Speaker 1: Welcome to political beat down. I'm been mysell is joined
Speaker 1: by Michael Cohen. Cohen, let's get into it. Only a
Speaker 1: few days left before the election, Donald Trump is spending
Speaker 1: his time dressing up like a garbage man, driving around
Speaker 1: in a garbage truck, or having someone drive him in
Speaker 1: a garbage truck after his campaign led an event where
Speaker 1: they called Puerto Rican's garbage not the kind of optics
Speaker 1: that you want. Also, let's pull that clip up one
Speaker 1: more time there as well. You see, as Donald Trump
Speaker 1: is walking into this truck, he's struggling to open it.
Speaker 1: His legs look like he's unable to coordinate them.
Speaker 2: Many also the shoulders. Yeah, it's true.
Speaker 1: Many have speculated that he's had before mini strokes, he
Speaker 1: has dementia. There's lots of speculation and opinions out there
Speaker 1: that he's covering up something serious. I could just say,
Speaker 1: in my own opinion, if you've had someone in your
Speaker 1: life who has suffered or stroke, you recognize certain symptoms.
Speaker 1: But again it's only an opinion. Also, just look at
Speaker 1: his color here, Michael Cole, and look at his face
Speaker 1: right here. Just take a look at what he looks like.
Speaker 1: I mean, you know this is the optics that he wants.
Speaker 1: We also have a montage here of Donald Trump of
Speaker 1: other times with his.
Speaker 3: Wait, are you telling me that that's not a Halloween
Speaker 3: costume for one of the little umpa lumpus.
Speaker 1: It's not an oompa loompa costume. That's how he's going.
Speaker 1: Let me be correct in my assertion. Let me show
Speaker 1: you some other clips of him struggling to walk.
Speaker 2: Play this clip.
Speaker 1: I have some now, Michael Cohen, you were around Donald
Speaker 1: Trump longer than just about anyone other than perhaps his
Speaker 1: family who can speak to tell the tale right now,
Speaker 1: something seriously, you didn't recognize those types of things, and
Speaker 1: you've seen his behavior. You believe that there's something physically
Speaker 1: wrong with him or mentally wrong with him.
Speaker 3: Well, I can't talk about you know, I'm not a
Speaker 3: medical doctor, but I have never in my life seen
Speaker 3: him walk like that. I've never seen the leg give out.
Speaker 3: And the interesting thing is it's continuously the left leg.
Speaker 2: It's not as if.
Speaker 3: It's you know, maybe he hurt his hip or his
Speaker 3: right hip and then left Who knows what it is.
Speaker 3: You know, I'm playing golfer now, this is all the
Speaker 3: same leg leg and it seems to Buckle the same way. Look,
Speaker 3: he's almost seventy nine years old. On top of that,
Speaker 3: he's under a ton of pressure, a ton of pressure.
Speaker 3: These last five days mean everything to him. He knows,
Speaker 3: he knows that if he is not successful in this
Speaker 3: presidential bid, that he's going to be looking at spending
Speaker 3: the rest basically of his life in a home confinement situation,
Speaker 3: whether it'll be a jail or an actual home confinement situation.
Speaker 3: But one hundred percent, he will be held accountable, not
Speaker 3: just for what he has already been determined, the thirty
Speaker 3: four counts of guilt, not just to mention the six
Speaker 3: hundred million in civil penalties, but he will also be
Speaker 3: held accountable for the remaining three, which is really four
Speaker 3: indictments if you including the superseding indictment. So there's a
Speaker 3: lot that's going on with this guy.
Speaker 1: One of the things too, we're seeing Cohen is at
Speaker 1: his various events, just lots of cursing. And I know
Speaker 1: that he's someone who's very foul, he very low moral,
Speaker 1: low character person, but just the idea of going to
Speaker 1: these events and not being able to, you know, it
Speaker 1: is one of the signs sometimes people say of you know,
Speaker 1: getting frustrated by being unable to put words, you know together,
Speaker 1: that Donald Trump will just just say, you know, he's
Speaker 1: running for the highest office of the of the land,
Speaker 1: leading the Republican Party, and he'll just start saying, yeah,
Speaker 1: she's ship, she's a she's a she's a she's a
Speaker 1: ship person you know. Over and it's like you're watching
Speaker 1: that and you're like.
Speaker 2: Yeah, behavior, hey, Ben has my apology? Left leg? Was
Speaker 2: it the right leg?
Speaker 3: Some of the folks, some of our brigaders are saying,
Speaker 3: I think it was the right leg.
Speaker 1: It looks like the right leg. We can play it over.
Speaker 1: I think we have the b roll of it, so
Speaker 1: we could just kind of take take a look at
Speaker 1: which one is.
Speaker 3: Yeah, corrected, brigaders, thank you for thank you for the correction.
Speaker 3: It is the right leg. Thank you.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Here, here's an example though, of what we've been seeing
Speaker 1: at the roulete.
Speaker 2: I can show you dozens of these, but.
Speaker 1: Just you know, trying to say a sentence. Then he's like,
Speaker 1: she ship.
Speaker 2: Here, play this clip.
Speaker 4: And this one. Kamala is further left than them. So
Speaker 4: you have to tell Kamala Harris that you've had enough
Speaker 4: that you just can't take it anymore.
Speaker 5: We can't stand you. You're a ship vice president the worst,
Speaker 5: You're the worst Vice President, Kamala your fired, Get the
Speaker 5: hell out of here. Fired, get out.
Speaker 1: And so there's a few things going on there too.
Speaker 2: I mean, obviously, you know.
Speaker 1: First, when have we debased ourselves? It's the collective we
Speaker 1: and I'm not talking about us and the brigaders, but
Speaker 1: as a country that that is acceptable behavior for a
Speaker 1: political candidate leading a major political party. Now, if we
Speaker 1: we know what happens if Vice President Kamala Harris doesn't
Speaker 1: come out with the most detailed, meticulous plan front page
Speaker 1: New York Times, Oh my god, freak out, flip out.
Speaker 1: But she's conducting herself at the highest level with dignity.
Speaker 1: On the other hand, you've got Donald Trump to your point,
Speaker 1: I mean, it looks the whole thing looks ridiculous.
Speaker 3: One step further here with the advance. Okay, first of all,
Speaker 3: it was a stupid stunt put on by stupid people
Speaker 3: like Stephen Chung or Steve Bannon, whoever is guiding Trump
Speaker 3: in this idea that they should put on this orange
Speaker 3: and yellow vest and that they should bring him into
Speaker 3: a Trump garbage truck and have the garbage truck, very
Speaker 3: much like the McDonald's. He worked in a McDonald's, but
Speaker 3: he didn't serve a damn thing. Here he's in a
Speaker 3: garbage truck and they're driving in a parking lot in circles.
