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Speaker 2: That is correct, and thank you for that absolutely stellar introduction, Glenn.
Speaker 2: It is my pleasure, indeed to be here talking about
Speaker 2: Tim Walls and his nomination by well, his selection I
Speaker 2: guess by Kamala Harris to be the vice presidential running
Speaker 2: mate that she's going to be well running alongside of
Speaker 2: here in the twenty twenty four or election. This campaign,
Speaker 2: and we've been talking about how this is emotionalized. In fact,
Speaker 2: I played a segment in a previous hour, and again
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Speaker 2: talked and I played this SoundBite about a young woman
Speaker 2: who said that Tim Walls represents the dad that she
Speaker 2: lost to Fox News, to Rush Limball, to Donald Trump,
Speaker 2: to the Maga Colt that she put it, that's the
Speaker 2: emotionalization of what we're dealing with, and that's how people
Speaker 2: are thinking. Some people I don't think enough. Well, I
Speaker 2: don't mean that as though I'm wanting there to be more.
Speaker 2: I don't think it's enough people that are going to
Speaker 2: be there this is going to make any substantial, substantial
Speaker 2: difference whatsoever. But I do think it's quite telling about
Speaker 2: the people and the feelings that I guess interfere with
Speaker 2: their accepting of the truth of constitutional and conservative principles.
Speaker 2: And I think that's important to understand, and so I
Speaker 2: want to unpack that a bit. I also want to
Speaker 2: talk a little bit about Tim Walls. Tim Walls, again
Speaker 2: is a radical leftist. I don't care if he wears
Speaker 2: a camouflaged hat, as he did when Kamala supposedly just
Speaker 2: called him out of the blue to offer him the
Speaker 2: position of vice president as her running mate. I don't care.
Speaker 2: I mean I do care if he's served in the military.
Speaker 2: I'm saying it doesn't matter to me as far as
Speaker 2: making a decision if just because someone checks off boxes.
Speaker 2: I appreciate all who served in the military, currently formerly veterans,
Speaker 2: those who have served are serving, those who gave their
Speaker 2: lives in defense of this great nation and the principles
Speaker 2: upon which it is built. I appreciate those folks tremendously,
Speaker 2: even if I don't agree with their politics. But it's
Speaker 2: not going to shape my opinion as to whom I'm
Speaker 2: going to vote for, and it shouldn't yours either, especially
Speaker 2: when you take into account all the other very problematic
Speaker 2: and troubling things about Governor Tim Wall. So we'll get
Speaker 2: to all that, we'll break some of that down. I
Speaker 2: got something I want to read from the New York
Speaker 2: Times that kind of talks about this selection and so forth.
Speaker 2: This is the media's attempt, this is the Democrat Party's
Speaker 2: attempt to spin. It's to get as far away from
Speaker 2: Biden as possible. Right, let's forget that, Let's put that
Speaker 2: in the rearview mirror. Let's focus on Tim Walls. Although
Speaker 2: I do think it's interesting to point out that Kamala
Speaker 2: picked another old white guy to be a running mate,
Speaker 2: I thought that was not the appropriate choice. I thought
Speaker 2: that we've listened to white men enough in this country.
Speaker 2: I thought it was time for white men to sit
Speaker 2: down and shut up and listen to people who are different,
Speaker 2: who are different, have different skin color, who have different ethnicity, different,
Speaker 2: That's what I thought. In fact, I played a SoundBite
Speaker 2: a few a week or two ago of a young
Speaker 2: woman who's an influencer on some social media platform. How
Speaker 2: she influences anybody's besides beyond my understanding. But she says
Speaker 2: it's time for white women to sit down and shut up.
Speaker 2: Have you noticed Kamala's supporters have segregated themselves intentionally. We've
Speaker 2: got Jane Fonda leading a group called Elderly for Kamala.
Speaker 2: I kid you not. We've got comics for Comeda. We've
Speaker 2: got white dudes. What was it, white dudes for Kamala?
Speaker 2: Is that what it is? White dudes for Kamala. Every
Speaker 2: racial group, every group's gonna have its moment. In fact,
Speaker 2: I wouldn't be surprised if they did something like this
Speaker 2: at the convention. You know, the convention. There's supposed to
Speaker 2: be states that actually vote for vote for candidates. I
Speaker 2: vote for the nominee with the actual delegates from the states.
Speaker 2: I can see the Democrats saying, that's such an antiquated notion.
