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Speaker 1: welcome Archbishop Sam Aquilla to the Dan Capla Show. In
Speaker 1: the Catholic Faith, the archbishop stands in the shoes of
Speaker 1: the disciples and has an enormous responsibility. And Archbishop Aquilla
Speaker 1: has been absolutely fearless in speaking truth to power and
Speaker 1: defending the weak and defense starting with innocent human life.
Speaker 1: And that's why he's with us today to talk about
Speaker 1: this mind blowing, insidious Amendments seventy nine in Colorado. Archbishop,
Speaker 1: welcome to the Dan Capla Show.
Speaker 3: Thank you very much. Dan, it's good to be with you.
Speaker 2: Thank you.
Speaker 1: If you would please just take the floor and tell
Speaker 1: people why you are so opposed to seventy nine and
Speaker 1: why you are asking them to oppose.
Speaker 2: It as well.
Speaker 3: Okay, the Amendment seventy nine enshrines into our state constitution
Speaker 3: the right to abortion and Essentially, what it would do
Speaker 3: is make abortion for a woman a constitutional right, and
Speaker 3: it would first of all ban parental notice laws, and
Speaker 3: with that, it would mean that parents could very easily
Speaker 3: get a call in the middle of the night that
Speaker 3: their fifteen year old daughter has died from an abortion,
Speaker 3: and no parent that I know of wants to get
Speaker 3: a call like that. And with that is helping parents
Speaker 3: to be aware of the ongoing erosion of parental rights
Speaker 3: that this amendment causes and that it brings about, because
Speaker 3: one of the great difficulties in culture and society today
Speaker 3: is the government thinks that it knows better than parents
Speaker 3: what is good for their children. And then secondly, it
Speaker 3: would also allow abortion all the way through to the
Speaker 3: ninth month. And so let's say a woman was scheduled
Speaker 3: to deliver or have the baby at a certain date,
Speaker 3: and then she decides two days before she wants an abortion,
Speaker 3: even though that baby would be perfectly healthy and the
Speaker 3: mother would be perfectly healthy, she would have that right.
Speaker 3: And once again, it's the destruction of a human life.
Speaker 3: It's a major surgery that puts the woman at risk
Speaker 3: and kills the child, the unborn child. And then finally
Speaker 3: there is a peace in the law in this amendment
Speaker 3: which refers you to a bill that had passed or
Speaker 3: an amendment that had passed back in the nineteen eighties
Speaker 3: which said in the Amendment to the Constitution that no
Speaker 3: taxpayer funding could ever be used for abortion. And if
Speaker 3: people don't read the fine print or go deep into
Speaker 3: the amendment and look up what it is doing away with,
Speaker 3: what it does away with is the prohibition against tax
Speaker 3: paid abortions. So that means that our taxes can be
Speaker 3: used for abortion. And with as pro abortion as our
Speaker 3: state legislature is, it would be very easy for them
Speaker 3: to put a law into effect requiring taxpayer money for abortion.
Speaker 3: And I know personally for me that would certainly create
Speaker 3: a matter of conscience and that I would not want
Speaker 3: to see my money going for my taxpayer money going
Speaker 3: for abortion and the destruction of human life.
Speaker 2: Our vicious and.
Speaker 3: Children survive very easily. I have baptized infants who were
Speaker 3: premature in weighing a pound and nine ounces ten ounces,
Speaker 3: and they have survived.
Speaker 2: Yeah, just say.
Speaker 3: It is some medical medicine has advanced so much. A
Speaker 3: medical technology has advanced so much that oftentimes children that
Speaker 3: would have been lost by premature birth now survive very well,
Speaker 3: and our very healthy children.
Speaker 1: Archbishop Samquilla are special guest, and Archbishop, I look at
Speaker 1: the preamble to the Colorado Constitution. I mean, this is
Speaker 1: right in the Constitution, we the people of Colorado, with
Speaker 1: profound reverence for the supreme ruler of the universe. And
Speaker 1: it goes on from there and says, in part to
Speaker 1: secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and our posterity.
