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Speaker 2: I really can't like think about Kamala like she doesn't
Speaker 2: have a teleprompter to read off of. This is going
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Speaker 3: I'm excited to let's.
Speaker 2: All right, so now we have it funny enough, it's
Speaker 2: actually being aired live on Disney Plush. So how about that.
Speaker 4: The propaganda has already started. We haven't even started the
Speaker 4: fucking debate.
Speaker 2: That's amazing to the Churans. They want everybody to watch
Speaker 2: this shit.
Speaker 1: Of course, of course, so.
Speaker 2: Let's see how insane this is going.
Speaker 5: For amazing, it's too expensive, far too many people.
Speaker 6: We know that young families need support to raise their children,
Speaker 6: and I intend on extending a tax cut for those
Speaker 6: families of six thousand dollars, which is the largest child
Speaker 6: tax credit that we have given in a long time,
Speaker 6: so that those young families can afford to buy a crib,
Speaker 6: buy a car seat, buy clothes for their children. My passion,
Speaker 6: one of them is small businesses. I was actually my
Speaker 6: mother raised my sister and me, but there was a
Speaker 6: woman who helped raise us. We call her our second mother.
Speaker 6: She was a small business owner. I love our small businesses.
Speaker 3: I refreshing it.
Speaker 2: All right, Yeah, let me refresh that because for some
Speaker 2: reason we're not getting video on here.
Speaker 6: Before, which is to provide a tax cut for billionaires
Speaker 6: and big corporations, which will result in fun.
Speaker 2: That's all right, I have a backup. There we go,
Speaker 2: or do I I thought I did. Sorry, this is
Speaker 2: a little embarrassing. It's like not getting it up in time,
Speaker 2: you know.
Speaker 3: No, no, no, we won't figure it out. We won't
Speaker 3: figure it out.
Speaker 4: And I mean, I can't believe Disney Plus is having
Speaker 4: a fucking a little bit of an issue on that.
Speaker 2: Oh, here we go.
Speaker 6: She was a small business owner. I love our small businesses.
Speaker 6: My plan is to give a fifty thousand dollars tax
Speaker 6: deduction to start up small businesses, knowing they are part
Speaker 6: of the backbone of America's economy. My opponent, on the
Speaker 6: other hand, his plan is to do what he has
Speaker 6: done before, which is to provide a tax cut for
Speaker 6: billionaires and big corporations, which will result in five trillion
Speaker 6: dollars to America's deficit. My opponent has a plan that
Speaker 6: I call the Trump's sales Tax, which would be a
Speaker 6: twenty percent tax on everyday goods that you rely on
Speaker 6: to get through the month. Economists have said that that
Speaker 6: Trump sales tax would actually result for middle class families
Speaker 6: in about four thousand dollars more a year because of
Speaker 6: his policies and his ideas about what should be the
Speaker 6: backs of middle class people paying for tax cuts for billionaires.
Speaker 1: President Trump will give you two minutes.
Speaker 7: First of all, I have no sales tax. That's an
Speaker 7: incorrect statement. She knows that we're doing tariffs in other countries.
Speaker 7: Other countries are going to finally, after seventy five years,
Speaker 7: pay us back for all that we've done for the world,
Speaker 7: and the tariff will be substantial. In some cases. I
Speaker 7: took in billions and billions of dollars, as you know,
Speaker 7: from China. In fact, they never took the tariff off
Speaker 7: because there was so much money. They can't. They would
Speaker 7: totally destroy everything that they've set out to do. They're
Speaker 7: taken in billions of dollars from China and other places.
Speaker 7: They've left the tariffs on. When I had it, I
Speaker 7: had tariffs, and yet I had no inflation. Look, we've
Speaker 7: had a terrible economy because inflation has which is really
Speaker 7: known as a country buster. It breaks up countries. We
Speaker 7: have inflation like very few people have ever seen before,
Speaker 7: probably the worst in our nation's history. We were at
Speaker 7: twenty one percent. But that's being generous because many things
Speaker 7: are fifty sixty, seventy and eighty percent higher than they
Speaker 7: were just a few years ago. This has been a
Speaker 7: disaster for people, for the middle class, but for every class.
Speaker 7: On top of that, we have millions of people pouring
Speaker 7: into our country from prisons and jails, from mental institutions
Speaker 7: and insane asylums, and they're coming in and they're taking
Speaker 7: jobs that are occupied right now by African Americans and Hispanics,
Speaker 7: and also unions. Unions are going to be affected very soon.
Speaker 7: And you see what's happening. You see what's happening with
Speaker 7: towns throughout the United States. You look at Springfield, Ohio,
Speaker 7: you look at Aurora in Colorado. They are taking over
Speaker 7: the towns, they're taking over buildings, they're going in violently.
Speaker 7: These are the people that She and Biden led into
Speaker 7: our country, and they're destroying our country. They're dangerous, They're
Speaker 7: at the highest level of criminality, and we have to
Speaker 7: get them out. We have to get them out fast.
Speaker 7: I created one of the greatest economies in the history
Speaker 7: of our country.
Speaker 8: I'll do it again and even better.
Speaker 9: We are going to get to immigration and border security
Speaker 9: during this debate. But I would like to let Vice
Speaker 9: President Harris respond on the economy.
Speaker 10: Here well, I.
Speaker 5: Would love to.
Speaker 6: Let's talk about what Donald Trump left us. Donald Trump
Speaker 6: left us the worst unemployment since the Great Depression. Donald
Speaker 6: Trump left us the worst public health epidemic in a century.
Speaker 6: Donald Trump left us the worst attack on our democracy
Speaker 6: since the Civil War. And what we have done is
Speaker 6: clean up Donald Trump's mess. What we have done and
Speaker 6: what I intend to do is build on what we
Speaker 6: know are the aspirations and the hopes of the American people.
Speaker 6: But I'm going to tell you all on this debate tonight,
Speaker 6: you're going to hear from the same old tired playbook,
Speaker 6: a bunch of lies.
Speaker 5: Grievances, and name calling.
Speaker 6: What you're going to hear tonight is a detailed and
Speaker 6: dangerous plan called Project twenty twenty five that the former
Speaker 6: president intends on implementing if he were elected to gain
Speaker 6: I believe very strongly that the American people want a
Speaker 6: president who understands the importance of bringing us together, knowing
Speaker 6: we have so much more in common than what separates us.
Speaker 6: And I pledge you to be a president for all Americans.
Speaker 1: President Trump, will give you a minute here to respond.
Speaker 7: Number One, I have nothing to do, as you know,
Speaker 7: and as she knows, better than anyone. I have nothing
Speaker 7: to do with Project twenty twenty five. That's out there.
Speaker 7: I haven't read it. I don't want to read it purposely.
Speaker 7: I'm not going to read it. This was a group
Speaker 7: of people that got together. They came up with some ideas.
Speaker 7: I guess some good, some bad, But it makes no difference.
Speaker 7: I have nothing to do. Everybody knows I'm an open book.
Speaker 7: Everybody knows what I'm going to do, cut taxes very
Speaker 7: substantially and create a great economy like I did before.
Speaker 7: We had the greatest economy. We got hit with a pandemic,
Speaker 7: and the pandemic was not since nineteen seventeen, where one
Speaker 7: hundred million people died, has there been anything like it.
Speaker 8: We did a phenomenal job with a pandemic.
Speaker 7: We handed them over a country where the economy and
Speaker 7: where the stock market was higher than it was before
Speaker 7: the pandemic came in. Nobody's ever seen anything like it.
Speaker 7: We made ventilators for the entire world. We got gowns,
Speaker 7: we got masks. We did things that nobody thought possible.
Speaker 7: And people give me credit for rebuilding the military. They
Speaker 7: give me credit for a lot of things, but not
Speaker 7: enough credit for the great job we did with the pandemic,
Speaker 7: but the only jobs they got were bounced back jobs.
Speaker 7: These were jobs bounced back, and it bounced back and
Speaker 7: it went to their benefit. But I was the one
Speaker 7: that created them. They know it, and so does everybody else.
Speaker 1: Vice President Harris E. Laier's won.
Speaker 6: So Donald Trump has no plan for you. And when
Speaker 6: you look at his economic plan, it's all about tax
Speaker 6: breaks for the richest people. I am offering what I
Speaker 6: describe as an opportunity economy, and the best economists in
Speaker 6: our country, if not the world, have reviewed our relative
Speaker 6: plans for the future of America. What Goldman's Acts has
Speaker 6: said is that Donald Trump's plan would make the economy worse.
Speaker 5: Mine would strengthen the economy. What the Wharton.
Speaker 6: School has said is Donald Trump's plan would actually explode
Speaker 6: the deficit.
Speaker 5: Sixteen Nobel laureates have.
Speaker 6: Described his economic plan as something that would increase inflation
Speaker 6: and by the middle of next year, would invite a recession.
Speaker 5: You just have to look at where we are and where.
Speaker 6: We stand on the issues, and I'd invite you to
Speaker 6: know that Donald Trump actually has no plan for you,
Speaker 6: because he is more interested in defending himself than he
Speaker 6: is in looking out for you.
Speaker 7: That's just a think you really have to say. I
Speaker 7: went to the Wharton School of Finance, and many of
Speaker 7: those professors, the top professors, think.
Speaker 8: My plan is a brilliant plan. It's a great plan.
Speaker 7: It's a plan that's going to bring up our worth,
Speaker 7: our value as a country. It's going to make people
Speaker 7: want to be able to go and work and create
Speaker 7: jobs and create a lot of good, solid money for
Speaker 7: our country. And just to finish off, she doesn't have
Speaker 7: a plan. She copied Biden's plan and it's like four
Speaker 7: sentences like run, spot run, four sentences that are just, oh,
Speaker 7: we'll try and lower taxes. She doesn't have a plan.
Speaker 7: Take a look at her plan. She doesn't have a plan.
Speaker 9: Mister President, I do want to drill down on something
Speaker 9: you both brought up. The Vice President brought up your tariffs.
Speaker 9: You responded, and let's drill down on this because your
Speaker 9: plan is what she calls is essentially a national sales tax.
Speaker 9: Your proposal calls for tariffs, as you pointed out here,
Speaker 9: on foreign imports across the board. You recently said that
Speaker 9: you might double your plan, imposing tariffs up to twenty percent,
Speaker 9: and on goods coming into this country. As you know,
Speaker 9: many economists say that with tariffs at that level, costs
Speaker 9: are then passed on to the consumer. Vice President Harris
Speaker 9: has argued it'll mean higher prices on gas, food, clothing, medication,
Speaker 9: arguing it costs the typical family nearly four thousand dollars
Speaker 9: a year. Do you believe Americans can afford higher prices
Speaker 9: because of teriffs.
Speaker 7: They're not going to have higher prices. What's going to
Speaker 7: have and who's going to have higher prices is China
Speaker 7: and all of the countries that have been ripping us
Speaker 7: off for years. I charge I was the only president
Speaker 7: ever China was paying US hundreds of billions of dollars,
Speaker 7: and so were other countries. And you know, if she
Speaker 7: doesn't like them, they should have gone out and they
Speaker 7: should have immediately cut the terriffs. But those tariffs are
Speaker 7: there three and a half years now under their administration,
Speaker 7: we are going to take in billions of dollars, hundreds
Speaker 7: of billions of dollars. I had no inflation, virtually no inflation.
Speaker 7: They had the highest inflation perhaps in the history of
Speaker 7: our country. Because I've never seen a worse period of time.
Speaker 7: People can't go out of by serurial or bacon or
Speaker 7: eggs or anything else. The people of our country are
Speaker 7: absolutely dying with what they've done. They've destroyed the economy.
Speaker 7: And all you have to do is look at a Paul.
Speaker 7: The polls say eighty and eighty five and even ninety
Speaker 7: percent that the Trump economy was great, that their economy
Speaker 7: was terrible.
Speaker 9: Vice President Harris, I do want to ask for your response.
Speaker 9: And you heard what the President said there, because the
Speaker 9: Biden administration did keep a number of the Trump tariffs
Speaker 9: in place. So how do you respond, Well.
Speaker 6: Let's be clear that the Trump administration resulted in a
Speaker 6: trade deficit, one of the highest we've ever seen in
Speaker 6: the history of America. He invited trade wars. You want
Speaker 6: to talk about his deal with China. What he ended
Speaker 6: up doing is under Donald Trump's presidency, he ended up
Speaker 6: selling American chips to China to help them.
Speaker 5: Improve and modernize their military.
Speaker 6: Basically sold us out when a policy about China should
Speaker 6: be in making sure the United States of America wins
Speaker 6: the competition for the twenty first century, which means focusing
Speaker 6: on the details of what that requires, focusing on relationships
Speaker 6: with our allies, focusing on investing in American based technology
Speaker 6: so that we win the race on AI, on quantum computing,
Speaker 6: focusing on what we need to do to support America's
Speaker 6: workforce so that we don't end up on the short
Speaker 6: end of the stick in terms of workers' rights. But
Speaker 6: what Donald Trump did, let's talk about this with COVID,
Speaker 6: is he actually thinked President She for what he did
Speaker 6: during COVID. Look at his tweet, thank you President She
Speaker 6: exclamation point when we know that she was responsible for
Speaker 6: lacking and not giving us transparency about the origins of COVID.
Speaker 1: President Trumbullet, you responsed.
Speaker 7: Of all, they bought the chips from Taiwan. We hardly
Speaker 7: make chips anymore because of philosophies like they have and
Speaker 7: policies like going to my philosophy. In fact, I was
Speaker 7: going to send her a maga hat. She's gone to
Speaker 7: my philosophy. But if she ever got elected, she changed it,
Speaker 7: and it will be the end of our country. She's
Speaker 7: a Marxist. Everybody knows she's a Marxist. Her father's a
Speaker 7: Marxist professor in economics, and he taught her well. But
Speaker 7: when you look at what she's done to our country
Speaker 7: and when you look at these millions and millions of
Speaker 7: people that are pouring into our country monthly, where it's
Speaker 7: I believe twenty one million people, not the fifteen that
Speaker 7: people say, and I think it's a lot higher than
Speaker 7: the twenty one that's bigger than New York State pouring in.
Speaker 7: And just look at what they're doing to our country.
Speaker 7: They are criminals. Many of these people coming in are criminals.
Speaker 7: And that's bad for our economy too. You know you
Speaker 7: mentioned before we'll talk about immigration later. Well, bad immigration
Speaker 7: is the worst thing that can.
Speaker 8: Happen to our economy.
Speaker 7: They have and she has destroyed our country with policy
Speaker 7: that's insane, almost policy that you say they have to
Speaker 7: hate our.
Speaker 1: Country, President Trump, Thank you, Lindsey.
Speaker 11: I want to turn to the issue of abortion. President Trump,
Speaker 11: you've often talented that you were able to kill Roe V.
Speaker 5: Wade.
Speaker 12: Last year, you said.
Speaker 11: That you were proud to be the most pro life
Speaker 11: president in American history. Then last month you said that
Speaker 11: your administration would be great for women and their reproductive
Speaker 11: rights in your home.
Speaker 12: State of Florida.
Speaker 11: You surprised many with regard to your six week abortion
Speaker 11: ban because you initially had said that it was too
Speaker 11: short and you said, quote, I'm going to be voting
Speaker 11: that we need more than six weeks. But then the
Speaker 11: very next day your reverse course.
Speaker 12: And said you would vote to support the six week ban.
Speaker 11: Vice President Harris says that women shouldn't trust you on
Speaker 11: the issue of abortion because you've changed your position so
Speaker 11: many times.
Speaker 12: Therefore, why should they trust.
Speaker 7: Well, the reason I'm doing that vote is because the
Speaker 7: plan is, as you know, the vote is they.
Speaker 8: Have abortion in the ninth month.
Speaker 7: They even have and you can look at the governor
Speaker 7: of West Virginia, the previous governor of West Virginia.
Speaker 8: Not the current.
Speaker 7: Governors doing an excellent job, but the governor before he said,
Speaker 7: the baby will be born and we will decide what
Speaker 7: to do with the baby. In other words, we'll execute
Speaker 7: the baby. And that's why I did that, because that
Speaker 7: predominates because they're radical. The Democrats are radical in that.
Speaker 7: And her vice presidential pick, which I think was a
Speaker 7: horrible pick by the way, for our country because he
Speaker 7: is really out of it. But her vice presidential pick
Speaker 7: says abortion in the ninth month is absolutely fine. He
Speaker 7: also says execution after birth, it's an execution, no longer
Speaker 7: abortion because the baby is born is okay, and that's
Speaker 7: not okay with me, hence the vote. But what I
Speaker 7: did is something. For fifty two years, they've been trying
Speaker 7: to get Roe v. Wade into the states, and through
Speaker 7: the genius and heart and strength of six Supreme Court justices.
Speaker 8: We were able to do that.
Speaker 7: Now. I believe in the exceptions for rape, incest and
Speaker 7: life of the mother. I believe strongly, and it Ronald
Speaker 7: Reagan did also. Eighty five percent of Republicans do exceptions
Speaker 7: very important. But we were able to get it, and
Speaker 7: now states are voting on it, and for the first time,
Speaker 7: you're going to see, Look, this is an issue that's
Speaker 7: torn our country apart for fifty two years.
Speaker 8: Every legal scholar, every.
Speaker 7: Democrat, every Republican, liberal, conservative, they all wanted this issue
Speaker 7: to be brought back to the states where the people
Speaker 7: could vote.
Speaker 8: And that's what happened.
Speaker 7: Happened now Ohio the vote with somewhat liberal Kansas the
Speaker 7: vote was somewhat liberal, much more liberal than people would
Speaker 7: have thought. But each individual state is voting. It's the
Speaker 7: vote of the people now, it's not tied up in
Speaker 7: the federal government. I did a great service in doing it.
Speaker 7: It took courage to do it, and the Supreme Court
Speaker 7: had great courage in doing it. And I give tremendous
Speaker 7: credit to those six justices.
Speaker 11: There is no state in this country where it is
Speaker 11: legal to kill a baby after it's born. Man and
Speaker 11: Vice President want to get your response to President Trump, Well,
Speaker 11: as I.
Speaker 5: Said, you're going to hear a bunch of lies.
Speaker 6: And that's not actually a surprising fact through the Let's
Speaker 6: understand how we guess you said that that Donald Trump
Speaker 6: ails hand selected three members of the United States Supreme Court,
Speaker 6: but the intention that they would undo the protections of
Speaker 6: Roe v. Wade, and they did exactly as he intended.
Speaker 6: And now in over twenty states there are Trump abortion
Speaker 6: bands which make it criminal for a doctor or nurse
Speaker 6: to provide health care. In one state it provides prison
Speaker 6: for life. Trump abortion bands that make no exception even
Speaker 6: for rape and incest, which understand what that means. A
Speaker 6: survivor of a crime a violation to their body does
Speaker 6: not have the right to make a decision about what
Speaker 6: happens to their body next.
Speaker 5: That is immoral.
Speaker 6: And one does not have to abandon their faith or
Speaker 6: deeply held beliefs to agree the government and Donald Trump
Speaker 6: certainly should not be telling a woman what to do
Speaker 6: with her body. I have talked with women around our country.
Speaker 6: You want to talk about. This is what people wanted.
Speaker 6: Pregnant women who want to carry a pregnancy to term,
Speaker 6: suffering from a miscarriage, being denied care in an emergency
Speaker 6: room because the healthcare providers are.
Speaker 5: Afraid they might go to jail.
Speaker 6: And she's bleeding out in a car in the parking lot.
Speaker 6: She didn't want that, Her husband didn't want that.
Speaker 5: A twelve or thirteen year old survivor.
Speaker 6: Of incest being forced to carry a pregnancy to term.
Speaker 5: They don't want that.
Speaker 6: And I pledge to you, when Congress passes a bill
Speaker 6: to put back in place the protections of Roe V.
Speaker 6: Wade as president of the United States, I will proudly
Speaker 6: sign it in to law. But understand, if Donald Trump
Speaker 6: were to be reelected, he will sign a national Abortion band.
Speaker 6: Understand in his Project twenty twenty five, there would be
Speaker 6: a national abortion a monitor that would be monitoring your pregnancies,
Speaker 6: your miscarriages.
Speaker 5: I think the American people.
Speaker 6: Believe that certain freedoms, in particular the freedom to make
Speaker 6: decisions about one's own body, should not be made by
Speaker 6: the government.
Speaker 12: Thank you, Vice President Harris.
Speaker 7: Well, there she goes again. It's a lie. I'm not
Speaker 7: signing a ban, and there's no reason to sign a
Speaker 7: band because we've gotten what everybody wanted, Democrats, Republicans and
Speaker 7: everybody else, and every legal scholar wanted it to be
Speaker 7: brought back into the States.
Speaker 8: And the states are voting.
