
Speaker 8: earlier hour about Jared Polis. Yeah, okay, First of all,
Speaker 8: this is you guys probably know this, but your audience
Speaker 8: probably doesn't. Jared Polis was not his birth name. His
Speaker 8: birth name was Jared Schultz s C h U l
Speaker 8: t Z. It was his mother's name, who was Polish.
Speaker 8: And what I read was that when he was at
Speaker 8: Princeton University, he was trying to get a more favorable
Speaker 8: name for political purposes, and he liked his mother's name better,
Speaker 8: so he chose Polis. But also, the basis of the
Speaker 8: word polis is actually Greek and it means the term
Speaker 8: city state, and it's also the adjective basis for the
Speaker 8: word politics and politician. So when I look at Jared
Speaker 8: Polis or Schultz, I look at him as having changed
Speaker 8: his name because he wants to be in politics.
Speaker 2: Well that's deep, my friend, I to me, that doesn't
Speaker 2: say anything meaningful about him that he would do that,
Speaker 2: and tell me why you think I'm wrong on that
Speaker 2: if you do. But the reason we brought up police,
Speaker 2: and I want to get your take on this is
Speaker 2: I just wanted to have a little I told you
Speaker 2: so a moment because I've been telling everybody, hey, watch
Speaker 2: that Hick and Looper seed because it comes up in
Speaker 2: twenty six and Jared Polis, after he fails in his
Speaker 2: presidential aspirations, Jared Polis is going to try to knock
Speaker 2: out John Hickenlooper. And I think that's exactly what's happened
Speaker 2: here because Polis, as everyone knows, his term limited. He's
Speaker 2: up in twenty six and he has nowhere to go
Speaker 2: except into hicken Looper seed. And I think that that's
Speaker 2: exactly why hick and Looper surfaced yesterday. And thank god
Speaker 2: he's still alive, because we don't hear much from him
Speaker 2: or about him. He surfaced yesterday and said he's running
Speaker 2: again in twenty six. There, why do you think he
Speaker 2: did that. The only reason he did that was to
Speaker 2: just let people know that that no, he wasn't going
Speaker 2: to be run out. Now he needs to be run out.
Speaker 2: But then I don't think there's any doubt that police
Speaker 2: is targeting Nick can Looper Sive, Yeah.
Speaker 8: I totally agree with you, and I don't have a
Speaker 8: reason at all to disagree. The only reason I bring
Speaker 8: up the name about Polish is I think that he
Speaker 8: truly did when he was at Princeton, had a inkling
Speaker 8: that he wanted to be in politics, and with his
Speaker 8: mother's name being that related to politics, I think it
Speaker 8: just shows he wants to be a politician or in
Speaker 8: politics regardless of what. And you know, I think he's
Speaker 8: been the worst governor we've had, so I just want
Speaker 8: people to know a little more about his background and
Speaker 8: who he really is as a person.
Speaker 2: Well, Fred, appreciate the call. Thank you for that, my friend,
Speaker 2: and I do love Longmont, a lot of great memories there.
Speaker 2: But what I would say Ryan is hey, listen, I'll
Speaker 2: never criticize or begrudge anybody who grows up wanting to
Speaker 2: be president or anything like that. I think that's very admirable.
Speaker 2: And if the person happens to have opposite views of mine,
Speaker 2: well then I hope they fail because I don't want
Speaker 2: those bad policies to happen. But I admire anybody who
Speaker 2: grows up wanting to get into public service. I have
Speaker 2: no beef with that. You know. My beef is with
Speaker 2: police's policies and his dishonesty and the way he operates.
Speaker 2: And you know, my predictions about him have come true.
Speaker 2: Once he got outside of the Colorado bubble, the protective
Speaker 2: media bubble, once he got outside of the money bubble
Speaker 2: where you can't just buy everything he wants, he was
Speaker 2: going to flop. And that's not meant in a mean way.
Speaker 2: It's simply the reality. He's just like Bennett and Hick
Speaker 2: and Looper before him. They just live in that bubble.
Speaker 2: You know, we should be grateful that they do, because
Speaker 2: if they were actually super effective people, the damage that
Speaker 2: they do would be even worse.
Speaker 6: I think the broader point Fred was making that I'm
Speaker 6: picking up what he's putting down is Jared's always had
Speaker 6: his eyes on the prize, so to speak, like he's
Speaker 6: had that thought in mind of if I ran, or
Speaker 6: if I wanted to run, what would I run for?
Speaker 5: And therefore I.
Speaker 6: Agree Stylistically, Shuts versus Polis Polus is a more attractive name.
Speaker 5: I think it's it fits better.
