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Speaker 1: Politics edit at breit Bart Emma Joe Morris. Great to
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Speaker 2: Hey, thank you so much for having me on.
Speaker 3: So you know where Kamala Harris came from. This is
Speaker 3: an interesting piece, I ever, Yeah, it's an interesting piece
Speaker 3: you wrote and you can find it. Morris a Kama
Speaker 3: of Canada. How Harris uses a fake persona and cultural
Speaker 3: appropriation to advance her career.
Speaker 4: So we're I guess, has she been.
Speaker 3: Leading people to believe that she somehow grew up in
Speaker 3: an oppressed, a racially divisive, alienated life as a child
Speaker 3: in some impoverished neighborhood, like in other words, came from
Speaker 3: the streets, like so many rappers claim to have come from.
Speaker 2: Well, that's it seems to be what she is implying.
Speaker 2: I mean I watched her quite closely, obviously because of work, unfortunately,
Speaker 2: and it's always this thing about her race and she's
Speaker 2: and it obviously implies that that she has some sort
Speaker 2: of identification with marginalized groups in the country. I would
Speaker 2: imagine that's why they bring it up, let alone, make
Speaker 2: it a centerpiece of the campaign and of her public persona.
Speaker 2: But that is total nonsense. And I'm not saying that
Speaker 2: her race is nonsense, God forbid, obviously, But what I'm
Speaker 2: saying is she is not marginalized. And I know that
Speaker 2: because she grew up in my neighborhood in Montreal, Canada,
Speaker 2: from the time she was twelve till she was eighteen,
Speaker 2: and that neighborhood happens to be the richest one. I
Speaker 2: mean at the time, it was the richest one in Canada.
Speaker 2: That's been bumped down her number two.
Speaker 3: Wow, So yeah, this is like Martha's vineyard or locally
Speaker 3: here in the city of CINCINNT like Indian Hill. You know,
Speaker 3: you find the mansions and the massive you know, five
Speaker 3: plus acre yards minimum and where only the wealthiest can live.
Speaker 4: That is where she grew up exactly.
Speaker 2: I don't know that specific neighborhood, but yeah, I mean
Speaker 2: you're not setting foot in that neighborhood if you're not
Speaker 2: spending I mean for the smallest house a million dollars.
Speaker 4: Wow.
Speaker 3: And her mom was a physician at one of the
Speaker 3: local hospitals there.
Speaker 2: Correct well, so her mother was a researcher for breast cancer.
Speaker 2: So her mother was recruited to work with McGill University
Speaker 2: in Montreal to do breast cancer research. And apparently she
Speaker 2: was a very skilled researcher and scientist. When I was
Speaker 2: reading up researching for this column, uh, there were tons
Speaker 2: of local doctors in Montreal and and by the way
Speaker 2: Montreal is is it has very nice facilities despite the socialism,
Speaker 2: when you can get when you can get a doctor.
Speaker 2: But in any event, yeah, like McGill is a world
Speaker 2: renowned university, and these doctors are praising her as a
Speaker 2: pioneer in the industry, saying that they still use her
Speaker 2: research today. She was obviously a very influential research or
Speaker 2: something to be proud of if you're Kamala Harris. Actually,
Speaker 2: but she's pandering, so she kind of conceals that part
Speaker 2: of her identity and that part of her adolescence. But yeah,
Speaker 2: so her mother was working at McGill. I have no
Speaker 2: idea how much she was earning. But they lived on
Speaker 2: a street called Grosvenor, which is just eight blocks away
Speaker 2: from where I grew up on Redburn. Wow.
Speaker 4: How about that someone absolutely actually in the know.
Speaker 2: To have grown up in this obscure neighbor that also
Speaker 2: is the home of the politics. Right.
Speaker 3: Okay, but you know this this element, and you know,
Speaker 3: I'm one of the folks that I agree with a
Speaker 3: lot of the punnitary that says just don't touch the
Speaker 3: whole race thing. You know that that is exactly that
Speaker 3: doesn't matter at all.
Speaker 4: I agree.
Speaker 3: I'm a post Martin Luther, doctor Martin Luther King junior
Speaker 3: kind of guy. Content of character, not color of skin.
Speaker 3: And this is exactly what the left and the mainstream
Speaker 3: media are trying to cover up the content of her character.