Speaker 3: Now I would love to have been a fly. I
Speaker 3: talk about this, by the way, on my YouTube channel,
Speaker 3: where I actually go into some great depth and length,
Speaker 3: but to sort of be kurt about it. They're driving
Speaker 3: in circles, and I can just imagine Trump sitting there
Speaker 3: in the passenger seat like a little kid, going wee wee.
Speaker 2: Right, we're driving in a garbage truck.
Speaker 3: It's almost like when you were a little kid and
Speaker 3: you know, like you go to the fire station and
Speaker 3: they let you into the fire truck and they took
Speaker 3: you around the block, and everybody's like, holy shit, I'm
Speaker 3: in a fire truck. We all of a sudden, here's
Speaker 3: have Donald in a garbage truck. Maybe maybe if he
Speaker 3: wanted to prove a point, how about if you would
Speaker 3: have gone ahead and actually picked up some garbage, put
Speaker 3: on some of those gloves too. Instead, he's got his
Speaker 3: tie going, he's got the orange, red, yellow vest, and
Speaker 3: they're driving a brand new garbage truck because it looks
Speaker 3: brand new to me in circles in a parking lot.
Speaker 3: This is the biggest joke I've ever seen in my life.
Speaker 3: This is one of the stupidest stunts I could imagine
Speaker 3: anybody actually trying to perpetuate.
Speaker 2: Let me show you something that I.
Speaker 3: Mean, it's really Donald's a man of the people, right
Speaker 3: having somebody drive him show for him around in a
Speaker 3: garbage truck.
Speaker 2: The brigaders this question.
Speaker 1: Other than on the Midas Touch Network and maybe a
Speaker 1: handful of other independent media, maybe do you see the
Speaker 1: clips of Donald Trump up there cursing, the clips where
Speaker 1: Donald Trump talks about how he doesn't like to get
Speaker 1: urinated on by hookers and because he's a germophobe as
Speaker 1: part of his campaign, that Donald Trump doesn't lead with
Speaker 1: the national anthem, the January sixth insurrection anthem that he
Speaker 1: created with insurrectionists. That that plays, Donald Trump goes into
Speaker 1: churches and starts leading chants of bullshit, bullshit and encourages
Speaker 1: the kids to start Carson again to give it Seriously,
Speaker 1: do you see that anywhere being reported? And when did
Speaker 1: that not become news? When have we as a society
Speaker 1: of hopefully decent people say that this is just someone
Speaker 1: being someone I'm not. I will never ever my pledge
Speaker 1: to the Brigaders and to the Midas mind. I will
Speaker 1: never be so numb as to look away from these things.
Speaker 1: I mean, Cohen, what I'm about to show with you
Speaker 1: and the Brigaders will get no news attention quite literally,
Speaker 1: other than the Midas Touch network, which is growing rapidly
Speaker 1: thankly because we're reporting on this. You won't see this
Speaker 1: anywhere else. Now, Donald Trump's top surrogates at the Republican
Speaker 1: National Convention, who were they? You had Hulk Hogan was
Speaker 1: one of the big ones, one of the other big ones.
Speaker 1: Amber Rose, who's one of the big kind of only fish,
Speaker 1: not that big OnlyFans you know where where you pay
Speaker 1: to you know, see people naked and things like that.
Speaker 1: So Trump's surrogate, she's a surg right. Trump put her
Speaker 1: on stage the biggest day for being a Republican. This
Speaker 1: is who we are as Republicans.
Speaker 2: Right, That's what they're trying to say.
Speaker 1: So here, this is a Trump surrogate doing an event
Speaker 1: at a strip club leading up to the election called
Speaker 1: and I'm gonna curse because I'm just it's Newsworthy, and
Speaker 1: I don't like to curse. It's called the We Fuck
Speaker 1: Trump or we Fuck with Trump. At a strip club
Speaker 1: at the Peppermint Hippo in Las Vegas, and there's a
Speaker 1: flyer with Amburrowse grabbing her breasts, another woman sitting there
Speaker 1: named Rachelle Ryan with her with her breasts largely exposed
Speaker 1: and with her legs spread open, and they're doing a
Speaker 1: Trump event called the we f Trump Event. Now again,
Speaker 1: when I have to ask, as a society, by the way,
Speaker 1: if in their private lie.
Speaker 3: Could you imagine something like that with with Ronald Reagan?
Speaker 3: Could you imagine something like that with Ford? Can you
Speaker 3: imagine something like that with George Bush, the dad, or
Speaker 3: even George Bush June, you know that's the son or anybody?
Speaker 3: Could you imagine that with Abraham Lincoln? We fuck with Lincoln?
Speaker 3: That was called the Civil War?
Speaker 1: And I look, I'm not saying I'm out there stop.
Speaker 3: Let's just let's call it for what it is. It's disgusting,
Speaker 3: it's inappropriate. The same thing to have, for example, Alina
Speaker 3: Habba strutting her shit up over there, and to have
Speaker 3: guys like Dan Scavino, you know, as a speaker at
Speaker 3: this racist rally at Madison Square Garden. My friends, do
Speaker 3: you know that Dan Scavino started out as Donald Trump's caddie. Now,
Speaker 3: I have no issue with that. I know Dan Scaveno
Speaker 3: very very well, and I happen to like him as
Speaker 3: a person. He happens to be a very nice guy
Speaker 3: as a person. But he got then he moved up
Speaker 3: and he became the general manager because people like him.
Speaker 2: He's a very.
Speaker 3: Affable kind of guy. However, he got shit canned because
Speaker 3: his ability to do anything with mathematics was basically zero,
Speaker 3: so they shit canned him. Years later, he comes to
Speaker 3: my office, my office to say, hey, I started a
Speaker 3: social media company. I'd like to work for Trump the
Speaker 3: campaign for free if he'll have me. Because once Trump
Speaker 3: gets rid of you, he very rarely, if ever, takes
Speaker 3: you back. Now, all of a sudden, Dan Scavino is
Speaker 3: on the stage at Madison Square Garden along with Holgen
Speaker 3: Habba and some guy Sid Rosenberg or a bunch of
Speaker 3: other you know fools acting so stupid. Right, And this
Speaker 3: is supposed to be a rally. This is supposed to
Speaker 3: be what this is supposed to be a rally so
Speaker 3: that you could learn more from Trump about some of
Speaker 3: the policies that he intends to, you know, promote, if
Speaker 3: and when God forbid a million times he would become president.