Speaker 6: It's a little slicker and smoother to say so, I
Speaker 6: actually endorse that decision by him.
Speaker 2: And again I have no problem with him. Wanted to
Speaker 2: be president from the time he was born. I mean
Speaker 2: remember the day after he won the governor's race he
Speaker 2: registered through one of his companies, Polis. I've got no
Speaker 2: problem with those ambitions. I've got problems with lots of
Speaker 2: other things he does. Gary Hurt, wasn't he Gary Hartpence?
Speaker 2: I have no problem with him changing his name, you know,
Speaker 2: I have a problem with him doing some other stuff
Speaker 2: he did. Hey, when we come back, so much fun
Speaker 2: stuff to kick around. Why is Trump gaining so much
Speaker 2: in the betting markets? Also an encouraging poll from a
Speaker 2: far left polster that much more ahead? And why did
Speaker 2: Michelle till Kamala under the bus? You're on the Dan
Speaker 2: Capless Show.
Speaker 5: You're listening to the Dan Kaplis Show podcast.
Speaker 2: Because if you do not have autonomy.
Speaker 3: Over this, over this, if you cannot control when and
Speaker 3: how you choose to bring your children into this world
Speaker 3: and how they are raised and supported, there is no
Speaker 3: American dream.
Speaker 2: How sad, how truly sad to see Oprah Winfrey descend
Speaker 2: to those depths. Right, she doesn't have to do that.
Speaker 2: She's got all the money in the world, she's been
Speaker 2: blessed with all this good fortune. She's maximized her God
Speaker 2: given talents. She doesn't have to descend to that kind
Speaker 2: of pandering to the abortion businessiness to the abortion industry.
Speaker 2: And she is so smart. She certainly understands that what
Speaker 2: she was saying is intellectually dishonest to the core, because
Speaker 2: as you heard her talk about, if you don't have
Speaker 2: control of this, she's referring to her body, and she
Speaker 2: knows this. The abortion issue isn't about her body. The
Speaker 2: abortion issue is about the other girl's body. The abortion
Speaker 2: issue is about the body of the person being killed.
Speaker 2: She knows that there's not one person on the planet
Speaker 2: who is trying to control Oprah Winfrey's body. There are
Speaker 2: a lot of people on the planet who are trying
Speaker 2: to save innocent lives, save innocent people from being killed.
Speaker 2: So yeah, I mean, just so sad that she would
Speaker 2: descend into that, And then I want to play cut
Speaker 2: ten to a broader point, is well, thank you, Ryan
Speaker 2: cut Ten. Oprah, the women and men who are battling
Speaker 2: to keep us from going back to a time of.
Speaker 3: Desperation and shame and stone cold fear. They are the
Speaker 3: new freedom fighters. And make no mistake, they are the
Speaker 3: best of America.
Speaker 2: See the opposite is closer to true right. So here's
Speaker 2: Oprah Winfrey, Oprah Winfrey, who is such in so many ways,
Speaker 2: such a successful, admirable person who happens to be African American.
Speaker 2: Oprah Winfrey praising the people who, like the plantation owners,
Speaker 2: view other innocent human life as property. She's praising them
Speaker 2: the people who want to legalize and keep legal and
Speaker 2: expand the legality of the mass killing of innocent human life.
Speaker 2: She wants to praise them as freedom fighters. Will remember
Speaker 2: the plantation owners said, this is all about freedom. You
Speaker 2: don't want a slave, don't have a slave. This is
Speaker 2: all about freedom, said those evil, insidious plantation owners. This
Speaker 2: is all about our freedom, our freedom to feed our family,
Speaker 2: our freedom to live as we want. That's why we
Speaker 2: can take this six year old black kid and separate
Speaker 2: them from his parents, and they didn't call him black kids.
Speaker 2: And that's why we can chain these people up and
Speaker 2: treat them as our property and rape them because of
Speaker 2: freedom in America to do what we want on our plantations.
Speaker 2: So Oprah Winfrey is now praising these people who facilitate
Speaker 2: the killing of six hundred thousand girls a year in
Speaker 2: America as freedom fighters. And the broader point is, you
Speaker 2: want to know you want to know why the betting
Speaker 2: market's not the greatest indicator, But you want to know
Speaker 2: why the betting markets have swung eleven points in Trump's
Speaker 2: favor since the start of the DNC. Well, there's no
Speaker 2: one reason. I'll tell you this. I bet one very
Speaker 2: big reason is their bizarre, surreal, slavish devotion to abortion
Speaker 2: on demand till the moment of birth, when every idiot
Speaker 2: understands that is, without questioning a child, you are dismembering.