Speaker 2: How about we have the white delegates over here, who
Speaker 2: obviously would vote last. How about we have the black
Speaker 2: delegate here, the Pacific Islander candidates here, whatever it is different,
Speaker 2: the LGBTQIA plus community here. We probably need different groups
Speaker 2: for each one of those letters. That might be a
Speaker 2: more appropriate fit for the way that the left looks
Speaker 2: at the people voting for their candidates than actually the
Speaker 2: states that they reside in. So there is this superficiality
Speaker 2: to this, and it matters. It matters a lot. It's
Speaker 2: crazy to base one's decision upon it. But if our
Speaker 2: job is to persuade and to make the case for
Speaker 2: conservative principles, we're gonna have to understand how these folks think,
Speaker 2: how they how they just want to run to the
Speaker 2: warm and cozy place. Psychologically, it doesn't make any sense
Speaker 2: that that's where they run. They don't want to. It
Speaker 2: doesn't make sense that they run to the Democrat Party,
Speaker 2: But yet they do. Because the Democrats are masters of this.
Speaker 2: They're masters of them manipulation, they're masters of deception, they're
Speaker 2: masters of gas lighting. They're masters of everything except for
Speaker 2: actually delivering and actually providing ideas to the American people
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Speaker 2: our economic situation, the economy, and so forth. They have
Speaker 2: no answers and no ideas. In spite of Kamala being
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Speaker 2: New York Times is spinning this, How the New York
Speaker 2: Times is spinning this selection of Tim Scott. And I
Speaker 2: want to get to his record as well, but I
Speaker 2: first want to point out and share how they are
Speaker 2: describing this. This came across I get an email newsletter.
Speaker 2: I don't even know how I got it. I don't
Speaker 2: know if one of my buddies signed me up for
Speaker 2: this or what. But this is titled what is this here?
Speaker 2: Why Tim Walls? Written by read Epstein. I'm a national
Speaker 2: politics reporter and a native Midwesterner, says Read. Here is
Speaker 2: the article Tim Walls is going to bring big Midwestern
Speaker 2: dad energy to the presidential campaign. I just I read that,
Speaker 2: and I think, you know, it's interesting. It really fascinates me.
Speaker 2: If I can take a step back and just look
Speaker 2: at this. How no matter what the Democrats do, it's
Speaker 2: spun in a positive way. If Republicans did this. If
Speaker 2: Republicans did this, then they would they would be criticized
Speaker 2: for having a candidate that was they were trying to
Speaker 2: say culturally appropriate, or you know, just have someone on
Speaker 2: the ticket who you know, they're just trying to get
Speaker 2: cheap votes, or some such thing. They would also be
Speaker 2: criticized for not having the depth of experience or knowledge
Speaker 2: or sophistication that is needed to manage this country. But
Speaker 2: when the left does it, they're always there. The media
Speaker 2: is there to spin it. They know their job. They
Speaker 2: know their job as being part of this one of
Speaker 2: the parts of the seven pillars of propaganda to spend
Speaker 2: this in favor of the Democrats. But he continues here,
Speaker 2: Minnesota's governor won't deliver a key state or bring key
Speaker 2: policy experience that Kamala Harris, the Democratic nominee, lacks. So
Speaker 2: the primary two reasons that are typically given for choosing someone, Well,
Speaker 2: unless you're Joe Biden, you only picked Kamala because of
Speaker 2: two reasons. You said that you wanted to have a
Speaker 2: black woman as your nominee, which is crazy to me.
Speaker 2: That that is the only reasons that he was had
Speaker 2: given us. Now talking here about Tim Walls, were told that, well,
Speaker 2: they're going to tell us why Tim Walls is being picked.
Speaker 2: She referring to Kamala picked him to run as her
Speaker 2: vice presidential excuse me as or vice president for one
Speaker 2: reason above all others. His biography and his demeanor make
Speaker 2: him a familiar figure for voters who might not be
Speaker 2: attracted to a black and South Asian woman from California.
Speaker 2: So isn't this a way of saying, Hey, racists in
Speaker 2: the Midwest, in Flyover Country, this candidate is for you.