Speaker 3: Or are you going to hear nothing but grievances and whining?
Speaker 3: Do me, favorite, Ben, if you would give to the
Speaker 3: Brigaders the wine?
Speaker 1: Donald Trump's whining over and over again.
Speaker 2: It's just hitty me.
Speaker 1: Everyone treats me. I'm your favorite president.
Speaker 6: Everybody treats me so no one maybe Lincoln has been
Speaker 6: treated more. No one treads me as unfair and I've
Speaker 6: ever been treated ever before.
Speaker 2: Why, it's just a constant.
Speaker 3: We love Ben, don't we? Brigaders? Do we not love Ben?
Speaker 3: That's what we do. And we love my just Touched
Speaker 3: network because from here, from this network and from all
Speaker 3: of the podcasts and all of the shows that you
Speaker 3: find here, this is nothing but truth, and you're not
Speaker 3: getting our spin on it. For yourself, his leg Look
Speaker 3: at what we show you that took place at the
Speaker 3: racist rally. These aren't our opinions predicated on nothing. It's
Speaker 3: predicated on fact. Sorry, Ben, No.
Speaker 1: I I look what you want to do in your
Speaker 1: in the in private, what you want to if you
Speaker 1: like striper clubs or whatever like that's you. I'm not
Speaker 1: trying to shame people's private lives. But our body politique
Speaker 1: is supposed to be at its core a place where
Speaker 1: we set examples for kids, for future generations, and where
Speaker 1: we are solving problems. The politics is not supposed to
Speaker 1: be at a threat before even getting into the areas
Speaker 1: of let's have policy discussions about who's policies a better policy.
Speaker 1: That's where I want to be in that zone. But
Speaker 1: in politics and in positions of leadership, when you're at
Speaker 1: your workplace, this behavior doesn't work at your workplace. It's
Speaker 1: not allowed. It's unprofessional, it's it's it's off putting, it's alienated,
Speaker 1: it doesn't make any sense. So we shouldn't. We have
Speaker 1: to have a floor and every day this happens, and
Speaker 1: the meaning that's just that's.
Speaker 2: Just how Trump is.
Speaker 3: And Donald should be off putting. He's as heavy as ever,
Speaker 3: and I believe he's on ozembic. I mean he should.
Speaker 3: He should definitively be off putting. Can I also turn
Speaker 3: around without even making jokes here? I want to talk
Speaker 3: about the double standard for as second. Stay with me
Speaker 3: on this one, Ben, because I want to talk about
Speaker 3: the double standard, and I want the brigaders to jump
Speaker 3: in on this as well. If you agree with me,
Speaker 3: mashed the blue hearts. I'm gonna imagine if that was
Speaker 3: Joe Biden who went to open up the door of
Speaker 3: a garbage truck or a car or anything and his
Speaker 3: leg buckled like that and he was walking. Remember what
Speaker 3: happened when he fell off the bicycle because he hit
Speaker 3: a pothole and so on. You remember how they were
Speaker 3: all saying that there's something cognitively wrong with him, and
Speaker 3: everybody attacked Joe Biden. You don't see that with Trump.
Speaker 3: All of a sudden, it's like hands off the reality,
Speaker 3: and the reality is that he is not up to
Speaker 3: the task of being president of the United States.
Speaker 2: In fact, he's not.
Speaker 3: Even up to the task of opening up a door
Speaker 3: to the garbage truck.
Speaker 1: Do you remember, I mean, we could just look back
Speaker 1: at Biden. But also right now in October, all of
Speaker 1: the coverage in twenty six teen on the media was
Speaker 1: Hillary Clinton if she had a sore throat. The sore
Speaker 1: throat was the biggest story. Imagine, you know, she's she's
Speaker 1: suffering from exhaustion. That's why in today's speech that Donald
Speaker 1: Trump gave an Albuquerque, New Mexico. Trump has he's a
Speaker 1: he's got a very finite playbook, right like it's the
Speaker 1: same moves over and over again, which continues to work
Speaker 1: with legacy media that just like buys into all of
Speaker 1: the stunts. I think when we come in with a
Speaker 1: new perspective, we don't buy into all of that. But
Speaker 1: you know, Trump's new thing right now is trying to say,
Speaker 1: look how tired Kamala is. Look how exhausted she looks,
Speaker 1: Look how unwell she looks. Because it's all projection about himself.
Speaker 1: Let me just show you Cohen. Here he is on
Speaker 1: the truck and he's asked a question about the comedian
Speaker 1: or the surrogate who went out there during a campaign
Speaker 1: event and said Puerto Rico is trash, Puerto Ricans are trash.
Speaker 1: Donald Trump could simply say, I don't agree with that.
Speaker 1: I condemn that. That's not reflective of my views. You
Speaker 1: could say any of that. But here's what Donald Trump said.
Speaker 2: Let's play the clip.
Speaker 3: What do I want.
Speaker 1: I don't know anything about the comedian.
Speaker 3: I don't know who he is.
Speaker 4: I've never seen him. I already made a statement, but
Speaker 4: it was just a statement that he made.
Speaker 1: He's a comedian.
Speaker 2: What can I tell you.
Speaker 5: I know nothing about him.
Speaker 4: I don't know why he's there. If you put comedians
Speaker 4: up and I guess he went on the show, I
Speaker 4: don't know who he is.
Speaker 1: Should also be noted that before the event, they listed
Speaker 1: the speakers, and the list said, these are the individuals
Speaker 1: who are most reflective of the MAGA movement. That's how
Speaker 1: these individuals were listed, as you've Sai said before Donald Trump,
Speaker 1: because you worked with Donald Trump on these events, and
Speaker 1: you've said he goes through all of the speakers, He
Speaker 1: looks at their speeches, he micromanages every aspect of it.
Speaker 1: I want you to talk about that. Cohen, we got
Speaker 1: to take our first quick break of the show. When
Speaker 1: we come back, I want you to respond to what
Speaker 1: we just saw there. I've got some other clips to
Speaker 1: show you and the brigaders as well. I want to
Speaker 1: remind everybody about the Michael Cohen YouTube channel at the
Speaker 1: Michael Cohen Show. Check that out and also patreon dot
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Speaker 1: Michael Cohen and I will be announcing very shortly we
Speaker 1: will be doing one more meeting before the election.