Speaker 1: How do we ever get to the point where we
Speaker 1: may end up in that same document that starts that
Speaker 1: way with a so called right to take As you
Speaker 1: just said, Archbishop, this this fully developed child at nine months,
Speaker 1: perfectly healthy, the mother's healthy, and the Colorado Constitution is
Speaker 1: going to provide a right to kill that child, even
Speaker 1: seconds before it's delivered. How do you think we got
Speaker 1: to this point?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Well, you know it is hard to say. When
Speaker 3: America fell in love with the murder of her unborn
Speaker 3: children and the killing of her unborn children, and when
Speaker 3: one saw all of the celebrating in Chicago and the
Speaker 3: fact that they put up even abortion places to have
Speaker 3: abortion and all at the Democratic Convention, and that was
Speaker 3: highly offensive for anyone who is pro life. And our
Speaker 3: constitution begins with the recognition of God. And with that
Speaker 3: what we do now is say we are God, and
Speaker 3: I will decide what is good or what is evil,
Speaker 3: what is right or what is wrong. And our country
Speaker 3: is to the point where it is, as we can
Speaker 3: see within the political parties of our country, it is
Speaker 3: very divided. And where the division, the deepest division, rests
Speaker 3: in the profound disbelief in God that is present in
Speaker 3: the world in society today, and there is a complete
Speaker 3: dismissal of any kind of moral authority. And when there
Speaker 3: is a dismissal of a supreme being as the one
Speaker 3: who determines moral authority, then everything is up for grabs
Speaker 3: and people become violent, they fight with one another. It's
Speaker 3: going to be my way, and there is a there
Speaker 3: there is no kind of moral structure that I don't
Speaker 3: determine myself rather than recognizing, because I mean, that's that's
Speaker 3: beauty of our own. In the not only our state constitution,
Speaker 3: but also the preamble to the Constitution, it recognizes the
Speaker 3: Supreme Being for the United States. And when you have
Speaker 3: many people, millions of people who claim to be atheist
Speaker 3: or agnostic, you are going to come up with all
Speaker 3: sorts of challenges to the moral order as determined by
Speaker 3: the Supreme being Archbision. And the greatest gift that we
Speaker 3: have is the gift of life right and the dignity
Speaker 3: of human life.
Speaker 1: Well, we're grateful for your time today. I hope we
Speaker 1: can do this again someday before election day. And Right
Speaker 1: to Know Colorado Right to knowo dot com people can
Speaker 1: go there and get more information, get more.
Speaker 2: Involved in the cause.
Speaker 1: But I also wanted to thank you for what you're
Speaker 1: doing within the Catholic Church itself, because I've the last
Speaker 1: few weeks for different reasons, We've been at different churches
Speaker 1: around the state, and every single church is speaking out
Speaker 1: on this, not from a partisan red blue standpoint, but
Speaker 1: just a right or wrong and that is great to see.
Speaker 3: Oh yes, no, thank you very much. And it's important
Speaker 3: that we return to the dignity of human life, and
Speaker 3: because if we do not have it from the very beginning,
Speaker 3: we are going to hedge in every other way on
Speaker 3: human life and all the issues that is right. Thank
Speaker 3: you very much, Thank you, sir. You take care, okay,
Speaker 3: all right to you too, Dan, Thank you. I appreciate it.
Speaker 2: Uh huh, but it is.
Speaker 1: Archbishop Sam mcquillis so good of them to spend time
Speaker 1: with us. And no matter what faith you are, maybe
Speaker 1: no faith at all or whatever, I'm sure in your
Speaker 1: orbit there are certain people who are just fearless and
Speaker 1: you probably just respect the heck out of him. And
Speaker 1: he is one of those people. He's just absolutely fearless,
Speaker 1: and you should check out. He has a podcast as
Speaker 1: well with his different sermons and you can see there
Speaker 1: that he is just an absolute straight shooter.
Speaker 2: So please do, no matter.
Speaker 1: Where you are on the spectrum of abortion policy, etc.
Speaker 1: Please do look into seventy nine because hopefully in a
Speaker 1: lot of people who favor some level of legal abortion,
Speaker 1: which I think is said, but even a lot of
Speaker 1: those folks, I think we'll see this as a bridge
Speaker 1: too far.
Speaker 2: Here on the Dan Capla.
Speaker 4: Show and now back to the Dan Taplas Show podcast.
