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Speaker 2: more than you might realize to get through to yours, truly. So,
Speaker 2: a couple of things I want to get to, So
Speaker 2: actually a lot of things, and I'm of course I'm
Speaker 2: not gonna be able to get to all this. Some
Speaker 2: of this is gonna get pushed to another hour. Some
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Speaker 2: want to get to. I want to start today by
Speaker 2: talking about this group, this group of Republicans, Republicans for Harris,
Speaker 2: the latest group that has come out in support of Kamala.
Speaker 2: You know, we've got white dudes for Kamala. We've got
Speaker 2: i mean, every every racial group that is imaginable. This is,
Speaker 2: of course, how the left thinks about people and politics.
Speaker 2: You put everybody into groups, and that's how everybody thinks.
Speaker 2: And that's just a nice, neat little way to categorize everybody,
Speaker 2: not thinking about them as end of viduals, of course,
Speaker 2: as we were created by God to be. So I'm
Speaker 2: going to talk about this group of Republicans, so called
Speaker 2: Republicans that want to get Kamala Harris elected as President
Speaker 2: of the United States. Absolutely mind boggling and stupid if
Speaker 2: you ask me. I also want to talk about inflation
Speaker 2: a little bit. The left, the media is excited that
Speaker 2: they have gotten inflation under three percent. I want to
Speaker 2: talk a little bit about that. I got a lot
Speaker 2: of other stuff as well. In fact, I got something
Speaker 2: that one of you, and this audience sent me as
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Speaker 2: But again that's a very full slate. This will probably
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Speaker 2: We've got this group called Republicans for Harris. They've held
Speaker 2: a virtual rally, and from my vantage point, the way
Speaker 2: I look at this, this is my what never Trumper
Speaker 2: three point oh without any of the improvements. You know, normally,
Speaker 2: when you get an updated software, whether it's for your
Speaker 2: iPhone or whatever, it is right there's version fourteen point
Speaker 2: one dot three or whatever it is. Usually that means
Speaker 2: that there are improvements, that there are upgrades, that there
Speaker 2: are things that are better. This is not the case
Speaker 2: three point zero. Do not, do not misunderstand and believe
Speaker 2: that it's some sort of an improvement. These are the
Speaker 2: same people. These are the Lincoln Project people. These are
Speaker 2: the never Trumper people. These are people that are again
Speaker 2: constantly trying to reinvent themselves for the same exact purpose
Speaker 2: that they've always had, which is to stop Donald J. Trump.
Speaker 2: This is at NPR dot com or excuse me dot org.
Speaker 2: This is in the stack of stuff at tithefshow dot com.
Speaker 2: Republicans for Harris want Conservatives to vote Democrat in twenty
Speaker 2: twenty four to topple Trump. Same story, different day, maybe different name.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna read a bit from this. Prominent Republicans who
Speaker 2: are supporting Vice President Harris are urging fellow members of
Speaker 2: their party to back the former Democratic ticket over former
Speaker 2: President Trump. During a meeting build as an online rally
Speaker 2: for Republicans for Harris, former elected officials and party leaders
Speaker 2: made a case for supporting Harris and her running mate,
Speaker 2: Communist Minnesota Governor Tim Walls on Tuesday through the communists
Speaker 2: in there. But on Tuesday night, former Representative Denver Riggleman,
Speaker 2: who must have been hitting the head by something. Once
Speaker 2: a member of the Conservative Freedom Caucus, Denver I would
Speaker 2: recommend seeking medical help. You might have a concussion, you
Speaker 2: might have some sort of head injury that has impaired
Speaker 2: your ability to think clearly. How do you go from
Speaker 2: a member of the House Freedom Caucus. I truly astonishing.