Speaker 2: With all of you. So if you just want to,
Speaker 2: you know, talk.
Speaker 1: Through it with us, We're there for you. Patreon dot
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Speaker 1: first quick break.
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Speaker 1: So coin, I want to show you this so as
Speaker 1: Donald Trump is denying, denying, denying, even knowing who this
Speaker 1: speaker was, you know, even though now you know you
Speaker 1: heard it. Now it's the biggest political story out there,
Speaker 1: so you should know and address it. But Donald Trump's
Speaker 1: a malignant narcissist and won't. Here's another example of that
Speaker 1: denial that we've seen. It involves you here. Let's play
Speaker 1: this clip.
Speaker 3: Play don't know. I mean, look, it's is it not
Speaker 3: right out of the Trump playbook? The Trump playbook is
Speaker 3: immediate and I deny, deny. In fact, if you see
Speaker 3: that movie called The Apprentice, Roy Kohane taught him, no
Speaker 3: matter what, you always deny, you never accept accountability or responsibility,
Speaker 3: and you fight, fight, fight, Ben, I'm with you one
Speaker 3: hundred percent. He could have easily put this thing to
Speaker 3: rest and said, you know, look, I'm the presidential candidate.
Speaker 3: I didn't read this guy's jokes. They were wrong, they
Speaker 3: were insulting. You know, I denounced them. I think what
Speaker 3: he said was just inappropriate across the board, and I'm
Speaker 3: sorry if it hurt anybody's feelings that wasn't the.
Speaker 2: Intention, et cetera.
Speaker 3: He's not a comic that I would ever have back,
Speaker 3: and then you call it quits. But no, no, I
Speaker 3: don't know who he is. I don't know anything about him.
Speaker 3: I never even heard his name. I didn't know anything.
Speaker 2: I didn't know. I didn't know the same thing when
Speaker 2: he was on that airplane.
Speaker 3: Do you know why Michael Cohen paid one hundred and
Speaker 3: thirty that I don't know anything.
Speaker 2: I don't know anything.
Speaker 3: You know, for a guy who's trying to be and
Speaker 3: asking you for your vote to be president of the
Speaker 3: United States, he doesn't seem to have answers for anything.
Speaker 1: So because he's demented, I mean, and he goes around, Oh, he's.
Speaker 2: Just a liar.
Speaker 1: He's a liar, but it's also it's a liar. But
Speaker 1: it's also like, what is appealing about stuff like this?
Speaker 1: What is attractive about a leader of a political party
Speaker 1: giving speeches in high schools in front of kids, talking
Speaker 1: about that he does not enjoy being peed on or
Speaker 1: urinated on by hookers because he's a germophobe. In what
Speaker 1: world do you, as someone who's looking to politicians to
Speaker 1: talk to you about healthcare and veterans and foreign alliances
Speaker 1: and education. Do you want to hear social Security, which
Speaker 1: Trump's gonna gut? Do you want to hear this? It's
Speaker 1: just filth here, Just so everyone knows, all right, better
Speaker 1: played the clip he was with four hookers?
Speaker 4: You think that was good that night to go up
Speaker 4: and tell my wife it's not true, darling, I love
Speaker 4: you very much. It's not true. Actually, that one she
Speaker 4: didn't believe because she said he's a germophobe.
Speaker 1: He's not into that.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 2: Who's not into.
Speaker 4: Golden showers as they say they called, he's not. I
Speaker 4: don't like that idea.
Speaker 2: Now I didn't. I thought that would be a big problem.
Speaker 2: I was gonna have a rough night.
Speaker 3: But do the golden showers? Yay, we all know what
Speaker 3: you're talking about. Mazle, mazzle to you. I mean, look,
Speaker 3: it's just what he does. Deny, deny, deny. He learned
Speaker 3: very early on, take no accountability, no responsibility, even when
Speaker 3: taking that responsibility or that accountability would have no detrimental
Speaker 3: effect on anything that you're trying to accomplish. But no,
Speaker 3: it's part of his pattern. It's him, it's his id,
Speaker 3: his ego, his super ego all smashed together in one lying, giant.
Speaker 2: Sack of shit.
Speaker 1: So he goes to Albuquerque. Earlier in the day he
Speaker 1: spoke there, and he goes and he says the following
Speaker 1: about the Hispanic and Latino community here to play this clip.
Speaker 4: So I'm here for one simple reason. I like you
Speaker 4: very much, and it's good for my credentials with the
Speaker 4: Hispanic or Latino community.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 1: So he's literally saying to them, I'm in Albuquerque because
Speaker 1: this helps my credentials. Not let me talk to me
Speaker 1: talk about double standards.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 1: Vice President Kamala Harris the same day as Donald Trump's
Speaker 1: hate Nazi MSG rally, what's she doing? She doesn't know
Speaker 1: about what's gonna what's about to happen at MSG regarding
Speaker 1: the Puerto Rican community. She's there meeting with small business
Speaker 1: owners of Puerto Rican descent, going through plans with them
Speaker 1: about how we can help, you know, give healthcare to
Speaker 1: the older generation and give coverage there so you can
Speaker 1: you know, build your businesses. What types of tax credits
Speaker 1: would be helpful, How can we innovate, how can we
Speaker 1: give you you know, access to you know, all of
Speaker 1: these resources. What's going through detailed policy proposals. Donald Trump says,
Speaker 1: I'm here because I'm trying to help my credentials with
Speaker 1: the Hispanic or Latino community. Why don't you start by
Speaker 1: apologizing for or denouncing horrific and hateful statements that call
Speaker 1: the Hispanic or Latino community, as you like to say, trash.
Speaker 1: And then the part that also you know for me
Speaker 1: is how could you let somebody, regardless of what your
Speaker 1: ethnicity is, call you trash, mock you, mock your ancestors.
Speaker 2: Mock you. Then he's done it to.
Speaker 3: The Black community, He's done it to the Jewish community.
Speaker 3: He's done it to the Christian community. He's done it
Speaker 3: to women. He's done it to Mexicans, to Haitians, to
Speaker 3: the community from Congo. I mean he's done it to Muslims.
Speaker 3: There is not except for one group of individuals in
Speaker 3: this country that Donald has not at one point in
Speaker 3: time or another disparaged, and that community is the white supremaist,
Speaker 3: neo Nazi community.
Speaker 2: He just refused.