Speaker 7: And it may take a little time, but for fifty
Speaker 7: two years, this issue has torn our country apart, and
Speaker 7: they've wanted it back in the States, and I did
Speaker 7: something that nobody thought was possible. The states are now voting.
Speaker 7: What she says is an absolute lie. And as far
Speaker 7: as the abortion band, no, I'm not a favor of
Speaker 7: abortion ban, but it doesn't matter because this issue has
Speaker 7: now been taken over by the states.
Speaker 12: Would you veto a national abortion band if it have to?
Speaker 7: Because again two things. Number one, she said she'll go
Speaker 7: back to Congress.
Speaker 8: She'll never get the vote.
Speaker 7: It's impossible for her to get the vote, especially now
Speaker 7: with the fifty to fifty and essentially fifty to fifty
Speaker 7: in both Senate and the House. She's not going to
Speaker 7: get the vote. She can't get the vote. She won't
Speaker 7: even come close to it, So it's just talk. You
Speaker 7: know what. It reminds me of when they said they're
Speaker 7: going to get student loans terminated and it ended up
Speaker 7: being a total catastrophe the student loans. And then her
Speaker 7: I think probably her boss, if you call him a boss.
Speaker 7: He spends all the time on the beach. But look,
Speaker 7: her boss went out and said we'll do it again,
Speaker 7: We'll do it a different way. Got rejected again by
Speaker 7: the Supreme Court. So all these students got taunted with
Speaker 7: this whole thing, about this whole idea, and how unfair
Speaker 7: that would have been part of the reason they lost.
Speaker 7: To the millions and millions of people that had to
Speaker 7: pay off their student loans, they didn't get it for free,
Speaker 7: but they were saying it's the same way that they
Speaker 7: talked about that.
Speaker 6: Of course, when it gets strangers to go and get
Speaker 6: the healthcare she needs, barely can afford to do it,
Speaker 6: and what you are putting her through is unconscionable. And
Speaker 6: the people of America have not. The majority of Americans
Speaker 6: believe in a woman's right to make decisions about her
Speaker 6: own body. And that is why in every state where
Speaker 6: this issue has been on the ballot, in red and
Speaker 6: Blue States. Both the people of America have voted for freedom.
Speaker 7: Vice President, excuse me, I have to respond another lie.
Speaker 7: It's another lie. I have been a leader on IVF,
Speaker 7: which is fertilization, the IVF.
Speaker 8: I have been a leader.
Speaker 7: In fact, when they got a very negative decision on
Speaker 7: IVF from the Alabama courts, I saw the people of
Speaker 7: Alabama and the legislature two days later voted it in.
Speaker 8: I've been a leader.
Speaker 7: They know that, and everybody else knows that I have
Speaker 7: been a leader on fertilization IVF and the other thing
Speaker 7: they you should ask will she allow abortion in the
Speaker 7: a month, ninth month, seventh month?
Speaker 8: Come on, okay, would you do that? Why don't you
Speaker 8: ask me that question?
Speaker 5: That's the question, would you because under the question.
Speaker 7: You could do abortions in the seventh month, the eighth month,
Speaker 7: the ninth month, and probably after birth. Just look at
Speaker 7: the governor, former governor of Virginia. The governor of Virginia said,
Speaker 7: we put the baby aside and then we determine what
Speaker 7: we want to do with a baby.
Speaker 9: We're going to turn now to immigration and border security.
Speaker 9: We know it's an issue that's important to Republicans, Democrats,
Speaker 9: voters across the board in this country. Vice President Harris,
Speaker 9: you were tasked by President Biden with getting to the
Speaker 9: root causes of migration from Central America. We know that
Speaker 9: illegal border crossings reached a record high in the Biden administration.
Speaker 9: This past June. President Biden posed tough new asylum restrictions.
Speaker 9: We know the numbers since then have dropped significantly. But
Speaker 9: my question to you tonight is why did the administration
Speaker 9: wait until six months before the election to act and
Speaker 9: would you have done anything differently from President Biden on
Speaker 9: this So.
Speaker 6: I'm the only person on this stage who has prosecuted
Speaker 6: transnational criminal organizations for the trafficking of guns, drugs.
Speaker 5: And human beings.
Speaker 6: And let me say that the United States Congress, including
Speaker 6: some of the most conservative members of the United States Senate,
Speaker 6: came up with a border security bill which I supported.
Speaker 6: And that bill would have put fifteen hundred more border
Speaker 6: agents on the border to help those folks who are
Speaker 6: working there right now over time trying to do their job.
Speaker 6: It would have allowed us to stem the flow of
Speaker 6: fentanyl coming into the United States. I know there are
Speaker 6: so many families watching tonight who have been personally affected
Speaker 6: by the surge of fentanyl in our country. That bill
Speaker 6: would have put more resources to allow us to prosecute
Speaker 6: transnational criminal organizations for trafficking and guns, drugs, and human beings.
Speaker 5: But you know what happened to that bill.
Speaker 6: Donald Trump got on the phone, called up some folks
Speaker 6: in Congress and said kill the bill. And you know why,
Speaker 6: because he'd prefer to run on a problem instead of
Speaker 6: fixing a problem. And understand, this comes at a time
Speaker 6: where the people of our country actually need a.
Speaker 5: Leader who engages.
Speaker 6: In solutions, who actually addresses the problems at hand. But
Speaker 6: what we have in the former president is someone who
Speaker 6: would prefer to run on a problem instead of fixing
Speaker 6: a problem.
Speaker 5: And I'll tell you something.
Speaker 6: He's going to talk about immigration a lot tonight, even
Speaker 6: when it's not the subject that is being raised. And
Speaker 6: I'm going to actually do something really unusual, And I'm
Speaker 6: going to invite you to attend one of Donald Trump's
Speaker 6: rallies because it's a really interesting thing to watch. You
Speaker 6: will see during the course of his rallies he talks
Speaker 6: about fictional characters like Hannibal Lecter.
Speaker 5: He will talk about wind mills cause cancer.
Speaker 6: And what you will also notice is that people start
Speaker 6: leaving his rallies early out of exhaustion and boredom.
Speaker 5: And I will tell you, the one thing you will not.
Speaker 6: Hear him talk about is you. You will not hear
Speaker 6: him talk about your needs, your dreams, and your desires.
Speaker 6: And I'll tell you, I believe you deserve a president
Speaker 6: who actually puts you first.
Speaker 5: And I pledge to you that I will.
Speaker 9: Vice President Harris, thank you President Trump on that point.
Speaker 9: I want to get your respons I.
Speaker 7: Would like to respond.
Speaker 9: Let me just ask them, why did you try to
Speaker 9: kill that bill and successfully?
Speaker 13: So?
Speaker 9: That would have put thousands of additional agents and officers
Speaker 9: on the board.
Speaker 7: Responders to the rallies, she said, people start leaving. People
Speaker 7: don't go to her rallies. There's no reason to go.
Speaker 7: And the people that do go, she's busting them in
Speaker 7: and paying them to be there and then showing them
Speaker 7: in a different light, so she can't talk about that.
Speaker 8: People don't leave my rallies.
Speaker 7: We have the biggest rallies, the most incredible rallies in
Speaker 7: the history of politics. That's because people want to take
Speaker 7: their country back. Our country is being lost. We're a
Speaker 7: failing nation. And it happened three and a half years ago,
Speaker 7: and what's.
Speaker 8: Going on here, You're going to end up in World
Speaker 8: War three.
Speaker 7: Just to go into another subject, what they have done
Speaker 7: to our country by allowing these millions and millions of
Speaker 7: people to come into our country. And look at what's
Speaker 7: happening to the towns all over the United States. And
Speaker 7: a lot of towns don't want to talk. Not going
Speaker 7: to be Aurora or Springfield. A lot of towns don't
Speaker 7: want to talk about it because they're so embarrassed by it.
Speaker 7: In Springfield, they're eating the dogs the people that came in.
Speaker 7: They're eating the cats, they're eating they're eating the pets
Speaker 7: of the people that live there. And this is what's
Speaker 7: happening in our country. And it's a shame as far
Speaker 7: as rallies are concerned. As far as the reason they
Speaker 7: go is, they like what I say. They want to
Speaker 7: bring our country back. They want to make America great
Speaker 7: against very simple phrase, make America great again. She's destroying
Speaker 7: this country and if she becomes president, this country doesn't
Speaker 7: have a chance of success. Not only success will end
Speaker 7: up being Venezuela on steroids.
Speaker 1: I just want to clarify here.
Speaker 9: You bring up Springfield, Ohio and ABCDS did reach out
Speaker 9: to the city manager there. He told us there have
Speaker 9: been no credible reports of specific claims of pets being harmed, injured,
Speaker 9: or abused by individuals within the immigrant community.
Speaker 7: I see people on Tellien. Let me just say here,
Speaker 7: this is the people on television. My dog was taken
Speaker 7: and used for food. So maybe he said that, and
Speaker 7: maybe that's a good thing to say for a city manager.
Speaker 1: I'm not taking this from television.
Speaker 7: People are taking it as you say, dog was eaten
Speaker 7: by the people that went there.
Speaker 9: Again, the Springfield City manager says there's no evidence of that.
Speaker 9: Vice President heress, I'll let you respond to the rest
Speaker 9: of what you've heard.
Speaker 5: Talk about extreme.
Speaker 6: You know, this is I think one of the reasons
Speaker 6: why in this election, I actually have the endorsement of
Speaker 6: two hundred Republicans who have formerly worked with President Bush,
Speaker 6: Mitt Romney, and John McCain, including the endorsement of former
Speaker 6: Vice President Dick Cheney and congress Member Liz Cheney.
Speaker 5: And if you want to really know the.
Speaker 6: Inside track on who the former president is, if he
Speaker 6: didn't make it clear already, just ask people who have
Speaker 6: worked with him. His former chief of staff of four
Speaker 6: star general has said he has contempt for the Constitution
Speaker 6: of the United States. His former national security advisor has
Speaker 6: said he is dangerous and unfit. His for Secretary of
Speaker 6: Defense has said the nation, the Republic, would never survive
Speaker 6: another Trump term. And when we listen to this kind
Speaker 6: of rhetoric, when the issues that affect the American people
Speaker 6: are not being addressed, I think the choice is clear
Speaker 6: in this election.
Speaker 1: President Trump. Will give you a quick minute to respond.
Speaker 7: Here, thank you, because when I hear that, see, I'm
Speaker 7: a different kind of a person. I fired most of
Speaker 7: those people, not so graciously. They did bad things or
Speaker 7: bad job, I fired him. They never fired one person.
Speaker 7: They didn't fire anybody having to do with Afghanistan and
Speaker 7: the Taliban and the thirteen people who's were just killed
Speaker 7: viciously and violently killed, and I got to the parents
Speaker 7: and the family.
Speaker 8: They didn't fire.
Speaker 7: They should have fired all those generals, all those top people,
Speaker 7: because that was one of the most incompetently handled situations
Speaker 7: anybody has ever seen. So when somebody does a bad job,
Speaker 7: I fire him. And you take a guy like Esper,
Speaker 7: he was no good. I fired him. So he writes
Speaker 7: a book. Another one writes a book because with me.
Speaker 7: They can write books with nobody else can they. But
Speaker 7: they have done such a poor job, and they never
Speaker 7: fire anybody. Look at the economy, look at the inflation.
Speaker 7: They didn't fire any of their economists.
Speaker 8: They have the same people.
Speaker 7: That's a good way not to have books written about you.
Speaker 7: But just to finish, I got more votes than any
Speaker 7: Republican in history, by far. In fact, I got more
Speaker 7: votes than any president sitting president in history by far.
Speaker 1: Let me continue on immigration. It was what you wanted
Speaker 1: to talk about earlier.
Speaker 9: So let's get back to your deportation proposal that the
Speaker 9: Vice president has reacted to as well. President Trump, you
Speaker 9: call this the largest domestic deportation operation in the history
Speaker 9: of our country. You say you would use the national Guard.
Speaker 9: You say if things get out of control, you'd have
Speaker 9: no problem using the US military.
Speaker 1: You also said you would use local police.
Speaker 9: How would you deport eleven million undocumented immigrants? I know
Speaker 9: you believe that number is much higher. Take us through this.
Speaker 9: What does this look like.
Speaker 1: Will authorities be going door to door in this country?
Speaker 8: Yeah, it is much higher. Because of them.
Speaker 7: They allowed criminals, many many millions of criminals. They allowed terrorists,
Speaker 7: they allowed common street criminals. They allowed people to come in,
Speaker 7: drug dealers to come into our country and there now
Speaker 7: in the United States and told by their countries like Venezuela,
Speaker 7: don't ever come back or we're going to kill you.
Speaker 7: Do you know that crime in Venezuela and crime in
Speaker 7: countries all over the world is way down. You know
Speaker 7: why because they've taken their criminals off the street and
Speaker 7: they've given them to her to put into our country.
Speaker 7: And this will be one of the greatest mistakes and
Speaker 7: history for them to allow. And I think they probably
Speaker 7: did it because they think they're going to get votes,
Speaker 7: but it's not worth it because they're destroying the fabric
Speaker 7: of our country by what they've done. There's never been
Speaker 7: anything done like this at all. They've destroyed the fabric
Speaker 7: of our country, millions of people let in and all
Speaker 7: over the world, crime is down all over the world
Speaker 7: except here.
Speaker 8: Crime here is up and through the roof.
Speaker 7: Despite their fraudulent statements that they made crime in this
Speaker 7: country is through the roof.
Speaker 8: And we have a new form of crime.
Speaker 7: It's called migrant crime, and it's happening at levels that
Speaker 7: nobody thought possible.
Speaker 9: President Trump, as you know, the FBI says, overall, violent
Speaker 9: crime is actually coming down in this country.
Speaker 8: But excuse me, the FBI defraud. They were defrauding statements.
Speaker 7: They didn't include the worst cities, They didn't include the
Speaker 7: cities with the worst crime. It was a fraud, just
Speaker 7: like their number of eight hundred and eighteen thousand jobs
Speaker 7: that they said they created turned out to be a fraud.
Speaker 1: President Trump, thank you. I'll let you respond by his
Speaker 1: President hay Well.
Speaker 6: I think this is rich coming from someone who has
Speaker 6: been prosecuted for national security crimes, economic crimes, election interference,
Speaker 6: has been found libel for sexual assault, and his next
Speaker 6: big court appearance is in November at his own criminal sentencing.
Speaker 6: And let's be clear where each person stands on the
Speaker 6: issue of what is important about respect for the rule
Speaker 6: of law and respect for law enforcement. The former vice
Speaker 6: president called for defunding federal law enforcement forty five thousand agents.
Speaker 6: Get this on the day after he was arranged on
Speaker 6: thirty four felony counts. So let's talk about what is
Speaker 6: important in this race. It is important that we move forward,
Speaker 6: that we turn the page on this same old tired
Speaker 6: rhetoric and address the needs of the American people. Address
Speaker 6: what we need to do about the housing shortage, which
Speaker 6: I have a plan for, address what we must do
Speaker 6: to support our small businesses, address bringing down the price
Speaker 6: of groceries. But frankly, the American people are exhausted with
Speaker 6: the same all tied playbook.
Speaker 1: Vice President Harris, thank you.
Speaker 7: Excuse me. Every one of those cases was started by
Speaker 7: them against their political opponent, and I'm winning most of them,
Speaker 7: and I will win the rest of appeal. And you
Speaker 7: saw that with the decision that came down just recently
Speaker 7: from the Supreme Court. I'm winning most of them. But
Speaker 7: those are cases. It's called weaponization. Never happened in this country.
Speaker 7: They weaponized the Justice Department. Every one of those cases
Speaker 7: was involved with the DOJ from Atlanta and Fawnie Willis
Speaker 7: to the Attorney General of New York and the DA
Speaker 7: in New York. Every one of those cases. And then
Speaker 7: they say, oh, he's a criminal. They're the ones that
Speaker 7: made them go after me. By the way, Joe Biden
Speaker 7: was found essentially guilty in the Documents case, and what
Speaker 7: happened in my Documents case, they said, oh, that's the
Speaker 7: toughest of them all, A complete and total victory. Two
Speaker 7: months ago it was thrown out its weaponization, and they
Speaker 7: used it and it's never happened in this country. They
Speaker 7: used it to try and win an election, present in
Speaker 7: fake cases.
Speaker 9: President Trump, thank you a really quick response to your
Speaker 9: Vice President Harris on this notion of weaponization of the
Speaker 9: Justice Department.
Speaker 6: Well, let's talk about extreme and understand the context in
Speaker 6: which this election in twenty twenty four is taking place.
Speaker 6: The United States Supreme Court recently ruled that the former
Speaker 6: president would essentially be immune from any misconduct if he
Speaker 6: were to enter the White House. Again, Understand, this is
Speaker 6: someone who has openly said he would terminate I'm quoting
Speaker 6: terminate the Constitution of the United States, that he would
Speaker 6: weaponize the Department of Justice against his political enemies, someone
Speaker 6: who has openly expressed disdain for members of our military.
Speaker 6: Understand what it would mean if Donald Trump were back
Speaker 6: in the White House with no guardrails.
Speaker 5: Because certainly we know now the court won't stop him.
Speaker 3: We know J. D.
Speaker 5: Vance is not going to stop him. It's up to
Speaker 5: the American people.
Speaker 1: Vice President, to stop him.
Speaker 11: Thank you, Lindsay, Vice President Harris, in your last run
Speaker 11: for president, this is the.
Speaker 8: One that weaponized, not me.
Speaker 7: She weaponized I probably took a bullet to the head
Speaker 7: because of the things that they say about me. They
Speaker 7: talk about democracy, I'm a threat to democracy. They're the
Speaker 7: threat to democracy, whether it fake Russia Russia Russia investigation
Speaker 7: that went nowhere.
Speaker 1: We have a lot to get to.
Speaker 11: Lindsay, Vice President Harris, in your last run for president,
Speaker 11: you said you wanted to ban fracking.
Speaker 12: Now you don't.
Speaker 11: You wanted mandatory government buyback programs for assault weapons, Now
Speaker 11: your campaign says you don't. You supported decriminalizing border crossings.
Speaker 11: Now you're taking a harder line. I know you say
Speaker 11: that your values have not changed, So then why have
Speaker 11: so many of your policy positions.
Speaker 6: So my values have not changed, And I'm going to
Speaker 6: discuss one of the at least every point that you've made,
Speaker 6: but in particular, let's talk about fracking, because we're here
Speaker 6: in Pennsylvania. I made that very clear in twenty twenty.
Speaker 6: I will not band fracking. I have not banned fracking
Speaker 6: as Vice President of United States, and in fact, I
Speaker 6: was the tie breaking vote on the Inflation Reduction Act,
Speaker 6: which opened new leases for fracking. My position is that
Speaker 6: we have got to invest in diverse sources of energy,
Speaker 6: so we reduce our reliance on foreign oil. We have
Speaker 6: had the largest increase in domestic oil production in history
Speaker 6: because of an approach that recognizes that we cannot over
Speaker 6: rely on foreign oil. As it relates to my values,
Speaker 6: let me tell you I grew up a middle class kid,
Speaker 6: raised by a hardworking mother who worked and saved, and
Speaker 6: was able to buy our first home when I was
Speaker 6: a teenager. The values I bring to the importance of
Speaker 6: home ownership. Knowing not everybody got handed four hundred million
Speaker 6: dollars on a silver platter and then file bankruptcy six
Speaker 6: times is a value that I bring to my work
Speaker 6: to say we are going to work with the private
Speaker 6: sector and home builders to increase.
Speaker 5: Three million homes.
Speaker 6: Increase by three million homes by the end of my
Speaker 6: first term. My work that is related to having a
Speaker 6: friend when I was in high school who is sexually
Speaker 6: assaulted by her stepfather, and my focus then on protecting
Speaker 6: women and children from violent crime is based on a
Speaker 6: value that is deeply grounded in the importance of standing
Speaker 6: up for those who are most vulnerable.
Speaker 5: My work that is.
Speaker 6: About protecting social security and Medicare is based on long
Speaker 6: standing work that I have done protecting seniors from scams.
Speaker 5: My values have not changed.
Speaker 6: And what is important is that there is a president
Speaker 6: who actually brings values and a perspective that is about
Speaker 6: lifting people up and not beating people down and name calling.
Speaker 5: The true measure.
Speaker 6: Of the leader is the leader who actually understands the
Speaker 6: strength is not in beating people down, it's in lifting
Speaker 6: people up.
Speaker 5: I intend to be that president, President Trump.