Speaker 2: And the Democratic Party has spent all week glorifying that,
Speaker 2: to the point where Oprah Winfrey calls the people who
Speaker 2: execute that the greatest freedom fighters in America. Yeah, that
Speaker 2: turns off an awful lot of Americans, including an awful lot
Speaker 2: of Americans who want abortion to be legal under certain circumstances.
Speaker 2: But like Bill Maher said, they know it's killing and
Speaker 2: they don't want it glorified. They don't want it promoted,
Speaker 2: they don't want it celebrated. Yeah, the Democratic Party has
Speaker 2: gone so crazy, radically far left in its glorification of abortion.
Speaker 2: And Ryan, I think there's a psychological reason, because I
Speaker 2: have to believe that ninety nine percent of these lefties
Speaker 2: who are out there just celebrating the killing of girls
Speaker 2: right up to the moment of birth, they know it's wrong.
Speaker 2: They know it's wrong as a matter of medicine, they
Speaker 2: know it's wrong as a matter of basic biology, they
Speaker 2: know it's wrong as a matter of basic morals. They
Speaker 2: know it's wrong on every level, but they support it
Speaker 2: in order for their own gain, their own political gain,
Speaker 2: their own gain in society, so they can be part
Speaker 2: of certain industries or sectors of society. They're willing to
Speaker 2: support that for their own gain. So then to live
Speaker 2: with themselves because they're part of promoting something so horrible
Speaker 2: they can't even use the name for it anymore.
Speaker 5: Right, No, they didn't say it.
Speaker 2: They can't even use the name for abortion. No, it's
Speaker 2: reproductive rights because they know abortion's so hideous they can't
Speaker 2: even use the name. Well, here's my advice for them.
Speaker 2: When you can't even use the real name for something,
Speaker 2: you know it's wrong and you should be no part
Speaker 2: of it. How do they But I think these people, Ryan,
Speaker 2: I think what you're seeing in this bizarre display of
Speaker 2: worship of killing at the DNC, to the point where
Speaker 2: they brought in a wagon so they could kill people
Speaker 2: right at the DNC for free. I think what you're
Speaker 2: seeing is these people trying to convince themselves. They convince
Speaker 2: each other that hey, it really is all okay, and yeah, no, no,
Speaker 2: you're really not doing something evil, You're really doing something great.
Speaker 2: They're just trying to convince each other of that so
Speaker 2: they can live with themselves.
Speaker 6: How did we get dan from Bill Clinton's stated position
Speaker 6: in the nineteen ninety two race on this issue that
Speaker 6: abortions should be safe, legal but rare, to where they
Speaker 6: are now thirty years later, thirty two years later.
Speaker 2: Well, their own power, because what happened is the Democratic
Speaker 2: Party got perverted. The Democratic Party got perverted into a
Speaker 2: party that didn't have any core principles, just a collection
Speaker 2: of special interest groups gathered together to get and keep power.
Speaker 2: And then all of a sudden, the abortion industry after Roe,
Speaker 2: the abortion industry took on this enormous power. It's spinning
Speaker 2: off money, right, and then it was able to appeal
Speaker 2: to women who wanted that ability even more so, appealed
Speaker 2: to men who wanted the ability to use women for
Speaker 2: sex and then not be responsible for the children that resulted.
Speaker 2: And so it was able to the abortion. Big Abortion
Speaker 2: was able to parlay itself into this power group, and
Speaker 2: so they have, They, along with a couple of other
Speaker 2: special interests, have been able to dominate Democratic Party politics.
Speaker 2: And what you've seen it doing gradually over time is
Speaker 2: aborting the Democratic Party. And you see some up and downs,
Speaker 2: but if you look at the trend line, think about
Speaker 2: it if Trump, if we had had not had COVID
Speaker 2: and Trump got that second term, you know, imagine where
Speaker 2: we'd be right now. I mean, there was so much
Speaker 2: success going on there, and the Democratic Party was already
Speaker 2: trending down most places in this country. Think about the
Speaker 2: key swing states that are no longer swing states Florida
Speaker 2: and Ohio for example. You know, the Democrat path to
Speaker 2: victory is narrowing and narrowing and narrowing. So that's how
Speaker 2: I think we got to this point, and I think
Speaker 2: the American people have been have been pushing back against that,
Speaker 2: and that's why, in part I think we see this
Speaker 2: big swing in the betting markets toward Trump during the
Speaker 2: DNC eight four zero five A two five five the
Speaker 2: number tex da N five seven seven three nine. If
Speaker 2: you think I'm wrong about the reason, why do you
Speaker 2: think we've seen that swing? And we'll come back and
Speaker 2: also talk about, hey, did Michelle Obama throw Kamala under
Speaker 2: the boss, And we'll get to a texture who's upset
Speaker 2: with somebody else, not me. I always pronounce it right,
Speaker 2: mispronouncing Kamala's name. You're on the Dan Kapla Show.