Speaker 3: I wish, Jeremy, if you have it, pull up the
Speaker 3: bullshit on Donald Trump would say, regarding David Duke, I
Speaker 3: have no idea who he is. I never heard of
Speaker 3: David Duke. It doesn't make it. I don't know who
Speaker 3: he is. I don't know who is really, really, you
Speaker 3: don't know who David Duke is. That was in twenty
Speaker 3: that was in twenty fifth team during the campaign's he
Speaker 3: needed to denounce David Duke. He wouldn't do that. Instead,
Speaker 3: what does he do? He comes on to say that
Speaker 3: there are good people on both sides. We're talking about
Speaker 3: the Charlottesville Remember when the white supremacists were walking in
Speaker 3: Charlottesville with tiki torches saying Jews will not replace us.
Speaker 3: He couldn't turn around, and he couldn't denounce the police
Speaker 3: officers regarding George Floyd, couldn't even mention George Floyd's name.
Speaker 3: Enough already, it's enough. And the fact that this guy
Speaker 3: is still even remotely possible for a presidential win, it's
Speaker 3: wrong with us.
Speaker 1: Michael Cohen, you have a daughter. You probably heard my
Speaker 1: daughter just crying a little bit in the background. Here
Speaker 1: are out there, and to think that there are fathers
Speaker 1: out there though, who have heard Donald Trump say that
Speaker 1: because he's rich and famous, he loves to grab women's
Speaker 1: vaginas without their consent, and he's rich and they let
Speaker 1: you do it, the fact that fathers out there would
Speaker 1: vote for someone found liable for sexual assault. Throughout this
Speaker 1: past two weeks, we've got two more victims coming forward
Speaker 1: who both also say that Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein
Speaker 1: would coordinate together to try to do all of these
Speaker 1: things with these girls and women. A new story came
Speaker 1: out from The Daily Mail yesterday about a beauty pageant
Speaker 1: from nineteen ninety three, and she said she would hear
Speaker 1: Donald Trump and Epstein talk about paying her to go
Speaker 1: different locations in places right now. This was even a
Speaker 1: big story other than on the Midas Touch network, and
Speaker 1: I think the Miami Herald covered it for one day
Speaker 1: that out of all of the airplanes that Donald Trump
Speaker 1: could be flying around in, he's flying around in the
Speaker 1: airplane that Jeffrey Epstein used to traffic girls. Now obviously
Speaker 1: Epstein's you know, he's dead, So the plane got sold
Speaker 1: to someone who is a Trumper and is now giving
Speaker 1: Donald Trump access to the plane. But Trump is flying
Speaker 1: around in the Epstein sex trafficking jet. That's that's a choice.
Speaker 1: There's lots of Gulf Stream jets out there, and you
Speaker 1: could choose to rent. You're choosing to rent Epstein's jet
Speaker 1: as your as your main jets.
Speaker 2: Let's think about it.
Speaker 3: If you're running for the presidency of the United States.
Speaker 3: You know the story of Jeffrey Epstein. Your name is
Speaker 3: in his his address book, his phone book. You know
Speaker 3: the allegations that have been brought against him. You know
Speaker 3: that he was convicted, right, and yet yet you're still
Speaker 3: going to get into it's just bad optics. If it's
Speaker 3: nothing more than that, Let's not try to suppose, oh,
Speaker 3: that there's something nefarious in regard to the fact that
Speaker 3: Jeffrey epstein'saw it's the optics that counts the problem. Donald
Speaker 3: Trump doesn't give a shit about optics. He doesn't care
Speaker 3: what you think. All he cares about. All he cares
Speaker 3: about is himself winning this upcoming election in order to
Speaker 3: stave off accountability from the thirty fourth counts of criminal behavior,
Speaker 3: the six hundred million in civil finds, and the remaining
Speaker 3: indictments that are out there, plain and simple. Because objects
Speaker 3: do matter.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, you know, and again for the you know,
Speaker 1: we're getting a bunch more people now joining us live.
Speaker 1: We showed in the first segment this photograph right here
Speaker 1: of Amber Rose with grabbing her breasts and Rachelle Ryan
Speaker 1: with her legs spread open and her boobs out promoting
Speaker 1: a event for Donald Trump. And Amber Rose is one
Speaker 1: of the top Trump surrogates, right, she got a key
Speaker 1: speaking slot at the Republican National Convention. She was one
Speaker 1: of their keynote speakers. And so she's hosting a Trump
Speaker 1: event in Vegas at the Peppermint Hippo in Law in
Speaker 1: Las Vegas. And so when when I look at this,
Speaker 1: this doesn't make me liberal or a progressive or whatever.
Speaker 1: When I look at that and I just go, what
Speaker 1: the hell is that? Like, I just I don't want
Speaker 1: that in my politics. I don't want that to be
Speaker 1: the example of what our political system is to my
Speaker 1: baby girl who's crying in the background, to all the
Speaker 1: future generations that are out there, to to anybody. I mean, again,
Speaker 1: would you you said it? You know, we f with Reagan,
Speaker 1: we f with George W. Bush. Maybe that's not a
Speaker 1: good one, but whatever, you know, Like, I'm not okay
Speaker 1: with that. So here Donald Trump is at this event
Speaker 1: from earlier in Albuquerque. Again, you know, when he does
Speaker 1: this thing where because he shows these dementia like symptoms.
Speaker 1: And again, I'm not a doctor, but I've spoken with
Speaker 1: many who express opinions that that's what they think this is.
Speaker 1: But again, it's just opinions. When Donald Trump loses track
Speaker 1: of what he's saying, he calls it the weave, and
Speaker 1: then he says, you see that was the weave. I
Speaker 1: just I just I just weave. Did you see my weave?
Speaker 1: And again, as I'm watching this, I am watching an
Speaker 1: actual psychopath, not a conservative, not a Republican. I'm actually
Speaker 1: watching a psychotic human being, like like a like a
Speaker 1: drunk you would see at a bar at like two
Speaker 1: am saying crazy shit. And that's not political. It's just psychotic.
Speaker 2: You know. It's like the movie.
Speaker 1: You know, it's the movie don't look up that was
Speaker 1: on Netflix. It's a version of it. It's a version
Speaker 1: of that, right, you know. And I'm like, hello, can
Speaker 1: you see this? Can you see this? So here's the
Speaker 1: weave in action. Play this clip from You Don't Take
Speaker 1: It Away. You got fourteen million votes in the Democrat Party.
Speaker 4: And then, oh, that sounds like a nice F thirty five.
Speaker 2: You know how many of them I bought?