Speaker 7: Your well, first of all, I wasn't given four hundred
Speaker 7: million dollars I wish I was. My father was a
Speaker 7: Brooklyn build at Brooklyn Queens and a great father, and
Speaker 7: I learned a lot from him. But I was given
Speaker 7: a fraction of that, a tiny fraction, and have built
Speaker 7: it into many, many billions of dollars, many many billions,
Speaker 7: and when people see it, they are even surprised. So
Speaker 7: we don't have to talk about that fracking. She's been
Speaker 7: against it for twelve years. Defund the police, she's been
Speaker 7: against that forever. She gave all that stuff up very wrongly,
Speaker 7: very horribly, and everybody's laughing at it. Okay, they're all
Speaker 7: laughing at it. She gave up at least twelve and
Speaker 7: probably fourteen or fifteen different policies like she was big
Speaker 7: on defund the police in Minnesota. She went out, I'm
Speaker 7: talking now, you know mind, please does that sound familiar?
Speaker 8: She went out.
Speaker 7: She went out in Minnesota and wanted to let criminals
Speaker 7: that killed people, that burned down Minneapolis, she went out
Speaker 7: and raised money to get them out of jail. She
Speaker 7: did things that nobody would ever think of. Now she
Speaker 7: wants to do transgender operations or illegal aliens that are
Speaker 7: in prison. This is a.
Speaker 8: Radical left liberal that would do this.
Speaker 7: She wants to confiscate your guns, and she will never
Speaker 7: allow fracking in Pennsylvania if she won the election, Fracking
Speaker 7: in Pennsylvania will end on day one, just to finish
Speaker 7: one thing so important in my opinion. So I got
Speaker 7: the oil business going like nobody has ever done before
Speaker 7: they took When they took over, they got rid of it,
Speaker 7: started getting rid of it, and the prices were going
Speaker 7: up the roof. They immediately let these guys go to
Speaker 7: where they were. I would have been five times, four times,
Speaker 7: five times higher, because you're talking about three and a
Speaker 7: half years ago. They got it up to where I
Speaker 7: was because they had no choice because the prices of
Speaker 7: energy were quadrupling and doubling. You saw what happened to gasoline.
Speaker 7: So they said, let's go back to Trump. But if
Speaker 7: she won the election, the day after that election, they'll
Speaker 7: go back to destroying our country and oil will be dead,
Speaker 7: fossil fuel will be dead. We'll go back to windmills,
Speaker 7: and we'll go back to solar, where they need a
Speaker 7: whole desert to get some energy to come out of
Speaker 7: You ever see a solar plant, by the way, I'm
Speaker 7: a big fan of solar, but they take four hundred
Speaker 7: five hundred acres of desert so much. These are not
Speaker 7: good things.
Speaker 8: For the environmental under science.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Lindsay, thank you.
Speaker 9: We have an election in just fifty six days, and
Speaker 9: I want to talk about the peaceful transfer of power,
Speaker 9: which of course we all know is a cornerstone of
Speaker 9: our democracy and the role of a president in a
Speaker 9: moment of crisis. Mister President, on January sixth, you told
Speaker 9: your supporters to march to the capitol. You said you
Speaker 9: would be right there with them. The country in the
Speaker 9: world saw what played out of the Capitol that day,
Speaker 9: the officers coming under attack. Aids in the West wings say,
Speaker 9: you watched it unfold on television off the Oval office.
Speaker 9: You did send out tweets, But it was more than
Speaker 9: two hours before you sent out that video message telling
Speaker 9: your supporters to go home. Is there anything you regret
Speaker 9: about what you did on that day?
Speaker 7: You just said a thing that isn't covered peacefully and patriotically,
Speaker 7: I said during my speech, not later on peacefully and patriotically.
Speaker 7: And nobody on the other side was killed.
Speaker 8: Ashley Babbitt was shot.
Speaker 7: By an out of control police officer that should have
Speaker 7: never ever shot her. It's a disgrace, but we didn't
Speaker 7: do this group of people that have been treated so badly.
Speaker 8: I ask what about.
Speaker 7: All the people that are pouring into our country and
Speaker 7: killing people that she allowed to pourt it? She was
Speaker 7: the boatis are? Remember that she was the borders are.
Speaker 7: She doesn't want to be called the bordersar because she's
Speaker 7: embarrassed by the butterfack. She said at the beginning, Oh,
Speaker 7: I'm surprised you're not talking.
Speaker 8: About the Bodiet.
Speaker 7: That's because she knows what a bad job they've done.
Speaker 7: What about those people? What are they going to be prosecuted?
Speaker 7: One of these people from countries all over the world,
Speaker 7: not just South America. They're coming in from all over
Speaker 7: the world. David all over the world, and crime rates
Speaker 7: are down all over the world because of it. But
Speaker 7: one of those David, one of those people going to
Speaker 7: be prosecuted, one of the people that burned down Minneapolis
Speaker 7: going to be prosecuted. Or in Seattle, they went to
Speaker 7: see Seattle, they took over a big percentage of the
Speaker 7: city of Seattle. One of those people going to be prosecuted.
Speaker 9: But let me just ask You might ask her that
Speaker 9: question if you were the president you were watching an
Speaker 9: unfold on television. It's a very simple question. As we
Speaker 9: move forward toward another election, is there anything you regret
Speaker 9: about what you did on that day.
Speaker 7: I had nothing to do with that other than they
Speaker 7: asked me to make a speech. I showed up for
Speaker 7: a speech. I said, I think it's going to be big.
Speaker 7: I went to Nancy Pelosi and the mayor of Washington,
Speaker 7: d C. And the mayor put it back in writing,
Speaker 7: as you know, I said, you know, this is going
Speaker 7: to be a very big rally or whatever you want
Speaker 7: to call it. And again, it wasn't done by me,
Speaker 7: it was done by others. I said, I'd like to
Speaker 7: give you ten thousand National Guard or soldiers. They rejected me.
Speaker 7: Nancy Pelosi rejected me. It was just two weeks ago.
Speaker 7: Her daughter has a tape of her saying she is
Speaker 7: fully responsible for what happened. If they want to get
Speaker 7: rid of that tape, it would have never happened if
Speaker 7: Nancy Pelosi and the mayor of Washington did their jobs.
Speaker 7: I wasn't responsible for security. Nancy Pelosi was responsible. She
Speaker 7: didn't do her job.
Speaker 9: The question was about you as president, not about former
Speaker 9: Speaker Pelosi. But I do want Vice President Harris to
Speaker 9: respond here.
Speaker 6: I was at the Capitol on January sixth. I was
Speaker 6: the vice president elect. I was also an acting senator.
Speaker 6: I was there, and on that day, the president of
Speaker 6: the United States incided a violent mob to attack our
Speaker 6: nation's capital, to desecrate our nation's capital. On that day,
Speaker 6: one hundred and forty law enforcement officers were injured and
Speaker 6: some died. And understand the former president has been indicted
Speaker 6: and impeached for exactly that reason. But this is not
Speaker 6: an isolated situation. Let's remember Charlottesville, where there was a
Speaker 6: mob of people carrying tiki torches spewing anti Semitic hate.
Speaker 6: And what did the president then at the time say,
Speaker 6: there were fine people on each side. Let's remember that
Speaker 6: when it came to the Proud Boys, a militia, the
Speaker 6: president said, the former president.
Speaker 5: Said stand back and stand by.
Speaker 6: So for everyone watching who remembers what January sixth was,
Speaker 6: I say, we don't have to go back.
Speaker 5: Let's not go back.
Speaker 6: We're not going back. It's time to turn the page.
Speaker 6: And if that was a bridge too far for you, well,
Speaker 6: there is a place in our campaign for you to
Speaker 6: stand for country, to stand for our democracy, to stand
Speaker 6: for rule of law, and to end the chaos and
Speaker 6: to end the approach that is about attacking the foundations
Speaker 6: of our democracy because you don't like the outcome, and
Speaker 6: be clear on that point. Donald Trump, the candidate, has
Speaker 6: said in this election, there will be a bloodbath if
Speaker 6: this and the outcome of this election is not to
Speaker 6: his liking. Let's turn the page on this. Let's not
Speaker 6: go back. Let's chart a course for the future and
Speaker 6: not go backwards.
Speaker 5: To the past.
Speaker 1: Let me just follow up here.
Speaker 7: It was a different term, and it was a term
Speaker 7: that related to energy, because they have destroyed our energy business.
Speaker 7: That was where bloodbath was. Also on Charlottesville, that story
Speaker 7: has been as you would say, debunked, Laura Ingram, Sean Hannity, Jesse,
Speaker 7: all of these people. They covered it. If they go
Speaker 7: an extra sentence, they will see it was perfect. It
Speaker 7: was debunked in almost every newspaper. But they still bring
Speaker 7: it up, just like they bring twenty twenty five up.
Speaker 7: They bring all of this stuff up. I ask you this,
Speaker 7: you talk about the capitol. Why are we allowing these
Speaker 7: millions of people to come through on the southern border?
Speaker 8: How comes she's not doing anything? And I'll tell you
Speaker 8: what I.
Speaker 7: Would do, and I would be very proud to do it.
Speaker 7: I would say we would both leave this debate right now.
Speaker 7: I'd like to see her go down to Washington, DC
Speaker 7: during this debate, because we're wasting a lot of time.
Speaker 7: Go down to because she's been so bad, it's so ridiculous.
Speaker 8: Go down to Washington, d C.
Speaker 7: And let her sign a bill to close up the border,
Speaker 7: because they have the right to do it. They don't
Speaker 7: need bills, they have the right to do it. The
Speaker 7: president of the United States, You'll get them out of bed.
Speaker 7: You'll wake them up at four o'clock in the afternoon.
Speaker 7: You'll say, come on, come on down to the office.
Speaker 7: Let's sign bill. If he signs a bill that the
Speaker 7: border is closed. Only has to do is say it
Speaker 7: to the border patrol, who are phenomenal if they do that.
Speaker 7: The border is closed. Mister, most people are killing many people.
Speaker 9: Unlike J six, we talked to immigration here tonight. I
Speaker 9: do want to focus on this next issue to both
Speaker 9: of you, because it really brings us this into focused
Speaker 9: truth in these times that we're living in.
Speaker 1: Mister President, for three.
Speaker 9: And a half years after you lost the twenty twenty election,
Speaker 9: you repeatedly falsely claimed that you won, many times saying
Speaker 9: you won in a landslide. In the past couple of
Speaker 9: weeks leading up to this debate, you have said quote
Speaker 9: you lost by a whisker. That you quote didn't quite
Speaker 9: make it, that you.
Speaker 1: Came up a little bit short. I argue that, are
Speaker 1: you now acknowledging that you lost.
Speaker 7: In twenty twenty. I acknowledge editor, you did that sarcastically.
Speaker 7: You know that, and we said, oh, we lost by
Speaker 7: a whisker. That was said sarcastically. Look, there's so much proof.
Speaker 7: All you have to do is look at it. And
Speaker 7: they should have sent it back to the legislatures for approval.
Speaker 7: I got almost seventy five million votes, the most votes
Speaker 7: any sitting it has ever gotten. I was told if
Speaker 7: I got sixty three, which was what I got in
Speaker 7: twenty sixteen, you can't be beaten the election. People should
Speaker 7: never be thinking about an election as fraudulent. We need
Speaker 7: two things. We need walls, we need and we have
Speaker 7: to have it. We have to have borders, and we
Speaker 7: have to have good elections. Our elections are bad. And
Speaker 7: a lot of these illegal immigrants coming in, they're trying
Speaker 7: to get them to vote. They can't even speak English,
Speaker 7: they don't even know what country they're in, practically, and
Speaker 7: these people are trying to get them to vote, and
Speaker 7: that's why they're allowing them to come into our country.
Speaker 9: I did watch all of these pieces of video. I
Speaker 9: didn't detect the sarcasm lost by Whisker. We didn't quite
Speaker 9: make it, and we should just point out here as clarification.
Speaker 9: And you know this, you and your allies sixty cases
Speaker 9: in front of many judges.
Speaker 7: Many of them judge looked at it, and.
Speaker 8: So they said we didn't have standing.
Speaker 7: That's the other thing they said, we didn't have standing
Speaker 7: a technicality. Can you imagine a system where a person
Speaker 7: in an election doesn't have standing. The president of the
Speaker 7: United States doesn't have standing. That's how we lost. If
Speaker 7: you look at the facts, and I'd love to have
Speaker 7: you do, you'll do a special on it. I'll show
Speaker 7: you Georgia, and I'll show you Wisconsin, and I'll show
Speaker 7: you Pennsylvania and I'll show you. We have so many
Speaker 7: facts and statistics. But you know what, that doesn't matter
Speaker 7: because we have to solve the problem that we have
Speaker 7: right now. That's all news. And the problem that we
Speaker 7: have right now is we have a nation in decline,
Speaker 7: and they have put it into decline. We have a
Speaker 7: nation that is dying.
Speaker 9: David, mister President, thank you. Vice President Harris. You heard
Speaker 9: the president there tonight. He said he didn't say that
Speaker 9: that he lost by whiskers. So he still believes he
Speaker 9: did not lose the election that was won by President
Speaker 9: Biden and yourself. But I do want to ask you
Speaker 9: about something that's come up in the last couple of days.
Speaker 9: This was a post from President Trump about this upcoming
Speaker 9: election just weeks away. He said, when I win, those
Speaker 9: people who cheated, and then he lists donors, voters, election officials.
Speaker 9: He says, we'll be prosecuted to the fullest extent of
Speaker 9: the law, which will include long term prison sentences. One
Speaker 9: of your campaign's top lawyers responded, saying, we won't let
Speaker 9: Donald Trump intimidate us.
Speaker 1: We won't let him.
Speaker 9: Suppress the vote. Is that what you believe he's trying
Speaker 9: to do here?
Speaker 6: Donald Trump was fired by eighty one million people, so
Speaker 6: let's be clear about that. And clearly he is having
Speaker 6: a very difficult time processing that. But we cannot afford
Speaker 6: to have a president of the United States who attempts,
Speaker 6: as he did in the past, to upend the will
Speaker 6: of the voters in a free and fair election. And
Speaker 6: I'm going to tell you that I have traveled the
Speaker 6: world as Vice president of the United States, and world
Speaker 6: leaders are laughing at Donald Trump.
Speaker 5: I have talked with military.
Speaker 6: Leaders, some of whom work with you, and they say
Speaker 6: you're a disgrace. And when you then talk in this
Speaker 6: way in a presidential debate and deny what over and
Speaker 6: over again are court cases you have lost because you did,
Speaker 6: in fact lose that election, it leads one to believe
Speaker 6: that perhaps we do not have in the candidate, to
Speaker 6: my right, the temperament.
Speaker 5: Or the ability to not be confused about fact.
Speaker 6: That's deeply troubling, and the American people deserve better.
Speaker 1: I'll give you one minute response.
Speaker 7: Let me just tall about world leaders. Victor Orban. What
Speaker 7: are the most respected men? They call him a strong man,
Speaker 7: He's a tough person, smart Prime Minister of Hungary. They said,
Speaker 7: why is the whole world blowing up? Three years ago
Speaker 7: it wasn't. Why is it blowing up? He said, because
Speaker 7: you need Trump back as president.
Speaker 8: They were afraid of him.
Speaker 7: China was afraid and I don't like to use the
Speaker 7: word afraid, but I'm just quoting him. China was afraid
Speaker 7: of him. North Korea was afraid of him. Look at
Speaker 7: what's going on with North Korea. By the way, he said,
Speaker 7: Russia was afraid of him. I ended the North Stream
Speaker 7: two pipeline and Biden put it back on day one.
Speaker 7: But he ended the Excel pipeline, the Xcel pipeline in
Speaker 7: our country. He ended that, but he let the Russians
Speaker 7: build a pipeline going all over Europe and heading into Germany,
Speaker 7: the biggest pipeline in the world. Look, Victor Orban said it.
Speaker 7: He said, the most respected, most feared person.
Speaker 8: Is Donald Trump.
Speaker 7: We had no problems when Trump was president, but when
Speaker 7: this weak, pathetic man that you saw at a debate
Speaker 7: just a few months ago that if you weren't in
Speaker 7: that debate, he'd be running onstead of her. She got
Speaker 7: no votes. He got fourteen million votes. What you did
Speaker 7: You talk about a threat to democracy? He got fourteen
Speaker 7: million votes, and they threw him out of office. And
Speaker 7: you know what, I'll give you a little secret. He
Speaker 7: hates her, he can't stand her, but he got fourteen
Speaker 7: million votes.
Speaker 8: They threw him out.
Speaker 7: She got zero votes, and when she ran, she was
Speaker 7: the first one to leave because she failed. And now
Speaker 7: she's running. I don't understand her, but I'm okay with
Speaker 7: it because your time, I think we're going to do
Speaker 7: very well.
Speaker 11: You've got a lot more to get too, now to
Speaker 11: the Israel Hamas war and the hostages who are still
Speaker 11: being held, Americans among them.
Speaker 12: Vice President Harris.
Speaker 11: In December, you said, quote Israel has a right to
Speaker 11: defend itself, but you added quote it matters how saying
Speaker 11: international humanitarian law must be respected. Israel must do more
Speaker 11: to protect innocent civilians. You said that nine months ago. Now,
Speaker 11: an estimated forty thousand Palestinians are dead, nearly one.
Speaker 12: Hundred hostages remain.
Speaker 11: Just last week Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyah, who said there's
Speaker 11: not a deal in the making. President Biden has not
Speaker 11: been able to break through the stalemate.
Speaker 12: How would you do it?
Speaker 6: Well, let's understand how we got here. On October seven, Hamas,
Speaker 6: a terrorist organization slaughtered twelve hundred Israelis, many of them
Speaker 6: young people who are simply attending a concert.
Speaker 5: Women were horribly.
Speaker 6: Raped, and so absolutely I said, then, I say, now
Speaker 6: Israel has a right to defend itself. We would the
Speaker 6: bile and how it does so matters because it is
Speaker 6: also true, far too many innocent Palestinians have been killed, children, mothers.
Speaker 5: What we know is that this war must end.
Speaker 6: It must win end immediately, and the way it will
Speaker 6: end is we need a cease fire deal and we
Speaker 6: need the hostages out, and so we will continue to
Speaker 6: work around the clock on that work around the clock,
Speaker 6: also understanding that we must chart a course for a
Speaker 6: two state solution, and in that solution there must be
Speaker 6: security for the Israeli people and Israel and an equal
Speaker 6: measure for the Palestinians. But the one thing I will
Speaker 6: assure you always, I will always give Israel the ability
Speaker 6: to defend itself, in particular as it rates to as
Speaker 6: it relates to Iran, and any threat that Iran and
Speaker 6: its proxies posed to Israel. But we must have a
Speaker 6: two state solution where we can read build Gaza, where
Speaker 6: the Palestinians have security, self determination, and the dignity they
Speaker 6: so rightly deserve.
Speaker 11: President Trump, how would you negotiate with Netanya who and
Speaker 11: also Hamas in order to get the hostages out and
Speaker 11: prevent the killing of more innocent civilians in Gaza?
Speaker 7: If I were president, it would have never started. If
Speaker 7: I were president, Russia would have never ever. I know
Speaker 7: putin very well, he would have never and there was
Speaker 7: no threat of it either. By the way, for four
Speaker 7: years have gone into Ukraine and killed millions of people
Speaker 7: when you ended up far worse than people understand what's
Speaker 7: going on over there. But when she mentions about Israel,
Speaker 7: all of a sudden she hates Israel. She wouldn't even
Speaker 7: meet with net Yahoo when he went to Congress to
Speaker 7: make a very important speech. She refused to be there
Speaker 7: because she was at a sorority party of hers. She
Speaker 7: wanted to go to the sorority party. She hates Israel.
Speaker 7: If she's President. I believe that Israel will not exist
Speaker 7: within two years from now, and I've been pretty good
Speaker 7: at predictions that I hope we're wrong about that one.
Speaker 7: She hates Israel at the same time, in her own way,
Speaker 7: she hates the Arab population, because the whole place is
Speaker 7: going to get blown up. Arabs, Jewish people, Israel, Israel
Speaker 7: will be gone. It would have never happened. Iran was
Speaker 7: broke under Donald Trump. Now Iran has three hundred billion
Speaker 7: dollars because they took off all the sanctions that I had.
Speaker 7: Iran had no money for Hamas or Hezbola or any
Speaker 7: of the twenty eight different spheres of Terra, and they
Speaker 7: are spheres of Terra, horrible Terra. They had no money.
Speaker 7: It was a big story, and you know it. You
Speaker 7: covered it very well. Actually they had no money for Terra.
Speaker 7: They were broke. Now they're a rich nation. And now
Speaker 7: what they're doing is they're spreading that money around. Look
Speaker 7: at what's happening with the Houtis and Yemen, look at
Speaker 7: what's going on in the Middle East.
Speaker 8: This would never happened. I will get that settled.
Speaker 7: And fast, and I'll get the war with Ukraine and
Speaker 7: Russia ended. If I'm president elect, I'll get it done
Speaker 7: before even becoming president.