Speaker 2: I'm going to read a little bit of what Denver
Speaker 2: says here, but he is now, of course, in this
Speaker 2: group Republicans for Harris. He was an advisor to the
Speaker 2: House committee that investigated the January sixth insurrection. As the
Speaker 2: I'm reading from MPR here, he described Trump as an
Speaker 2: inverterate liar and a conspiracy theorist. I got pop ups
Speaker 2: all over them. Here we go. When you see the
Speaker 2: data and you see the awful things I've seen, you
Speaker 2: see the command and control infrastructure of January sixth, There's
Speaker 2: no way, as a Republican that I could vote for
Speaker 2: anybody who's anti constitution. I don't even know what that
Speaker 2: statement means. Why don't you share the data? Mister? What
Speaker 2: does that even mean the data on what the data?
Speaker 2: On January sixth, I love, I love the people listen.
Speaker 2: There is time. There are times when data is important.
Speaker 2: There are times when we need to analyze data. But
Speaker 2: there are some things, my friends, that I don't need
Speaker 2: any data on, that you don't need data on. I
Speaker 2: don't need data on establishing the moral law. I don't
Speaker 2: need that. This is we don't need percentages of people's opinions.
Speaker 2: We don't need I mean, you can. I'm not against
Speaker 2: learning more about something right. There might be things regarding,
Speaker 2: say right or wrong, objective morality that as you research,
Speaker 2: you might think, oh, there's another level of the reasoning
Speaker 2: or the rationale that God created it this way. That
Speaker 2: could be interesting. But I don't need that. I don't
Speaker 2: need data because here's the problem. Here's the problem when
Speaker 2: we stop relying upon our own ability to think and
Speaker 2: to reason, when we stop relying on our conscience to
Speaker 2: define things. I'm not saying we can never be wrong.
Speaker 2: I'm not saying that at all. I'm not saying to
Speaker 2: have tunnel vision. I'm not saying that we shouldn't challenge
Speaker 2: our ideas, preconcept and all this. But I am saying
Speaker 2: that I don't need to turn to some research group
Speaker 2: every time I formulate an opinion or have a thought
Speaker 2: about anything. I don't need to do that, and neither
Speaker 2: do you, because here is the problem. The problem is
Speaker 2: somebody or a group of somebodies is putting together that data.
Speaker 2: So you are by by taking it out of your
Speaker 2: own hands and again understanding that we have our own weaknesses.
Speaker 2: I'm not saying to you again not to be open
Speaker 2: to other things. I'm not saying not to reference data.
Speaker 2: I'm not suggesting that at all. I'm saying, do not
Speaker 2: let data that could be manipulated, that could be designed
Speaker 2: to deceive, to force you, to lead you, to manipulate
Speaker 2: you or me to make conclusions jump to conclusions that
Speaker 2: are not actually legitimately sound and logical to conclude. That's
Speaker 2: my whole point here. So what does it mean to
Speaker 2: say when you see the data, the data about what denver,
Speaker 2: the data about January sixth, what does that mean? And
Speaker 2: if you've seen it, and if it's such a damaging
Speaker 2: blow to the president, why don't you share it? Well, Todd,
Speaker 2: I can't share that because it's of course not in
Speaker 2: the public record. They could only show us these things
Speaker 2: behind closed doors. Give me a break, Give me a break,
Speaker 2: I think. Let me tell you what I think, Denver.
Speaker 2: I think if it was legitimately damning to the president,
Speaker 2: I think you would share it. That's what I think.
Speaker 2: I think that if it was really as bad and
Speaker 2: as conclusive as you say it is, you would share it.
Speaker 2: I said the same thing about was it Jeff Duncan.
Speaker 2: It was someone in Georgia. I've said this on here before.
Speaker 2: I'm going to say it again briefly. Whoever it was,
Speaker 2: I think it was Dunkin. It might have been Raffinsburger.
Speaker 2: I can't remember. One of the folks that were Republicans
Speaker 2: in Georgia, Republican politicians who said, look, if I had
Speaker 2: five minutes that I could spend with every voter, I
Speaker 2: could convince them beyond a shadow of a doubt that
Speaker 2: there was no election interference in Georgia, to which I said,
Speaker 2: that's fantastic. Get on to make a video. Make a video.