Speaker 2: We've created a candidate where we're we actually want I
Speaker 2: guess you know, when and when Trump gets the votes
Speaker 2: of someone who says something that the media says is racist,
Speaker 2: than Trump is accused of being a racist. Now it
Speaker 2: sounds like Tim here or excuse me, and Mark Reid
Speaker 2: is telling Tim is saying about Tim Walls that the
Speaker 2: reason that they have picked him is to try to
Speaker 2: get the votes of some of these racist who wouldn't
Speaker 2: vote for Kamala otherwise, these racist and sexist voters around
Speaker 2: the country. That's what we're being told. Anyway, how big
Speaker 2: of a problem. Do you really think this is how
Speaker 2: many people do you know that truly wouldn't vote for
Speaker 2: someone because they're let's say black or South Asian? As
Speaker 2: this says, how many people wouldn't vote for someone who
Speaker 2: because they're a woman. I actually think, if I'm being candid,
Speaker 2: I think that it's probably much more likely that someone
Speaker 2: would not vote for someone simply because they're a woman
Speaker 2: than because they are Black or South Asian or Hispanic
Speaker 2: or any of these other racial or ethnical ethnic differences.
Speaker 2: So that's my two sins. But anyway, we're told that
Speaker 2: apparently a huge swath of the country needs to have
Speaker 2: an old white guy on the ticket so that they're
Speaker 2: willing to vote for Kamala, which apparently the Democrats are
Speaker 2: going after the racist vote. That's how I read this anyway,
Speaker 2: He continues here, the walls vibes are very different from
Speaker 2: those of recent top of the ticket Democrats. The party
Speaker 2: is used to national candidates who spent decades, if not
Speaker 2: their entire lives, preparing for the big stage. So here's
Speaker 2: an admission, even though they probably would have denied it
Speaker 2: forty five minutes ago, Metaphorically speaking, that Democrats are used
Speaker 2: to lifetime politicians. They're used to someone like Joseph Robinett Bribery,
Speaker 2: who's been in Washington, d C. For fifty years. I
Speaker 2: don't know. I don't know enough about read Epstein to
Speaker 2: know if he's ever written that when it actually mattered
Speaker 2: about Biden. He might say it now since Biden's not
Speaker 2: going to be on the ticket. But where was this commentary?
Speaker 2: But where was this commentary pointing out before how bad
Speaker 2: it is to have people that only are professional politicians.
Speaker 2: Now we're being told that it's good. I guess that
Speaker 2: Tim Walls is hasn't had his whole life in politics.
Speaker 2: Dare I say, like Donald Trump? When have you ever
Speaker 2: heard the media say that that was a good thing
Speaker 2: about Trump? Anyway, this stupid article continues here. Walls was
Speaker 2: teaching social studies and geography, not climbing the ladder twenty
Speaker 2: years ago. In the last two weeks, as Harris shortlisted
Speaker 2: him to be her running mate, Walls referred to himself
Speaker 2: privately as quote the dog that caught the car, seemingly
Speaker 2: shocked by his own luck. Yeah, just one of the
Speaker 2: average guys, Just a normal dude. This is what they
Speaker 2: want you to think. Again, we're going to talk about
Speaker 2: this and how he is not at all a normal dude.
Speaker 2: He's not a man's man, he's a he's a radical leftist.
Speaker 2: I've got plenty of there's already of evidence, and we're
Speaker 2: just really filling in some of the gaps about Tim Walls,
Speaker 2: and it is abundantly obvious this guy is a radically unhinged,
Speaker 2: insane leftist. So article continues here. Walls is a former
Speaker 2: small town high school football coach who spends his free
Speaker 2: time hunting and fishing. You know, this is an attempt,
Speaker 2: This is an attempt by the media, by the left
Speaker 2: to try to tap into remember this, and this just
Speaker 2: came to me as I was saying this. Remember when
Speaker 2: we were just told I just referenced this. Barack Obama
Speaker 2: is now involved in helping run this Kamala Harris campaign.
Speaker 2: So what are we seeing. We're seeing this take shape
Speaker 2: exactly as I told you it would. By the way,
Speaker 2: what's shaping up here are the things they're trying to
Speaker 2: recreate a version with the people that they have available,
Speaker 2: which is Kamala Harrison, now Tim Walls. They want this,
Speaker 2: they want this narrative where they can capture a part
Speaker 2: of what they had in two thousand and eight. Kamala Harris,
Speaker 2: of course is black. Kamala Harris is she has Indian
Speaker 2: she's of Indian descent as well, and Kamala Harris is female.