Speaker 12: Vice President Harris, he says, you hate Israel.
Speaker 5: That's absolutely not true.
Speaker 6: I have my entire career and life supported Israel and
Speaker 6: the Israeli people. He knows that he's trying to again
Speaker 6: divide and distract from the reality, which is it is
Speaker 6: very well known that Donald Trump is weak and wrong
Speaker 6: on national security and foreign policy.
Speaker 5: It is well known that he admires.
Speaker 6: Dictators, wants to be a dictator on day one, according
Speaker 6: to himself. It is well known that he said of
Speaker 6: Putin that he can do whatever the hell he wants
Speaker 6: and go into Ukraine. It is well known that he
Speaker 6: said when Russia went into Ukraine, it was brilliant. It
Speaker 6: is well known he exchanged love letters with Kim Jong un.
Speaker 6: And it is absolutely well known that these dictators and
Speaker 6: autocrats are rooting for you to be president again because
Speaker 6: they're so clear they can manipulate you with flattery and favors.
Speaker 5: And that is why so many.
Speaker 6: Military leaders who you have worked with have told me
Speaker 6: you are a disgrace. That is why we understand that
Speaker 6: we have to have a president who is not consistently.
Speaker 5: Weak and wrong. On national security.
Speaker 6: Including the importance of upholding and respecting in highest regard
Speaker 6: our military.
Speaker 12: Vice President Harris, thank you.
Speaker 7: And she's the one that caused it, that's weak or
Speaker 7: national security by allowing every nation last month for the year,
Speaker 7: one hundred and sixty eight different countries sending people into
Speaker 7: our country, their crime weights are way down. Putin endorsed
Speaker 7: her last week, and I hope she wins, and I
Speaker 7: think he meant it because what he's gotten away with
Speaker 7: is absolutely incredible. It wouldn't have happened with me. The
Speaker 7: leaders of other countries think that they're weak and incompetent,
Speaker 7: and they are, They're grossly incompetent. And I just ask
Speaker 7: one question, why does Biden go in and kill the
Speaker 7: Keystone pipeline and approve the single biggest deal that Russia
Speaker 7: has ever made, Nordstream too, the biggest pipeline anywhere in
Speaker 7: the world, going to Germany and all over Europe Because
Speaker 7: they're weak and they're ineffective, and Biden, by the way,
Speaker 7: it gets paid a lot of money.
Speaker 12: Thank you. We have a lot of issues to get to.
Speaker 9: We'll be right back with much more of this historic
Speaker 9: ABC News presidential debate from the National Constitution Center right
Speaker 9: here in Philadelia.
Speaker 4: Oh okay, shots fired, Shots fired, real quick. I have
Speaker 4: to say this every time Kamala Harris speaks, Tell me
Speaker 4: she doesn't sound like somebody's drunk ant slurring through some
Speaker 4: sort of like a really semi heartfelt mod.
Speaker 3: On a log.
Speaker 2: I tell you what, dude, she is. Whether you agree
Speaker 2: or disagree with any of her rhetoric or whatever, at
Speaker 2: least she seems of somewhat more stable mind than even
Speaker 2: Biden was, So like.
Speaker 4: Did she ever say that Donald Trump is weak on
Speaker 4: national security?
Speaker 2: That was hilarious. But dude, every topic, every single topic,
Speaker 2: she's full of shit. You know, Like, whenever she's saying that,
Speaker 2: you know he's weak on security. Meanwhile, like literally every
Speaker 2: country out there is walking all over us, right, all
Speaker 2: the wars that are happening. That's because they don't fear
Speaker 2: any kind of us really stepping in unless we're supporting
Speaker 2: it and making money off of it. Right.
Speaker 4: He saw how hard they skirted as soon as he
Speaker 4: said he got shot in the head, they hord was like, yep,
Speaker 4: he did not just say that.
Speaker 2: Moving on, Josh, what you got there, homie, dude? This
Speaker 2: whole thing there you go.
Speaker 14: So I had a buddy just post on Facebook to
Speaker 14: pay attention to her right here. Her you know, has
Speaker 14: been covering her right here the whole time, like who's
Speaker 14: coaching her? Who's coaching her in the background, because she
Speaker 14: seems way too coherent and on point on task for
Speaker 14: her good point.
Speaker 3: Yes, yes she does.
Speaker 4: And dude, I was even thinking to myself that it
Speaker 4: seems like she's being fed information because there's like a
Speaker 4: lag between what she's thinking and what she's saying there
Speaker 4: it's it's I'm with you, I'm with you.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it seems like, uh to me that she is.
Speaker 2: Definitely it makes sense that she's going to be getting
Speaker 2: fed this kind of information. Either that or she has
Speaker 2: been coaching extremely well. And honestly, I was thinking about
Speaker 2: this in the middle of the conversation they were having. Dude,
Speaker 2: you know, it's I'm starting to come to the opinion
Speaker 2: here that it was their plan all along to pull
Speaker 2: Biden from that and that was going to be a
Speaker 2: test run to see what Trump's talking points would be
Speaker 2: up against Kamala, because she seems very well coached on
Speaker 2: exactly what to say, on exactly how to retort, Like
Speaker 2: I mean, it's almost flawless in the way that it
Speaker 2: seems like it was prepared. Now, does that mean that
Speaker 2: everything she's saying is absolutely correct? No, But she's just
Speaker 2: not stuttering, she's not laughing, she's not you know, pausing,
Speaker 2: and all those little minuscule type things that tie into
Speaker 2: every single conversation that she has. She seems to be
Speaker 2: on point with exactly what she was, you know, coach
Speaker 2: to say, I.
Speaker 3: Think no doubt, bro, and they are. They are definitely
Speaker 3: taking some serious shots at each other. I'm liking it.
Speaker 4: I Trump did, in fact take a hard skirt himself.
Speaker 4: Whenever they brought up to you regret your actions. He
Speaker 4: was like, nope, we're talking about something else. Then they
Speaker 4: had to bring him back on point. They just had
Speaker 4: to do the same thing with Harris. She went off
Speaker 4: one of some shit They had nothing to do with nothing.
Speaker 4: It's wild. This is the weirdest reality TV show I
Speaker 4: think I've ever seen in.
Speaker 3: My goddamn life. I'm I'm having a blast though.
Speaker 2: How about he whenever he said, hey, quiet, quiet while
Speaker 2: I'm talking. This is here, the damn this is this
Speaker 2: is the reason why they don't allow a crowd in
Speaker 2: those in those auditoriums or wherever they're shooting them at.
Speaker 2: You remember, because the last time whenever it was him
Speaker 2: versus Hillary, and he said some ship like that, the
Speaker 2: fucking crowd erupted and oh yeah, you know they're you're
Speaker 2: not gonna see that crowd.
Speaker 4: Rallies and ship and He's just like, yeah, well, you know,
Speaker 4: she can't even get people there.
Speaker 3: So yeah, no one's leaving, No one's everybody's there. It's broo.
Speaker 2: She wanted to say that all of his crowd, everybody
Speaker 2: that goes to them, they're bored out of their mind,
Speaker 2: so they leave. Uh No, that's see what I'm saying, Like,
Speaker 2: that's they they do this ship so that Trump can't
Speaker 2: then say it back to her, because that's exactly what's
Speaker 2: going on. We watched that one debate whenever they had
Speaker 2: Quavo and fucking Megan thee stallion, right, it was like, dude,
Speaker 2: everybody was leaving as soon as those people were done singing.
Speaker 2: Nobody wanted to stick around, and it was sad. But
Speaker 2: she this is what they have to do, is this
Speaker 2: is part of the magic. They say.
Speaker 3: I guarantee they do not bring up gun rights.
Speaker 4: I guarantee they don't because Trump will stand on letting
Speaker 4: people have their guns even though he got shot in
Speaker 4: the head, and they can't let him say that on
Speaker 4: the mic. They're like, you see how they're skirting around
Speaker 4: certain things because they know where he's going and they
Speaker 4: are not trying to let him say certain things to
Speaker 4: the American people.
Speaker 2: Well, I'll say this, as far as the moderators, I
Speaker 2: think it's about to start again. But as far as
Speaker 2: the moderators go, the guy seems to be a little
Speaker 2: bit more fair. The chick that's with him, Oh my god,
Speaker 2: could she be any more of an extension of Kamala
Speaker 2: than possible? Anyway, let's get back to it here, dude,
Speaker 2: all right.
Speaker 3: Let's go.
Speaker 7: This says that it is just, oh, we'll try and
Speaker 7: lower taxes. She doesn't have a plan. Take a look
Speaker 7: at her plan. She doesn't have a plan.
Speaker 9: Mister President, I do want to drill down on something
Speaker 9: you both brought up. The Vice president brought up your tariffs.
Speaker 9: You responded, and let's drill down on this because your
Speaker 9: plan is what she calls is essentially a national sales tax.
Speaker 1: You're proposared.
Speaker 2: Oh wait, let's fast forward all the way back to
Speaker 2: the by the millions to millions.
Speaker 7: It's so much worse than the numbers that you're getting,
Speaker 7: which are fake numbers. Look, we're in for two hundred
Speaker 7: and fifty billion or more because they don't ask Europe,
Speaker 7: which is a much bigger beneficiary to getting this thing
Speaker 7: done than we are. They're in for one hundred and
Speaker 7: fifty billion dollars less because Biden and you don't have
Speaker 7: the courage to ask Europe like I did with NATO.
Speaker 7: They paid billions and billions, hundreds of billions of dollars
Speaker 7: when I said, either you pay up or we're not
Speaker 7: going to protect you anymore. So that's maybe one of
Speaker 7: the reasons that don't like me as much as they
Speaker 7: like weak people. But you take a look at what's happening.
Speaker 7: We're in for two hundred and fifty to two hundred
Speaker 7: and seventy five billion. They're into one hundred to one
Speaker 7: hundred and fifty. They should be forced to equalize. With
Speaker 7: that being said, I want to get the war settled.
Speaker 7: I know Zelenski very well, and I know Putin very well.
Speaker 7: I have a good relationship and they respect your president. Okay,
Speaker 7: they respect me, they don't respect Biden. How would you
Speaker 7: respect him. Why for what reason? He hasn't even made
Speaker 7: a phone call in two years to Putin, hasn't spoken
Speaker 7: to anybody. They don't even try and get it. That
Speaker 7: is a war that's dying to be settled. I will
Speaker 7: get it settled before I even become president if I win,
Speaker 7: when I'm president elect, and what I'll do is I'll
Speaker 7: speak to one, I'll speak to the other, I'll get
Speaker 7: him together. That war would have never happened. And in fact,
Speaker 7: when I saw Putin after I left, unfortunately left because
Speaker 7: our country has gone to hell. But after I left,
Speaker 7: when I saw him building up soldiers, he did it.
Speaker 7: After I left, I said, oh, he must be negotiating.
Speaker 7: It must be a good strong point of negotiation. Well
Speaker 7: it wasn't because Biden had no idea how to talk
Speaker 7: to him. He had no idea how to stop it.
Speaker 7: And now you have millions of people dead and it's
Speaker 7: only getting worse, and it could lead to World War three.
Speaker 7: Don't kid yourself, David. We're playing with World War three
Speaker 7: and we have a president that we don't even know
Speaker 7: if he's where is our president? We don't even know
Speaker 7: if he's a president, And just a clarify, he threw
Speaker 7: him out of a campaign like a dog. We don't
Speaker 7: even know is he our president, but we have a
Speaker 7: president president doesn't know he's alive.
Speaker 1: Your time is up.
Speaker 9: Just to clarifying the question, do you believe it's in
Speaker 9: the US best interests for Ukraine to win this war?
Speaker 7: Yes, Ordain, I think it's the US best interest to
Speaker 7: get this war finished and just get it done, negotiated deal,
Speaker 7: because we have to stop all of these human lives
Speaker 7: from being destroyed.
Speaker 9: I want to take this to Vice President Harris. I
Speaker 9: want to get your thoughts on support for Ukraine in
Speaker 9: this moment, but also as commander in chief if elected,
Speaker 9: how would you deal with Vladimir Putin and would it
Speaker 9: be any different from what we're seeing from President Biden.
Speaker 6: Well, first of all, it's important to remind the former
Speaker 6: president you're not running against Joe Biden, You're running against me.
Speaker 6: I believe the reason Thatnald Trump says that this war
Speaker 6: would be over within twenty four hours because he would
Speaker 6: just give it up. And that's not who we are
Speaker 6: as Americans. Let's understand what happened here. I actually met
Speaker 6: with Zelenski a few days before Russia invaded, tried through
Speaker 6: force to change territorial boundaries, to defy one of the
Speaker 6: most important international rules and norms, which is the importance
Speaker 6: of sovereignty and territorial integrity. And I met with President Zelensky.
Speaker 6: I shared with him American intelligence about how he could
Speaker 6: defend himself. Days later, I went to NATO's eastern flank,
Speaker 6: to Poland and Romania, and through the work that I
Speaker 6: and others did, we brought fifty countries together to support
Speaker 6: Ukraine in its righteous defense. And because of our support,
Speaker 6: because of the air defense, the ammunition, the artillery, the javelins,
Speaker 6: the abrams tanks that we have provided, Ukraine stands as
Speaker 6: an independent and free country. If Donald Trump were president,
Speaker 6: Putin would be sitting in Kiev right now, and understand
Speaker 6: what that would mean, because Putin's agenda is not just
Speaker 6: about Ukraine. Understand why the European allies and our NATO
Speaker 6: allies are so thankful that you are no longer president,
Speaker 6: and that we understand the importance of the greatest military
Speaker 6: alliance the world has ever known, which is NATO, and
Speaker 6: what we have done to preserve the ability of Zelensky
Speaker 6: and the Ukrainians to fight for their independence.
Speaker 5: Otherwise Putin would be sitting in Kiev.
Speaker 6: With his eyes on the rest of Europe, starting with Poland.
Speaker 6: And why don't you tell the eight hundred thousand Polish
Speaker 6: Americans right here in Pennsylvania how quickly you would give
Speaker 6: up for the sake of favor and what you think
Speaker 6: is a friendship with what is known to be a
Speaker 6: dictator who would eat you for lunch.
Speaker 9: Vice President Harris, thank you. We've heard from both of
Speaker 9: you on Ukraine tonight. Afghanistan came up in the last
Speaker 9: I wanted her to respond to something.
Speaker 1: You said earlier. And please, I'll give you a minute here.
Speaker 7: Putin would be sitting in Moscow and he wouldn't have
Speaker 7: lost three hundred thousand men and women, but he would
Speaker 7: have been sitting in Moscow quiet. Please, he would have
Speaker 7: been sitting in Moscow much happier than he is right now.
Speaker 7: But eventually, you know, he's got a thing that other
Speaker 7: people don't have. He's got nuclear weapons. They don't ever
Speaker 7: talk about that. He got nuclear weapons. Nobody ever thinks
Speaker 7: about that. And eventually maybe he'll use him. And maybe
Speaker 7: he hasn't been that threatening, but he does have that
Speaker 7: something we don't even like to talk about Nobody likes
Speaker 7: to talk about it. But just so you understand, they
Speaker 7: sent her to negotiate peace before this war started. Three
Speaker 7: days later he went in and he started the war
Speaker 7: because everything they said was weak and stupid. They said
Speaker 7: the wrong things. That war should have never started. She
Speaker 7: was the emissary. They sent her in to negotiate with
Speaker 7: ze Lynsky and Putin, and she did, and the war
Speaker 7: started three days later. And that's the kind of talent
Speaker 7: we have with her. She's worse than Biden in my opinion.
Speaker 7: I think he's the worst president in the history of
Speaker 7: our country. She goes down as the vice president in
Speaker 7: the history of our country. But let me tell you something.
Speaker 7: She is a horrible negotiator. They sent her in to
Speaker 7: negotiate as soon as they left Putin did the invasion.
Speaker 9: President Trump, thank you did bring up something you said.
Speaker 9: She went to negotiate with Vladimir Putin. Vice President Harris,
Speaker 9: have you ever met Vladimir Putin? Can you clarify tonight
Speaker 9: yet again?
Speaker 6: I said it at the beginning of this debate. You're
Speaker 6: going to hear a bunch of lies coming from this fellow.
Speaker 6: And that is another one. When I went to meet
Speaker 6: with presidents alanskap Now I met with him over five times.
Speaker 6: The reality is it has been about standing as America
Speaker 6: always should as a leader, upholding international rules and norms,
Speaker 6: as a leader who shows strength, understanding that the alliances
Speaker 6: we have around the world are dependent on our ability
Speaker 6: to look out for our friends and not favor our
Speaker 6: enemies because you adore strong men instead of caring about democracy.
Speaker 6: And that is very much what is at stake here.
Speaker 6: The President of the United States is commander in chief,
Speaker 6: and the American people have a right to rely on
Speaker 6: a president who understands the significance of America's role and
Speaker 6: responsibility in terms of ensuring that there is stability and
Speaker 6: ensuring we stand up for our principles and not sell
Speaker 6: them for the benefit of personal flattery.
Speaker 9: We've talked about Ukraine and Vladimir Putin. I do want
Speaker 9: to talk about Afghanistan. It came up in the first
Speaker 9: hour of this debate. I wanted to move on to Afghanistan.
Speaker 7: Or I said. Trump did the most amazing thing I've
Speaker 7: ever seen. He got these countries, the twenty eight countries
Speaker 7: at the time, to pay up. He said, I've never seen.
Speaker 7: He's the head of NATO. He said, I've I've never
Speaker 7: seen For years we were paying almost all of NATO.
Speaker 7: We were being ripped off by European nations, both on
Speaker 7: trade and on NATO. I got them to pay up
Speaker 7: by saying one of the statements you made before, if
Speaker 7: you don't pay, we're not going to protect you. Otherwise
Speaker 7: we would have never gotten it. He said. It was
Speaker 7: one of the most incredible jobs that he's ever seen done.
Speaker 1: Thank you. I want to turn to Afghanistan.
Speaker 9: It came up in the first hour of the debate,
Speaker 9: and we witnessed an appoignant moment today on Capitol Hill
Speaker 9: honoring the soldiers who died in the chaotic withdrawal from Afghanistan.
Speaker 9: I do want to ask the Vice President, do you
Speaker 9: believe you bear any responsibility in the way that withdrawal
Speaker 9: played out?
Speaker 6: Well, I will tell you I agreed with President Biden's
Speaker 6: decision to pull out of Afghanistan. For presidents said they would,
Speaker 6: and Joe Biden did.
Speaker 5: And as a.
Speaker 6: Result, America's taxpayers are not paying the three hundred million
Speaker 6: dollars a day we were paying for that endless war.
Speaker 6: And as of today, there is not one member of
Speaker 6: the United States military who is active duty in a
Speaker 6: combat zone in any war zone around the world, the
Speaker 6: first time this century. But let's understand how we got
Speaker 6: to where we are. Donald Trump, when he was president,
Speaker 6: negotiated one of the weakest deals you can imagine. He
Speaker 6: calls himself a deal maker. Even his national security advisor
Speaker 6: said it was a weak, terrible deal. And here's how
Speaker 6: it went down. He bypassed the Afghan government. He negotiated
Speaker 6: directly with a terrorist organization called the Taliban. The negotiation
Speaker 6: involved the Taliban getting five thousand terrorists Taliban terrorists released
Speaker 6: and get this, no, get this. And the president at
Speaker 6: the time invited the Taliban to Cap David, a place
Speaker 6: of storied significance for us as Americans, a place where
Speaker 6: we honor the importance of American diplomacy, where we invite
Speaker 6: and receive respected world leaders.
Speaker 5: And this.
Speaker 6: Former president as president invited them to Camp David because
Speaker 6: he does not again appreciate the role and responsibility of
Speaker 6: the President of the United States to be commander in
Speaker 6: chief with a level of respect.
Speaker 5: And this gets back.
Speaker 6: To the point of how he has consistently disparaged and
Speaker 6: demeaned members of our military, fallen soldiers and the work
Speaker 6: that we must do to uphold the strength and the
Speaker 6: respect of the United States of America around the world.
Speaker 9: Vice President Harris, thank you President Trump your response to
Speaker 9: her saying that you began the negotia yeh.
Speaker 1: Thank you Taliban.
Speaker 7: So if you take a look at that period of time,
Speaker 7: the Taliban was killing our soldiers, a lot of them
Speaker 7: with snipers. And I got involved with the Taliban because
Speaker 7: the Taliban was doing the killing. That's the fighting force
Speaker 7: within Afghanistan. They don't bother doing that because you know,
Speaker 7: they deal with the wrong people all the time. But
Speaker 7: I got involved, and Abdul is the head of the Taliban.