Speaker 2: I don't know. Have you heard of videos? Have you
Speaker 2: messed with your iPhone or your Android? Have you noticed
Speaker 2: that there are things called webcams. There's a bazillion ways
Speaker 2: of their digital cameras, you can make these things called
Speaker 2: video and see when you make a video, you can
Speaker 2: actually instead of thinking about individual conversations one on one conversations,
Speaker 2: you can take what you would say in that conversation
Speaker 2: and you put it in a video and then you
Speaker 2: share that video, or you know, you can schedule a
Speaker 2: time to talk with the journalist. I guarantee you, I
Speaker 2: believe it was Jeff Duncan. If you called up somebody
Speaker 2: at CNN or MSNBC and you told them, hey, I've
Speaker 2: got proof, that will cause every person who sees what
Speaker 2: I'm about to say to come to the realization that
Speaker 2: Trump did not have there was no voter fraud in Georgia,
Speaker 2: and Trump will be the person, well, Trump did not
Speaker 2: I guess suffer as a result of election fraud or
Speaker 2: anything along those lines. I'm sure they would have you
Speaker 2: on and then you say it takes five minutes, Then
Speaker 2: just say what you would say to that person one
Speaker 2: on one in your five minute interview five minute video.
Speaker 2: I'm giving you options here. I don't know why am
Speaker 2: I the one that has to think of these can
Speaker 2: come to the can you not figure this out? And
Speaker 2: then you say on the video what you want to say,
Speaker 2: and then poof, then the problem is solved. Then it
Speaker 2: just becomes an issue of making sure people say it.
Speaker 2: But see, here's my thing. I don't believe you. I
Speaker 2: don't believe you because this is a tactic that is
Speaker 2: used by people who want to use it's ultimately logical
Speaker 2: fallacies to lead people to conclude things. Don't tell me
Speaker 2: what you've seen in some general sense. Oh man, if
Speaker 2: you would see what I would have seen, you would
Speaker 2: have thought the same thing. Well, tell me, give me
Speaker 2: a summary, don't give me all the details. Give me
Speaker 2: the redacted version. Don't sit here and tell me that
Speaker 2: if I would have seen the data, if I whatever
Speaker 2: that even means, the data on January sixth, the data
Speaker 2: on the number of lies Trump told, What does that
Speaker 2: even mean? If you have the information, then share it.
Speaker 2: You're making an appeal to your authority, is what you're doing.
Speaker 2: Just trust me. I can't tell you a wink wink
Speaker 2: because it's private. I can't put it out there for
Speaker 2: public consumption. Oh whoy is what that is? That's a
Speaker 2: bunch of hogwash, is what that is. Don't tell me
Speaker 2: that this guy said if you've seen what I've seen,
Speaker 2: the awful things, the data and the awful things. If
Speaker 2: you see the Command and Control infrastructure of January sixth,
Speaker 2: there's no way as a Republican. Riggleman said that he
Speaker 2: could vote for anybody who's anti constitution. What okay? How's
Speaker 2: Trump anti constitution? How is Trump anti constitution and Kamala
Speaker 2: Harris is pro constitution? Someone riddled me that. Someone explained
Speaker 2: to me how Kamala Harris is the logical conclusion, the
Speaker 2: logical choice of people who are concerned about this country.
Speaker 2: This is stupid, mister Riggleman. With all due respect, I
Speaker 2: don't care how long you've been in whatever, then the
Speaker 2: House Freedom Caucus, you've said a bunch of words, but
Speaker 2: you've said nothing with them. Tell me why it is
Speaker 2: that Trump is anti constitution. I'm going back to the
Speaker 2: article here. Several participants in the Republicans for Harris call
Speaker 2: all said that while they don't agree with all of
Speaker 2: Harris's policies, Well, congratulations, You can't call yourself a Republican
Speaker 2: if you agree with all of Kamala Harris's policies. In fact,
Speaker 2: I would go as far to say, well, let me
Speaker 2: just ask this, Let me ask how in the world.
Speaker 2: Do you call yourself a Republican and talk about voting
Speaker 2: for Kamala Harris? Have you paid attention to her? Why
Speaker 2: do you act as though all the problems are with Trump?
