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Speaker 2: I want to start talking a little bit a little
Speaker 2: bit about the upcoming debate. So we have Kamala and
Speaker 2: Trump scheduled to debate on September the tenth, September the tenth.
Speaker 2: And there's been some fireworks about this over this here
Speaker 2: in the past well twenty four hours or so, but
Speaker 2: it's a persistent sort of thing Trump posted on. Was
Speaker 2: this on Twitter or was this on truth Social Maybe
Speaker 2: it was on both. I'm not sure. I think it
Speaker 2: was Twitter, believe it or not. Here we go that
Speaker 2: this post when Oz sent this to me yesterday. It's
Speaker 2: been everywhere since then. But Oz, Oz has a knack.
Speaker 2: Oz has a knack. Look you can't see her. She
Speaker 2: is eating this up right now, holding her coffee mug
Speaker 2: in her my pillow slippers today. Look at this, I mean,
Speaker 2: she is just eating us up. She has a knack
Speaker 2: of getting information quickly in sharing that with me, and
Speaker 2: so she got this to me early on before I
Speaker 2: saw this anywhere else. This post by Trump, which I
Speaker 2: don't know, if there's anything this may be the most
Speaker 2: Trump Like post of all time. This thing is rich
Speaker 2: with so much. There is so much to unpack in
Speaker 2: this thing. Here it is. You're ready for this. You
Speaker 2: may have read this. I love this. I have reached
Speaker 2: an agreement with the radical left Democrats for a debate
Speaker 2: with Comrade Kamala Harris. Can I tell you something this
Speaker 2: may surprise you. I don't know. This is the truth.
Speaker 2: I don't know. Some of you may not believe I'm
Speaker 2: telling you this is the truth. I don't like to
Speaker 2: use nicknames that other people use. And I don't remember.
Speaker 2: I've noticed since I started calling Comrade Kamala Comrade Kamala,
Speaker 2: that I wasn't the only one that came up with that.
Speaker 2: I hadn't seen. I hadn't seen that. I don't know
Speaker 2: if my head was just you know, down on the
Speaker 2: ground or what. But and I know, obviously I sometimes
Speaker 2: joke and say, Trump's been listening to this program. He's
Speaker 2: been using the nickname. I think he. I think he
Speaker 2: started using it before before I did. I just didn't.
Speaker 2: I didn't see it anywhere. I thought, this is actually
Speaker 2: a good nickname. And now I see it all over
Speaker 2: the place. And it's not because they stole it from me,
Speaker 2: and it's not because I stole it from them. We
Speaker 2: just somehow came to the same conclusion here. But nonetheless,
Speaker 2: Trump may have been listening to this program still, but
Speaker 2: I love how Trump again. In the first sentence, he's
Speaker 2: talking about the radical left Democrats and comrade Kamala Harris,
Speaker 2: you know, immediately painting the picture that we are up against.
Speaker 2: We're up against, up against it, my friends, excuse me,
Speaker 2: it will be a it will be broadcast live. I'm
Speaker 2: also interested in the way that Trump decides to capitalize
Speaker 2: certain words, like he capitalizes radical left Democrats, which I
Speaker 2: capitalize radical left two. Now, a lot of folks would say,
Speaker 2: you don't capitalize that, but see that's the name of
Speaker 2: them for me, so I capitalize it. He capitalizes debate.
Speaker 2: I don't know why. Then he capitalizes broadcast live. I
Speaker 2: don't know what it is that makes him do these things,
Speaker 2: but it interests me for some reason. It will be
Speaker 2: broadcast live, he says on ABC fake news. Those are
Speaker 2: in all caps, ABC fake News by far the nastiest
Speaker 2: and most unfair newscaster in the business. On Tuesday, September tenth,
Speaker 2: and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. So we are two sentences in. Now
Speaker 2: Trump has somehow interjected the terms radical left democrats, Kamala
Speaker 2: excuse me, Comrade Kamala, ABC fake news, and he's put
Speaker 2: in some adjectives here nastiest and most unfair newscaster in
Speaker 2: the business. That's in the first two sentences. We're only
Speaker 2: about a third of the way through this thing. The
Speaker 2: rules will be the same as the last CNN debate,
Speaker 2: which we're going to talk about this in a moment,
Speaker 2: the last CNN debate, which seemed to work out well
Speaker 2: for everyone except perhaps crooked Joe Biden. So that's true.