Speaker 5: Right now, we're talking about border security and there's nobody
Speaker 5: talking about a pathway to citizenship an immigration belief that
Speaker 5: the benefits that migrants bring to this country. But there's
Speaker 5: no question that migrants bring the America is a country
Speaker 5: that was built in part.
Speaker 1: By immigrant people.
Speaker 2: GPS, the that ca there.
Speaker 5: We're talking about massiportations.
Speaker 2: I'm not talking about what do you the positions? What's
Speaker 2: what's your stand there?
Speaker 1: Listen, we need smart oh man.
Speaker 2: Listen to that.
Speaker 1: One of the reasons I wanted to play it was
Speaker 1: just the lack of her ability to respond to these
Speaker 1: easy questions. And again coming back to she just doesn't
Speaker 1: have the type of intellect, the type of intelligence to
Speaker 1: do this job. Now, she may be very smart in
Speaker 1: other areas or other things, but the kind of skill
Speaker 1: set you need to do this job. These were the
Speaker 1: easiest questions for her to possibly to respond to, and
Speaker 1: she's stumbling around like this. But what I find most
Speaker 1: fascinating is, listen to this. You heard the very end
Speaker 1: of that. She would not reject mass deportation. He just
Speaker 1: asked her directly, are you for mass deportations? And she
Speaker 1: wouldn't say no. Think about that now, no, you know,
Speaker 1: of course she's for a mass influx of unvetted folks
Speaker 1: across the board.
Speaker 4: And it's important. I don't know if you did that intentionally,
Speaker 4: but you cut that off early. There's a very important
Speaker 4: part of this at the very and I'm going to
Speaker 4: play it right here.
Speaker 2: We need smart, humane immigration policy in America that includes
Speaker 2: a pathway to citizenship. Right.
Speaker 1: But what I was most intrigued by was she would
Speaker 1: not just give a simple note a mass deportation. No,
Speaker 1: because it's polling so well, so many people across party
Speaker 1: lines favorite this goes back to the early June, to
Speaker 1: the early June polling on that, So it just I
Speaker 1: believe interviews like this just hurt her so badly, regardless
Speaker 1: of what her policy.
Speaker 2: Position ends up being, if you can even.
Speaker 1: Decipher it, I think it hurts her so badly because
Speaker 1: so many people watching say, wait a second, she just
Speaker 1: doesn't have the intellectual firepower or to be president. She
Speaker 1: doesn't have what it takes. No matter where you are
Speaker 1: on the policy spectrum, eight five five Z five A
Speaker 1: two five five the number, we're gonna get a treat tonight,
Speaker 1: my friend, because this is a live town hall on CNN, right.
Speaker 2: No way, there's no editing.
Speaker 1: I My understanding is it's live, and it starts at
Speaker 1: seven months, carefully pre selected questions from listening voters then,
Speaker 1: and so not a true town hall, I get it.
Speaker 1: But it's live. It's not live to tape. It's going
Speaker 1: to all be right out there, which is another indicator
Speaker 1: of how desperate she is at this point, right, which,
Speaker 1: and I don't want to get wonky on everybody, but
Speaker 1: I think this is potentially really significant. This Mark Helprin,
Speaker 1: guy who does this two way podcast, is is really
Speaker 1: fascinating to listen to. He is certainly no friend to
Speaker 1: Trump's and he's certainly not a conservative, which is one
Speaker 1: of the reasons it's worth listening to because when you
Speaker 1: hear these concerns being voiced, you know, from the left
Speaker 1: or at least somebody who's not on right, it's even
Speaker 1: more encouraging.
Speaker 2: So this is his hit on the early vote.
Speaker 6: Now early vote. John Ralston is the David Groter of
Speaker 6: the Silver State. He's just been there forever. He's a
Speaker 6: great reporter and he understands how to read the early Talkovada.
Speaker 6: Let's put up what John Ralston wrote overnight about the
Speaker 6: early vote in his state. Okay, all right, a little
Speaker 6: hard to read, but we wanted you to see the
Speaker 6: chart here. It's pretty easy to explain. The Clark firewall.
Speaker 6: That's Clark County, where Las Vegas is, where the vast
Speaker 6: majority of the state's population is has all but collapsed.