Speaker 2: Why do you act as though Trump is the great
Speaker 2: moral failure and Kamala Harris is some sort of example
Speaker 2: for all to followed you? Are you not familiar with
Speaker 2: how Kamala got her start in politics? This has to
Speaker 2: be a joke. You cannot be serious. This again, is
Speaker 2: a stupid side show, is what this is. Wake up
Speaker 2: and smell the coffee. If you think Trump is a
Speaker 2: danger to the constitution, tell me why? Tell me why
Speaker 2: I try to take out the emotionally charged language to
Speaker 2: stop telling me about threats to democracy. Give me a
Speaker 2: specific example of what you mean. How is he a
Speaker 2: threat to our democracy? And then, better yet, how is
Speaker 2: Kamala Harris not? How is Tim Walls not? See? Tim
Speaker 2: Walls was governor of Minnesota during the COVID crisis. Tim
Speaker 2: Walls as governor acted like a true dictator, acted like
Speaker 2: an absolute authoritarian, just like Gretchen Whitmer did. Look, there's
Speaker 2: plenty of blame to be laid at the feet of
Speaker 2: a lot of politicians during COVID the way that they
Speaker 2: respond that. Heck, even to our Republican governor here, Eric Holcombe,
Speaker 2: who just wanted to tell us to hunker down as
Speaker 2: Hoosiers as he went out and lived it up at
Speaker 2: Brown County the state park, while the rest of us
Speaker 2: couldn't go out. We couldn't even go outside to the
Speaker 2: park at Brown County. I don't know how many acres
Speaker 2: that park is, but it's pretty big. Holcombe could go
Speaker 2: because he was in the elite special class and he's
Speaker 2: a Republican. So this is directed at people in both
Speaker 2: parties who were actual threats to liberty, to the economy
Speaker 2: during the COVID crisis. That's a direct threat to our liberty,
Speaker 2: which I would maintain is a direct threat to our
Speaker 2: constitution if you are willing to exert extraordinary authority, executive
Speaker 2: authority over the free will and choices of people, especially
Speaker 2: when using information and data, your precious data, mister Riggleman,
Speaker 2: your precious COVID data that turned out to be once
Speaker 2: the dust settles, nothing but bunk, to take people's liberty
Speaker 2: and choices away from them, to condition them to look
Speaker 2: to the government to be their protector to be their provider,
Speaker 2: to be the one who makes all important decisions for them.
Speaker 2: This is preposterous. Tim Walls was well out of control
Speaker 2: with his COVID response, that's not a threat in your
Speaker 2: mind to the constitution. Kamala Harris is not a threat
Speaker 2: to the Constitution. She embraces big government policies like their
Speaker 2: going out of style. She's in favor of Medicare for all.
Speaker 2: She thinks that there's something in the Constitution that protects
Speaker 2: the rights so called right of a woman to kill
Speaker 2: her unborn child. This is preposterous and nonsensical. I could
Speaker 2: go on and on here to say that Kamala Harris
Speaker 2: is the better choice because Trump is the threat to
Speaker 2: our quote unquote democracy shows me one of two things. One,
Speaker 2: you have no idea what you're talking about. Two, you're
Speaker 2: blinded by pure hatred. You're embarrassed by Trump and thinks somehow,
Speaker 2: somehow that Kamala Harris and Tim Walls are above the fray. Again,
Speaker 2: give me a break, Give me a break, spare me
Speaker 2: the preaching. A little bit more of this, and I'm
Speaker 2: gonna shut up about it because this drives me insane.
Speaker 2: When the haris this is a quote when the Harris
Speaker 2: team wins and prevents the sudden death of American democracy.