Speaker 2: I mean, remember, up until this debate, the left was
Speaker 2: telling us, the media was telling us, the seven pillars
Speaker 2: of propaganda, were telling us that Joe Biden was totally
Speaker 2: fit for office. They had no idea why Trump was
Speaker 2: acting like something was wrong with Biden. They thought that
Speaker 2: it was just politics as usual for people to criticize
Speaker 2: Biden's mental fitness. They didn't understand why conservatives like me
Speaker 2: would have a problem with some of these behaviors and
Speaker 2: pauses and momentary complete just absence of thought. With Joseph
Speaker 2: Robinette Bribery. They acted as though he was the guy
Speaker 2: up until this debate. You remember this. June twenty seventh
Speaker 2: was that first. I remember it because it was the
Speaker 2: day before my son's fifteenth birthday. That's why I remember
Speaker 2: that date. But anyway, he continues here, the debate will
Speaker 2: the debate against capitalized will be quote stand up and
Speaker 2: candidates cannot bring notes or cheat sheets. Now what is
Speaker 2: this about? Well, I'm going to pause. You should I actually,
Speaker 2: I'm gonna read the rest of this and come back
Speaker 2: to this. We have also been given assurance by ABC
Speaker 2: that this will be a quote fair and equitable debate. Again,
Speaker 2: debate is capitalized, and that neither side will be given
Speaker 2: the questions in advance, and then in parentheses it says
Speaker 2: no Donna Brazil this I this may be my favorite
Speaker 2: Trump post ever. This is rich with content right here.
Speaker 2: Harris would not agree to the Fox News debate on
Speaker 2: September fourth, but that date will be held open in
Speaker 2: case she changes her mind or flip flops, as she
Speaker 2: has done on every single one of her long held
Speaker 2: and cherished policy beliefs. A possible third debate, which would
Speaker 2: go on NBC fake News, has not been agreed to
Speaker 2: by the radical left. God bless America. Also in all
Speaker 2: caps this, folks, I cannot tell you when Oz sent
Speaker 2: this to me. What did I respond with? I can't
Speaker 2: remember what I said, but it is absolutely it is absolutely,
Speaker 2: I said so much to digest there, but I love
Speaker 2: it in all caps. So what is going on here?
Speaker 2: Let's look at a little bit of the detail surrounding this,
Speaker 2: shall we? So first you'll notice where I wanted to
Speaker 2: pause and actually talk about it and come back, but
Speaker 2: I thought, no, let's read this in its entirety and
Speaker 2: then come back and hit some of the high points
Speaker 2: along the way. Here. The debate will be stand up,
Speaker 2: Trump says, almost exactly halfway through this tweet or post
Speaker 2: of the decade, Trump says, it will be a stand
Speaker 2: up debate. Now what does that mean? Right?
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: You know, I'm a student of this. I followed this
Speaker 2: for a long time. You know. We would talk about
Speaker 2: some of these sorts of things when I was in
Speaker 2: college one hundred and fifty years ago, Butler University political science.
Speaker 2: We would talk about, you know, just different things in politics,
Speaker 2: whether it be international politics or what a certain political
Speaker 2: party or political philosophy stood for, different things like that.