Speaker 6: The Democratic usually have a huge lead. There's forty five
Speaker 6: hundred votes. The Rurals are over performing their share of
Speaker 6: the electorate. And he says, you can read this and
Speaker 6: it's linked. It's LinkedIn my sub stack. It's too soon
Speaker 6: to call it a trend, but this was a huge
Speaker 6: day for Republicans. They are head now in Washington County too.
Speaker 6: A few more days like this, though, and the Democratic
Speaker 6: bedroom wedding will reach a proportions.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: And the guy he's quoting is like the consummate expert
Speaker 1: on Nevada and also comes at this from the left.
Speaker 1: So it's too early to drawing conclusions, right, I mean,
Speaker 1: you've still got time left, but certainly the early trends
Speaker 1: not only very favorable for Trump just in terms of math.
Speaker 1: But Ryan, this comes back to what's been my theme
Speaker 1: for a long time on this show. This is twenty
Speaker 1: sixteen all over again. The only difference is Kamala Harris
Speaker 1: is not as strong a candidate as Hillary Clinton. You know,
Speaker 1: Hillary Clinton, for all her awful policies and for all
Speaker 1: her awfulness, is a brilliant person intellectually. And Hillary Clinton,
Speaker 1: I think, in a lot of ways a far better candidate.
Speaker 1: But this twenty sixteen all over again. And when you
Speaker 1: talk about the royal vote, I don't know if you remember, Ryan,
Speaker 1: where you were when the first return started coming in
Speaker 1: in sixteen. But the first returns, if I remember, right,
Speaker 1: came out of Indiana, maybe Kentucky, and yeah, Trump's gonna
Speaker 1: win those, right. But I saw those numbers coming in
Speaker 1: and that the turnout, the spread was so much larger
Speaker 1: than expected. That was the harbinger, right, because we all
Speaker 1: know elections are about turnout, not who talks to a polster.
Speaker 2: So they're about.
Speaker 1: Intensity and passion. And I think long before Trump's heroic
Speaker 1: response to the assassination attempt in Butler, there was a
Speaker 1: lot of devotion to Trump that only intensified after the
Speaker 1: left tried to turn us into a banana republic, you know,
Speaker 1: through this law fare and again what we're seeing today
Speaker 1: with these false comparisons to Hitler, etc. From the Vice
Speaker 1: president's official platform, that that's another effort to banana republic
Speaker 1: assize us new word, Ryan feel free to claim it,
Speaker 1: and America pushing back against that. But now, after everything
Speaker 1: Trump's been subjected to and the way he stood up
Speaker 1: to it, I think you're going to see an intensity
Speaker 1: that manifests in size of turnout, and now we're seeing
Speaker 1: in timing of turnout, including early turnout, a level of
Speaker 1: intensity we have not seen even in sixteen.
Speaker 2: And it's going to be further fueled by the fact that.
Speaker 1: You know, you'd look at Hillary Clinton and she's awful
Speaker 1: with awful policies. But you look at Hillary Clinton and
Speaker 1: say that's a person who has the intellectual capability, etc.
Speaker 1: To be president. You look at Kamala Harris and everybody
Speaker 1: honest knows she is not up to this job. So
Speaker 1: I think we're seeing that perfect storm. The left seas
Speaker 1: that train coming down the tracks, and that's why they're
Speaker 1: taking us to a very dark place today with this latch, dick,
Speaker 1: ditch desperate efforts.
Speaker 2: You're on the Dan Kaplas Show.
Speaker 4: You're listening to the Dan Kaplis Show podcast.
Speaker 1: I love that perfect walk up song for our next guest,
Speaker 1: Gabe Evans. He's a GOP nominee in c D eight
Speaker 1: and this one is one of the most hotly contested
Speaker 1: districts in America. Speaker Mike Johnson came out recently to
Speaker 1: support Gave Evans and said he really thinks control of
Speaker 1: Congress will come down to this seat. Gabe, Welcome back
Speaker 1: to the Dan Caplis Show.
Speaker 7: Ahlways, great to be on with you.
Speaker 2: Thanks so much, Thank you, my friend. How goes the battle?
Speaker 1: I see there are finally some numbers out on early voting.
Speaker 1: Can you tell yet how that's shaping up in CD eight?