Speaker 3: You know, prior to late June, the everyone political punditry,
Speaker 3: all the polls, everything said, you know, Harris is unelectable.
Speaker 3: She pulls lower than the cognitively impaired Joe Biden, who
Speaker 3: people do not trust with the economy, or did not
Speaker 3: trust with the economy, did not trust with the border,
Speaker 3: all the critical issues that were so important in the
Speaker 3: American people. Biden was behind Trump. We got a problem
Speaker 3: on her hands, and oh my god, we're stuck with
Speaker 3: Kamala Harris, woman of color. We can't get rid of her.
Speaker 3: So they do a to ta admitting finally after three
Speaker 3: years that Biden does not know how to even tie
Speaker 3: his shoes. They chuck him out in favor of Kamala Harris,
Speaker 3: with giving no Democrats the opportunity to vote. And now
Speaker 3: they're trying to paint her as some sort of moderate
Speaker 3: who's come to Jesus. And this now in favor of fracking.
Speaker 3: He no longer wants to defund the police. She's got
Speaker 3: one of the most left wing atrocious records that anybody
Speaker 3: could hope to run on.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean record in quotes, her record is just
Speaker 2: what she said, and yes, in the twenty twenty campaign,
Speaker 2: she went like maximum woke and psycho. Honestly, the things
Speaker 2: she was saying were insane, and those things had nothing
Speaker 2: to do with the things that she had done when
Speaker 2: she had her career in California as AG. So she
Speaker 2: has a very confusing character. And just by the way,
Speaker 2: I don't want to make out like I think that
Speaker 2: coming from this neighborhood is somehow at testament to her
Speaker 2: character because I come from the same neighborhood. But the
Speaker 2: difference between me and Kamala Harris, which is why I
Speaker 2: thought it was relevant enough to write about, is that
Speaker 2: I never lied about where I came from. I never
Speaker 2: tried to misrepresent who I am. I never tried to
Speaker 2: say that I'm actually from coal country. That would be insane.
Speaker 2: I never changed the way I talk. I never changed
Speaker 2: the way I, like, you know, portray myself. And this
Speaker 2: woman comes out of Westmount, which is the name of
Speaker 2: the neighborhood, and I encourage everybody to go google it
Speaker 2: next time she tries to say twenty twenty foe and uh,
Speaker 2: and you'll see that this is a complete fabrication. It's
Speaker 2: a total smoke screen. Her whole persona is a total
Speaker 2: smoke screen. The accent is a smoke screen. It's all fake.
Speaker 2: She would have never ever heard a Southern accent from
Speaker 2: the time that she was an the entire time that
Speaker 2: she was an adolescent, she would have never even heard that,
Speaker 2: let alone she lived in California, which I don't know
Speaker 2: how many Southern accents you hear there.
Speaker 4: Well, she never takes on a French persona, does she.
Speaker 4: That would be more legit, I.
Speaker 2: Know, totally more legit. You know, it's this Montreal but
Speaker 2: and so that's so, you know, getting to what you
Speaker 2: were saying, it's like, well, she would have actually spoke French,
Speaker 2: that's right, But getting to what you were at saying,
Speaker 2: it's like, the thing is like, we don't know. Again,
Speaker 2: it's relevant because we don't know where she stands on anything.
Speaker 2: We don't know because when she was California AG, she
Speaker 2: was locking people up on minor gun charges, which say
Speaker 2: what you want about that, but that's what she was doing.
Speaker 2: And then she in twenty twenty, which is like three
Speaker 2: years later, she's talking about having Felon's vote, defunding the police,
Speaker 2: and then she's obviously on all of these you know,
Speaker 2: bailing out rioters from the George Floyd riots and just
Speaker 2: this total opposite, total point eighty from the way that
Speaker 2: she actually acted when she had some power. And then now,
Speaker 2: I mean, we don't know what to think because she
Speaker 2: spent the last four years kind of going around on
Speaker 2: yachts and private jets. She was apparently border Czar, although
Speaker 2: god knows what that even means because they defined it
Speaker 2: as finding the root causes. So she's supposed to like
Speaker 2: basically like cure the Third World, I suppose in that role,
Speaker 2: which shockingly didn't go very well. We don't really know
Speaker 2: what she did other than I think it was getting
Speaker 2: micro investments into like into like uh like forest communities
Speaker 2: in the Amazon or something with something absurd like that.