Speaker 2: Sometimes it would get into the minutia of you know,
Speaker 2: presidential politics and debates and historical things and that sort
Speaker 2: of stuff. But this concept of standing up during a debate,
Speaker 2: So it may you may have to go back in
Speaker 2: your memory a bit. But there are debates from time
Speaker 2: to time that take place sitting down. In fact, I
Speaker 2: seem to recall I seem to recall vice president presidential
Speaker 2: debates taking place in a seated fashion. I don't know
Speaker 2: if I can remember. Maybe Obama and Romney had one
Speaker 2: sit down debate now that I'm thinking about this, but
Speaker 2: it's not common. Typically, what happens is you've got a
Speaker 2: debate stage, You've got two podiums, You've got candidates at
Speaker 2: each podium, and then they are asked questions. Sometimes the
Speaker 2: rules allow for opening and closing statements. Sometimes, I mean,
Speaker 2: there might be variations, but you know, the basic I
Speaker 2: guess general style. One is that they're standing in another
Speaker 2: is that they are sitting. Well, according to Trump's team,
Speaker 2: Kamala had wanted to change the debate rules heading into
Speaker 2: this debate. Now, let's back up another half step. When
Speaker 2: Trump originally agreed to debate dates and so forth, who
Speaker 2: was he agreeing to these with. Well, his team was
Speaker 2: agreeing to a schedule with Biden's team. Remember Biden was
Speaker 2: the nominee. I know this is in politics that seems
Speaker 2: like it was five hundred years ago, but Biden was
Speaker 2: the party's nominee. This was before. This was before the
Speaker 2: very undemocratic Democratic Party, the very party that tells us
Speaker 2: is trying to save our democracy, did something in a
Speaker 2: very anti democratic way in the way that it kicked
Speaker 2: Joe Biden to the curb. Now, I will tell you,
Speaker 2: and I've said this, and I'm a fair guy, the
Speaker 2: party rules absolutely allow for them to do what they
Speaker 2: did to Joseph Robinette Bribery. I mean, Biden says he
Speaker 2: wanted to drop out. They've already gone through their primary
Speaker 2: and caucus. You know, Biden resigned effectively from being the
Speaker 2: party's nominee. If he had not done that, the rules
Speaker 2: were different. The rules were, Hey, you've got to cast
Speaker 2: your ballot your first time through. You're supposed to cast
Speaker 2: it for the person that you were sent there to nominate.
Speaker 2: Remember what happens. Again, We've been through this. I don't
Speaker 2: want to over go through it too much. But basically,
Speaker 2: whenever you have the rules, excuse me, whenever someone wins
Speaker 2: a primary or wins your caucus in the state for
Speaker 2: your party, Right Republicans, in the same way, there are
Speaker 2: rules that say they get all of the delegates, or
Speaker 2: they get some sort of a proportion of the delegates,
Speaker 2: it might depend upon a specific state. And then these
Speaker 2: delegates are actually people. In fact, when you cast a
Speaker 2: ballot for Joe Biden or Trump or Kamala or whoever.
Speaker 2: Hopefully it's not Joe Biden or Kamala, but if you
Speaker 2: cast a ballot in the primary, you're actually voting for
Speaker 2: one of their delegates, and that's another person that's then
Speaker 2: going to go to to the convention, to the convention
Speaker 2: that was held in Chicago. In the case of the Democrats,
Speaker 2: here just uh was that was that two weeks ago? I?
Speaker 2: Last week? Was that? She was? That was just last week?
Speaker 2: Seems like a long time ago anyway, So you sent
Speaker 2: an actual person there, and that person had applied or
Speaker 2: gone through a process to become a delegate for the candidate.
Speaker 2: So these are not just regular people, well I mean
Speaker 2: the regular people, but they are people who are committed.
Speaker 2: They they're excited. I don't know how they found enough
Speaker 2: of these people to be excited for Biden, but they
Speaker 2: they're really the most what do you want to say,
Speaker 2: the most pre try uh? I want to say tried
Speaker 2: and true. They're just entered them. Well, they're committed supporters
Speaker 2: of an individual. So then when they go to the convention,
Speaker 2: if some shenanigans happen, right, and there's you know, if
Speaker 2: there's a contested convention or an open convention as there
Speaker 2: could have been, right, if Kamala did not secure enough delegates,
Speaker 2: and if they didn't do this behind the scenes stuff,
Speaker 2: this virtual convention vote that they ended up doing, it
Speaker 2: could have been messy at the Democratic Convention. There could
Speaker 2: have been a bunch of back and forth when it
Speaker 2: came time to cast those ballots. Well, again, they did it.