Speaker 7: He is still the head of the Taliban, and I
Speaker 7: told Abdul, don't do it anymore. You do it anymore,
Speaker 7: you're gonna have problems. And he said, why do you
Speaker 7: send me a picture of my house? I said, you're
Speaker 7: going to have to figure that out, Abduel. And for
Speaker 7: eighteen months we had nobody killed. We did have an
Speaker 7: agreement negotiated by Mike Pompeo. It was a very good agreement.
Speaker 7: The reason it was good it was we were getting out.
Speaker 7: We would have been out faster than them, but we
Speaker 7: wouldn't have lost the soldiers, we wouldn't have left many
Speaker 7: Americans behind, and we wouldn't have left we wouldn't have
Speaker 7: left eighty five billion dollars worth of brand new, beautiful
Speaker 7: military equipment behind. And just to finish, they blew it.
Speaker 7: The agreement said you have to do this, this, and
Speaker 7: they didn't do it. They didn't do it. The agreement
Speaker 7: was terminated by us because they didn't do what they
Speaker 7: were supposed to do. These people did the worst withdrawal
Speaker 7: and in my opinion, the most embarrassing moment in the
Speaker 7: history of our country. And by the way, that's why
Speaker 7: Russia attacked Ukraine because they saw how incompetent she and
Speaker 7: her boss are.
Speaker 9: President Trump, thank you. I want to move on now
Speaker 9: to race and politics in this country. Mister President, you
Speaker 9: recently said a Vice President Harris quote, I didn't know
Speaker 9: she was black until a number of years ago when
Speaker 9: she happened to turn black, and now she wants to
Speaker 9: be known as black. I want to ask a bigger
Speaker 9: picture question here tonight. Why do you believe it's appropriate
Speaker 9: to weigh in on the racial identity of your opponent.
Speaker 7: I don't and I don't care. I don't care what
Speaker 7: she is. I don't care. You make a big deal
Speaker 7: out of something I couldn't care less. Whatever she wants
Speaker 7: to be is okay with me.
Speaker 1: But those were your words, So I'm asking you.
Speaker 7: I don't know. I mean, all I can say is
Speaker 7: I read where she was not black that she put
Speaker 7: out and I'll say that, and then I read that
Speaker 7: she was black, and that's okay. Either one who was
Speaker 7: okay with me, that's up to her. That's up to her.
Speaker 1: Vice President Harris, your thoughts on this, I think it's.
Speaker 6: I mean, honestly, I think it's a tragedy that we
Speaker 6: have someone who wants to be president who has consistently,
Speaker 6: over the course of his career, attempted to use race
Speaker 6: to divide the American people. You know, I do believe
Speaker 6: that the vast majority of us know that we have
Speaker 6: so much more in common than what separates us, and
Speaker 6: we don't want this kind of approach that is just
Speaker 6: constantly trying to divide us, and especially by race.
Speaker 5: And let's remember how Donald Trump started.
Speaker 14: He was a.
Speaker 6: Land he'd owned land, he owned buildings, and he was
Speaker 6: investigated because he refused to rent property to black families.
Speaker 6: Let's Remember, this is the same individual who took out
Speaker 6: a full page ad in the New York Times calling
Speaker 6: for the execution of five young black and Latino boys
Speaker 6: who were innocent. The Central Park five took out a
Speaker 6: full page ad calling for their execution. This is the
Speaker 6: same individual who spread birth or lives about the first
Speaker 6: black president of the United States. And I think the
Speaker 6: American people want better than that, want better than this.
Speaker 5: Want someone who understands as I do. I travel our country.
Speaker 6: We see in each other a friend, We see in
Speaker 6: each other a neighbor. We don't want a leader who
Speaker 6: is constantly trying to have Americans point.
Speaker 5: Their fingers at each other.
Speaker 6: I meet with people all the time who tell me,
Speaker 6: can we please just have discourse about how we're going
Speaker 6: to invest in the aspirations and the ambitions and the
Speaker 6: dreams of the American people, knowing that regardless of people's
Speaker 6: color or the language of their grandmother speaks, we all
Speaker 6: have the same dreams and aspirations and want a president
Speaker 6: who invest in those, not in hate and division.
Speaker 1: Vice President Harris, thank you, Lindsey.
Speaker 12: President Trump, this is now your third time.
Speaker 7: This is the most divisive presidency in the history of
Speaker 7: our country. There's never been anything like it. They're destroying
Speaker 7: our country, and they come up with things like what
Speaker 7: she just said. Going back many, many years, when a
Speaker 7: lot of people, including Mayor Bloomberg, agreed with me on
Speaker 7: the Central Park five, they admitted they said they pled guilty,
Speaker 7: and I said, well, if they pled guilty, they badly
Speaker 7: hurt a person, killed the person ultimately. And if they
Speaker 7: pled guilty, then they pled We're not guilty. But this
Speaker 7: is a person that has to stretch back years forty
Speaker 7: fifty years ago because there's nothing now. I built one
Speaker 7: of the greatest economies in the history of the world,
Speaker 7: and I'm going to build it again. It's going to
Speaker 7: be bigger, betteran stronger. But they're destroying our economy. They
Speaker 7: have no idea what a good economy is. They're oil policies,
Speaker 7: every single policy. And remember this, she is Biden. You
Speaker 7: know she's trying to get away from Biden. I don't
Speaker 7: know the gentleman she says, she is Biden. The worst
Speaker 7: inflation We've ever had, a horrible economy because inflation has
Speaker 7: made it so bad, and she can't get away with that.
Speaker 5: I want to respond to that, though, I want to
Speaker 5: just respond briefly.
Speaker 6: Clearly, I am not Joe Biden, and I am certainly
Speaker 6: not Donald Trump. And what I do offer is a
Speaker 6: new generation of leadership for our country, one who believes
Speaker 6: in what is possible, one who brings a sense of
Speaker 6: optimism about what we can do instead of always disparaging
Speaker 6: the American people.
Speaker 5: I believe in what we can do.
Speaker 6: To strengthen our small businesses, which is why I have
Speaker 6: a plan. Let's talk about our plans, and let's compare
Speaker 6: the plans. I have a plan to give startup businesses
Speaker 6: fifty thousand dollars tax deduction to pursue their ambitions, their innovation,
Speaker 6: their ideas, their hard work. I have a plan six
Speaker 6: thousand dollars for young families for the first year of
Speaker 6: your child's life, to help you in that most critical
Speaker 6: stage of your child's development. I have a plan that
Speaker 6: is about allowing people to be able to pursue what
Speaker 6: has been fleeting in terms of the American dream by
Speaker 6: offering a help with down payment of twenty five thousand
Speaker 6: dollars down payment assistance for first time home buyers. That's
Speaker 6: the kind of conversation I believe, David, that people really
Speaker 6: want tonight, as opposed to a conversation that is constantly
Speaker 6: about belittling and name calling.
Speaker 5: Let's turn the page Vice President.
Speaker 1: Harrison, thank you.
Speaker 12: To move on, President Trump.
Speaker 1: Let's turn to policy.
Speaker 7: Plans to defund the police. She has a plan to
Speaker 7: confiscate everybody's gun.
Speaker 12: President, she has a plan to.
Speaker 7: Allow fracking in Pennsylvania or anywhere else. Okay, that's what
Speaker 7: her plan is.
Speaker 6: Until just recently, I just needs something, sorry that I
Speaker 6: need to respond.
Speaker 11: I'm sorry, we're going to We're going to move on.
Speaker 11: Byresident Trump. This is now your third time running for president.
Speaker 11: You have long vowed to repeal and replace the Affordable
Speaker 11: Care Act, also known as Obamacare.
Speaker 12: You have failed to accomplish that. You now say you're.
Speaker 11: Going to keep Obamacare quote, unless we can do something
Speaker 11: much better. Last month you said, quote we're working on it.
Speaker 11: So tonight, nine years after you first started running, do
Speaker 11: you have a plan and can you tell us what
Speaker 11: it is?
Speaker 7: Obamacare was lousy, healthcare always was.
Speaker 8: It's not very good today.
Speaker 7: And what I said that if we come up with something,
Speaker 7: and we are working on things, we're going to do
Speaker 7: it and we're going to replace it. But remember this,
Speaker 7: I inherited Obamacare because Democrats wouldn't change it. They wouldn't
Speaker 7: vote for it. They were unanimous they wouldn't vote to
Speaker 7: change it. If they would have done that, we would
Speaker 7: have had a much better plan than Obamacare. But the
Speaker 7: Democrats came up they wouldn't vote for it. I had
Speaker 7: a choice to make when I was president. Do I
Speaker 7: save it and make it as good as it can be,
Speaker 7: never going to be great, or do I let it rot?
Speaker 7: And I felt I had an obligation, even though politically
Speaker 7: it would have been good to just let it rot
Speaker 7: and let it go away. I decided, and I told
Speaker 7: my people, the top people, and they're very good people.
Speaker 7: I have a lot of good people in that administration.
Speaker 7: We read about the bad ones. We had some real
Speaker 7: bad ones too, and so do they They have really
Speaker 7: bad ones. The differences, they don't get rid of it.
Speaker 7: But let me just explain. I had a choice to make.
Speaker 7: Do I save it and make it as good as
Speaker 7: it can be, or do I let it rot? And
Speaker 7: I saved it. I did the right thing. But it's
Speaker 7: still never going to be great and it's too expensive
Speaker 7: for people. And what we will do is we're looking
Speaker 7: at different plans. If we can come up with a
Speaker 7: plan that's going to cost our people, our population less
Speaker 7: money and be better healthcare than Obamacare, then I would
Speaker 7: absolutely do it. But until then I'd run it as
Speaker 7: good as it can be run.
Speaker 12: So just yes or no. You still do not have
Speaker 12: a plan.
Speaker 8: I have concepts of a plan.
Speaker 7: I'm not president right now, but if we come up
Speaker 7: with something, I would only change it if we come
Speaker 7: up with something that's better and less expensive, and there
Speaker 7: are concepts and options. We have to do that, and
Speaker 7: you'll be hearing about it in the not too distant future.
Speaker 11: Vice President Harrison, twenty seventeen, you supported Bernie Sanders proposal
Speaker 11: to do away with private insurance and create a government
Speaker 11: run healthcare system. Two years later, you proposed a plan
Speaker 11: that included a private insurance option. What is your plan.
Speaker 6: Today, Well, first of all, I absolutely support in over
Speaker 6: the last four years as Vice president, private healthcare options.
Speaker 6: But what we need to do is maintain and grow
Speaker 6: the affordable care. But I'll get to that, Lindsay. I
Speaker 6: just need to respond to a previous point that the
Speaker 6: former president has made. I've made very clear my position
Speaker 6: on fracking, and then this business about taking everyone's guns away.
Speaker 6: Tim Walls and I are both gun owners. We're not
Speaker 6: taking anybody's guns away. So stop with the continuous lying
Speaker 6: about this stuff as it relates to the Affordable Care Act. Understand,
Speaker 6: just look at the history to know where people stand.
Speaker 6: When Donald Trump was president sixty times he tried to
Speaker 6: get rid of the Affordable Care Act sixty times. I
Speaker 6: was a senator at the time when I will never
Speaker 6: forget the early morning hours when it was up for
Speaker 6: a vote in the United States Senate, and the late
Speaker 6: great John McCain, who you have disparaged as being you
Speaker 6: don't like him, you said at the time because he
Speaker 6: got caught. He was an American hero, The late great
Speaker 6: John McCain, I will never forget that night walked onto
Speaker 6: the Senate floor and said, no, you don't, no, you don't, no,
Speaker 6: you don't get rid of the Affordable Charact.
Speaker 5: You have no plan.
Speaker 6: And what the Affordable Care Act has done is eliminate
Speaker 6: the ability of insurance companies to deny people with pre
Speaker 6: existing conditions.
Speaker 5: I don't have to tell the people watching tonight you
Speaker 5: remember what that was like.
Speaker 6: Remember when an insurance company could deny if a child
Speaker 6: had asthma, if someone was a breast cancer survivor if
Speaker 6: a grandparent had diabetes. And thankfully, as I've been Vice
Speaker 6: president and we over the last four years have strengthened
Speaker 6: the Affordable Care Act. We have allowed for the first time,
Speaker 6: Medicare to negotiate drug prices on behalf of.
Speaker 5: You, the American people.
Speaker 6: Donald Trump said he was going to allow Medicare to
Speaker 6: negotiate drug prices.
Speaker 5: He never did. We did.
Speaker 6: And now we have capped the cost of insulin at
Speaker 6: thirty five dollars a month. Since I've been Vice president,
Speaker 6: we have capped the cost of prescription medication for seniors
Speaker 6: at two thousand dollars a year. And when I am president,
Speaker 6: we will do that for all people. Understanding that the
Speaker 6: value I bring to this is that access to healthcare
Speaker 6: should be a right and not just a privilege of
Speaker 6: those who can afford it. And the plan has to
Speaker 6: be to strengthen the Affordable Care Act, not get rid
Speaker 6: of it fast as prologs.
Speaker 5: In terms of where Donald Trump stands on that, I
Speaker 5: want to move.
Speaker 12: To an issue that's important.
Speaker 7: For a while, I had a mistake at number one.
Speaker 7: John McCain fought Obamacare for ten years, but it wasn't
Speaker 7: only him. It were all of the Democrats that kept
Speaker 7: it going. And you know what, we can do much
Speaker 7: better than Obamacare, much less money. But she won't improve
Speaker 7: private insurance for people, private medical insurance. That's another thing
Speaker 7: she doesn't want to come. People are paying privately for
Speaker 7: insurance that have worked hard and made money, and they
Speaker 7: want to have private She wants everybody to be on
Speaker 7: government insurance where you wait six months for an operation
Speaker 7: that you need to meeting.
Speaker 12: President Trump, thank you.
Speaker 11: We have another issue that we'd like to get to
Speaker 11: that's important for a number of Americans, in particular younger voters,
Speaker 11: and that's climate change. Trump, with regard to the environment,
Speaker 11: you say that we have to have clean air and
Speaker 11: clean water. Vice President Harris, you call climate change an
Speaker 11: existential threat. The question to you both tonight is what
Speaker 11: would you do to fight climate change? And Vice President
Speaker 11: Harris will start with you one minute for you each.
Speaker 6: Well, the former president had said the climate change is
Speaker 6: a hoax, and what we know is that it is
Speaker 6: very real. You ask anyone who lives in a state
Speaker 6: who has experienced these extreme weather occurrences, who now is
Speaker 6: either being denied home insurance or its being jacked up.
Speaker 6: You ask anybody who has been the victim of what
Speaker 6: that means in terms of losing their home having nowhere
Speaker 6: to go. We know that we can actually deal with
Speaker 6: this issue. The young people of America care deeply about
Speaker 6: this issue, and I am proud that as Vice president,
Speaker 6: over the last four years, we have invested a trillion
Speaker 6: dollars in a clean energy economy, while we have also
Speaker 6: increased domestic gas production to historic levels. We have created
Speaker 6: over eight hundred thousand new manufacturing jobs. While I have
Speaker 6: been Vice president, we have invested in clean energy to
Speaker 6: the point that we are opening up factories around the world.
Speaker 6: Donald Trump said he was going to create manufacturing jobs.
Speaker 6: He lost manufacturing jobs. And I'm also proud to have
Speaker 6: the endorsement of the United Autoworkers and Sean Fain, who
Speaker 6: also know that part of building a clean energy economy
Speaker 6: includes investing in American made products, American automobiles. It includes
Speaker 6: growing what we can do around American manufacturing and opening
Speaker 6: up auto plants, not closing them like happened under Donald
Speaker 6: TRUMPCE President Harris, thank you.
Speaker 7: It didn't happen under Donald Trump. Let me just tell
Speaker 7: you they lost ten thousand manufacturing jobs this last month
Speaker 7: it's going they're all leaving. They're building big auto plants
Speaker 7: in Mexico, in many cases owned by China. They're building
Speaker 7: these massive plants, and they think they're going to sell
Speaker 7: their cars into the United States. Of these people, what
Speaker 7: they have given to China is unbelievable. But we're not
Speaker 7: going to let that. We'll put tariffs in those cars
Speaker 7: so they can't come into our country because they will
Speaker 7: kill the United auto workers and any auto worker, whether
Speaker 7: it's in Detroit or South Carolina or any other place.
Speaker 7: What they've done to business and manufacturing in this country
Speaker 7: is horrible.
Speaker 8: We have nothing because they refuse.
Speaker 7: You know, Biden doesn't go after people because supposedly China
Speaker 7: paid them millions of dollars.
Speaker 8: He's afraid to do it. Between him and his son.
Speaker 7: They get all this money from Ukraine, they get all
Speaker 7: this money from all of these different countries. And then
Speaker 7: you wonder, why is he so loyal to this one,
Speaker 7: that one Ukraine? China? Why is he Why did he
Speaker 7: get three and a half million dollars from the mayor
Speaker 7: of Moscow's wife, Why did he get why did she
Speaker 7: pay him three and a half million dollars? This is
Speaker 7: a crooked administration and they're selling our country down the tubes.
Speaker 12: President Trump, thank you, thank you.
Speaker 9: We'll be right back with closing statements from both of
Speaker 9: our candidates.
Speaker 1: An historic night.
Speaker 9: This ABCD was presidential debate from Philadelphia back at the moment.
Speaker 4: Okay, wow, So couple of times. First off, the whole
Speaker 4: quiet please, that was nice. I appreciated that one.
Speaker 3: That was nice.
Speaker 4: Two big skirts that I saw was is Biden even alive?
Speaker 13: Skirt?
Speaker 3: They did not want to talk about that for any
Speaker 3: more time whatsoever.
Speaker 4: Also, the Afghan explanation, when Trump broke it down and
Speaker 4: it like made sense, they immediately changed topics because it
Speaker 4: was kind of embarrassing.
Speaker 3: H Yeah, that was great. Jonathan thoughts.
Speaker 2: You know, they they always try and look at the
Speaker 2: the the other side of the conversation whenever it comes
Speaker 2: to anything that was poorly done by them. And this
Speaker 2: is this is part of just manipulation and neurolinguistic programming
Speaker 2: and all that kind of stuff. It's it's very manipulative
Speaker 2: as a matter of fact. And if you ever in
Speaker 2: a conversation with the narcissist, they'll shift the attention to
Speaker 2: something that they did right, or they'll point out well,
Speaker 2: don't worry about what I did, because what you did
Speaker 2: was worse. That's like signs of a narcissist. And that's
Speaker 2: I'm not even gonna say that's that's quality. I'm not
Speaker 2: even gonna say that's traits of Kamala. That's more of
Speaker 2: politicians speak. That's just how politicians speak, unfortunately. But yeah,
Speaker 2: whenever she was talking, whenever he was calling her out
Speaker 2: on the Afghanistan thing, she didn't say anything about, you know,
Speaker 2: all the all the military equipment that was left behind.
Speaker 4: All she said was something about five hundred million that
Speaker 4: we're not spinning to maintain the equipment. It's like, yeah,
Speaker 4: but how much does all the equipment cost that we
Speaker 4: were like, how much did it actually left over there?
Speaker 4: But then she tried turning that around like he made
Speaker 4: a deal with the Taliban. Okay, okay, fair enough, it's
Speaker 4: not good to make deals with with terrorist organizations. However,
Speaker 4: the Taliban's like the only arm of the law that
Speaker 4: Afghanistan recognizes, just throwing that out. But then and then
Speaker 4: she goes on about what Camp David is for America.
Speaker 4: First of all, I've fucking been there. It's not anything
Speaker 4: that she just said it's cabins. They're nice as fuck.
Speaker 4: But like it calmed down. It's not some sort of
Speaker 4: symbol of the American freedom and mom and baseball and
Speaker 4: apple pie, like calm the fuck down, Kamala. But also
Speaker 4: Trump said, yeah I did. I handed up Duel a
Speaker 4: picture of his fucking house and he just had to
Speaker 4: you know know what that was gonna be about, Like, bro, oh,
Speaker 4: that was.
Speaker 3: A good way to turn it around.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that was that was a bit of a gangster move.
Speaker 2: But going back to what I said, I had to
Speaker 2: stop there because my dogs wanted to get loud and
Speaker 2: start playing and shit. But anyway, whenever, you know, she
Speaker 2: shifted the attention for you know, uh, the the embarrassment
Speaker 2: of what happened in Afghanistan by saying, look at all
Speaker 2: of these people that are home and they don't have
Speaker 2: to be there, and all the presidents that it said
Speaker 2: that they wanted to do it for the last what
Speaker 2: however many years, and we were able to do that.
Speaker 2: And it's like, Okay, I mean, I guess you did that,
Speaker 2: but you kind of did it the wrong way. It's
Speaker 2: just the talking points, and so you're shifting the attention.