Speaker 2: This is a quote from one of these lunatics. At
Speaker 2: this thing, we can joyfully return to arguing over marginal
Speaker 2: tax rates and the role of government and healthcare and
Speaker 2: all the other issues that defined our politics for generations,
Speaker 2: said Craig Snyder, who leads a group called Haley Voters
Speaker 2: for Harris. By the way, Nikki Haley gave that group
Speaker 2: a cease and desist letter. Ostensibly the article doesn't point
Speaker 2: it out, but I'm guessing for using her name and
Speaker 2: saying in the naming of a group that is in
Speaker 2: favor of Kamala Harrison against President Donald Trump, you'd want
Speaker 2: to talk about naive. I gotta take a break care
Speaker 2: in a minute, But this, Craig Snyder, your picture should
Speaker 2: be next to the word naive. If you believe this,
Speaker 2: If you think that a Harris victory returns us to
Speaker 2: the days where we can talk about the issues again,
Speaker 2: that I don't even know how in the world to
Speaker 2: communicate with the person who thinks that, because because you
Speaker 2: think you think that by Harris winning, it's going to
Speaker 2: settle the talk about all the other things that the
Speaker 2: left has been trying to accomplish for decades, for eons.
Speaker 2: No a Kamala Harris Victory puts within the reach of
Speaker 2: the fingertips the agenda of the radical left. If you
Speaker 2: think they're suddenly going to now open up and be,
Speaker 2: I guess interested in some sort of a compromise on
Speaker 2: these issues, You're delulu, my friend, You're delusional. I tell
Speaker 2: you what. This is nuts, absolute insanity. These people. And look,
Speaker 2: this is not personal, but this cannot be taken seriously.
Speaker 2: These are unprincipled people, confused people, embarrassed people, people who
Speaker 2: have a seething hatred of Trump. This is emotional. There
Speaker 2: is no thought put into this whatsoever. I had to
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Speaker 2: still want to talk a little bit more about this
Speaker 2: Harris what is it Republicans for Harris group? But I
Speaker 2: want to move on from this as well in the
Speaker 2: next segment. But I gotta take a break in the meantime,
Speaker 2: So sit time you're listening to conservative not bitter talk.
Speaker 2: Not bitter about it, my friends, I think this is crazy,
Speaker 2: not bitter about it. Would be willing to talk with
Speaker 2: you about it. But you're gonna have a long way
Speaker 2: to go if you're supporting these knuckleheads and thinking that
Speaker 2: Kamala is a choice for any Republican. Gotta take a
Speaker 2: break through back in just a minute, my friends again
Speaker 2: talking about what is the latest rendition of the never
Speaker 2: Trumper movement movements as they are now what forming a
Speaker 2: group or half formed a group called Republicans for Harris,
Speaker 2: And it's just it's preposterous to me. And before the break,
Speaker 2: I read a quote from a guy named Craig Snyder.
Speaker 2: He's leading a group called Haley Voters for Harris. So
Speaker 2: he was prepared to vote for NICKI Haley in the primary.
Speaker 2: Presumably he did, I don't know, but again, let me
Speaker 2: read this quote again. Let me read what he says
Speaker 2: when the Harris team wins and prevents the sudden death
Speaker 2: of American democracy. You know, I want to I want
Speaker 2: to I want to what memorialize this. I want to
Speaker 2: make this statement kind of an immortal statement. I want
Speaker 2: this to be a snapshot in your minds. Because let's
Speaker 2: assume Trump wins. And again I'm not making that prediction.
Speaker 2: It is we got a ways to go here in
Speaker 2: this campaign, and of course the Harris campaign is at
Speaker 2: their peak, they will start to fall off. We've got
Speaker 2: to get through next week though, and we're gonna see
Speaker 2: that where they're gonna come back to earth after their convention.
Speaker 2: So but this says, when the Harris team wins, this
Speaker 2: is Craig Snyder's quote, and prevents the sudden death of
Speaker 2: American democracy. Comma. So pause, First thing, if Trump wins
Speaker 2: and there is not a quote sudden death of American democracy,
Speaker 2: which I would still need someone to define that, what
Speaker 2: does that look like, Craig, Craig, what does that mean?
Speaker 2: Sudden death of American democracy? See, because first of all,
Speaker 2: we have a constitutional republic, So I'm not entirely sure
Speaker 2: what you mean. You mean that people lose the ability
Speaker 2: to be involved than self governance? Is that what you're implying?