Speaker 4: I bought a lot of them. Personally, I like the
Speaker 4: F twenty two of the best by the way I think.
Speaker 4: I think the F twenty two is the most beautiful
Speaker 4: fighter jenifver mean. But let's get back at this. That's
Speaker 4: the weave. Let's get back to the subject. You always
Speaker 4: end up in the right You have to always end
Speaker 4: up in the right place.
Speaker 1: Now, the reason that he's also speaking in an airport
Speaker 1: and not at another location is he has not paid
Speaker 1: his bill to New Mexico to Albuquerque, so he's doing
Speaker 1: that event at the private airport, and he brought people
Speaker 1: in because he has to fly out quickly because he
Speaker 1: owes the city five hundred thousand dollars, So he has
Speaker 1: the people go to the tarmac and that's why he's there.
Speaker 1: But that's his thing too. So it's like when he's
Speaker 1: out there saying no tax on tips, no tax on tips,
Speaker 1: I go google what his policy was when he was
Speaker 1: in office. Do you know what his policy was, No tips,
Speaker 1: no tips. It is that the bosses own the tips
Speaker 1: of the service workers. So your tips go to your boss.
Speaker 1: So when Donald Trump says no tax on tips, it's
Speaker 1: a tax of voiding scheme for your boss to take
Speaker 1: your tips, to call it their tips and not pay
Speaker 1: taxes on it. Don't you think that's what Donald Trump
Speaker 1: wants to do with his own businesses. Use it as
Speaker 1: an exemption. And if you don't believe me, just google it.
Speaker 1: And if you want to know how Donald Trump's scheme
Speaker 1: was stopped in twenty sixteen, the Democrats stopped it in
Speaker 1: an omnibus bill. So this guy goes around conning people
Speaker 1: over and over again with this crap weaving and acting
Speaker 1: like a demented psychopath, and I'm like, watch, just look
Speaker 1: at it. We'll be right back after our last quick
Speaker 1: break reminder, sign up for the Michael Cohen YouTube channel
Speaker 1: at Michael Cohen Show. We'll be right back.
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Speaker 1: Cohen always smooth Michael Cohen right there. I want to
Speaker 1: share this with you as well, Donald Trump. It's also
Speaker 1: like projection as well in confession on the stage. So
Speaker 1: let me show you what he said about vice presidential
Speaker 1: picks in general.
Speaker 2: Here play this clip.
Speaker 4: But nothing is more dangerous than to give immense power
Speaker 4: do a week and not very smart person, just not
Speaker 4: a smart person. We need smart in fact, I mean
Speaker 4: I call for it.
Speaker 2: But I would love to have it.
Speaker 4: We should have cognitive tests for anybody that runs for
Speaker 4: president and vice president. How about that guy she picked
Speaker 4: for vice president? What a loser? What a loser that
Speaker 4: one is? I mean that guy. Could you imagine, Well,
Speaker 4: she picked somebody so bad that there is a certain rule,
Speaker 4: make them really bad, and they'll never take you out.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 3: You know why he's doing that, Ben, He's still talk
Speaker 3: about a guy with thin skin. He cannot get over
Speaker 3: the fact that Tim Walls called him and Shady Vans weirdos,
Speaker 3: and that went viral. And so every time that they
Speaker 3: come up with that whole thing, Trump has to literally
Speaker 3: say the word weird or weirdo now referring to both
Speaker 3: Kamala Harris, but more about Tim Walls thirty times in
Speaker 3: a period of like sixty or seventy seconds. He'll just like, Yeah,
Speaker 3: he's just weird, just a weird guy. I mean, he's
Speaker 3: just a weirdo. It's just everything about him is just weird.
Speaker 2: Am I not right?
Speaker 3: He's just weird, just absolutely weird. Quite frankly, he's just
Speaker 3: a weird guy. And he'll go on and on about
Speaker 3: because Tim Walls hit him right where it counts, and
Speaker 3: he cannot get over. So imagine a guy who's President
Speaker 3: of the United States with such thin skin that somebody
Speaker 3: calls you weird or weirdo, and it goes viral on
Speaker 3: x or on social media. You now make that a
Speaker 3: constant part of your campaign speech.
Speaker 2: It's unbelievable.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 1: I if people saw me looking down right now, it's
Speaker 1: not because I was trying to be disrespectful to the
Speaker 1: audience or you in any way. Michael Cohen, I just
Speaker 1: got this breaking news update and I had to read
Speaker 1: it a few times to internalize it. So Donald Trump
Speaker 1: just filed a lawsuit against CBS News this is breaking
Speaker 1: right now over the wire, for ten billion dollars, alleging
Speaker 1: that CBS deceptively doctored an interview with Vice President Kamala
Speaker 1: Harris on sixty minutes. They gave the exclusive to Fox
Speaker 1: on this story. But yes, Donald Trump has filed just
Speaker 1: moments ago a ten billion dollar lawsuit, which is as
Speaker 1: you know, he makes up these numbers. And I want
Speaker 1: to talk about your experience here, Michael Cohen, and get
Speaker 1: your reaction to it as well. Donald Trump sues CBS
Speaker 1: for ten billion dollars alleging deceptive doctoring. This is the
Speaker 1: interview that Donald Trump was too scared to do. You'll
Speaker 1: recall with Leslie's stall in twenty twenty, Donald Trump literally
Speaker 1: ran away from the interview. That's when he was also
Speaker 1: trying to show Leslie his healthcare plan. Do you remember
Speaker 1: it was bind years of blank pages, actual blank page binders,
Speaker 1: and she goes, there's.
Speaker 2: Nothing on them.
Speaker 1: He ran away, He ran away, so he refuses to
Speaker 1: do the interview. She does the interview. There's no doctoring
Speaker 1: at all. There's no basis for this lawsuit at all.
Speaker 1: But what does he want the headline now? It doesn't
Speaker 1: need for analysis that. Here's the thing. I want to
Speaker 1: bring it to your story though, because not so long ago,
Speaker 1: Donald Trump's same tactics. As I said, he has a
Speaker 1: few moves. He sued you for three to five hundred
Speaker 1: five million, five hundred million dollars. He sued you for
Speaker 1: made all of these outrageous claims, defamed you, but did
Speaker 1: it through a legal document so he could try to
Speaker 1: hide behind it and go, well, I just put it
Speaker 1: in a legal document so I get all of this
Speaker 1: immunity he got.
Speaker 2: Talked about it. It's part of a lawsuit, part of
Speaker 2: a loss.