Speaker 7: You know, I got those numbers this morning. I haven't
Speaker 7: had a chance to really dive into them, reason being
Speaker 7: we just launched our fourth TV ad today. I've really
Speaker 7: taken my opponent to task for her defunding the police
Speaker 7: policies and so been pretty focused on making sure that
Speaker 7: we get that message out there. And then probably later
Speaker 7: tonight I'll be able to do a little bit of
Speaker 7: that data analytics.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and let's talk about you, Derek Caravell in a second.
Speaker 1: But Gabe, I think there are still some folks who
Speaker 1: don't know about you, and I have to tell you,
Speaker 1: as I've told the audience, that I think you're one
Speaker 1: of the most impressive candidates in a long, long time.
Speaker 2: So please just let folks know your story.
Speaker 7: Yeah, well, thanks for that. Gabe Evans born and raised
Speaker 7: here in Colorado. After college, joined the US Army and
Speaker 7: the Colorado Army National Guard, served for a combined total
Speaker 7: of twelve years there, one combat deployment overseas, and then
Speaker 7: everything that we do with Blackhawk helicopters here in the
Speaker 7: state of Colorado. My last assignment, I ended up commanding
Speaker 7: one of the Blackhawk outfits out at Buckley Air Force Base.
Speaker 7: Married with two boys. My wife says, I didn't have
Speaker 7: quite enough fun in the army for twelve years, so
Speaker 7: I did another ten years in law enforcement with the
Speaker 7: city of Arvada, made it up to command level rank
Speaker 7: there as well. In twenty twenty one, I was a
Speaker 7: night shift watch commander.
Speaker 2: And that's why I'm.
Speaker 7: In politics right now, because I've watched what happened to
Speaker 7: our country, our state, our community as a result of
Speaker 7: the failed far left, radical policies of the Democrats and
Speaker 7: the folks like my opponent voted to lower the penalty
Speaker 7: for drug dealers, voted for defund the police policies, voted
Speaker 7: for sanctuary city and state policies. And I'll just remind
Speaker 7: everybody that because of a law that she helped to
Speaker 7: pass in twenty twenty one, it is illegal in the
Speaker 7: state of Colorado for state or local law enforcement to
Speaker 7: even be able to reach out to Immigration and Customs
Speaker 7: to have violent criminals legally present in our community deported,
Speaker 7: you cannot share under this state law, you cannot share
Speaker 7: any data with Immigration and Customs for immigration related purposes,
Speaker 7: you know, for for having somebody that's committing crimes in
Speaker 7: our community deported. I saw of that as a cop.
Speaker 7: We were thirty first in the nation for our crime
Speaker 7: rate in twenty eleven when I started my law enforcement career.
Speaker 7: We're now number three. We are the third worst. We're
Speaker 7: worse than California, New York State, Oregon, Washington State, Illinois.
Speaker 7: It's got to change. I've been involved in politics for
Speaker 7: three years now, finishing up my first term down at
Speaker 7: the state Capitol in Denver as a state representative, and
Speaker 7: we're going to go flip this congressional peep.
Speaker 1: Well, I hope so we'll all be so much better off.
Speaker 1: Gabe Evans, our guest, what's that website? We have more
Speaker 1: to talk about, but what's the website?
Speaker 7: Electgabeevans dot com. You'll have two e's right next to
Speaker 7: each other. Elect Gabe ga b e Evans ev a
Speaker 7: n s dot.
Speaker 1: Com and gab as people hear your story, and I
Speaker 1: think anybody fair minded I'll see your perfect for that
Speaker 1: district and pretty much any district. I don't know that
Speaker 1: people fully appreciate how radical your opponent is. And I
Speaker 1: thought Kyle Clark did an excellent job of exposing that
Speaker 1: in the first debate that you guys had, which and
Speaker 1: I've played some of that on air here because I
Speaker 1: think you handled it so well. But he had this
Speaker 1: one riff with her where he went through all of
Speaker 1: these positions that she's flipped on and asked her if
Speaker 1: she's truly changed her mind, and she made it clear
Speaker 1: she hasn't. She still holds all those radical positions, but
Speaker 1: wants people to believe she won't vote that way in Congress.
Speaker 7: Yeah, she's running one hundred and eighty degrees away from
Speaker 7: her record. She's trying to pull the wool over the
Speaker 7: eyes of the voters, and I don't think they're going
Speaker 7: to fall for it. They're seeing the results of these policies.