Speaker 2: So they've got that. Now they need some sort of
Speaker 2: of story. But see, they don't want to get into
Speaker 2: the Kamala story. Believe me, they don't want to get
Speaker 2: into that because there's a lot of shady things that
Speaker 2: were happening with Kamala. With Kamala, they want to talk
Speaker 2: about she's a prosecutor, she's got the experience, she's got
Speaker 2: the chops, she's got, she's been vice president, she knows
Speaker 2: the issues. They want to focus it about around you know,
Speaker 2: this narrative that says that she's qualified and that she's
Speaker 2: a woman. They want to tap into that, of course
Speaker 2: as well. I would put that even above what I
Speaker 2: just said. And she's she's black, and you know they
Speaker 2: what do they say here in the in the article
Speaker 2: here south of South Asian descent, Pacific islander. However they
Speaker 2: want to frame, phrase it, frame it, it'll be about that.
Speaker 2: But now we have tim walls. Now we need that story.
Speaker 2: We need that Kamala is not a likable politician. I've
Speaker 2: been through this. I think she's one of the most
Speaker 2: unlikable politicians that we've had in modern times. I think
Speaker 2: that she is highly unlikable. She reminds me a lot
Speaker 2: of Hillary Clinton, and I think depending upon the day,
Speaker 2: she might be more unlikable than her. But they're not
Speaker 2: going to talk about her in that she's She's going
Speaker 2: to be painted as the professional, as the person who's
Speaker 2: breaking through the glass ceiling. If you don't vote for her,
Speaker 2: you're racist. If you don't vote for her, your sexist.
Speaker 2: But we're not going to talk about her her personality
Speaker 2: and all these other things. We're going to talk about
Speaker 2: her maybe being the fun aunt. I saw that on
Speaker 2: the stupid things you see on social media. We get
Speaker 2: a vote for the fun aunt and the fun dad.
Speaker 2: That's what I saw someone post. This is this is
Speaker 2: what we're up against. These people can vote people. I'm
Speaker 2: not suggesting they should shouldn't be able to, but they
Speaker 2: actually their vote counts as much as yours. And they're
Speaker 2: excitement for this ticket is that they get a vote
Speaker 2: for the fun aunt and the fun dad. And so
Speaker 2: this is what we are up against.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 2: Tim Walls comes along and they want to add some
Speaker 2: They want to fill in the story. They want to
Speaker 2: make this about you know, this is a Midwestern guy.
Speaker 2: This is a just a regular guy. This was a
Speaker 2: guy that used to be a conservative. This was a
Speaker 2: guy who served in the military. This was a guy
Speaker 2: who used to have an a rating with the NRA.
Speaker 2: This is a guy that just is, I mean, just
Speaker 2: one of the boys. You have a beer with him,
Speaker 2: he's a buddy. Probably play football with him. He coached football.
Speaker 2: Maybe have a fantasy football league with the guy. We
Speaker 2: might hear just like we heard with Obama. Remember Obama.
Speaker 2: Someone said one of his classmates in high school said,
Speaker 2: I didn't you know if Obama wasn't going to be
Speaker 2: something like president, I thought he was going to be
Speaker 2: an NBA player or some such thing. We might hear
Speaker 2: that Tim Walls is going to be or could have
Speaker 2: been a NFL football player. You know what. You know
Speaker 2: how this has played out. So they're really digging in here.
Speaker 2: They're trying to connect this. They're trying to make this
Speaker 2: about a man who understands you. They know that Kamala doesn't.
Speaker 2: They know they can't make that case. They know that
Speaker 2: she is cold and distant and unlikable and just has
Speaker 2: something about her that does not scream warm and fuzzy
Speaker 2: and inviting. Tim Walls, on the other hand, does have that,
Speaker 2: and I'll admit that he does have that. But my friends,
Speaker 2: as Shakespeare told us, one may smile and smile and
Speaker 2: be a villain, and that is what matters. Here are
Speaker 2: the ideas, the policies that may be pushed upon us
Speaker 2: if we simply vote for someone because we like them.
Speaker 2: What a dangerous, dangerous way to go about voting and
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Speaker 2: So got a minute or so left this segment, I'm
Speaker 2: gonna read a little bit more of this. Walls, I
Speaker 2: stopped here. Walls is the former small town high school
Speaker 2: football coach who spends his free time hunting and fishing
Speaker 2: just one of the one of the boys. He wears
Speaker 2: a camouflage hat while campaigning and speaks with the nasal
Speaker 2: accet accent. Native to the Upper Midwest up in Minnesota, Wisconsin.
Speaker 2: I grew up in central Illinois and spent years living
Speaker 2: and working in Wisconsin. I'm waiting for the comparisons to
Speaker 2: Abraham Lincoln to be coming in short order. Hearing Walls
Speaker 2: speaks reminds me of what it sounds like to hear
Speaker 2: another English speaker while traveling abroad, a familiar, comforting sound.