Speaker 5: And now back to the Dan Kaplas Show podcast.
Speaker 7: But they are doing so in trying to put forward
Speaker 7: male figures, Tim Walls being one of them. Doug m
Speaker 7: Hoff last night, who can speak to men out there
Speaker 7: who might not be the sort of testosterone Leiden, you know,
Speaker 7: a gun toting kind of guy who wants stuff.
Speaker 2: I can't take it anymore. That's the greatest thing I've
Speaker 2: ever heard. Right, here's Danna Bash on CNN admitting that
Speaker 2: that hain't Tim Waltz. Right. Tim Wallas' appeal is going
Speaker 2: to be limited to low testosterone guys. And she doesn't
Speaker 2: mean that literally, like go get a blood test means
Speaker 2: guys who don't fit the typical male image, right, And
Speaker 2: I guess so that's the new swing vote. Now she's
Speaker 2: just admitting Waltz is a failure. What I've been saying
Speaker 2: all along, biggest political mistake of our lifetime. I don't
Speaker 2: think the guys who don't appear like guys group is
Speaker 2: going to be the swing key group in this election.
Speaker 2: It's going to be working people and within that working
Speaker 2: men in the Upper Midwest, in the Blue Wall. And
Speaker 2: that's who jd. Vance was brought into appeal to, and
Speaker 2: I think it's doing it very well. That's who Harris
Speaker 2: purportedly brought in Waltz to appeal to and then realized
Speaker 2: he does not appeal to them. He didn't even win
Speaker 2: him in his home state. So thank god for small
Speaker 2: and large favors, including Kamala Harris as their nominee instead
Speaker 2: of one of the others they could have had, and
Speaker 2: including Tim Walls as the VP instead of Shapiro eight
Speaker 2: five z five eight two five five. So why is
Speaker 2: Trump gained eleven points in the betting markets during the DNC.
Speaker 2: I just hit in the last segment on one big reason,
Speaker 2: the glorification of abortion by the Democrat National Committee. I
Speaker 2: think that's really hurt them, particularly in the swing states.
Speaker 2: I think it cost them the election in sixteen. I
Speaker 2: think there are some other reasons as well, Brian. Did
Speaker 2: you see that lefty pole Center for Progress and they
Speaker 2: self identified they're a hard left polling organization. They've got
Speaker 2: a national right now, it's just a three point race
Speaker 2: for Harris, and keeping in mind that this point in
Speaker 2: sixteen and twenty, you know, I think Clinton I'm roughing
Speaker 2: it out, but I think Clinton in sixteen was probably
Speaker 2: up seven or eight. Biden was up seven, eight or
Speaker 2: nine at about this time in those cycles. So that's
Speaker 2: that's pretty encouraging.
Speaker 6: And it's offset by a right landing poll or Asthmus
Speaker 6: and reports which I'm not sure where you gauge them.
Speaker 6: According to Trafalgar, who you mentioned earlier, Robert Kahaley, but
Speaker 6: they have Trump up three up too, with Kennedy Stein
Speaker 6: West in the race.
Speaker 5: And it needs to be noted Dan that at.
Speaker 6: Noon our time tomorrow in Arizona, where Donald Trump will
Speaker 6: also be Robert F. Kennedy is going to make an
Speaker 6: announcement regarding his campaign. He has expected to drop out
Speaker 6: and endorse President Trump. So we'll see what effect that
Speaker 6: has on the polls.
Speaker 2: Yeah, do you think that endorsement is certain at this point.
Speaker 5: I put it about eighty ninety percent.
Speaker 2: Yeah, boy, I sure hope that happens. And how big
Speaker 2: an impact do you think that has?
Speaker 6: If it's a point even two, if it's even one,
Speaker 6: I think it has a dramatic impact. Dan in terms
Speaker 6: of the Upper Midwest states where we've seen the polling
Speaker 6: both in Wisconsin and Michigan. For whatever reason, RFK has
Speaker 6: taken a little bit more away from Trump than he
Speaker 6: did from Biden or Harris.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, no, I think it can only be a plus.