Speaker 2: It was for show at the convention. But if they
Speaker 2: didn't have the vote done virtually before the convention, and
Speaker 2: Kamal hadn't secured enough gotten enough pledges from delegates heading
Speaker 2: into that convention, and there was someone else that would
Speaker 2: have been running, which all those things were, at least
Speaker 2: on paper theoretically possible, Democrats made sure they didn't happen.
Speaker 2: Democrats slammed the door. Democrats have slammed the door on
Speaker 2: people left and right throughout this campaign. I mean, they
Speaker 2: allowed Marianne Williamson to go up there because you know,
Speaker 2: I mean, she's even by Democrat standards, it's clear that
Speaker 2: she's a little bonkers. And then for you know, RFK Junior,
Speaker 2: they shut him out. They did the same thing to
Speaker 2: Bernie Sanders. They forced him out in twenty twenty by
Speaker 2: getting by asking everyone else to set aside and support Biden.
Speaker 2: So it's been a very undemocratic process. It's completely legitimate
Speaker 2: by their rules, but it's a bit ironic to hear
Speaker 2: the parties tell us that they want to save our
Speaker 2: democracy when they are doing anything but letting the people
Speaker 2: in their own party decide. So when that before all
Speaker 2: that stuff took place, and before Biden completely collapsed and
Speaker 2: they could no longer defend him, right, that's really what happened.
Speaker 2: At that first debate. They realized that he had lost,
Speaker 2: he had blown all of his political cover. There was
Speaker 2: nowhere else for them, no way else for them, no
Speaker 2: other way for them to defend him, and so they
Speaker 2: realized they had to replace him. And so from that
Speaker 2: moment on, we had a new candidate, or the beginnings
Speaker 2: of the process of getting us to a new candidate,
Speaker 2: which is now officially who is now officially Kamala Harris. So,
Speaker 2: but all these debate schedules were agreed to with Biden.
Speaker 2: So when Kamala comes in, there was some immediate back
Speaker 2: and forth about well when are we having debates? Well
Speaker 2: are we not going to keep the current debate schedule?
Speaker 2: And then Trump would capitalize on some of this because
Speaker 2: again Trump uses whatever he has at his disposal to
Speaker 2: communicate a point, and he made some comments along the way,
Speaker 2: I don't know we have in this debate or not.
Speaker 2: Is she going to you know, she may not be
Speaker 2: their candidate. Why are we scheduling more debate dates? Why
Speaker 2: are we confirming things they've already changed it on me once.
Speaker 2: I don't know that she's going to be the nominee.
Speaker 2: By the time September tenth comes around, Democrats might have
Speaker 2: another candidate that's going to have another set of rules
Speaker 2: and another list of demands. And so this is the game, right,
Speaker 2: this is Trump try again. He's illustrating the absurdity of
Speaker 2: what's going on here by being a little bit dramatic
Speaker 2: and hyperbolic himself. But then it becomes clear that you know,
Speaker 2: we're close enough now September tenth is only what a
Speaker 2: couple of weeks away, so they're finalizing these debate rules. Well,
Speaker 2: if you go back to June twenty seventh, The Biden
Speaker 2: team was insistent that Trump that the microphones be cut
Speaker 2: whenever the candidate wasn't speaking. In fact, you might remember
Speaker 2: us talking about that a little bit on here. I
Speaker 2: was a fan of the microphones being turned on. Now,
Speaker 2: I mean I don't I don't think no, I don't
Speaker 2: think anyone likes it when it turns into you know,
Speaker 2: some of these things where it's just, you know, one
Speaker 2: candidate can't be heard because the other one's constantly interjecting.