Speaker 2: This guy, it's like it's like hugging a Teddy bear.
Speaker 2: My friends, he just makes you feel so good. Oh right, guy,
Speaker 2: he rides the slingshot with his daughter. If you've seen
Speaker 2: that video of him at the county fairrish state Fair
Speaker 2: or whatever it was, where's a camo hat? Just? I mean,
Speaker 2: coaches football. You can't vote for this guy as a conservative?
Speaker 2: What's wrong with you? Well, you know what. It's not
Speaker 2: about identity, it's not about superficialities. It's about ideas. My friends,
Speaker 2: one more piece of this article and I'm gonna take
Speaker 2: a break. He brings with him a vast understanding of
Speaker 2: the Midwest. Senator Amy Klobaschar of Minnesota told me yesterday,
Speaker 2: this will be a vice president who has stood in
Speaker 2: deer stands in the middle of ten degree weather, and
Speaker 2: has fished across Minnesota's ten thousand lakes. My oh my,
Speaker 2: the qualifications are endless, my friends. He's stood in deer stands,
Speaker 2: in cold weather, and he has fished across Minnesota's ten
Speaker 2: thousand lakes. I mean, I don't know what else to
Speaker 2: tell you. You should that's all we need to know. Fishermen,
Speaker 2: camo hat hunts, coaches high school football. How pathetic is that?
Speaker 2: How pathetic is this? When you get down to it.
Speaker 2: I gotta take a break. My friends, sit tight back
Speaker 2: in just a minute. Walk back, my friends. Oz is
Speaker 2: lit in the studio here today. She is fired up,
Speaker 2: fired up the way. Well, she says, well, she's right.
Speaker 2: They think we're stupid. They think that we're stupid. They
Speaker 2: think the only thing that matters is to have a
Speaker 2: candidate who can somehow relate to us. Now, I want
Speaker 2: to be clear. I mean there's something that when you
Speaker 2: think about the perfect representative or the perfect president, you
Speaker 2: want someone that can understand the challenges that you face.
Speaker 2: But you don't want someone who just understands the challenges
Speaker 2: you face, at least you shouldn't, and then who presents
Speaker 2: exactly the wrong solution for those problems and challenges. I mean,
Speaker 2: we've got people, We've got friends. Oz's father, my father
Speaker 2: in law, was a fisher. I guess he was qualified
Speaker 2: to be president. Of the United States. I'll tell you this,
Speaker 2: I would have voted for him before I voted for
Speaker 2: Tim Walls, at least our father in law. My father
Speaker 2: in law was principled and conservative and loved this country
Speaker 2: and wasn't woke. So but this has nothing to do
Speaker 2: with any anything of relevance. But yet to some people
Speaker 2: it is all that matters. This is the result of
Speaker 2: having this crap just pounded into our psyche, into our
Speaker 2: subconscious NonStop. It's why I talk about the seven pillars
Speaker 2: of propaganda. It is insidious. It is everywhere that we look,
Speaker 2: my friends, the drip drip of identity politics, of superficial politics,
Speaker 2: of the morally bankrupt worldview of the radical left. It
Speaker 2: is a NonStop thing. It happened. It comes to us
Speaker 2: through the media. It comes to us through the government.
Speaker 2: It comes to us through science, to us through big tech.
Speaker 2: It comes to us through woke business. It comes to
Speaker 2: us through academia, It comes to us all over the
Speaker 2: place through entertainment. These people are gaslighting deceivers. This article
Speaker 2: is dumb and stupid, and unfortunately it is how a
Speaker 2: certain percentage of Americans will make their decision. In fact,
Speaker 2: I wanted to tell you. I got my list of
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Speaker 2: you during the program, and the one on top right
Speaker 2: now is He'll billystronggear dot Com. He'll Billy Strong gear
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Speaker 2: a couple of their Camo hats. They've got koozies. I
Speaker 2: think the koozies might be Camo as well. They have
Speaker 2: a variety of products, their conservative messages on their products,
Speaker 2: messages that the average conservative would be able to wear
Speaker 2: without blushing. Some of these things you got to be
Speaker 2: pretty bold to wear. That's not the case here. You
Speaker 2: just have to believe in these principles and their quality,
Speaker 2: quality products. I love the shirts, I love the messaging.