Speaker 2: So what would have to happen? What are some examples
Speaker 2: of things that would happen immediately suddenly if Trump wins?
Speaker 2: Is Trump going to declare himself king? Are you predicting
Speaker 2: that Trump is not going to leave the White House
Speaker 2: in well at the end of this term if he
Speaker 2: should win reelection, what would that be? That would be
Speaker 2: in January of twenty twenty nine? Is that right after
Speaker 2: the twenty twenty eight election? So is that the prediction here?
Speaker 2: What does the sudden death of democracy look like? Craig?
Speaker 2: And if we don't have that, will you come out
Speaker 2: here and say that you were wrong? See? I think
Speaker 2: if you're going to make bombastic claims like this and see,
Speaker 2: I've got a microphone, and I don't do this. I
Speaker 2: try really hard not to do it. Anyway, I don't
Speaker 2: think I've done it. Maybe some of you think I have.
Speaker 2: I think we're in the fight for the survivor of
Speaker 2: this republic. I think we're in the midst of a
Speaker 2: cold civil war. I think that we have I know
Speaker 2: that we have two diametrically opposed worldviews that are vying
Speaker 2: for supremacy politically in this country. I believe at the
Speaker 2: left has taken over what I call the seven pillars
Speaker 2: of our society, making them the seven pillars of propaganda,
Speaker 2: to force their morally bankrupt worldview on this society, on
Speaker 2: this culture, using media, using entertainment, using woke business, using government,
Speaker 2: using science. Believe it's doing these things and see. But
Speaker 2: I'm not out there saying that if something like if
Speaker 2: Trump wins, it's the sudden death of American democracy, words
Speaker 2: that are thrown around that. I still don't know entirely
Speaker 2: what the guy means to see. But look at the
Speaker 2: he's either been I guess, well a couple of things.
Speaker 2: He's either been fooled into thinking that this makes sense
Speaker 2: by the media because he's heard it a lot, or
Speaker 2: it's become emotionalized to him. Or he wants to feel
Speaker 2: like he is not, you know, a member of what
Speaker 2: he would probably call the Trump colt. He's embarrassed. He
Speaker 2: wants to save face in the media and in the
Speaker 2: you know, amongst the elites and so forth. But this
Speaker 2: doesn't mean anything, Craig, But he continues here, we can
Speaker 2: joyfully return to arguing over marginal tax rates and the
Speaker 2: role of government and healthcare. You see, Craig, I don't
Speaker 2: mean to be the bearer of the bad news or
Speaker 2: to point out the obvious, but see, elections determine who
Speaker 2: is in control of these particular issues. So let's say
Speaker 2: Kamala wins, God forbid. But let's say Kamala wins, and
Speaker 2: let's say Democrats win the House back, which would be
Speaker 2: possible if that were to happen, and let's say Democrats
Speaker 2: maintain control of the Senate. Do you think, Craig, And
Speaker 2: I don't know, Craig, if you've not been paying attention
Speaker 2: to politics, or if you're new to this, or what
Speaker 2: if you're just naive, But do you think that they
Speaker 2: suddenly are going to want to start talking about these
Speaker 2: issues and start getting input from Republicans? Is that really
Speaker 2: what you think? Is that really what you think? Have
Speaker 2: you not seen? Can you not recognize that this is
Speaker 2: the most radical ticket, the most radically left ticket in
Speaker 2: American history? This is the wokest ticket. She's on record,
Speaker 2: Kamala is on record just recently, and I know she
Speaker 2: says stupid stuff all the time. In fact, did you
Speaker 2: see I don't have the sound bite cued up. I
Speaker 2: saw this when I was in Minnesota. Kamala Harris came
Speaker 2: out and said, well, she was asked by somebody in
Speaker 2: one of these, you know, these interviews that were supposed
Speaker 2: to be softball questions, she said, who is your favorite?
Speaker 2: She was asked who is your favorite West Coast rapper?
Speaker 2: And she actually said Tupac. Tupac who was murdered in
Speaker 2: OZ helped me out. I don't know, OZ doesn't know.
Speaker 2: OZ was jam at a Tupac back in the day.