Speaker 2: And she was supposed to solve the Third world's problems
Speaker 2: in South America and her four years as vice president.
Speaker 3: Well, and the problems that happened. The problems are economic.
Speaker 3: The problems are economic, correct, I mean poor economies, the
Speaker 3: terrible uh you know, employment opportunities. People leave because they
Speaker 3: want a better life economically, which is not a justification
Speaker 3: to come to the United States of America and are.
Speaker 2: Illegally that's correct. And when you're there, you're so close,
Speaker 2: you're so close to saying the buzz the magic word,
Speaker 2: which is that they are economic migrants. Literally, they're not legitimate.
Speaker 3: Asylum seekers, and it interviewed on the border of just
Speaker 3: a huge amount. We'll admit they're coming here for a
Speaker 3: better economic opportunity and have nothing to do with oppression
Speaker 3: or being you know, targeted for political positions or anything
Speaker 3: like that.
Speaker 2: Come on, of course, not yes, of course they're coming
Speaker 2: here to work, work, quote unquote whatever. But yeah, I mean,
Speaker 2: she's a mess, and it would be one thing. You know,
Speaker 2: Donald Trump brant for president in twenty sixteen having no
Speaker 2: experience in politics. I mean, he had a huge business
Speaker 2: portfolio to show for himself, but granted still we didn't
Speaker 2: know how he was going to govern, and we were
Speaker 2: kind of going on face based on what he said.
Speaker 2: But the way that you were able to do that
Speaker 2: was because he was clearly talking straight to you, and
Speaker 2: there was, for better or worse, no doubt about what
Speaker 2: he was saying. There was no two ways to interpret
Speaker 2: what he was saying. And with her, it's like she's
Speaker 2: talking out of both sides of her mouth, and both
Speaker 2: sides are fabrications, and both sides are lies and misrepresentations
Speaker 2: about her about her career, about what she believes, about
Speaker 2: what she does and did. It's all just state, well,
Speaker 2: how are the American people supposed to gauge.
Speaker 4: The Yeah, and she's hiding. She's pulling.
Speaker 3: She's pulling a Biden campaign from the basement right now.
Speaker 3: It's been what more than two weeks, and she's uh,
Speaker 3: had any you know, come out of her hole or
Speaker 3: whatever wherever she's hiding to answer questions, straightforward questions by
Speaker 3: someone maybe Breitbart, who would literally ask direct questions about, well,
Speaker 3: you were for defunding the police, you were for an
Speaker 3: open border. You literally said we have to stay woke.
Speaker 3: Everyone needs to be woke. I mean, those are words
Speaker 3: directly out of her mouth. I need to ask her
Speaker 3: questions about that. But if she hides and she lets
Speaker 3: her surrogates do the talking, her surrogates are going around
Speaker 3: just completely transforming her record, which is literally on the
Speaker 3: record for all to see.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, this is like the weirdest thing. It's like
Speaker 2: a mirage campaign. Like, for instance, there was a pivot
Speaker 2: on it on a pretty major issue, i'd say, which
Speaker 2: was her position on energy. Yeah, there was a clip
Speaker 2: going around about fracking and she had and the reporting on.
Speaker 2: It was like exclusive colon, scoop colon. You know, someone
Speaker 2: who represents her, uh says that she no longer believes that,
Speaker 2: and it's like, how is that spoke? Like it was
Speaker 2: portrayed as like privileged information that came from someone inside
Speaker 2: the campaign. It's like, wait a second, that's a huge
Speaker 2: reversal of your stance. How is it not you coming
Speaker 2: out and explaining how you got from here to here.
Speaker 2: It's a very strange thing. But I think that the
Speaker 2: people around her are quite clever, because the thing about
Speaker 2: her is that she is obnoxious and without a teleprompter
Speaker 2: especially but even with a teleprompter, but without a teleprompter,
Speaker 2: especially when she's just talking, she barely makes sense. Like
Speaker 2: this coconut tree stuff. It it does not make sense.
Speaker 2: It's ridiculous. She sounds like an astrologer or something. And
Speaker 2: so so the people around her obviously know this. So
Speaker 2: they're like, get this woman inside, away from the cameras
Speaker 2: for as long as possible. And that's clearly what's going on,
Speaker 2: because I'm sorry, like if she was if she if
Speaker 2: she was strong, wouldn't you be out there being strong?