Speaker 2: But the way that they describe Tim Walls, it sounds
Speaker 2: like Tim Walls was the founder of our partners at
Speaker 2: hillbillystronggear dot Com. That's not the case. That's not the
Speaker 2: case at all. In fact, gotten to know the founder
Speaker 2: a little bit, I think he would be a little,
Speaker 2: actually a lot a lot perturbed at the idea that
Speaker 2: Tim Walls is being kind of just tossed into the
Speaker 2: mix of the mix of our conservative demographic. Like he's
Speaker 2: just one of us, one of the guys. Hillbilly Strong
Speaker 2: Gear actually stands for principles that are not just about
Speaker 2: the identity of the person wearing the hat. It's about
Speaker 2: the idea, it's about the principle, it's about the concept.
Speaker 2: Check it out. By the way, hillbillystronggear dot com. That's
Speaker 2: the website. He'll Billy strong gear dot com. Check out
Speaker 2: the products. And it's not I mean it's not owned
Speaker 2: by Tim Walls. Again, the way that they present this
Speaker 2: guy in the news, He's out there just this principal
Speaker 2: concernvative who's got this uh, you know, just doing what
Speaker 2: conservative people do. No, not the case. This is a
Speaker 2: principled company that's not going to sell its soul to
Speaker 2: try to win a nomination. He'llbillistrong gear dot com. Here's
Speaker 2: who Tim Walls really is. By the way, Tim Walls is,
Speaker 2: this is a longer piece put together by hi Go
Speaker 2: news Hygo. It's all capitals. I don't know if I
Speaker 2: pronounce it as hi go or if it's just h
Speaker 2: y g O. But nonetheless, this is something in our
Speaker 2: stack of stuff as well. I've pulled this from the
Speaker 2: It's actually from TikTok. This is a montage of things
Speaker 2: that Tim Walls has said on video. I think his
Speaker 2: wife's on here. There's there's a variety of things. The
Speaker 2: volume is gonna go up and down. I'm gonna do
Speaker 2: my best to kind of talk about this. I might
Speaker 2: stop it in points, but it's not this is this
Speaker 2: is not the Tim Walls that they want you to know.
Speaker 2: In fact, they want you to think of Tim Walls
Speaker 2: as just the you know, the the dad that you
Speaker 2: lost to Fox News for the if you're a liberal.
Speaker 2: They want you to think of the guy this guy
Speaker 2: as if you're a hunter, if you're a fisherman. This
Speaker 2: is just a guy you'd go on a fishing trip with.
Speaker 2: So why not vote him to be president of the
Speaker 2: United States. The craziness of this, folks. We all have friends.
Speaker 2: For those of you who are owned, who own businesses,
Speaker 2: or who hire people, you have friends, people that you
Speaker 2: love dearly. You might go on family vacations with them.
Speaker 2: You might go hunting and fishing, or watch a football game.
Speaker 2: You might have them and their kids over or whatever. Right,
Speaker 2: you might be very close, but there's no way in
Speaker 2: the million years you're hiring them to do a job
Speaker 2: for you, because that's not you know what their strengths
Speaker 2: and weaknesses are. It's the same thing here. It's the
Speaker 2: same thing here. They're trying to conflate this. They're trying
Speaker 2: to capture some of the magic from Obama back in
Speaker 2: two thousand and eight by combining the race and ethnicity
Speaker 2: and gender of Kamala Harris and the personality, the likability
Speaker 2: that the connectibility that Tim Walls supposedly has. I don't
Speaker 2: even even know if he has it yet. They're just
Speaker 2: telling me that he has it, that charisma to connect
Speaker 2: this and to make this more like the Hope and
Speaker 2: Change campaign of two thousand and eight, which again they
Speaker 2: cannot replicate with Kamala, they could not replicate with Joe Biden,
Speaker 2: and they're trying to replicate it here with Tim Walls.
Speaker 2: So I just want you to listen a bit to
Speaker 2: who Tim Walls is in his own words.
Speaker 4: He can get out there, reach out, make the case,
Speaker 4: and for one thing, don't ever shy away with mark
Speaker 4: progressive values. One person's socialism is another.
Speaker 1: Person I pause it at the wrong part neighborliness.
Speaker 2: So let me he said, one person's socialism is another
Speaker 2: person's neighborliness, which is fascinating because socialism and neighborliness are
Speaker 2: not the same thing at all. In fact, socialism is
Speaker 2: something that says the government should do and not the
Speaker 2: neighbor see free market capitalism. A free society says the
Speaker 2: neighbor should be involved. The neighbors should be there to help,
Speaker 2: the local nonprofit should be there to help. The church
Speaker 2: should be there to help. See Socialism says no, no, no, no no,
Speaker 2: we're gonna come in and we're going to help. You're
Speaker 2: gonna pay tax dollars. The neighbor doesn't need to do anything.