Speaker 2: Is that true? I know what's living, But I'm saying,
Speaker 2: when did Tupac? When was he When was he killed?
Speaker 2: Was it in the nineties? Was it in the two thousands?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 2: Did I leave that? She said? I didn't say the
Speaker 2: word living? Who is the most who is your favorite living?
Speaker 2: If I left that very important word out West Coast Rapper,
Speaker 2: Kamala says, Tupac. He what the late nineties. Tupac was
Speaker 2: murdered in the late nineties. Fact, there was just news
Speaker 2: about that recently. Wasn't who was brought whose name was
Speaker 2: brought into that? Did he look at this? This is
Speaker 2: like pop culture. I don't even know what half these
Speaker 2: things mean. But but the point is, she referenced as
Speaker 2: her favorite living West Coast rapper, a guy who's been
Speaker 2: dead for twenty five years or whatever it's been. So
Speaker 2: even the interviewer said, well, that wasn't supposed to be
Speaker 2: a stumper, which I loved her saying that it was like, man,
Speaker 2: I'm trying to give you softball questions here, and you
Speaker 2: can't even get these these questions right. Why are you
Speaker 2: picking someone who's not been alive for twenty five years
Speaker 2: as your favorite living West Coast rapper. So I know
Speaker 2: she says dumb things all the time, but she said
Speaker 2: she said recently, we need to be woke. She doesn't know,
Speaker 2: she said, I don't know if the right term is
Speaker 2: woker or the wokest, but we just need to be
Speaker 2: more woke than we are less woke. You want to
Speaker 2: talk about a radical president name for me. Obama wouldn't
Speaker 2: have said that back in two thousand and eight. I
Speaker 2: know that term really wasn't a thing back then, but
Speaker 2: Obama wouldn't say that. I don't think if he was
Speaker 2: running today, Kamala does. Tim Wallas has shown his true colors.
Speaker 2: He's been out there of course with the record as
Speaker 2: the men Sulta governor. So this is a radically left ticket.
Speaker 2: What makes you think they're going to win and say, Okay,
Speaker 2: we've put the major threat aside. Donald J. Trump, let
Speaker 2: us sit down and let us reason and find what
Speaker 2: the best marginal tax rate is. Craig, give us your
Speaker 2: ideas and we'll give you ours and we'll compromise. No,
Speaker 2: these are people who say they want to tax the
Speaker 2: life out of the wealthy. These are people who believe
Speaker 2: that America does not have a spending problem, my friends,
Speaker 2: but who has a revenue problem. These are people who
Speaker 2: don't understand, nor do they care, that eighty five percent,
Speaker 2: eighty five percent of what is collected in personal income
Speaker 2: tax is then taken and used just to service the
Speaker 2: interest on our debt. What on earth, mister Schneider, do
Speaker 2: you think is going to make these people suddenly want
Speaker 2: to talk about these issues. It is ridiculous, It is foolish.
Speaker 2: You may be a great guy, but you're being delusional
Speaker 2: in this sense. This is the real risk. People lie
Speaker 2: like you, mister Snyder, are posing the risk here by pretending,
Speaker 2: confusing yourselves whatever into thinking that you stand for constitutional
Speaker 2: and conservative principles, while at the same time being prepared
Speaker 2: even telling people endorsing a candidate who is as woke
Speaker 2: as Kamala Harris. Yikes, my friend, this will not age
Speaker 2: well at all. Dangerous stuff. Enough about that, but that's
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Speaker 2: Welcome back, my friends. Last segment of this hour of
Speaker 2: the Todd Huff Show. I want to I want to
Speaker 2: talk a little bit about inflation. How the left is
Speaker 2: very excited, the media and the left thrilled, tickled to death.