Speaker 2: And let's hope. Let's hope that comes through tomorrow and
Speaker 2: the timing to be perfect, right right at the end
Speaker 2: of the DNC, because as we've been talking about, you know,
Speaker 2: the Trump campaign, though a pack has started to run,
Speaker 2: you know, some anti Harris ads in swing states, the
Speaker 2: Trump campaign has really been for a large part holding
Speaker 2: its fire until after the DNC, right, and then then
Speaker 2: it gets fun, right, because yeah, she'll probably get a
Speaker 2: little bump out of a DNC, though you would have
Speaker 2: expected more by now, but once political gravity takes over
Speaker 2: and her numbers start coming down, well, then what's to
Speaker 2: stop it. You got the debate out there on September
Speaker 2: tenth and Harris, recognizing she's going to be losing come
Speaker 2: October in all likelihood, has now reversed yourself and agreed
Speaker 2: to a second debate in October. But other than the debate,
Speaker 2: what stops that fall once her numbers start coming down.
Speaker 6: And one of the pole that just came in, Dan
Speaker 6: Harris ax, which I would say is somewhere in the middle,
Speaker 6: has Trump up to nationally and with the other candidates,
Speaker 6: Harris up won. So it's essentially a wash at this point.
Speaker 6: And like you said, this is what the full throttled
Speaker 6: support of won. The media, no interviews, no debates, no
Speaker 6: press conferences, and the DNC on full blast here for
Speaker 6: four days now.
Speaker 2: Well, Broan, and this we know right this, we know
Speaker 2: that if the national polling the horse race is anywhere
Speaker 2: even near even come election day, Trump wins because you've
Speaker 2: got so many of those Democrat votes just jammed into
Speaker 2: certain blue states. Let's go to how about Russ and Littleton.
Speaker 2: You're on the dan Kaplace Show.
Speaker 9: Welcome, Hi, Dan, How you doing living the dream?
Speaker 2: Think?
Speaker 9: Hey, great, me too, trying to but it seems like
Speaker 9: they're trying to take this pop thrown away now too.
Speaker 9: I mean it's dad enough, a white, straight Christian male
Speaker 9: as me and Ryan and call of you of course
Speaker 9: as well. Now they think ourosterone is uh is a problem.
Speaker 9: What are we gonna do?
Speaker 2: Nothing? Nothing. They can pry it out of something, but
Speaker 2: they're not going to pry it out of me. So yeah, no,
Speaker 2: Russ appreciate the call. Take you that Russ is referring
Speaker 2: to that sound we played earlier, Dana Bash saying, well,
Speaker 2: Tim Watz was brought into appeal to the low team, man.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's really it's some of the craziest thing
Speaker 2: you've ever heard. And she had em Hoff as well,
Speaker 2: which is interesting since em Hoff reportedly got the babysitter
Speaker 2: pregnant from it in his first marriage. But what a
Speaker 2: nice concession there. Let's pop on Jack, you're on the
Speaker 2: Dan Kaplis Show. Welcome up. Jack is gone. Jack never
Speaker 2: leaves us. But hey, now that we're talking about Dana Bash, Ryan,
Speaker 2: let me tie it into something else and that is okay.
Speaker 2: So Dana Bash out there. Obviously she's all about helping
Speaker 2: defeat Trump and that's why, you know, and the debate,
Speaker 2: that's why in the debate, Trump was given a fair
Speaker 2: opportunity and Biden was not protected because CNN and the
Speaker 2: rest of the left wanted Biden gone. They knew he
Speaker 2: was going to lose. But come this debate on September ten.
Speaker 2: I just want to say it early and often. Anybody
Speaker 2: who's sitting around thinking the Kamala is going to make
Speaker 2: a fool of herself on September ten is deluding themselves
Speaker 2: because the moderators will not let it happen. Will not
Speaker 2: let it happen. They are going to protect her no
Speaker 2: matter what it takes. So will America get a little
Speaker 2: glimpse of why the campaign's been hiding her and keeping
Speaker 2: her away from interview, Sure they will, but they already.
Speaker 2: Americans already know that from what they've seen for three
Speaker 2: and a half years. The key on September tenth is
Speaker 2: not sitting there waiting for Harris to get exposed. The
Speaker 2: key is for Donald Trump to impress. So it's all
Speaker 2: about Trump on September ten. And when we've got the
Speaker 2: eight Trump nothing better, and that's what we need. On
Speaker 2: September ten, Ryan, tremendous job as always, my friend, Thank you,
Speaker 2: Thank you to Kelly for her constant, unending aura that
Speaker 2: lightens and lifts every show. Hey join us tomorrow. It's
Speaker 2: going to be a blast. Kamala Harris tonight, can she
Speaker 2: rise to the moment? No, she can't because it's all fake.
Speaker 2: She didn't get a single vote. It's not real. We'll
Speaker 2: break that down tomorrow on The Dan Kapla Show.