Speaker 7: They can hear her own statements where exactly as you said,
Speaker 7: she doesn't actually believe any of the moderate stuff that
Speaker 7: her ads are acclaiming that she does. She's a radical
Speaker 7: at heart, and she's doing whatever she thinks she needs
Speaker 7: to do, and saying whatever she thinks she needs to
Speaker 7: stay in order to try to hold onto power.
Speaker 1: It's obviously so important that you win for control of
Speaker 1: Congress and for the people of c D eight.
Speaker 2: Just the nuts and bolt stuff.
Speaker 1: Now that we're so close, how can people get involved
Speaker 1: in the most meaningful way to affect the outcome?
Speaker 7: At this point, the biggest thing that folks can do
Speaker 7: is vote. In Welld County, for instance, two years ago,
Speaker 7: we had thirteen thousand registered Republicans who didn't return their ballot.
Speaker 7: If you return your ballot, if you vote, I mean,
Speaker 7: first of all, that's like one of our civic duties
Speaker 7: as folks that live in a representative style of government.
Speaker 3: But the real good news is.
Speaker 7: You get taken off of a lot of the lists,
Speaker 7: so you'll get a lot less text you'll get a
Speaker 7: lot less phone calls, you get a lot less outreach,
Speaker 7: you know, from folks like myself who are trying to
Speaker 7: make sure that folks return their ballot. You return that ballot, well,
Speaker 7: then I don't have to send you a calls and
Speaker 7: texts and have people knock on your door anymore. So
Speaker 7: it's really a win win. You participate in the repersentive
Speaker 7: style of government that we have, and you come off
Speaker 7: the list and get annoyed by folks like me a
Speaker 7: lot less.
Speaker 1: And I'm sure every campaign can use donations. Is there
Speaker 1: are also a way for folks to go boots on
Speaker 1: the ground to help out in many of those other ways.
Speaker 2: Door knocking.
Speaker 7: Absolutely, so if you're one of those folks that hasn't
Speaker 7: voted yet, I can always use more folks that are
Speaker 7: willing to make those calls, send those tex knock on doors,
Speaker 7: you know, to encourage Republicans and independents, and even we've
Speaker 7: had a lot of folks who are Democrats. I say,
Speaker 7: you know what, Gabe, I'm a Democrat, but I can't
Speaker 7: get behind some of this radical stuff that the Democrat
Speaker 7: Party is pushing. And you know, Gabe, you seem like
Speaker 7: you're focused on fixing actual problems, working with anyone who
Speaker 7: wants to fix those problems. And so I'm going to
Speaker 7: be supporting you this year. But we always need those
Speaker 7: volunteers to do that get out the vote. As you said,
Speaker 7: we always can use more donations. We have our last
Speaker 7: TV ad pretty much funded to be able to keep
Speaker 7: it on the air tell election day, but We're not
Speaker 7: quite there. There's a little bit more to go. So folks,
Speaker 7: I know times are tough with the way that the
Speaker 7: left has disastrously ran our economy, but if you can
Speaker 7: contribute anything again Electgabevans dot com is the website.
Speaker 1: Well keep fighting the good fight, my friend. Appreciate the
Speaker 1: time today.
Speaker 7: I appreciate it so much. Thanks for having me on.
Speaker 2: Take care and listen.
Speaker 1: I'm sure you've got a lot on your plate and
Speaker 1: whatever you're doing in life right now, but if you
Speaker 1: have a few minutes, take a look at this guy.
Speaker 1: Take a look at this race. No matter where you
Speaker 1: are in the country, this race could be pivotal to control.
Speaker 1: And lord knows, if you're in CD eight, it could
Speaker 1: be a lot better off with Gabe Evans. And I
Speaker 1: always like these these candidates who've walked the talk like
Speaker 1: in their real life before it goes back to this
Speaker 1: old cliche, Ryan, do you ever hear this cliche? I
Speaker 1: first heard it at a coaching clinic during Little League,
Speaker 1: and that is nobody cares what you know until they
Speaker 1: know that you care, correct, And so yeah, you look
Speaker 1: at a guy like Gabe Evans, He's walked to talk,
Speaker 1: he served served in the military, served in law enforcement, etc.
Speaker 1: He has walked the talk on top of just having.
Speaker 2: The right ideas about this stuff.