Speaker 3: But a lawsuit stands on its face for five hundred million,
Speaker 3: YadA YadA. How lucky is CBS? I tell you they're
Speaker 3: extremely lucky, especially especially if Trump loses the election, because
Speaker 3: what they need to immediately do is exactly what my lawyers,
Speaker 3: Donie Perry did on that Florida case. What they needed
Speaker 3: immediately need to do is not even to file an answer,
Speaker 3: move a discovery in lieu of the answer, and then
Speaker 3: immediately request a deposition an ebt of Donald Trump. He's
Speaker 3: not going to show for that, as he didn't for mine.
Speaker 3: So what did we do? We made a court order
Speaker 3: requesting that the court demand that Trump appear for the deposition,
Speaker 3: and the first one we got and literally two or
Speaker 3: three days before the deposition date, his lawyer now was
Speaker 3: unable to appear. And so we went back to court
Speaker 3: and we got the court again to order a court
Speaker 3: ordered deposition of Trump. If not, they were going to
Speaker 3: hold in contempt.
Speaker 2: It's a.
Speaker 3: For a six month process. It's expensive, it costs a fortune.
Speaker 3: I still owe money to the lawyers on it. I
Speaker 3: had set up this whole go fundme in order to
Speaker 3: pay the lawyers. That's a whole nother nightmare for a
Speaker 3: whole other show. But this is what he does, so
Speaker 3: CBS now is going to have to retain unless they
Speaker 3: have lawyers on staff to handle a ten billion dollar claim.
Speaker 3: The benefit to them knowing, especially if Trump loses this campaign,
Speaker 3: if he loses the presidential election, not only will they
Speaker 3: end up getting him as they did online, the opportunity
Speaker 3: to dismiss the case, but they could potentially sue him
Speaker 3: for malicious prosecution. But they're going to have to do
Speaker 3: that before he ends up dropping the case, because if
Speaker 3: he drops the case then and there is no action
Speaker 3: that they can bring against Trump for fees.
Speaker 1: You know, your process correct? Your process was? I remember
Speaker 1: you know? So Donald Trump files the case and you're like, look,
Speaker 1: this is frivolous. But sit for a deposition, Donald, so
Speaker 1: I will test your allegations. You've got your headline that
Speaker 1: you wanted. Now we're in court. Show up at your deposition.
Speaker 1: Donald Trump then says, you know, I'm too busy that day.
Speaker 1: We need to move it. Okay, move it. Let's take
Speaker 1: your deposition. I can't make it that day. Okay, I'm
Speaker 1: not gonna be fooled again. You go to court, you say,
Speaker 1: court order him to sit for a deposition. He tries
Speaker 1: to pull out of it right before the court's basically like,
Speaker 1: you know you're gonna have to show up. He does
Speaker 1: it again. The court's like one more strike and you're out.
Speaker 1: And and right before he was about to get terminating
Speaker 1: sanctions against him, Donald Trump dismisses the case against you,
Speaker 1: but he does it without prejudice so that he can
Speaker 1: try to claim that, oh well, I could bring it
Speaker 1: again in the future. Meanwhile, your life, as you mentioned,
Speaker 1: you've got to hire the lawyers, You've got to go
Speaker 1: through this process. You get all of the hate from
Speaker 1: all of his people. Again, that gets ratcheted up. And
Speaker 1: he does that to intimidate you and people like you
Speaker 1: so that you don't criticize him. He picks a number
Speaker 1: out of thin air, ten billion, because he knows ten
Speaker 1: billion gets a headline, five hundred million, five hundred million.
Speaker 2: Gets a headline.
Speaker 1: And then he loses these cases while his lawyer, Elina Haba,
Speaker 1: runs around prancing around on stages, gyrating, dancing with maga
Speaker 1: necklaces and Maga jackets, which is an abomination to our
Speaker 1: legal system. It is a travesty in all aspects that
Speaker 1: this sexual abuser in Donald Trump, this freaking felon this
Speaker 1: vexatious litigant and his ilk like Alina Haba and people
Speaker 1: who support him do this to America.
Speaker 2: We the people, We the people.
Speaker 1: I mean, look at this, How do they do this
Speaker 1: to our beautiful country? And I think about Donald Trump
Speaker 1: changing the American flag and putting the freaking Trump name
Speaker 1: on the American flag or MAGA flags, our national anthem
Speaker 1: being changed.
Speaker 2: You know, I think about all.
Speaker 1: Those days at Georgetown Law when I was studying every night,
Speaker 1: loving our constitution, and I remember the big cans of
Speaker 1: red bulls. I take the twenty ounce thread bulls, and
Speaker 1: I'd study until three am, and I'd be reading sixty
Speaker 1: pages of torch, sixty pages of contracts, sixty pages of
Speaker 1: property law every night and thinking how could I better
Speaker 1: this system? How could I improve this system? And to
Speaker 1: see Donald Trump and his ilk just take our fucking
Speaker 1: constitution and rip it up and throw it to the
Speaker 1: fucking ground makes me livid.
Speaker 2: It mays walk around, I'll walking around with mine.
Speaker 3: I keep my concert. I keep it by me all
Speaker 3: the time, you know, especially I was using it. Remember
Speaker 3: when you brought up a few moments ago.
Speaker 1: Okay, what I add this one thing going before I
Speaker 1: forget I'm sorry. He files it also in the Northern
Speaker 1: District of Texas. I'm a Rio division where that Matthew
Speaker 1: Cosmeric who he appointed the one where so when he
Speaker 1: and Elon Musk file lawsuits, now they do it in
Speaker 1: the Northern District of Texas because they have on there
Speaker 1: like a judge a version of Judge Cannon, this matt Pasmeric.
Speaker 2: No matter.
Speaker 1: So Trump picks Texas to file this thing in because
Speaker 1: he knows that he's got a corrupt judge there who
Speaker 1: does all you know, who does his bidding there the
Speaker 1: same way Judge Cannon does. That is.
Speaker 2: Horrific, horrific.
Speaker 3: So remember before when you turned around and you said
Speaker 3: that when Trump was trying to bullshit the American people
Speaker 3: and show that he had a policy, and it was
Speaker 3: hundreds of pages long, and it was in a binder,
Speaker 3: and they actually somebody opened it up and he started
Speaker 3: to flip through the pages and there was nothing there.