Speaker 2: Just in time, oh, just in time for the final
Speaker 2: stretch of this campaign. They can tell us that Kamala
Speaker 2: and Joe Biden. Of course, they'll kick Joe Biden to
Speaker 2: the metaphorical curb here. They're done with him. He served
Speaker 2: his purpose. They don't even I mean, they don't care
Speaker 2: at all. Did you see, by the way, there is
Speaker 2: an article in the stack of stuff. Joe Biden is
Speaker 2: reportedly bitter, according to reports. For whatever it's worth, Biden
Speaker 2: is bitter at those who pushed him out of this
Speaker 2: twenty twenty four campaign. So, but they're on to Kamala now,
Speaker 2: and they're going to say that Kamala and Joe, but
Speaker 2: really just Kamala, because that's what matters. Now got inflation
Speaker 2: back below three percent. I'm gonna give you some context
Speaker 2: on that here in a moment. Before I do that, though,
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Speaker 2: we have remaining here in this segment, let me get
Speaker 2: into one more thing I wanted to talk about here
Speaker 2: in this hour, and that is this report that inflation
Speaker 2: is now at two point nine percent two point nine percent.
Speaker 2: I mentioned this, mentioned this a little bit yesterday. Let
Speaker 2: me just give you some context on this. First and foremost, congratulations,
Speaker 2: congratulations to the Biden Harris or the Harris Biden regime
Speaker 2: for getting us to the point of inflation. The inflation rate, well,
Speaker 2: that was still higher than it was when they took office.
Speaker 2: It's still higher than that, but at least it's below
Speaker 2: three percent. It's not been below three percent since March
Speaker 2: of twenty twenty one. That was about two months in
Speaker 2: to Biden's regime, two months into Kamala's role as vice
Speaker 2: president in this administration, that was the lowest. It's still
Speaker 2: lower than it's still lower then than what it is today.
Speaker 2: It was two point six percent in March of twenty one.
Speaker 2: It's two point nine percent. Of it's through the month
Speaker 2: ending at odd July July of twenty twenty four, so
Speaker 2: to three and a half years to get it back
Speaker 2: to where it was. Where they effectively started to give
Speaker 2: you some reference or some context here, this is Trump.
Speaker 2: The highest the highest inflation got under Trump was two
Speaker 2: point nine percent. There were two months, one month there
Speaker 2: was two point eight I think two months where it
Speaker 2: was two point nine. It never once got to three
Speaker 2: percent or higher, not in four years. In fact, it
Speaker 2: was usually substantially less. So they are celebrating. The media
Speaker 2: is celebrating. Is exuberant, is enthusiastic, is throwing a party.
Speaker 2: They want to tell you how great the economy is
Speaker 2: because inflation is now under three percent. It is still
Speaker 2: in Trump's worst month, and Trump's worst monthly report for
Speaker 2: the annual year over year inflation rate was two point
Speaker 2: nine percent. They are celebrating that today like they have
Speaker 2: discovered a cure for cancer, which, by the way, is
Speaker 2: something Biden was supposed to be doing. Biden was supposed
Speaker 2: to be curing cancer, curing diabetes, and curing Alzheimer's. He
Speaker 2: promised us that. In fact, he even referenced that in
Speaker 2: one of his little press conferences or speeches from the
Speaker 2: Oval Office or something lately recently, since he was trying
Speaker 2: to well, from the time he was trying to save
Speaker 2: his candidacy through the time he announced his dropping out
Speaker 2: of the race, he mentioned curing cancer.
Speaker 3: Again.
Speaker 2: This was I thought. I thought, if you go back
Speaker 2: to the campaign at twenty twenty, I thought this was
Speaker 2: gonna be one of the first things you would think.
Speaker 2: It would be one of the first things that you
Speaker 2: would do if elected president, right, if you had the
Speaker 2: answers just what type of person, by the way, says
Speaker 2: this stuff. There are people that are suffering from these things,
Speaker 2: and he says, vote for me and I'll cure this man.
Speaker 2: It's it's sickening man, it really is. It's sickening and
Speaker 2: it's disgusting, just like it's sickening and disgusting to listen
Speaker 2: to Kamala tell us what she's going to do to
Speaker 2: lower inflation when she's president. Why doesn't she do it
Speaker 2: now recommend it to her boss now as vice president? Anyway, folks,
Speaker 2: I gotta go, SDG