Speaker 1: So please consider checking them out and helping out eight
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Speaker 1: the number.
Speaker 2: If you just joined us, Thank you.
Speaker 1: It's been, as we expected, an extraordinary day as we
Speaker 1: get closer and closer and the left is coming to
Speaker 1: the realization that they're likely to lose. Nothing's a done
Speaker 1: deal till it's done, but many, many different indicators that
Speaker 1: Donald Trump's going to win. So we see some of
Speaker 1: the funny stuff right where Jake Tapper gets obsessed with
Speaker 1: you know, locker room Gate and thinking a story about
Speaker 1: Arnold Palmer in the shower somehow going to bring Trump down.
Speaker 1: So we get that funny stuff. But today we get
Speaker 1: something really dark and awful where we have the Biden
Speaker 1: administration itself, Kamala Harris, others on the left coming out
Speaker 1: and then Harris using the official mantle of the VP
Speaker 1: coming out and linking Trump to Hitler, are talking about
Speaker 1: how he's going to be a dictator. Things like that
Speaker 1: that are so very dangerous, right because I'm not saying
Speaker 1: she's trying to get him killed. But she knows I've
Speaker 1: already been these two very meaningful attempts. And when you
Speaker 1: come out and you start linking somebody to Hitler and
Speaker 1: saying they're going to be a fascist and they're going
Speaker 1: to be a dictator, she's got to know that dramatically
Speaker 1: increases the danger Trump. Not politically, this is going to
Speaker 1: backfire on her, like all of the dishonest lawfair stuff
Speaker 1: and everything else. That's just going to backfire on the left.
Speaker 1: But team in terms of elevating the danger to Trump
Speaker 1: and by extension, to this nation, it is so reckless,
Speaker 1: so desperate, so dark and h and obviously it's not
Speaker 1: going to work politically. I mean, Ryan, think about it
Speaker 1: when you step back, When you step back, it's horrific
Speaker 1: the way she's elevating the danger to Trump and to
Speaker 1: the nation. But politically it's a no hoper from the
Speaker 1: job fatal flaw. Hey, the guy was president. Americans lived it,
Speaker 1: they experienced it. They can see that. Well, wait a second,
Speaker 1: he was president and he didn't act like Hitler, and
Speaker 1: prices were lower and the world was a lot more
Speaker 1: peaceful and America was safer. I mean, people have lived it.
Speaker 1: They know he's not that. So this lack of self
Speaker 1: awareness on her part, I think she has no idea
Speaker 1: how desperate and awful it makes her look.
Speaker 2: But anyway, it's going to be a.
Speaker 1: Crazy run down the stretch eight five five for zero
Speaker 1: five A two five five. I've heard a rumor that
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Speaker 1: What are your feelings? And let me start with the
Speaker 1: women hair about Kamala Harrison.
Speaker 8: Women of she's a woman of color.
Speaker 9: I'm not putting her down because of that, and I'm
Speaker 9: not putting her down because she's a woman. I'm not
Speaker 9: a feminist, so I'm sorry. But at the end of
Speaker 9: the day, I don't think that she has the personality.
Speaker 9: I don't think that she has what it takes to
Speaker 9: go up against Putin and go up against these other.
Speaker 2: Presidents that are built for this.
Speaker 9: I don't want to be scared because my president is good.
Speaker 9: I want my president to feel secure and mainly and
Speaker 9: about it.
Speaker 7: Wow.
Speaker 1: And this is a group of women of color in
Speaker 1: Philly being interviewed by MSNBC. Think about that. Let's go
Speaker 1: to Renee in Denver. You're on the dan Kaplis.
Speaker 2: She'll welcome Reneehi.
Speaker 10: Thanks. I just thought when I heard you're talking about,
Speaker 10: you know, the Hitler saying and the hate talk and
Speaker 10: the hate actions. Possibly I'm just wondering based on what
Speaker 10: I heard the other day about three hundred thousand Jewish
Speaker 10: voters in Pennsylvania who are undecided, and maybe it's a
Speaker 10: strategy that you shall just get that chunk of voters.
Speaker 10: There are a large number of.