Speaker 2: But I do like, I do like the instinctive reactions
Speaker 2: that say, Trump might have to something that Biden might say,
Speaker 2: and it could be quite influential to some people who
Speaker 2: are I don't know, for some reason, would still be
Speaker 2: undecided here. But for some of those one liners and
Speaker 2: just reactions, it just makes it a little bit more
Speaker 2: entertaining to me. And so they took that away. Biden
Speaker 2: was insistent upon it, Trump agreed to it. Well, now
Speaker 2: Kamala wants those mikes turned back on. In addition to that,
Speaker 2: she wants the debate sitting down, which I mentioned at
Speaker 2: the beginning, and again according to Trump's team, she also
Speaker 2: wanted to be able to bring notes to the meeting,
Speaker 2: which Trump referred to her here in this post as
Speaker 2: a cheat sheet. So anyway, they've gone through all of
Speaker 2: this and they've come to agreement, it will be standing.
Speaker 2: I think the mics are going to be off. I'm
Speaker 2: going to talk about that on the other side of
Speaker 2: the break because I'm up against it here. I believe
Speaker 2: the mics are going to be off. They're going to
Speaker 2: be standing, and there will be no notes. You can
Speaker 2: take notes during the debate, but you can't go up
Speaker 2: there with the cheat sheet, you know, a cheat sheet
Speaker 2: like Biden would have at a press conference with pictures
Speaker 2: of journalists and who to call on and for all
Speaker 2: we know, and advance warning on the question. So lots
Speaker 2: to go through with this situation, with the debate, and
Speaker 2: we'll continue that on the other side of this upcoming break.
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Speaker 2: this as we square up as the Kamala and Trump
Speaker 2: campaign really just get started here, my friends. So timeouts
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Speaker 2: my friends. So I was talking about the well ward
Speaker 2: we're heading next week as we head not next week
Speaker 2: following him here in a couple of weeks, as we
Speaker 2: head into the debate. This campaign is really just starting.
Speaker 2: And I set us up for this correctly. I'm here
Speaker 2: as the sherpa, as the guide through the political tumult
Speaker 2: and craziness. But we knew that the Democrats had the energy. Right,
Speaker 2: they replaced their guy on the ballot, Joe Biden. They
Speaker 2: got rid of the guy that was the weekend of
Speaker 2: Bernie's candidate, and they replaced him with Kamala. And then,
Speaker 2: of course there's the excitement because Kamala can be the
Speaker 2: first female president, the first Black female president, the first
Speaker 2: Indian American female president, the first Asian Pacific Islander female president,
Speaker 2: the first president to tell a story that was plagiarized
Speaker 2: from Martin Luther King Junior about wanting freedom. The first
Speaker 2: I mean, you know how this goes, just whatever it is,
Speaker 2: the first of this, the first of that, whatever, it
Speaker 2: just it excites these folks. And so you got all that,
Speaker 2: And Kamala, look, she says stuff that is crazy, and
Speaker 2: she's she never answers the questions I saw a clip before,
Speaker 2: I don't have it in the stack of stuff. She
Speaker 2: was asked a question, and I'm telling you, her answer
Speaker 2: is absolutely embarrassing. It is for for a person who
Speaker 2: thinks and actually tries to take seriously what she's saying,
Speaker 2: it is. It is embarrassing some of the stuff that
Speaker 2: she says, you know, things like would you just fall
Speaker 2: out of a coconut tree or whatever it is that
Speaker 2: she says at these uh in these in these moments,
Speaker 2: But it excites people because at least there's life and vitalent,
Speaker 2: vitality in this in this campaign, there's personality. Poor poor
Speaker 2: Joe was just up there occasionally screaming at people. That's
Speaker 2: a fact, Jack, right, that kind of stuff. So Kamal,
Speaker 2: it can be the cool ant. Tim Walls comes along.
Speaker 2: That was of course something that captivated people as well.