Speaker 2: I mean, the numbers that you're seeing, right, now are
Speaker 2: complete media creation.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it flipped overnight.
Speaker 3: I mean again, before Biden drops out, I'm sorry, before
Speaker 3: the coup Atah she couldn't register on poles, she registered
Speaker 3: lower than Biden, and then magically you're talking to me.
Speaker 3: Within a one week timeframe, she goes from being way
Speaker 3: underwater to now even with Trump across the board in
Speaker 3: all these various poles and including swing states. Are people's
Speaker 3: memories that short or are we witnessing the successful demonization
Speaker 3: of Donald Trump which has been going on for geez
Speaker 3: how many years? This the media lockstep demonizing this man
Speaker 3: as the devil incarnate? Are there that many people who
Speaker 3: hate Trump so much that they would ignore their own
Speaker 3: their own perceptions of Kamala Harris and ignore her record
Speaker 3: which clearly wasn't was too liberal for even the Democrats.
Speaker 2: Well, here's the thing is is this is like the
Speaker 2: part that we sound like the du ones because she
Speaker 2: isn't even trying, Like the Democrats don't care, they don't
Speaker 2: care about what her policy is, they don't care about
Speaker 2: who she is. This is one of the things that like,
Speaker 2: this is like a trap that we're falling into. Go
Speaker 2: and come out. I encourage every single person listening to
Speaker 2: this right now, go on Kamala Harris's website right now,
Speaker 2: and I challenge you to find the section that says
Speaker 2: her policies, like as in what she believes. Try you can't.
Speaker 2: Her website doesn't even have policies listed. We're all the
Speaker 2: dumb ones for trying to, you know, pontificate about what
Speaker 2: she might believe and then own the libs on you know,
Speaker 2: her having bad positions on things, because she doesn't even
Speaker 2: have any positions. They're not voting based on positions. They're
Speaker 2: votes but voting based on apparently like vibes or something,
Speaker 2: because she does not have any positions on her website.
Speaker 2: She will not come out and say anything she believes
Speaker 2: in person, in front of a camera, on TV, on
Speaker 2: a podcast, whatever. They're not voting based on policy. If
Speaker 2: you ask me what they're voting on a not really
Speaker 2: sure because I'm clearly not voting for Kamala Harris. But
Speaker 2: she's not even under any like, you know, pretense of
Speaker 2: being a real candidate.
Speaker 4: It's just simply that she's not Donald Trump.
Speaker 2: She's exactly. It's just a Democrat. It's a Democrat whatever.
Speaker 3: Well, and we all know how the puppet master works.
Speaker 3: It doesn't matter who the puppet is as long as
Speaker 3: the people behind the scenes are pulling the strings. And
Speaker 3: this clearly looks like that.
Speaker 2: It's like saying that explicitly, like it's crazy. I've never
Speaker 2: seen it, Like I've never seen a candidate enter the
Speaker 2: race without even the pretense of being a candidate. It's insane.
Speaker 2: Like she gets installed by the donors and like the
Speaker 2: elites and the party, and then after being installed, she
Speaker 2: doesn't even make an effort to try to, you know,
Speaker 2: persuade people on any particular position. The only thing I
Speaker 2: think that they're kind of doing is like we like abortions,
Speaker 2: but in terms of energy policy, in ternsy, we say
Speaker 2: domic policy, foreign policy, her positions on you know, major
Speaker 2: current events like the war in Ukraine or the war
Speaker 2: in Israel, there's nothing, not a word, not a word
Speaker 2: in writing, not a word in voice.
Speaker 3: And she doesn't even have a record on foreign policy,
Speaker 3: although she does have a record on police defunding, woke ideology,
Speaker 3: diversity equity inclusions.
Speaker 2: Record on foreign policy is she went to Munich like
Speaker 2: literally forty eight hours before Russia and dated Ukraine. That's
Speaker 2: a record on foreign.
Speaker 4: Policy and let's leave it on that.
Speaker 3: No Political editor Emma Joe Morris from Breitbart Bookmarket, Bredbart
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Speaker 3: Keep up the great work. I'll look forward to having
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