Speaker 1: Them, Renee. If that's the strategy, it's the stupidest thing
Speaker 1: Harris has done yet, which is saying a lot right
Speaker 1: for this reason, And you know, I always hesitate to stereotype,
Speaker 1: but I've got to tell you, you look at the Jewish
Speaker 1: people as a whole, right, and there is so much
Speaker 1: to admire and intelligence, incredible levels of intelligence and discipline
Speaker 1: and intellectual discipline. And listen, whatever way folks choose to vote,
Speaker 1: I don't believe for a second that Jewish people in
Speaker 1: any significant numbers are going to fall for this Hitler comparison.
Speaker 1: When you look at everything Donald Trump has done to
Speaker 1: protect the Jewish state, you know, all of the respect
Speaker 1: he is shown directly to the Jewish people in.
Speaker 2: Very tangible ways.
Speaker 1: People may vote against them, but it's not going to
Speaker 1: be because his latest big lie from Harris.
Speaker 10: No, it's a pretty big chunk of voters.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but.
Speaker 1: I mean truly, what what did you honest the election?
Speaker 10: I mean the whole entire election, And yeah, that could
Speaker 10: just be the strategy. They're just going for as many
Speaker 10: as they can get. I heard, I saw a little
Speaker 10: clip on the TV out so many are undecided, you know,
Speaker 10: they just hear the Hitler name and there no anyway,
Speaker 10: just an idea.
Speaker 1: Yeah, no, thank you, and I appreciate the call, But no,
Speaker 1: I listen, I'm this is going to be the same
Speaker 1: as as this vile abuse of the legal system through
Speaker 1: this lawfair to go after Trump. American people, I believe
Speaker 1: are very fair minded, and that extends across party lines.
Speaker 1: He gets some outliers, right, But that's why this lawfair
Speaker 1: thing is backfired so badly on the damps. And you
Speaker 1: don't hear him talking about that much anymore, do you.
Speaker 1: It is backfired on them, And the same thing with
Speaker 1: trying to okay Trump is hitler, right. Yeah, people lived
Speaker 1: through his presidency, they experienced it, they saw he wasn't that.
Speaker 1: In fact, prices were lower, the world was much more peaceful,
Speaker 1: things were safer. So yeah, that's just desperate flaniling. That's
Speaker 1: going to backfire on her, But it takes us into
Speaker 1: a danger zone and it's very irresponsible for her to
Speaker 1: do that. Hey, Jimmy Sangenberger, who was kind enough to
Speaker 1: fill in for me Monday. Somebody mentioned earlier that that
Speaker 1: Jimmy plays the harmonica other than Bob Dylan. I haven't
Speaker 1: heard anybody play the harmonica well in a long time.
Speaker 1: So Jimmy, this is your shot, man. It could be
Speaker 1: straight from here to Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
Speaker 1: Give us what you got, my friend.
Speaker 2: Well, Hey, Dan, good to talk with you.
Speaker 8: I did you a briefcase full of blues with fourteen
Speaker 8: different harmonicas.
Speaker 2: Let's do something in B flat that's really good.
Speaker 1: Wow, Jimmy, that's really really good, my friend.
Speaker 2: It's got to be hard.
Speaker 1: To play harmonica into a phone, right, like, what do you.
Speaker 2: How do you hold the dynamic range? Now, Jimmy, that's
Speaker 2: really good stuff.
Speaker 8: So I put it on speakers. Okay, I could use
Speaker 8: both hands and sound nicely clear while doing some things
Speaker 8: with my left hand, because you know, there are some
Speaker 8: different effects that you do. It's a lot more complicated
Speaker 8: than uh, you know, just blowing into an instrument.
Speaker 1: It is impressive, my friend. Really, very few people can
Speaker 1: do that. That's why we never hear it, Jimmy, in
Speaker 1: our last few seconds. Who's going to win this election?
Speaker 1: And buy how much?
Speaker 8: Oh goodness? I think Trump is in a very good
Speaker 8: position to win. I think it'll be quite close. But
Speaker 8: if I had to guess, I would be optimistic and
Speaker 8: I would say I think Donald Trump will pull it out.
Speaker 2: Yeah, good on, we should.
Speaker 1: As he should, my friend. Hey, thanks for joining us, man,
Speaker 1: great job on the harmonica. Thanks for filling in Monday, Ryan.
Speaker 1: Tremendous job is always, my friend. Kelly human sunshine. Hard
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