Speaker 2: Tim Walls is the fun dad. He's a guy that
Speaker 2: was a football coach, a teacher, He hunts, he wears
Speaker 2: camo hats. This guy graduated with twenty four kids, none
Speaker 2: of them went to Yale. He's from Minnesota. You know,
Speaker 2: it's just this friendly, friendly Midwestern states. I mean, it's
Speaker 2: just it's just a match made in heaven, right, And
Speaker 2: so we rode that high for a while and heard
Speaker 2: about all these stories about Tim Walls and just how
Speaker 2: he's just a likable guy, nice guy. He's a Leftist,
Speaker 2: he's a lunatic, he's a Marxist, but hey, he's a
Speaker 2: likable guy. So that's where we've been. Then the convention
Speaker 2: comes along, and you've got all kinds of things happening
Speaker 2: on the stage there. You've got these celebrities. You've got
Speaker 2: John Legend. You've got the artist formerly known as the
Speaker 2: Dixie Chicks that are now the Chicks. You've got comedians
Speaker 2: I don't even know who all you have. You have
Speaker 2: a Baraccuoushell Obama. You've got Hillary Clinton, You've got doctor Jill,
Speaker 2: You've got Oprah Winfrey. Just a big show. So they have,
Speaker 2: they have all the excitement, they have the narrative. You know,
Speaker 2: they've they've ridden this out for a while. But now
Speaker 2: the dust subtles. And I told you this was gonna happen.
Speaker 2: I did not expect it to happen as quickly that
Speaker 2: the dust settled because on Friday, the day after this
Speaker 2: convention ended, Robert F. Kennedy Junior came along and said,
Speaker 2: I'm dropping out and I'm endorsing Trump. That changed things
Speaker 2: in the blink of an eye as far as the
Speaker 2: momentum is concerned. That has real impact, That has a
Speaker 2: real impact in the numbers. Then you start to look
Speaker 2: at well, they've kind of told us that they've exhausted
Speaker 2: everything that they can tell us about about Tim Walls
Speaker 2: and about Kamala. They've told us the story of Kamala
Speaker 2: getting hitting the head with the rock, not a coconut,
Speaker 2: but a rock when she was a little kid. They've
Speaker 2: told that story as many times as they could because
Speaker 2: Kamala was standing up for her friend. They've told us
Speaker 2: about Kamala riding around in the back seat of a
Speaker 2: nineteen sixty seven Mustang or whatever it was, without a
Speaker 2: car seat, without a doubt anyway. So we got all
Speaker 2: these stories right that the stories that just make you
Speaker 2: feel good. And now that they've played through those, now
Speaker 2: there's going to be reruns. There's going to be different renditions,
Speaker 2: different versions of these stories. Maybe they'll make up new stuff,
Speaker 2: but they've basically gone through everything, because there's no there there,
Speaker 2: And now the only thing between them and this election
Speaker 2: November fifth is a guy named Donald J. Trump. And
Speaker 2: they've got a date on the calendar now that says
Speaker 2: September tenth, Tuesday, September tenth, which of course is the
Speaker 2: day before September eleventh, which of course will be the
Speaker 2: twenty third day of remembrance of September eleventh, the terrorist
Speaker 2: attacks that happened in two thousand and one. So you
Speaker 2: can imagine what's going to be brought up by Trump,
Speaker 2: the Afghanistan withdrawal. By the way, we just remembered the
Speaker 2: three year mark of that botch withdrawal that led to
Speaker 2: the loss of life for thirteen American service members. Trump
Speaker 2: was the only one who bothered to show up for
Speaker 2: the memorial. Kamala tells us she memorializes them every day
Speaker 2: or some such nonsense. But it's just pathetic stuff. But
Speaker 2: the point is, there's gonna be nowhere to hide. There's
Speaker 2: not gonna she's not gonna have her precious little cheat
Speaker 2: sheet of notes. She can't sit behind the table with
Speaker 2: her knees knocking there. She's afraid, she's very, very afraid,
Speaker 2: in fact, and today's Todd Talk I mentioned that, well,
Speaker 2: I reminded you of the story that she plagiarized for
Speaker 2: Martin Luther King Junior, when she said, when she was
Speaker 2: a little girl, she was fussing and her mother said, Kamala,
Speaker 2: what do you want? What do you need? And she says,
Speaker 2: I want fweedom. That's what she said. That story was
Speaker 2: basically lifted from an interview that Martin Luther King Junior
Speaker 2: gave to Playboy magazine in nineteen sixty five, I believe.