Speaker 2: This is all I hate that this has it's come
Speaker 2: like this. It's everything's political like that. It's all about
Speaker 2: political correctness. It's not about actually what's right and actually
Speaker 2: what's wrong. It's about trying to look at a pile
Speaker 2: of shit and say, well, I mean, at least I
Speaker 2: ate healthy, and that's why that shit looks like that,
Speaker 2: you know what I mean.
Speaker 4: Like it's so let's talk about something that they both
Speaker 4: brought up that was not very politically correct.
Speaker 3: Is she black?
Speaker 4: I don't know she puts out though, that's what I heard,
Speaker 4: and so like, yo, he full on.
Speaker 3: Said that just now right, called her a hole. I
Speaker 3: was about to say a whore. I'll say that was
Speaker 3: more of a hoe. He didn't call her a whore,
Speaker 3: called her a hoe.
Speaker 4: But now we're gonna be fair for really gonna and
Speaker 4: y'all know how I feel about her. Okay, it's not
Speaker 4: a secret, however, for going to call a spade a
Speaker 4: spade here, Let's not forget that he has kids from
Speaker 4: three different women. So like, all right, just just making
Speaker 4: sure we're keeping everything in perspective. If a woman does it,
Speaker 4: she's a hoe. If the man does it, he's I'm
Speaker 4: just saying, like he's not exactly known.
Speaker 3: For his uh, his sexual virtue by any means.
Speaker 4: But he did, in fact just call her a fucking
Speaker 4: hoe on national television.
Speaker 3: That was wild.
Speaker 15: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I must have missed that because I I don't remember.
Speaker 2: I mean, I might not have been paying attention for
Speaker 2: that part. I just saw that the part where he's like, well,
Speaker 2: I don't know, she might be black, she might be ending,
Speaker 2: she could be both. I don't really care. It's up
Speaker 2: to her.
Speaker 4: And so then right after they said she I heard
Speaker 4: she puts out though, or she puts out That's what
Speaker 4: I heard.
Speaker 3: Anyway. Did he say that you missed that?
Speaker 13: Dude?
Speaker 1: Wow?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I definitely missed that.
Speaker 3: Bro. I was screaming.
Speaker 4: If anybody's like watching my face, I don't know where
Speaker 4: I'm at. I was like, compared to where the screen's at,
Speaker 4: and shit, Bro, I am dying at this.
Speaker 3: All right, Right, it's back on back I let's go,
Speaker 3: here we go, and David Muir and Lin's Das.
Speaker 1: Welcome back tonight.
Speaker 9: The time has come for closing statements, and Vice President Harris,
Speaker 9: we begin with you.
Speaker 6: So I think you've heard tonight two very different visions
Speaker 6: for our country, one that is focused on the future,
Speaker 6: and the other that is focused on the past and
Speaker 6: an attempt to take us backward. But we're not going back.
Speaker 6: And I do believe that the American people know we
Speaker 6: all have so much more in common than what separates us,
Speaker 6: and we can chart a new way forward and a
Speaker 6: vision of that includes having a plan, understanding the aspirations,
Speaker 6: the dreams, the hopes, the ambition of the American people,
Speaker 6: which is why I intend to create an opportunity economy,
Speaker 6: investing in small businesses, in new families, in what we
Speaker 6: can do around protecting seniors, what we can do that
Speaker 6: is about giving hardworking folks a break and bringing down
Speaker 6: the cost of living.
Speaker 5: I believe in what we can do.
Speaker 6: Together that is about sustaining America's standing in the world
Speaker 6: and ensuring that we have the respect that we so
Speaker 6: rightly deserve, including respecting our military and ensuring we have
Speaker 6: the most lethal fighting force in the world. I will
Speaker 6: be a president that will protect our fundamental rights and freedoms,
Speaker 6: including the right of a woman to make decisions about
Speaker 6: her own body and not have her government tell her
Speaker 6: what to do. I'll tell you I started my career
Speaker 6: as a prosecutor. I was a da I was an
Speaker 6: attorney general, a United States Senator.
Speaker 5: And now Vice president. I've only have one client, the people.
Speaker 6: And I'll tell you, as a prosecutor, I never asked
Speaker 6: a victim or a witness, are you a Republican or
Speaker 6: a Democrat? The only thing I ever asked them, are
Speaker 6: you okay? And that's the kind of president we need
Speaker 6: right now, someone who cares about you and is not
Speaker 6: putting themselves first. I intend to be a president for
Speaker 6: all Americans and focus on what we can do over
Speaker 6: the next ten and twenty years to build back up
Speaker 6: our country by investing right now in you, the American people.
Speaker 12: Vice President Harris, thank you President Trump.
Speaker 7: So she just started by saying she's going to do this,
Speaker 7: She's going to do that, She's going to do all
Speaker 7: these wonderful things. Why hasn't she done it. She's been
Speaker 7: there for three and a half years. They've had three
Speaker 7: and a half years to fix the border, they've had
Speaker 7: three and a half years to create jobs and all
Speaker 7: the things we talked about. Why hasn't she done it?
Speaker 7: She should leave right now, go down to that beautiful
Speaker 7: White House, go to the Capitol, get everyone together and
Speaker 7: do the things you want to do. But you haven't
Speaker 7: done it, and you won't do it because you believe
Speaker 7: in things that the American people don't believe in. You
Speaker 7: believe in things like we're not going to frack, we're
Speaker 7: not going to take fossil fuel. We're not going to
Speaker 7: do things that are going to make this country strong,
Speaker 7: whether you like it or not. Germany tried that and
Speaker 7: within one year they were back to building normal energy plants.
Speaker 7: We're not ready for it. We can't sacrifice our country
Speaker 7: for the sake of bad vision. But I just ask
Speaker 7: one simple question, why didn't she do it. We're a
Speaker 7: failing nation. We're a nation that's in serious decline. We're
Speaker 7: being laughed at all over the world. All over the
Speaker 7: world they laugh. I know the leaders very well. They're
Speaker 7: coming to see me, they call me. We're laughed at
Speaker 7: all over the world. They don't understand what happened to
Speaker 7: us as a nation.
Speaker 8: We're not a leader. We don't have any idea what's
Speaker 8: going on.
Speaker 7: We have wars going on in the Middle East, we
Speaker 7: have wars going on with Russia and Ukraine. We're going
Speaker 7: to end up in a Third World War, and it'll
Speaker 7: be a war like no other because of nuclear weapons.
Speaker 7: The power of weaponry. I rebuilt our entire military. She
Speaker 7: gave a lot of it away to the Taliban, she
Speaker 7: gave it to Afghanastand what these people have done to
Speaker 7: our country, and maybe toughest of all is allowing millions
Speaker 7: of people to come into our country. Many of them
Speaker 7: are criminals, and they're destroying our country. The worst president,
Speaker 7: the worst vice president in the history of our.
Speaker 11: Country, President Trump, Thank you, and that is our ABC
Speaker 11: News presidential debate from here in Philadelphia at the National
Speaker 11: Constitution Center.
Speaker 12: I'm Lindsay Davis.
Speaker 1: And I'm David Muller.
Speaker 9: Thank you for watching here in the US and all
Speaker 9: over the world, and from all of us here at
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Speaker 1: Good night.
Speaker 4: Okay, now I'll explain why I was on Disney Plus
Speaker 4: it was on ABC.
Speaker 3: That actually makes a lot more sense out loud.
Speaker 2: All right, sport animal, what you got, homie?
Speaker 5: I just have a question.
Speaker 16: Why did she She keeps trying to say, we got
Speaker 16: to turn the page and look forward. She thinks she's
Speaker 16: Bob C. But I don't think our country is a
Speaker 16: fucking book. It's a castle that it is falling, and
Speaker 16: she just she is not very small.
Speaker 2: Well, the thing is is that she's trying to make
Speaker 2: a play on the age. Really, I think because she's saying, look,
Speaker 2: we've already had this tired asshold president. It's the reason
Speaker 2: why he's no longer the nominee for the Democratic Party. Trump,
Speaker 2: you're only two or three years younger than Biden is.
Speaker 2: You're stuck in the old ways and going up with
Speaker 2: all of that old rhetoric. She's trying to imply, well, look,
Speaker 2: I'm new, I represent the younger people. I'm not with
Speaker 2: all that old shit. And unfortunately that's not true. Unfortunately,
Speaker 2: the things that she runs on are the same people
Speaker 2: that are puppeteering Biden, the same people that puppeteered George Bush,
Speaker 2: the same people that puppeteered Barack Obama. Yeah, they might,
Speaker 2: you know, act you know, they might, you know, act
Speaker 2: like they're on different teams. But she just said it earlier.
Speaker 2: All of those Republican people. Remember, she goes, she starts
Speaker 2: naming them mid Romney, George Bush, had all these fucking people, right,
Speaker 2: who is it, Dick Cheney, all these people they're now
Speaker 2: coming to my side. Doesn't that make it obvious? Like
Speaker 2: whenever you look at all of the manipulation and the
Speaker 2: destruction and all the bad things that have ever happened
Speaker 2: really to this company, at least within our lifetimes, it
Speaker 2: was because of those people. We've never been like, oh,
Speaker 2: we're absolutely Republican. No, I've never been like that. I
Speaker 2: was never a George Bush fan. As a matter of fact,
Speaker 2: I was team Eminem whenever he was shooting all over
Speaker 2: George Bush back in the day, if you remember those times.
Speaker 2: But like you know, like just because you have prior
Speaker 2: presidents on your side does not necessarily mean anything good.
Speaker 2: And you want to talk about moving on from the
Speaker 2: old ways, how about you say fuck all those people
Speaker 2: who fuck this country up? How about that? You know,
Speaker 2: like that would be a good way of going at it.
Speaker 4: It's at least a start in the right direction, you know.
Speaker 4: But I agree she's because that's the thing. No one
Speaker 4: knew what her policy were six months ago, and that's
Speaker 4: kind of the She's seen as the quote unquote new face,
Speaker 4: and they're trying to resurrect that as like the new scene,
Speaker 4: the out with the old end with the bro She's
Speaker 4: not new as in a younger face.
Speaker 3: She's new as in she's very new to politics.
Speaker 4: Like she was only a center for how long before
Speaker 4: she got nominated for the VP, Like, come on, she
Speaker 4: doesn't have anything to stand on, and you could look
Speaker 4: at her voting record or her opinion record. Honestly, she
Speaker 4: has flip flopped on every actual real issue that's of
Speaker 4: like a serious nature so much in the last year
Speaker 4: based off of what polls she just recently read.
Speaker 3: So like, yeah, yeah, that was. This was quite a
Speaker 3: wild ride. I'm not gonna lie. That was. That was
Speaker 3: quite entertaining. I enjoyed that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it was entertaining. I definitely like almost pissed my
Speaker 2: pants several times, just because like some of the things
Speaker 2: that are being said are just like holy shit, it's
Speaker 2: like some some some of them were absolutely haymakers. Oh yeah,
Speaker 2: And I thought that it was.
Speaker 7: Uh.
Speaker 2: I thought it was pretty entertaining, to say the least.
Speaker 2: Now you could look at this like, oh, it's just
Speaker 2: a show. It's just to entertain the masses, and I'll say,
Speaker 2: if that was the case, they succeeded, I was entertained.
Speaker 2: You know, bring me, bring me my chips and beer,
Speaker 2: and I'll sit back and recline her and just watch
Speaker 2: that kind of shit all night, because that's entertainment. And
Speaker 2: if all the world is a stage. They did a
Speaker 2: pretty fucking good job.
Speaker 4: And I mean no wrong Trump did Trump obviously quote
Speaker 4: unquote if you want to say someone won that I
Speaker 4: could see him being the more dominant in the conversation
Speaker 4: for sure. But as soon as they said, do you
Speaker 4: have a plan, No, I don't have to I haven't
Speaker 4: met the president yet.
Speaker 3: No, but do you have a plan?
Speaker 4: I have concepts of a plant like bro Okay, that
Speaker 4: was That was not the best way to answer that
Speaker 4: when my boy, But yeah, that wasn't good after she
Speaker 4: had been going on about how she has now granted
Speaker 4: we know that she doesn't and if she does, it's
Speaker 4: not a good one, but still I wish you would
Speaker 4: have answered that one a little better.
Speaker 3: Didn't look good.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean, look, if you don't have a plan,
Speaker 2: then you don't have a plan. You know, like how
Speaker 2: you're talking about healthcare, something that you know is a
Speaker 2: very touchy subject depending on what side of the aisle
Speaker 2: that you're on, and so if you're gonna say that
Speaker 2: something is a little bit more democratic leaning as a
Speaker 2: Republican candidate, you don't even want to say it. But
Speaker 2: if you also don't have a plan, which maybe he does,
Speaker 2: maybe he doesn't. I don't know. If you don't have
Speaker 2: a plan, then I thought that he answered that pretty correctly, correctly,
Speaker 2: you know, like at least he was honest about it.
Speaker 4: I guess, I guess, But I'm just saying I wish
Speaker 4: you would have at least been like something.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 4: No, I don't currently have a plan, But what I
Speaker 4: would do is create a board of people who are
Speaker 4: experts in this field to like develop there was a
Speaker 4: better way, is all I'm saying.
Speaker 3: You know, but I know I'm nitpicking, but that's literally
Speaker 3: what we're.
Speaker 2: Here to do, you know, right right.
Speaker 4: He definitely still came out as the dominant force in
Speaker 4: that whole debacle.
Speaker 2: Now, I oh, Josh, go ahead, dude. Oh, by the way,
Speaker 2: I did notice the ear the hair covering up the ear.
Speaker 7: Oh.
Speaker 2: And another thing that I wanted to say on top
Speaker 2: of that, before you get into what you're gonna say, Josh,
Speaker 2: is that you could tell whenever she was saying certain things.
Speaker 2: You ever hear somebody like you ever watch somebody whenever
Speaker 2: they're talking on the phone and they're listening and they're
Speaker 2: they're like kind of spacing out, maybe they're saying something
Speaker 2: in between or whatever. She kind of had that little
Speaker 2: remnants about her to where it was like she was
Speaker 2: waiting for the conversation to go through, and then she
Speaker 2: would follow through with it, like I don't know if
Speaker 2: that's something you'll call y'all caught on too too.
Speaker 3: Yep, absolutely, Josh, what you think?
Speaker 14: Yeah, for sure, I agree with the with the space
Speaker 14: and out think.
Speaker 13: I think the thing with Trump though, with.
Speaker 14: Like kind of pushing off and saying I don't I
Speaker 14: have concepts. That's more because right after they him and JD.
Speaker 15: Came out and said that they were gonna do the
Speaker 15: five thousand dollars.
Speaker 14: Child tax characterdit.
Speaker 15: Now all of a sudden she's got the six thousand
Speaker 15: dollars and then the thing with the tips, the not
Speaker 15: taxing tips, and that she turns around and says, oh,
Speaker 15: we're not going to tax tax tips.
Speaker 14: I mean, I think it's more of I don't want.
Speaker 15: To show any of my cards right now on national television.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's something that they've absolutely been doing because they
Speaker 2: see the poll numbers start to go. They fluctuate depending
Speaker 2: on certain policies that they say that they're going to implement,
Speaker 2: and so they you know, they monitor those fluctuations in
Speaker 2: the polls, and it's probably based upon certain policies, but
Speaker 2: you know, it is it is interesting, and you know,
Speaker 2: whenever we're watching this and we're listening to it, I
Speaker 2: just wish that times could go back to the old
Speaker 2: times and like we've covered it before, to where it
Speaker 2: was like, all right, the two people that were running
Speaker 2: for president, well, the winner became president, the loser became VP,
Speaker 2: and they would have to come together and talk about
Speaker 2: certain policies or certain laws or certain plans for the future.
Speaker 2: But instead they have to be they have to be
Speaker 2: more bitchy and more nitpicky, and oh, it works for him,
Speaker 2: so I'm gonna take that and just use it as
Speaker 2: some kind of thing that will help me become president.
Speaker 2: It's like, you know, like I hate this whole bipartisan
Speaker 2: bullshit because it's nothing, but it's it's man versus man,
Speaker 2: or a team versus team, And it's like, dude, why
Speaker 2: are we so worried about teams in this situation like
Speaker 2: this right now, especially if we're on the verge of
Speaker 2: like World War three, we're on the verge of an
Speaker 2: economy of collapse, We're on the verge of you know, inflation,
Speaker 2: which is hilarious that there was ever even an inflation
Speaker 2: Reduction Act, which was hysterical to begin with. But it's like,
Speaker 2: if we could actually just come together rather than throwing
Speaker 2: jabs at each other, Like why doesn't anybody ever propose that?
Speaker 4: You know, I mean, I know, that's all they have
Speaker 4: left to cling to, bro their fucking sides, their ideologies,
Speaker 4: they're bullshit, fucking principles that they look down their nose
Speaker 4: at us for not being as justified, her as validated
Speaker 4: as they are.
Speaker 3: That's all they have left.
Speaker 14: Dude.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Nation Boycott said, I missed the beginning. Was there
Speaker 2: a single question about Israel or a rant?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 2: There was, yeah, they you know, they they got in
Speaker 2: and Kamala, you know, she's been flip flopping like you know,
Speaker 2: five hundred pound dudes flip flop, just dangling and constantly
Speaker 2: flipping over on both sides and stuff like that. And
Speaker 2: it's like she says one thing and then she says
Speaker 2: another thing, one thing. You know, she she's trying to
Speaker 2: get all these Democratic backers, the people who are like
Speaker 2: pro Palestine. They're saying, yes, they should be able to retaliate,
Speaker 2: they should be able to fight and they are being
Speaker 2: slaughtered by all the thousands and everything like that. But
Speaker 2: then she'll go back and say, well, Israel has the
Speaker 2: right to retaliate. I've been pro Israel this entire time.
Speaker 2: So she's trying to appease two sides and that's not
Speaker 2: how that goes. You can't do that.
Speaker 3: And then I actually scrolled down the chat a little.
Speaker 4: But here to your point, Sam said that the fact
Speaker 4: that she said that Don sold us out is completely idiotic.
Speaker 4: Bro could not agree more. She legitimately said that he
Speaker 4: sold us out. Directly below that, Doug says, she grew
Speaker 4: up in a rich part of Canada and she's one
Speaker 4: of the Divine Nine from her sorority. Aka, she's a
Speaker 4: fucking ivy dude, and she's a millionaire. What does she
Speaker 4: know about being middle class? All right, let's talk about that.
Speaker 4: And to your flip flopping point, how one second, she's
Speaker 4: a part of this click and for the record, to
Speaker 4: be a part of the Divine nine, you have to
Speaker 4: be connected.
Speaker 3: Okay. That is like as far as us that particular
Speaker 3: sorority goes.
Speaker 4: That is the top nine. Like professional sorority sisters. These
Speaker 4: are grown ass women that actually get paid as heads
Speaker 4: of the board of the nonprofit of AKA Right, and
Speaker 4: every fraternity and sorority has their like board of directors,
Speaker 4: and it's usually like retirees that just kind of donate
Speaker 4: their time to their club that they were part of
Speaker 4: in college. Yea, yeah, whatever, doesn't matter if you're in
Speaker 4: that click, especially at the age as she would, you
Speaker 4: gotta be somebody, you gotta be connected. Okay, so the
Speaker 4: fact that she was that at all on top of
Speaker 4: being a millionaire.
Speaker 3: But then you know, she came from a.
Speaker 4: Single mom in rural Canada, Like, wait, you did what now?
Speaker 2: Yeah, we went over that before, talking about how she
Speaker 2: lived in like a mansion, remember, and she also went
Speaker 2: to a private school. So don't don't give us this
Speaker 2: poor people bullshit because that's not the that's not the
Speaker 2: world that you grew up in. And yeah, maybe you
Speaker 2: did have a single parent. Maybe you know your your
Speaker 2: your mom and your dad didn't get along. That's fine.
Speaker 2: It happens to everybody. I mean not everybody, but it
Speaker 2: happens to a lot of people. You're not really gonna
Speaker 2: get a lot of sympathy out of that, but you know,
Speaker 2: it's like, I can't stand this whole like the thing
Speaker 2: that bothers me the most about her and and and
Speaker 2: I don't know if anybody else catches onto this, but
Speaker 2: the thing that bothers me the fucking most, Dude, it
Speaker 2: irks my nerves whenever she just goes she she's heart
Speaker 2: acting like she's a queen. Like she starts acting like
Speaker 2: she's all proper and and I'm going to smile upon
Speaker 2: thee who is the people that are representing the peasant class,
Speaker 2: you know, like just that little fucking I just want
Speaker 2: to smack the shit out of her because she I mean,
Speaker 2: I wouldn't hit a woman. I'm not saying that. Don't
Speaker 2: take that out of context. But you know, whenever she's
Speaker 2: you know, she I think Trump said something, and she's like,
Speaker 2: we will and we're gonna be great, and we're gonna
Speaker 2: stick out for this country, and she's like smiling maniacally.