Speaker 2: The neighbor can sit there on as duff give us
Speaker 2: tax dollars that we're gonna waste and that we're gonna
Speaker 2: tell you next year isn't enough to run our operations,
Speaker 2: and we'll do the actual dirty work we'll do. We'll
Speaker 2: do the things that are necessary to well further the
Speaker 2: leftist agenda. Neighborliness and socialism are not the same thing.
Speaker 2: In fact, I would maintain that they are diametrically opposed
Speaker 2: to one another. One is where a person uses his
Speaker 2: or her free will to decide to get involved in
Speaker 2: to be a neighbor. The other is when a government
Speaker 2: comes in and forces people to pay taxes, and then
Speaker 2: the government, by virtue of saying we're going to solve
Speaker 2: this problem for you, we're the answer to the problem,
Speaker 2: is going to then insert themselves as a neighbor, thereby
Speaker 2: bypassing the neighbor's ability to truly be an here. That's
Speaker 2: just one example. Here's Tim Walls. I'll try it to
Speaker 2: stop it after everyone, but you know it's not always
Speaker 2: easy for me. Here we go, here's Tim Walls again.
Speaker 3: It's done.
Speaker 1: A packed room at the Saint Paul Armory erupted after
Speaker 1: the governor's signature made driver's license for all the law
Speaker 1: of the land.
Speaker 4: I would say, those first days, you know, when there
Speaker 4: were riots, I could smell the burning tires.
Speaker 2: After the George Floyd writes, and that was that was
Speaker 2: a very real thing.
Speaker 3: And I kept the windows open for as long as
Speaker 3: I could because I felt like that was such a
Speaker 3: touchstone of what was what was happening.
Speaker 2: So those last two soundbites, one of them was Tim
Speaker 2: Walls signing into law the right of illegal immigrants to
Speaker 2: get a driver's license in Minnesota. The second one is
Speaker 2: his wife, the first Lady of Minnesota, saying that when
Speaker 2: the George Floyd BLM riots were happening in Minneapolis, by
Speaker 2: the way, as they were burning the city to the ground,
Speaker 2: mostly peaceful, mostly peaceful protests, as there were fires engulfing
Speaker 2: the area as they were burning tires, and a mostly
Speaker 2: peaceful protest. Again, these things are not reconcilable, but nonetheless,
Speaker 2: that's what they tell us. She said she wanted to
Speaker 2: keep the windows open to smell the burning tires, just
Speaker 2: as a touchstone, as as just to let it sink in,
Speaker 2: let it sink in. I guess you know how just
Speaker 2: how much she was to blame. I don't know. She
Speaker 2: just needed to smell the burning rubber. It wasn't bothered
Speaker 2: by the riots, none of that stuff. In fact, kept
Speaker 2: the windows open to remind herself of what was you know,
Speaker 2: what had happened in the case of George Floyd. There's more.
Speaker 2: This is a long clip.
Speaker 4: Yes for office on the president half three and a half,
Speaker 4: three and a half years of delivering for us, going
Speaker 4: through what we've all been through. None of us are
Speaker 4: denying Thursday night was a bad performance. It was a
Speaker 4: bad uh, it was a bad kit if you on that.
Speaker 4: But it doesn't impact what I believe he's delivering and having.
Speaker 2: A chance every day. How many chances do you.
Speaker 3: Get talking about criminals having My answer to that is
Speaker 3: as many chances as you need, which doesn't really please those.
Speaker 4: Law and order people.
Speaker 2: Please, I gotta take a break. Doesn't really please the
Speaker 2: law and order people. Just continually give someone a chance,
Speaker 2: they break the law, they hurt someone, maybe kill someone,
Speaker 2: give them more chances. Doesn't please the law and order people.
Speaker 2: But hey, we're woke leftists and that's what our supporters
Speaker 2: demand that we believe. Folcus is a woke radical family,
Speaker 2: radically insane. And the more the time goes by, the
Speaker 2: more this is going to be obvious to everyone who
Speaker 2: pays attention. Truly woke and radical. Gotta take a break
Speaker 2: in on my friends, Sit tight, you're listening here to
Speaker 2: conservative not better talk on your host, Tod Huff back
Speaker 2: in just a minute, come back to my friends. Tim
Speaker 2: Walls is a radical, woke leftist. This is the wokest
Speaker 2: ticket in American history. Kamala Harris, Tim Walls. This will
Speaker 2: be known by more and more people as the dust
Speaker 2: settles here, as the excitement begins to wane. This is
Speaker 2: going to prove to be I believe a strategically disastrous
Speaker 2: choice made by Kamala Harris. But we'll see. This is
Speaker 2: what by remember Obama is helping to run this campaign.