Speaker 2: And so she's out there again trying to make headway
Speaker 2: with these sorts of stories. But I think it's not
Speaker 2: that Kamala may or may not have wanted fweedom back
Speaker 2: in those days as a little child. I think today
Speaker 2: it's clear that she is very, very afraid of President Trump.
Speaker 2: She's afraid of what is about to happen as she
Speaker 2: embarks upon this. There's no more look, there's going to
Speaker 2: be no more warm crowd, there's going to be no
Speaker 2: more balloon drops, and God forbid up until the point
Speaker 2: that she could potentially win the election. But there's none
Speaker 2: of that between here and there. It is now, the
Speaker 2: dust is settled, and it's you versus Trump. It's your ideas.
Speaker 2: Where are your policies? You know, there's still not policies
Speaker 2: that you can find from Kamala Harris, and the ones
Speaker 2: that you can find are exactly the opposite of what
Speaker 2: they were over the past. Heck, some cases six months ago,
Speaker 2: a couple of months ago. So that's the context that
Speaker 2: we should see this tweet or this post or whatever
Speaker 2: it was that Trump made. So now the debate is
Speaker 2: going to be standing up, as we said, the debate
Speaker 2: is not going to have notes or cheat sheets, and
Speaker 2: the microphones are going to be microphones are going to
Speaker 2: be cut during the Now why does that matter? Well,
Speaker 2: if you remember, I referenced that this was a demand
Speaker 2: that Biden had made of the Trump campaign back when
Speaker 2: they set this debate schedule. They didn't want Trump having
Speaker 2: a hot mic where he could just basically annihilate Biden.
Speaker 2: And so now now we have the situation where Kamala
Speaker 2: thinks that it's better for her if the microphones are
Speaker 2: left on. So that was a point of a debate
Speaker 2: about the debate. So this is what who is this
Speaker 2: here that says this? This is Harris's campaign senior communications
Speaker 2: advisor Brian Fallon on Monday told ABC the following He said, well,
Speaker 2: he told ABC and other networks seeking to host a
Speaker 2: possible October debate that we believe both candidates Mike should
Speaker 2: be live throughout the full broadcast. And here's why. This
Speaker 2: is what he said. Our understanding is that Trump's handlers
Speaker 2: prefer the muted microphone because they don't think their candidate
Speaker 2: can act presidential for ninety minutes on his own. We
Speaker 2: suspect Trump's team has not even told their boss about
Speaker 2: this dispute because it would be too embarrassing to admit
Speaker 2: they don't think he can handle himself against Vice President
Speaker 2: Harris without the benefit of a mute button. The vice
Speaker 2: president is ready to deal with Trump's constant lines and
Speaker 2: interruptions in real time. Trump should not be hiding behind
Speaker 2: the mute button. So that's the narrative. I mean, this
Speaker 2: is just stupid stuff, my friends. More about this in
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Speaker 2: talk about any loose ends pretending to things that he
Speaker 2: had mentioned and what I consider one of the most
Speaker 2: one of the best posts on Twitter or x or
Speaker 2: wherever this thing was maybe in the past decade. Timeouts
Speaker 2: in order that my friends back here in just a minute,
Speaker 2: my friends segment here first hour going through this post
Speaker 2: that Trump made regarding the debates, which I contend is
Speaker 2: one of the best posts that you're ever going to
Speaker 2: find on social media, especially from a candidate for office,
Speaker 2: the highest office of the land. So we've talked about
Speaker 2: how this debate is going to be standing up. This
Speaker 2: debate is not going to involve cheat sheets. Trump also
Speaker 2: adds that we will be given We have been given
Speaker 2: assurance that ABC, who he previously called ABC fake news above.