Speaker 2: I'm like, dude, at that moment is whenever I realized, Dude,
Speaker 2: this bitch might be a full on reptilian. And I
Speaker 2: don't think that that's even going too far out of
Speaker 2: the realm, Like I think that you take a look
Speaker 2: at that fucking turkey neck that she got going on
Speaker 2: her I think that that's probably covering up some of
Speaker 2: her robotic reptilian wires or some shit. Dude, but that
Speaker 2: that's not natural. She needs to get that looked at.
Speaker 4: Holy shit, I didn't realize you're gonna take shots at
Speaker 4: the turkey dog.
Speaker 3: That's that was a good one. But hold on.
Speaker 2: I mean, I guess whenever you're deep throating for as
Speaker 2: long as you have, you know he's gonna stretch out
Speaker 2: a little bit.
Speaker 3: You know, there's gotta be some wear and tarling it
Speaker 3: after a while. I get it. There's mileage, dog, you're inchige.
Speaker 3: I don't know how that goes.
Speaker 2: She's just accumulated foreskin over the years. It's gone to
Speaker 2: her neck.
Speaker 4: But yo, he called out her dad for being a Marxist,
Speaker 4: like straight up, didn't hold that one back, which is true.
Speaker 4: No one can deny that. And again Skirt got right
Speaker 4: off of that topic. They did not want to play
Speaker 4: around with her parentage at all.
Speaker 2: No, not at all. Benny and Kay said, okay, but
Speaker 2: did y'all look at the blinking in the is slits.
Speaker 2: I was staring at the eyes and the majority of
Speaker 2: the time on Kamala, Well, I'm not gonna lie dude,
Speaker 2: Trump needs to ease up on aspray tan. Bro he is,
Speaker 2: he's going a little too harden to paint with that shit.
Speaker 2: And I know that he's he's doing it to try
Speaker 2: and make himself look a little bit a little bit younger,
Speaker 2: make it look like he has a little bit more
Speaker 2: life blood in that uh, in that skin. But it's like, bro,
Speaker 2: you need to ease the fuck up now. Shifting over
Speaker 2: to Kamala, Yeah, I could say that. Yeah her, Oh
Speaker 2: my god, you just said it. Her pupils were all
Speaker 2: over the place the entire time. Because I was looking,
Speaker 2: I was like, I wonder if her pupils are dilated,
Speaker 2: or I wonder if like she took a shitload of
Speaker 2: adderall or a bunch of cocaine or whatever, because then
Speaker 2: your pupils would get all tiny. And that's at a
Speaker 2: certain point I saw that her pupils were real tiny,
Speaker 2: and then I saw him get huge, like huge, and
Speaker 2: so I know that, you know, the human eyeball is
Speaker 2: gonna fluctuate like that, but not like those drastic you know, extremes.
Speaker 2: And oh and another thing, she kept on saying, you
Speaker 2: want to talk about extremism. I was like, bitch, who
Speaker 2: are you?
Speaker 13: Who?
Speaker 2: Who are you talking to? Like you know, I don't know,
Speaker 2: just a bunch of shit that just rubs me the
Speaker 2: wrong way.
Speaker 4: One hundred percent agree, But hold on, hold on, what
Speaker 4: do you mean, Donnie teen needs to slack up on
Speaker 4: the spray tam The orange man must be orange, that
Speaker 4: dude if he don't come out looking like an oompa loop.
Speaker 4: But I don't even fucking want him at this point, Like, dude,
Speaker 4: at this time, you're on the fucking wave surf that bitch, right,
Speaker 4: it's a completion.
Speaker 3: Do the whole hairquoff shit.
Speaker 4: Lean into it because like it's kind of like Eminem
Speaker 4: when he finally dissed himself and hit that point he
Speaker 4: was untouchable.
Speaker 3: Lean into it, you know what I mean. I mean,
Speaker 3: might do the same thing. Just do a whole or
Speaker 3: lesque shit at your next rally. Just lean into it.
Speaker 3: Like let's just let's just cut the bullshit, you know
Speaker 3: what I mean.
Speaker 4: If we're gonna just put it on display, let's put
Speaker 4: it all out there. Get her ass tworking out there
Speaker 4: next to Megan thee Stallion. Let's see what it's about.
Speaker 3: You know what I'm saying, Earn your votes, work for
Speaker 3: your votes, bitch.
Speaker 4: That's what I'm just saying. I'm just saying, like, if
Speaker 4: we're gonna do it, let's just do it.
Speaker 3: You know, I guess so same way.
Speaker 4: Spray it down, sunset orange all the way, lean into it,
Speaker 4: earn that shit.
Speaker 3: You know, I don't know.
Speaker 2: I'm just saying it looks bad. Whenever your skin's orange
Speaker 2: and your eyelids are fucking super white. I'm just saying
Speaker 2: it's not a good look. But uh but I will
Speaker 2: say this, dude, think about it. I mean, I'm not
Speaker 2: trying to say that, you know, he's a slacker by
Speaker 2: any means, but like you see him out on the
Speaker 2: golf course all the fucking time, You're trying to tell
Speaker 2: me you ain't getting no tan out there, bro, you
Speaker 2: need to keep on applying the spray tan. Like almost
Speaker 2: every video that I see on his Instagram and Twitter
Speaker 2: and stuff like that, he's golfing with somebody famous. He
Speaker 2: was like, not that long ago, golfing with h Deshambo.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, and you know, I mean Deshambo was just like, dude,
Speaker 2: like I can't believe how how good you were able
Speaker 2: to spot that that that one drive or whatever. He
Speaker 2: was just paying them compliments or whatever. And but I'm
Speaker 2: just like, you're out in the sun all the time.
Speaker 2: Why do you need spray tan?
Speaker 4: You would think, right, But you don't want him to
Speaker 4: get like the golfer's equivalent of a farmer's tan.
Speaker 3: That that was. That's not very presidential, brother, cash money.
Speaker 3: We gotta go orange head to toe.
Speaker 2: He's in a suit. Oh dude, you could you imagine
Speaker 2: like if he only spraytanned his face in his hands?
Speaker 4: Oh no, no, I promise his dick and balls are also orange.
Speaker 3: If not. Once again, what are we even doing here?
Speaker 7: Dude?
Speaker 3: What are we even doing?
Speaker 2: I mean, I guess you gotta have that carrot on you,
Speaker 2: you know what I mean?
Speaker 4: You got to dude, at that point, you got to
Speaker 4: put the root on the stem. Anyway, may we're just
Speaker 4: getting derailed here. The whole fucking debate was unhinged. If
Speaker 4: y'all couldn't tell, I am having a fucking blast with
Speaker 4: American politics right now.
Speaker 7: This is amazing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's a great time. Zombie said the biggest issue
Speaker 2: with Trump would be He continued to discuss Biden, but
Speaker 2: didn't say directly on attacking her and what she's been
Speaker 2: Quote unquote doing well. I would say that, you know
Speaker 2: the problem is is that you know, she is associated
Speaker 2: with Biden, you know, like she is his calm understudy,
Speaker 2: whatever teammate she I mean, she basically represents everything that
Speaker 2: Biden represents, right, And so you know, you could say, yeah,
Speaker 2: you could say that he was hating on Biden or whatever,
Speaker 2: but it's like that's a symbol in which she's also represented,
Speaker 2: I guess. But Zombie, do you want to clarify on
Speaker 2: that a little bit?
Speaker 3: Hold on real quick, Yes and no.
Speaker 4: Right, the same way that like Mike Pince was never
Speaker 4: acting on behalf of Trump, right, Dick Cheney, you could
Speaker 4: argue for the vast majority of it wasn't acting on
Speaker 4: behalf of Bush. They were doing their own shit, Like
Speaker 4: the whole time Biden when he was under Obama, he
Speaker 4: was doing shit with Hunter Biden in the whole Bearisma situation,
Speaker 4: they weren't doing like presidential shit. But it's kind of
Speaker 4: like he can't shit on her because you're right, she
Speaker 4: hasn't done anything up until this point. So even at
Speaker 4: base level, it's like a true tried method that has
Speaker 4: worked and a untested method that like we don't know,
Speaker 4: but he kind of had no choice but to shit
Speaker 4: on Biden.
Speaker 2: But right, I mean whenever, whenever she's the one, I mean,
Speaker 2: Biden is supposedly the guy that's Hiden in the basement.
Speaker 2: Yet we've seen less of Kamala, you know, like.
Speaker 3: They have said, is he even alive?
Speaker 2: Exactly? But zombie, go ahead. I'm sorry.
Speaker 17: What I meant to say is like as if you're
Speaker 17: looking at it, like so all these people that love
Speaker 17: are like they're debating about who to choose and stuff.
Speaker 17: When he's like hammering on Biden strictly, if he was
Speaker 17: more attacking her, like when what she was doing behind
Speaker 17: the scenes, where she's been going, what she's been failing
Speaker 17: at saying, and every time that she's had any interview period,
Speaker 17: she's barely been able to make a complete sentence without
Speaker 17: laughing hysterically. He could have attacked her policies that she
Speaker 17: enacted while she was you know, even in California, and
Speaker 17: what she did the entire time there, what she did
Speaker 17: in the Senate, things like that, because it looked like
Speaker 17: he was so hard, like so focused solely on Biden.
Speaker 17: Even she said I'm not Biden, which, of course to
Speaker 17: the people that are like debating if they like her
Speaker 17: or not, gives like a oh, well, he's just you know,
Speaker 17: completely fixated on this, like as like just trying to
Speaker 17: see both sides of it, Like I don't.
Speaker 5: I mean, honestly, I'm still for Trump, but.
Speaker 17: Like it's more a less like he just wasn't actively
Speaker 17: attacking her even though they are connected. She still did
Speaker 17: a whole bunch of shit on her own the last
Speaker 17: three years. That is like completely fucked up all by herself.
Speaker 4: I will say that was a solid line drop that
Speaker 4: she gave of, like I'm not him, you're debating me, Like,
Speaker 4: all right, I gotta get problems with her due that.
Speaker 4: That's gonna be a solid little one liner right there.
Speaker 4: You're absolutely correct.
Speaker 2: They go into these debates already knowing exactly what the
Speaker 2: retorts are going to be. This is their their coached up.
Speaker 2: They have people who you know, are great at not
Speaker 2: necessarily negotiation tactics, but you know, just basically linguists who
Speaker 2: know how to word certain things in order to make
Speaker 2: you sound a little bit better. I actually, towards the
Speaker 2: end of that, towards the end of the episode, towards
Speaker 2: the end of their conversation, I was like I was
Speaker 2: interested because so I got Jacob and you can tell
Speaker 2: me to fuck right off with this if you want,
Speaker 2: go for it. But I did a tarot reading and
Speaker 2: we don't have to apply it or anything. I just
Speaker 2: thought it would be interesting.
Speaker 4: Full sin dude at this point, like, all right, go
Speaker 4: for it, dude.
Speaker 2: Okay. Well, I did terror reading and I asked, what
Speaker 2: will the world look like if Kamala Harris becomes president?
Speaker 2: And I pulled a card for that. And I said,
Speaker 2: what will the world look like if Trump becomes president?
Speaker 2: And I pulled a card for that, and the and
Speaker 2: the two polls were very very interesting and I think
Speaker 2: very telling. So let me see where I got over here.
Speaker 2: So for Kamala, what I got was the the upside
Speaker 2: down or the reversed four of Pentacles, which is very
Speaker 2: interesting because, uh, the reverse four pinnacles. Let me just
Speaker 2: read this and see if it resonates. So reversed means
Speaker 2: materialism and controlling behaviors. Interesting if she becomes president? What
Speaker 2: to what? What to expect? Says the The reverse four
Speaker 2: of Pentacles can show that you've been focusing too much
Speaker 2: on the on the material side of life. Emotional and
Speaker 2: mental stability are just as important as material stability, though
Speaker 2: you won't see the tangible results in your bank account,
Speaker 2: which I thought, all right, so maybe a little bank
Speaker 2: account drawing out right.
Speaker 3: All right, that's kind of telling. I could see that
Speaker 3: no liaes detected thus far.
Speaker 2: Insecurity cannot be cured by amassing wealth and possessions. Okay,
Speaker 2: we're talking about the greed of that party.
Speaker 3: America is nothing if not a culture of consumerism. Continued
Speaker 3: another one.
Speaker 2: It's time to focus inward rather than outward. And now
Speaker 2: I'm just translating this from the spiritual to the political,
Speaker 2: so it's a little bit harder. But whenever you see
Speaker 2: a sentence like that, it's time to focus inward rather
Speaker 2: than outward, Well, what that tells me is that she's
Speaker 2: not focusing enough on the United States. She's putting too
Speaker 2: much focus and too much attention on the outward, all
Speaker 2: the other countries, maybe paying them a little bit too
Speaker 2: much attention, helping them a little bit too much, talking
Speaker 2: about the climate change and sending all this money to
Speaker 2: Ukraine and not doing anything in Israel and all that
Speaker 2: kind of stuff. She's too focused on helping everybody else
Speaker 2: and not us, which is something that Trump has pointed
Speaker 2: out and sure, and also it says this card can
Speaker 2: also indicate that you are being too controlling across the
Speaker 2: board and need to relax.
Speaker 4: Okay, once again, not seeing any falsehoods. If Kamala was
Speaker 4: to win, if that America wouldn't turn out something like that,
Speaker 4: just being.
Speaker 2: Real right right, Well, that may have been interesting because
Speaker 2: that kind of aligns with what we think we're going
Speaker 2: to be expecting from her. But then I pulled one
Speaker 2: for Trump, which I was not expecting.
Speaker 1: This card.
Speaker 2: It's the hanged Man, and anybody.
Speaker 3: Going to be something with death, God, damn it.
Speaker 2: No, no, no, the Hangman has nothing to do with death. Okay,
Speaker 2: So the Hangman, I'll just describe what it says. It
Speaker 2: says when you are suspended upside down, there is time
Speaker 2: to reflect and see things from a new perspective. Just
Speaker 2: listen to this and see if it resonates.
Speaker 3: Okay, Okay.
Speaker 2: The Hangman offers the unusual gift of suspended time. His
Speaker 2: presence is associated with a time period that is meant
Speaker 2: to help shift your perception of a situation. Okay. So
Speaker 2: he's been hanging in the balance there upside down, his
Speaker 2: hands tied behind his back, watching the world go as
Speaker 2: it does. And remember one of the things that he
Speaker 2: said was is that one day I hope that I
Speaker 2: can become president, and then maybe it gets taken away
Speaker 2: from me for a little while so I can see
Speaker 2: whose team is on whose team, right, or who is
Speaker 2: on whose team, and just see how everything reacts. So
Speaker 2: I thought that that was interesting. It says the hangman
Speaker 2: is suspended by one leg upside down from the tree
Speaker 2: of life. His hands appear to be tied behind his back.
Speaker 2: He's not president, he can't do anything right. His free
Speaker 2: leg is crossed behind the bound leg and appears relaxed
Speaker 2: and resting. Okay, you can see that he's not really
Speaker 2: tripping the fuck out, like he's like, all right, well,
Speaker 2: I'll do whatever I can with the little bit of
Speaker 2: power that I do have. He is calm, almost pensive,
Speaker 2: rather than distressed. Yellow illumination surrounds his head, suggesting spiritual
Speaker 2: enlightenment is occurring during this time of pause. Well, I mean,
Speaker 2: some people say that whenever he got shot at maybe
Speaker 2: he became more of a religious man, right, And so
Speaker 2: there's that. And it says this is a time to surrender,
Speaker 2: not struggle. So instead of battling. It's saying, just let
Speaker 2: it all play out, see how it all plays out,
Speaker 2: and then make your move. So it kind of seems
Speaker 2: that you know, this time that Trump has had to
Speaker 2: just watch as the world has gone by over these
Speaker 2: last three and a half four years while he hasn't
Speaker 2: been president whenever the presidency was stolen from him, rather
Speaker 2: than going on a full on outrage, he's looking back
Speaker 2: and just playing his cards right. He's doing exactly everything
Speaker 2: that he needs to do with the limited amount of
Speaker 2: power that he has, and whenever the time comes, he's
Speaker 2: already meditated on it long enough to know exactly what
Speaker 2: he's going to do. That's my interpretation of both of
Speaker 2: those cards. Your thoughts, I.
Speaker 4: Could see it, honestly. You know, I'm not big with
Speaker 4: Tarot cards. I'm not big on interpreting them, and I'm
Speaker 4: not obvious comparing these cards to a political future for
Speaker 4: the potentially for the free world.
Speaker 3: I understand it's gonna be some things that may not
Speaker 3: perfectly overlap. I get that.
Speaker 4: But that's interesting now the suspended in time situation. Could
Speaker 4: it be that Trump has been sitting there idly suspended
Speaker 4: in time, or does that mean that him taking the
Speaker 4: presidency will kind of put America in a weird place
Speaker 4: where we're kind of just suspended in time, not necessarily isolationists,
Speaker 4: but just kind of working on us and the rest
Speaker 4: of the world's off doing World War three type shit
Speaker 4: and we're just not really playing the game one way
Speaker 4: or another, because Trump has said multiple times he's not
Speaker 4: big on those wars, He's not gonna get us involved
Speaker 4: with shit like that.
Speaker 3: In foreign affairs.
Speaker 4: Could it be that it's more of that type of
Speaker 4: suspension in time?
Speaker 2: I mean, I also, you know, thought about looking at
Speaker 2: it in a different way, saying that like, okay, well,
Speaker 2: you know, all right, we already know that he's kind
Speaker 2: of been suspended in time as far as possibly sandwiching
Speaker 2: two presidencies, and that that kind of realm. But also
Speaker 2: what if he has to wait again? I mean, think
Speaker 2: about it, what happens whenever the election comes around and
Speaker 2: we're waiting another month for the results, you know, or
Speaker 2: maybe he's up big time before we go to sleep,
Speaker 2: and then and then he's down big time the next
Speaker 2: day or the next week or the next month. We
Speaker 2: could be the ones that are hanging in that suspension.
Speaker 2: That could also be that interpretation too, So I'm just
Speaker 2: leaving up to y'all. What I mean, what do y'all
Speaker 2: think about that?
Speaker 4: Do you think he'd run again if they steal the
Speaker 4: election like they did the first time?
Speaker 13: Right?
Speaker 4: Do you think that he would run again next term
Speaker 4: after Harris? Or do you think he'd just call it
Speaker 4: quits and say, nah, fuck it. If this is just
Speaker 4: the way it's gonna be, then I'm done here.
Speaker 2: There is zero chance that in a fair election, Kamala
Speaker 2: Harris wins. I think we can all agree with that.
Speaker 2: We can all understand that, like, there's absolutely zero chance
Speaker 2: that that happens. But let's say she does. Let's say
Speaker 2: she does, or there's a situation in which she has
Speaker 2: to step in as president, which Trump was kind of
Speaker 2: alluding to earlier whenever he was like, where is the president?
Speaker 2: Who is the president?
Speaker 10: Right now?
Speaker 2: I haven't seen him. He hasn't made any speeches. Maybe
Speaker 2: he's sleeping, maybe he's dead. I don't know. Right so
Speaker 2: maybe right there, he was already suggesting the Kamala is
Speaker 2: basically running the ship as it is, And if she
Speaker 2: is the run running the ship as it is, then
Speaker 2: why is she waiting until she gets quote unquote elected
Speaker 2: to start implementing changes. So that's where my mind goes,
Speaker 2: is that maybe she's already president, right or at least
Speaker 2: acting president, and then and then you know, we go
Speaker 2: to a war, well maybe at the beginning of that
Speaker 2: world war, beginning of that pandemic, or the beginning of
Speaker 2: a fucking ASTEROIDID in the earth, because God knows, there's
Speaker 2: going to be some kind of chaotic event that is
Speaker 2: going to lead us up to that. We've already talked
Speaker 2: about the different Avian flus that could be coming around.
Speaker 2: We don't know. But let's say that there is some
Speaker 2: event that would postpone an election or postpone the results
Speaker 2: after the election, which I think think is more likely
Speaker 2: because I think that they only postponed the election if
Speaker 2: the election isn't going their way, which is inevitable, especially
Speaker 2: whenever you look at the polls. Elon Musk on Twitter,
Speaker 2: you know, he ran a poll talking about who's gonna
Speaker 2: win this presidency this year. It's like sixty eight percent Trump,
Speaker 2: thirty percent Kamala. You're talking about one of the biggest
Speaker 2: platforms in the world, especially in the United States. I mean,
Speaker 2: forget the world. Yeah, I know, you got a bunch
Speaker 2: of people from all over the world that are really
Speaker 2: voting on that. I'm not going there, but just by
Speaker 2: the numbers, and especially if it is the whole world
Speaker 2: that is voting on that, there were millions and millions
Speaker 2: of people that were voting on that. Right. If it is,
Speaker 2: then doesn't that just kind of show that not only
Speaker 2: in this country does nobody like you, the fucking world
Speaker 2: doesn't like you.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 4: But to the question, though, if the election is stolen
Speaker 4: and Harris has announced the winner, do you think Trump
Speaker 4: would try running again in four more years.