Speaker 3: It was it was basically a bunch of blank pages
Speaker 3: that somebody had put into a folder, into a three
Speaker 3: ring notebook for the sole purpose of again lying to
Speaker 3: the American people. Then, you know the other day when
Speaker 3: you called me and I said, I was sort of busy,
Speaker 3: I didn't want to say anything. I've actually finished now
Speaker 3: my third book. I'm finished with the manuscript. I am
Speaker 3: in the what I call the super editing stage. And
Speaker 3: I say that because here's my manuscript, all right, and
Speaker 3: I'm more than happy to flip hold on through the
Speaker 3: pages so that you can see that they are all
Speaker 3: filled in. That this is not a lie like Trump.
Speaker 3: It just happens to be by my side, and it
Speaker 3: reminded me so much ben of when you're talking about
Speaker 3: the lies.
Speaker 2: People.
Speaker 3: We're five days away, something I talk about even on
Speaker 3: my YouTube channel, and every single episode at the end,
Speaker 3: I end them the same, Please make sure that you
Speaker 3: are registered to vote. And everybody says to me, yeah,
Speaker 3: I know, I know, I know, I am, I know
Speaker 3: I am. I voted before I'm fully registered. I don't
Speaker 3: know why it's happening, but it is. I've had more
Speaker 3: people come to me and say, I can't believe I
Speaker 3: went on to the site and I'm not there. I
Speaker 3: had to reregister. Make sure that you are registered. It
Speaker 3: literally takes less than sixty seconds, more like between thirty
Speaker 3: to forty seconds to register yourself. It's that simple. And
Speaker 3: more importantly, make sure come November fifth, that you do
Speaker 3: you do your duty, which is to vote. It is
Speaker 3: every American's obligation. It is your obligation to vote, and
Speaker 3: make sure that you vote up and down.
Speaker 2: The blue the blue.
Speaker 3: Line, the Democratic line, starting with Harris Walls. We cannot
Speaker 3: let somebody in the White House again who has every
Speaker 3: intention of wrecking our constitution, a rule of law, of
Speaker 3: wrecking our tripartheid system of government. I don't say this
Speaker 3: to be hyperbolic, Ben join me here. I don't say
Speaker 3: this to be hyperbolic or to make people scared or nervous.
Speaker 3: I am stating a fact. I'm stating a fact. If
Speaker 3: we don't take him out and all of these other
Speaker 3: idiot trumpers with him, the siicophants, democracy, our democratic republic
Speaker 3: as we know it is going to be shot. And
Speaker 3: with that, with that, of course, we have to have
Speaker 3: a two finger salute goes to all of those sickophants
Speaker 3: who are continuously like a Stephen Chung, like a Alina Haba,
Speaker 3: like a Dan Scavino, like these two girls from that
Speaker 3: Spearmint Rhino or that that Amber Rose and so on.
Speaker 1: Paul seriously for.
Speaker 3: Supporting somebody as absolutely incompetent as Donald Trump is. For
Speaker 3: the folks that ended up setting up this bullshit, you know,
Speaker 3: nonsense of putting Trump into a into a garbage truck
Speaker 3: and driving him around in circles, Fuck you all. It
Speaker 3: is enough, Steve Bannon, Fuck you two, all of them
Speaker 3: for placating Trump and allowing his worst impulses, his worst
Speaker 3: impulses to become a reality and affect our lives.
Speaker 1: You know, I always have been saying, and have built
Speaker 1: this thesis over the past three and a half years
Speaker 1: as we've built this network, that what this is really
Speaker 1: about is normalcy. It's about morals, it's about moral character
Speaker 1: or moral compass, and it's about democracy. And what you
Speaker 1: and I and others here at this network have tried
Speaker 1: to build is a coalition, whether it is Republicans, independence, conservatives,
Speaker 1: classic Republicans, not the MAGA, independence, progressives, liberals, heck, people
Speaker 1: who may not even like politics. And maybe you weren't
Speaker 1: even into politics before starting to watch these programs.
Speaker 2: That's cool.
Speaker 1: Before twenty twenty, I wasn't really I should have been
Speaker 1: more involved in politics. I wasn't really involved in politics
Speaker 1: until I realized that these bad actors were using politics
Speaker 1: to screw up my life and screw up my family
Speaker 1: and my friends and hurt people and kill people. And
Speaker 1: I knew I had to take action and just do something.
Speaker 1: And so while the magas are out there right now
Speaker 1: doing a bunch of bad faith crap, we didn't even
Speaker 1: get into some of this horrific envising stuff that Trump
Speaker 1: and Musk are apparently doing. That Wired report in Michigan
Speaker 1: putting these canvassers, luring them to Michigan and basically putting
Speaker 1: them in the back of like U haul cages and
Speaker 1: telling them that if they don't hit a certain quota,
Speaker 1: they won't be able to even stay in lodging. And
Speaker 1: it's a lot of black workers too, who didn't even
Speaker 1: know they were going to be working for Trump, but
Speaker 1: they get out there and they're like tricked, according to this,
Speaker 1: according to this Wired art, like there's so much badfit stuff.
Speaker 1: But what we can control from now until the election
Speaker 1: is just what we can control. What you can control
Speaker 1: out there, it's what we can do each and every day.
Speaker 1: That's obviously vote, but then that's helping a neighbor, a coworker,
Speaker 1: maybe someone who's disinterested, a family member, a grandkid, a kid,
Speaker 1: your parents, your grandparents, your cousin, your second cousin, your
Speaker 1: third cousin, whoever you. By doing this with this audience,
Speaker 1: the Midas touch, I think is probably one of the most,
Speaker 1: if not the most powerful community in politics today. You
Speaker 1: because of you, all of you who listen and watch.
Speaker 1: So let's flex, let's flex, and let's get out there
Speaker 1: right there.
Speaker 3: And then my cousin who's from Toronto sends me a
Speaker 3: text message. It's hysterical and popped up onto my screen.
Speaker 3: He goes, Trump should keep that vest, the one that
Speaker 3: he wore when he got into the garbage truck, so
Speaker 3: that after he gets after he loses and he gets convicted,
Speaker 3: that part of his sentence, of course, will probably be
Speaker 3: community service. He could be a crossing card or so
Speaker 3: that's when he's picking up garbage on the side of
Speaker 3: the highway right as part of his community service. He
Speaker 3: doesn't have to go out and buy or ask Maga
Speaker 3: to buy him another one of them.
Speaker 2: No, no, no doubt about it.
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Speaker 3: You get to hear me raw and unfiltered as you
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Speaker 3: because we're going to talk about where I think this
Speaker 3: election ultimately goes and why I truly believe that Kamala
Speaker 3: Harris will be our forty seventh President of the United States.
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