Speaker 2: That reminds me what was the guy Jim Acosta. He's CNN, right,
Speaker 2: Remember when Trump was president the first time and Jim
Speaker 2: Acosta took the microphone at one of Trump's press conferences
Speaker 2: and was given Trump, you know how they are. I mean,
Speaker 2: just condescending, self righteous, dramacrats is what they are, pr
Speaker 2: firm for the Democrat Party, and Trump said, look, we
Speaker 2: are you know, Jim, I need to tell you that
Speaker 2: I'm you know, I'm sorry for calling you fake news
Speaker 2: at CNN, and Jim Jim walked right into it. He said, well,
Speaker 2: you know, mister President, something something appreciate that or something.
Speaker 2: He said, you're very fake news. And then of course
Speaker 2: Trump had an intern, some young college age girl, and
Speaker 2: she she wrestled the microphone away from Jim Acosta, which
Speaker 2: makes me rethink the whole transgenderism in sports, because I
Speaker 2: think she could have taken Jim Acosta in most events,
Speaker 2: the one hundred meters, probably, the four hundred, probably the
Speaker 2: long jump, probably wrestling, weightlifting, definitely. So I don't know,
Speaker 2: maybe I need to rethink that. But this is what, again,
Speaker 2: is background to this entire thing. I know it's ABC,
Speaker 2: but in Trump's mind, it's the same, and in my mind,
Speaker 2: it's the same group. These news outlets, today's media, they
Speaker 2: are one and the same that they do that. I mean,
Speaker 2: you have some that are crazier or slightly crazier than
Speaker 2: the rest MSNBC, but these folks are all the same.
Speaker 2: They are engaging in professional deception, propaganda, and public relations
Speaker 2: for the Democrat Party. But Trump says, we've been given
Speaker 2: assurances that this is going to be a fair and
Speaker 2: equitable debate and that neither side will be given questions
Speaker 2: in advance. And he says, no, Donna Brazil. That's in
Speaker 2: reference back to a g whiz that would have been
Speaker 2: twenty sixteen when Hillary Clinton. Boy, folks, the Democrat Party
Speaker 2: has quite the the blimisht record when it comes to
Speaker 2: actually allowing even their own candidates to engage in free
Speaker 2: and fair elections. Because Bernie Sanders had been targeted by
Speaker 2: the Democrat Party elites multiple times. They did not want
Speaker 2: him to be their candidate, and in twenty sixteen, Dona
Speaker 2: Brazil provided to Hillary Clinton the questions that would be
Speaker 2: asked at the debate, according to reports, and Bernie Sanders
Speaker 2: was not given those. So Trump says, none of that's
Speaker 2: going to be the case according to them, But I
Speaker 2: can't trust them anyway, So who knows Harris is not
Speaker 2: going to agree to attend a earlier debate with Fox
Speaker 2: News on September fourth. She needs to go to the
Speaker 2: comforts of places like ABC News. Trump didn't say this,
Speaker 2: but he did say it, and he said, you know,
Speaker 2: but we're going to hold that date open because flip
Speaker 2: flops so much, she might change her mind and flip
Speaker 2: flop on this as well. So if she does that,
Speaker 2: we've got the debate on September tenth, and we potentially
Speaker 2: still could have her flip flop and attend on September fourth,
Speaker 2: then we would have one more debate, which it appears
Speaker 2: that we'll have this time on another fake news network
Speaker 2: called NBC. And but that's not been agreed to by
Speaker 2: these radicals on the left. So that's Trump's position. I
Speaker 2: love this is one of the all time best tweets
Speaker 2: or whatever. This is social media posts of all time,
Speaker 2: rich with so much content and of course context that
Speaker 2: we filled in. So at the end of this first
Speaker 2: hour and then an hour to follow here I want
Speaker 2: to get into I want to talk about Kamala coming
Speaker 2: out and flip flopping if you will on the border.
Speaker 2: She suddenly says that she won't to build a border wall.
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