Speaker 2: I think that they think they can capture some of
Speaker 2: the magic somehow. It's a stretch of the imagination, but
Speaker 2: it might be the only chance that they've got. So
Speaker 2: I know for some of you, listen to this and
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Speaker 2: bit more of this montage of clips of Tim Walls
Speaker 2: and his wife talking well, I guess, engaging in a
Speaker 2: contest as to who is the wokest among them. But
Speaker 2: this is again, I got this on the website if
Speaker 2: you want to watch this. This is unbelieve. Here's more
Speaker 2: to this.
Speaker 4: The president and he's great, we were talking, we're chatting
Speaker 4: and all this, and I think, you know, we all
Speaker 4: get a little older folks are able to do this.
Speaker 4: So I think this little bit of agism that goes
Speaker 4: to this, If it's not that would be something else.
Speaker 4: They attack all of us on something. This is part
Speaker 4: of it. The time, the murder of George Floyd shocked
Speaker 4: not just Minnesota northern nation, it shocked the world, and
Speaker 4: the civil unrest that ensued from that was probably some
Speaker 4: of the greatest that we've seen, both in this nation
Speaker 4: and globally. And kidding me, that operation involved being dozens
Speaker 4: of local county and then the state, involving multiple states
Speaker 4: in the region, and involving the federal government, had to
Speaker 4: be assembled, had to be coordinated, and had to make
Speaker 4: sure that we brought order back. I'll be the first
Speaker 4: to tell you that's terrifying for Minnesotans. In those days,
Speaker 4: nothing like this had been seen before at the level
Speaker 4: of violence. After the murder of George Floyd, I think again,
Speaker 4: looking there'll be stories written and this will be written
Speaker 4: about for quite some time. I'm proud of Minnesota's response.
Speaker 4: I'm proud of Minnesota's first society that does not put
Speaker 4: equity and inclusion at the center of it is certainly
Speaker 4: going to eventually come to the places where we're at.
Speaker 4: This is a moment of inflection. It's a moment of
Speaker 4: real change. It's a moment that those folks who are
Speaker 4: out there demanding this are not going to take a
Speaker 4: commission or a report. They're going to want fundamental change.
Speaker 4: And that is what I think. That's one of the
Speaker 4: exciting things. In the midst of all this, you can
Speaker 4: feel a sense of optimy side.
Speaker 2: Should Minnesota be a sanctuary state?
Speaker 4: If the definition of that is that the federal government
Speaker 4: enforces immigration law and local law enforcement enforces local law,
Speaker 4: then yes.
Speaker 2: Should cities be allowed to be sanctuary cities?
Speaker 4: Yes, local control. But we can get out there, we get.
Speaker 2: The idea, right. This guy is a woke woke candidate.
Speaker 2: I don't care if he's a hunter. I don't care
Speaker 2: if he's a fisherman. I don't care if he coaches
Speaker 2: high school football. I don't care about any of that.
Speaker 2: His ideas are dangerous. Here's a couple of other just
Speaker 2: I got not much time left, but just some headlines
Speaker 2: that you can find in the stack of stuff. Tim
Speaker 2: Walls wanted to close Club Gitmo Guantanamo Bay, and he
Speaker 2: wanted the terrorists to be housed, those that were in
Speaker 2: Club Gittmo to be housed in the United States. That
Speaker 2: seems nice. They of course, Tim Walls helped fuel the
Speaker 2: mostly expensive riots in American history. He let that happen
Speaker 2: in the city of Minneapolis. Also, I've got an article
Speaker 2: in the stack of stuff where he told he says,
Speaker 2: he told, he says, he told Nancy Pelosi that he
Speaker 2: is so pro choice that Nancy Pelosi asked him to
Speaker 2: tone it down. So there's a lot we've got. We've
Speaker 2: got this how he's been exposed for selectively and omitting
Speaker 2: facts and things regarding his military career. There's lots of
Speaker 2: problems here, my friends, but they don't want to talk
Speaker 2: about that. They just want to talk about how this
Speaker 2: guy is just like your dad and you should vote
Speaker 2: for him because of that. Got to go, my friends
Speaker 2: don't fall for it, SDG