Speaker 3: Or do you think he'd say fuck this.
Speaker 4: If the political system is just not going to be
Speaker 4: done fairly, then I'm not doing it.
Speaker 3: Like where do you think he would really go?
Speaker 2: I think that he would have an intention on running
Speaker 2: again if he was to take.
Speaker 4: It jump in, by the way, raise your hands if
Speaker 4: y'all want to jump in on this one. I would
Speaker 4: love to hear feedback, But John then go ahead.
Speaker 2: If he was to take it lightly, I think that
Speaker 2: he would intend on running again. However, I don't see
Speaker 2: this this dog walking away with his tail between his legs.
Speaker 2: I don't see that. And to be honest, would it
Speaker 2: be that crazy if Trump called for some kind of
Speaker 2: civil war, if he ended up like becoming so one
Speaker 2: hundred percent sure that the election was stolen from him.
Speaker 4: Again, dude, that's the thing the Heritage Foundation with this
Speaker 4: whole agenda twenty twenty five that she kept bringing up
Speaker 4: that he had to say, I'm not associated with that.
Speaker 3: It's a whole thing.
Speaker 4: But the left is terrified of that, and they believe
Speaker 4: that that's the new far right equivalent of like the
Speaker 4: communist man effect. Still, okay, so they're terrified of him
Speaker 4: calling for a civil war of some type. But all right, Joe, Hey,
Speaker 4: your hand is up, Joelle, tell me what you think, bro.
Speaker 10: He would definitely call for a At first, he would
Speaker 10: call from like a kind of like a civil war
Speaker 10: type of thing, but then eventually he would be like,
Speaker 10: let the cards lay where they go, you know what
Speaker 10: I mean.
Speaker 4: So you're saying he would not take it any type
Speaker 4: of peaceful way of like, well, I guess I'll try
Speaker 4: again in four years, Like you're saying, it would be
Speaker 4: a mobilization at that most definitely. Damn Okay, zombie, what
Speaker 4: are your thoughts?
Speaker 17: I think that it would have to be something critical
Speaker 17: to pop off a real civil war, Like if they
Speaker 17: keep if we magically keep having school shootings, it will
Speaker 17: come down to that, and probably the abortion laws and
Speaker 17: probably transgender rights will be the three top things that
Speaker 17: will push the country over into complete chaos and civil war.
Speaker 4: You don't think the election being stolen would be a
Speaker 4: catalyst enough to cause a civil war?
Speaker 5: I don't think so. Historically speaking, it would.
Speaker 17: It would take it would The country's too weak as
Speaker 17: a whole, there's too many divisions, Like we would have
Speaker 17: to have something absolutely critical to cause it to be
Speaker 17: that way, and attacking the children is the likelyliest way
Speaker 17: to get a rise out of enough people to come
Speaker 17: together to cause a civil war.
Speaker 4: War Okay, Okay, Spirit animal, Sam, what's your thoughts.
Speaker 16: I really do not hope that there is a civil war,
Speaker 16: but I feel like this is gonna be the third one,
Speaker 16: and I'm actually really terrified.
Speaker 7: So yeah, I really.
Speaker 3: Don't think there's anything to be scared of, per se.
Speaker 4: I think we need to be aware, we need to
Speaker 4: be cautious, and we need to have our eyes open,
Speaker 4: all three of them. Just saying, but to the situation
Speaker 4: around us, okay, In noticing your surroundings in your day
Speaker 4: to day life. For instance, on your commute to work,
Speaker 4: Let's say that something popped off in the city and
Speaker 4: you didn't know you you know, for whatever reason, weren't
Speaker 4: paying attention.
Speaker 3: But today is the day shit hit the fan.
Speaker 4: There's things that you would notice on your morning commute
Speaker 4: that would seem out of the ordinary. And I think
Speaker 4: at that point, when you see enough anomalies, we have
Speaker 4: to be diligent enough to get the fuck out of
Speaker 4: populated areas until we find out more information. Nothing to
Speaker 4: be scared of until you know for sure that there's
Speaker 4: something to be scared of.
Speaker 2: All sad Joelle what you got, homie.
Speaker 10: I completely agree, dude, like in regards to like doing
Speaker 10: like like the old school way of like experiencing like
Speaker 10: your surroundings and everything like that, like that like seeing
Speaker 10: like if something is afoot, doesn't like it doesn't matter,
Speaker 10: you know what I mean, Like you're gonna be able
Speaker 10: to see like what is like around you, like trying
Speaker 10: to see like anything like changes and anything like that.
Speaker 10: I mean, we all got our black back and everything
Speaker 10: like that, like being able to all, right, something is different,
Speaker 10: even like what happened in twenty twenty with the like
Speaker 10: the hope ending make and everything like that, we all
Speaker 10: had our even though like like let's say we went
Speaker 10: to the supermarket and everything was on toilet paper and everything,
Speaker 10: we all still still had our back up where were
Speaker 10: able to like all back on. It doesn't matter what
Speaker 10: it was, but we're still going to be able to
Speaker 10: like make it through. Doesn't matter what it was, what
Speaker 10: it is, you know what I mean?
Speaker 4: Absolutely, dude, a little bit of preparation now can save
Speaker 4: your ass in the long run. And so and that
Speaker 4: doesn't mean being some sort of a doomsday prepper, although
Speaker 4: if that's the vibe you get down with, then hey,
Speaker 4: get after it and DM me some things because I
Speaker 4: love explaining and learning more about all that. But my
Speaker 4: point is just having a plan, any plan at least
Speaker 4: just thinking about what to do if this or that
Speaker 4: was to happen, is better than having no plan at all.
Speaker 4: Carrying a weapon is a great option, although I know
Speaker 4: that some people can't do that depending on where they live.
Speaker 4: But that is not like a fail safe. That's not
Speaker 4: necessarily a solution to every problem. In fact, usually pulling
Speaker 4: out a weapon exponentially makes the problem worse, unless your
Speaker 4: literal life is in jeopardies and Unfortunately, most people carrying
Speaker 4: don't understand when life is in jeopardy and when it's
Speaker 4: just a really bad insult that you're getting roasted but whatever.
Speaker 4: So to the point, have a little bit of a
Speaker 4: plan for what happens, just in case dot dot dot
Speaker 4: it can.
Speaker 3: Go a long way.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I mean, I don't think there's anything wrong with
Speaker 2: being prepared for something like that, but you know, I
Speaker 2: just have a bad feeling, dude, I And I don't
Speaker 2: mean to put out fear or anything like that, but
Speaker 2: these people are like, unfortunately, it's an extreme time, you know,
Speaker 2: like unfortunately, first of all, you got you know, basically
Speaker 2: the whole Democratic side that is willing to steal an
Speaker 2: entire election and then call everybody crazy for suggesting that.
Speaker 2: Then you got them also saying that Trump was basically
Speaker 2: manufacturing the craziness that was going on in January sixth,
Speaker 2: When you know that there has been like cameras, there's
Speaker 2: been camera footage of everything that's gone on there. Whenever
Speaker 2: the security guards are literally opening the doors and the
Speaker 2: windows for these people to come in there, it seemed
Speaker 2: very very scripted. You got Nancy Pelosi not calling in
Speaker 2: the National Guard, not telling the local police to do
Speaker 2: anything about it. Just let them, let them, you know,
Speaker 2: be the pigs and laying their own shit. And you
Speaker 2: know what I mean, Like they did absolutely nothing to
Speaker 2: prevent anything like that as a political move, and it's
Speaker 2: shown they're still using it to this day as a
Speaker 2: political move. They're talking about, oh, January sixth, it was
Speaker 2: just an insurrection. It's something that's going to go down
Speaker 2: in history. Meanwhile, Kamala has said Jack and also, don't
Speaker 2: forget fuck about anything that's going on down to the border.
Speaker 2: She said absolutely nothing about any of her responsibility that
Speaker 2: supposedly she was some kind of zar. It's like she
Speaker 2: was running away from that kind of conversation. There was
Speaker 2: no kind of talk about she didn't even have a
Speaker 2: retort against Trump saying any of that kind of stuff.
Speaker 2: So it's all, you know, it's all messed up. So basically,
Speaker 2: my my thing is is that I think that I mean,
Speaker 2: I really don't want to even say it to and
Speaker 2: start and instill any kind of fear or anything, but
Speaker 2: I just think that like these last couple of months
Speaker 2: might be the most peaceful months we have for a
Speaker 2: little while. If everything goes according to the New World Order.
Speaker 3: Plan possibly nation boycott what you think?
Speaker 13: All right?
Speaker 18: Can you hear me?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Dude? All right?
Speaker 18: So I completely agree with Jonathan. I can agree with
Speaker 18: both of you, and I think even if Trump does lose,
Speaker 18: the other side might incite, insite a riot or false
Speaker 18: flag to you know, all usher in martial law something
Speaker 18: like that.
Speaker 10: That's possible.
Speaker 13: Yep.
Speaker 18: That would go like include like adding to the chaos
Speaker 18: would be the legal migrants, like have them rise up
Speaker 18: like during it all that and then everything on the
Speaker 18: other side of the world is just escalating. It's been escalating, escalating,
Speaker 18: escalating since it started. Right if you didn't know, today
Speaker 18: Anthony Blincoln, our Secretary of whoever, is on his way
Speaker 18: over to Ukraine to be the Celenski to authorize long
Speaker 18: range ATCMS strikes in Russia. So like that's scary, Like
Speaker 18: they're not slowing down and I don't even plan their
Speaker 18: plan is not to slow down.
Speaker 3: Absolutely agree, Absolutely agree, brother Joelle.
Speaker 2: What you got my dude?
Speaker 10: Do what everything that this dude said before? What I
Speaker 10: was going to say, Bro, Like I've been in the
Speaker 10: medical fields since like for like for seven years, dude,
Speaker 10: and I kid you not do. I can send you
Speaker 10: guys pictures of the types of syringes that they gave
Speaker 10: us to inject people with the COVID nineteen And these
Speaker 10: syringes had coils at the end, like you don't need
Speaker 10: coils at the end of the syringes, like it was
Speaker 10: literal coils like at the end of the syringes. You
Speaker 10: know what I mean?
Speaker 3: No, I don't. I don't know what you mean.
Speaker 4: Explain so as a former electrician, when you say a coil,
Speaker 4: do you mean like a little bit of spun copper
Speaker 4: in a little like wiring coil or do you mean
Speaker 4: the syringe itself like curly cute at the end?
Speaker 2: What do you mean, like like what goes like ail?
Speaker 10: Okay, so you got your regular syringe, right, Yeah, every
Speaker 10: syringe has a needle at the end. Bum bum. You
Speaker 10: inject the fluid or whatever, any type. I've injected every
Speaker 10: type of fluid into every single person, TV whatever, doesn't
Speaker 10: matter what the vacciness I have injected into every single person.
Speaker 10: I can send you a picture and I have to
Speaker 10: look through it through my gallery. But these injections with
Speaker 10: standardized syringe that they gave us to inject with people
Speaker 10: and ach oil at the base of every single syringe.
Speaker 10: So that means you couldn't cut into it, you couldn't
Speaker 10: do anything. You could do anything. It was like surrounded
Speaker 10: by the plastica and I consent to you.
Speaker 4: Oh wow, so okay, So to prevent any kind of
Speaker 4: tampering from the medical.
Speaker 10: Staff, yeah, dude, And it broke a little coil like
Speaker 10: it like exactly what you're saying in like in regards
Speaker 10: to like electronics this and that, I'm not too keen
Speaker 10: on that stuff. But every single syringe that they gave
Speaker 10: us to inject the specifically should I say the name
Speaker 10: of the brand or not?
Speaker 4: Oh dude, there's a podcast for specifically it was Moderna Okay,
Speaker 4: specifically Monderna and had.
Speaker 10: A set of syringes, came prepared and we would dry
Speaker 10: it on the vials. But every single serione that they
Speaker 10: wanted to inject the people with, they came with a
Speaker 10: specific I can send it to you with email, doesn't matter,
Speaker 10: I don't care. And in the chat, dude, I got you,
Speaker 10: bro'll senator for sure, like within the next twenty four hours,
Speaker 10: I got I just got to look for it. I
Speaker 10: fucking I fucking looked for I fucking took a picture
Speaker 10: within it you know what I mean, within the past
Speaker 10: two years, three four years, But.
Speaker 3: It makes sense.
Speaker 4: Moderna was the one name brand that was the first
Speaker 4: one acknowledge, at least in Baton Rouge and as far
Speaker 4: as I know the country that the medical staff was
Speaker 4: told they are no longer allowed to give any COVID
Speaker 4: vaccine uh from Moderna.
Speaker 3: Then they said they had to pull back the Fizer one.
Speaker 4: But Moderna they sent out a big ass company email
Speaker 4: multiple family members that work at the hospital, and it
Speaker 4: was like, wow, I guess the Maderna.
Speaker 3: So the fact you're even saying that makes.
Speaker 10: Sense, dude. I told my mother and I told my
Speaker 10: I mean my father. He was like pretty keen to
Speaker 10: like the woke stuff, thinking nothing like gay woke stuff,
Speaker 10: but like, you know what I mean, like woke stuff.
Speaker 10: But like my mom, she was like school stuff, blah
Speaker 10: blah blah, government and this and that. And I told her,
Speaker 10: I was like, let me give you the fucking the
Speaker 10: shot with the regular styringe. Tell me when you're gonna
Speaker 10: get the injection, they'll give you the shot with the
Speaker 10: regular styringe instead of that weird syringe that we got
Speaker 10: from the box. The box that we got. You know what,
Speaker 10: I mean, and you're like, okay, so I gave her
Speaker 10: this that injection with the regular, regular, plain old syringe
Speaker 10: that you get like with an antibiotic, and yeah, dude,
Speaker 10: she's fine, She's okay, she doesn't have any bug and
Speaker 10: that I'm not saying anything. But when I send you
Speaker 10: the picture, dude, and if you posted, if you posted,
Speaker 10: like on your Instagram wherever you are going to see,
Speaker 10: it's pretty sus bro. Wow, very suss dude.
Speaker 2: That whole thing. My god.
Speaker 3: They talked about that in the bait, the whole the job.
Speaker 3: We were in a big depression.
Speaker 4: It's like, yeah, because a giant pandemic hit the country
Speaker 4: and the jobs that you all quote unquote created were
Speaker 4: bounced back jobs.
Speaker 3: He mentioned that a lot.
Speaker 4: He said bounce back like five times. He kind of
Speaker 4: got lost in it on that one. But it's true.
Speaker 4: They didn't see an economic surge. They saw people go
Speaker 4: the fuck back to work. That that wasn't Yeah, and
Speaker 4: then of course he leaving the economy in shambles. You
Speaker 4: mean when the entire world shut down. Yeah, that wasn't
Speaker 4: exactly a Trump problem.
Speaker 3: That was a world thing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and you know, I you know, here's how you
Speaker 2: tell if something was was kind of planned out, in
Speaker 2: my opinion, if it is a continuous talking point for
Speaker 2: years and years and years, in my opinion, it is
Speaker 2: was something that was absolutely scripted. So especially if you
Speaker 2: can use it all right, well, think about like this,
Speaker 2: Trump's economy was absolutely phenomenal. Like before COVID, it was phenomenal.
Speaker 2: Everybody was reaping the benefits from it. Gas was down,
Speaker 2: groceries were down. I mean, your the value on your
Speaker 2: house this.
Speaker 3: Is taken out of our checks. That was nice.
Speaker 2: Inflation wasn't crazy like it was all good times. So
Speaker 2: they had to do everything they possibly could to kind
Speaker 2: of wreck that whole thing. And if we are of
Speaker 2: the belief like we've stated plenty of times before, that
Speaker 2: COVID was kind of a scam and the everything that
Speaker 2: they did was absolutely like we could see right through it.
Speaker 2: And even though a large portion of people in the
Speaker 2: world fell for it, unfortunate for them, you could kind
Speaker 2: of tell that, like, all right, if it was scripted,
Speaker 2: they would keep on talking about it because they're going
Speaker 2: to be proud of the job that they'd done. And
Speaker 2: it was on purpose. I look at this whole thing,
Speaker 2: like they probably put out COVID to say, all right, Trump,
Speaker 2: your last year, your last year and a half or whatever.
Speaker 2: Your economy went to the shitter. Everything was stuck, was
Speaker 2: plummeting in the worst possible way. People were and all
Speaker 2: these jobs, right, And I just look at it like that,
Speaker 2: like they it was kind of like a like a
Speaker 2: joker card that they had to play. They didn't have
Speaker 2: any other good cards in their hands, so they had
Speaker 2: to do the most extreme possible thing. And I think
Speaker 2: that it absolutely benefit of them because they're still talking
Speaker 2: about it today. So oh dude, you know, just like
Speaker 2: the January sixth shit, Like, if that wasn't planned, if
Speaker 2: that wasn't you know, something that that happened naturally, then
Speaker 2: I don't know if we're sitting here talking about it
Speaker 2: as much. And I don't know that it's brought up
Speaker 2: in every single fucking debate and every conversation that has
Speaker 2: ever had with Trump, you know what I mean, Like, yeah,
Speaker 2: it just seems so scripted, dude to me, Oh dude.
Speaker 4: And talking about the scriptedness of it all, she had
Speaker 4: to mention two hundred former conservatives that are now you know,
Speaker 4: saying that she's their candidate.
Speaker 3: Then she brought up out of.
Speaker 4: Nowhere talking about the economy and talk about all of
Speaker 4: these things Trump's plan there had been what was the
Speaker 4: number said, thirteen or something Nobel laureates that have said
Speaker 4: that his plan will do this and then okay, pause?
Speaker 4: Were those Nobel laureates in economy? Or did you go
Speaker 4: talk to al Gore and he said, like, let's keep
Speaker 4: in mind, like the Nobel Peace Prize has a very
Speaker 4: wide birth of who can get it. Did you talk
Speaker 4: to a physicist about Trump's economic plans and the geopolitics
Speaker 4: of it all? Or did you talk to somebody of
Speaker 4: the Nobel society that knew what the fuck they were
Speaker 4: talking about and she, of course wouldn't mention it was
Speaker 4: all scripted? Are we do you think it sound like
Speaker 4: this was the thing, this was the truth? It's like,
Speaker 4: can you elaborate?
Speaker 2: Are we talking about those same Nobel laureates that gave
Speaker 2: Obama a Nobel Prize even though he had no idea
Speaker 2: even why he got it, just like everybody else two.
Speaker 4: Weeks after he was voted in or quote unquote, was
Speaker 4: was you know sworn in two weeks after he wins
Speaker 4: a Nobel Peace Prize?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Was he one of them.
Speaker 4: Was he one of the ones that spoke and said
Speaker 4: that Trump's economic plan would be horrible? Because I'm I'm
Speaker 4: gonna be honest with you, I really wouldn't trust his
Speaker 4: judgment on that particular topic.
Speaker 3: Look at what he did for eight years.
Speaker 2: But you know, oh wait, the laureates are the people
Speaker 2: that have won a Nobel Prize or the people that
Speaker 2: give them out.
Speaker 4: Laureates are the ones that have won the prize. Oh,
Speaker 4: there's nominees and then there's laureates.
Speaker 2: Oh that's interesting. Yeah, I didn't know that I was
Speaker 2: looking at that the wrong way.
Speaker 4: Then I actually just did a bunch of research on
Speaker 4: the Nobel Prize a couple okay, see I was about
Speaker 4: to say a couple of weeks ago. It was realistically
Speaker 4: probably a year ago. You know how I am with
Speaker 4: you know, time being just a blur at this stage.
Speaker 3: But anyway, yeah, no, So the what is it called.
Speaker 4: It's not the academy, but it's like the group itself
Speaker 4: of the Nobel Society who determines who does or does
Speaker 4: not win an award.
Speaker 3: It is very politicized these days.
Speaker 4: It used to be something where if you made true
Speaker 4: innovations to a level that couldn't be refuted. You were
Speaker 4: awarded this and it was a big thing for your career,
Speaker 4: and it still has a little bit.
Speaker 3: Of some some juice in it.
Speaker 4: But I have seen so many amazing people with real
Speaker 4: groundbreaking dissertations that should have won the award that year
Speaker 4: but didn't for some celebrity because it was like more
Speaker 4: popular at that given moment.
Speaker 3: It's like, it's kind of like, what was a Simone Byron?
Speaker 3: Was it?
Speaker 4: Who at the Olympics did some shit that was so
Speaker 4: mind blowing that they had to change the rules because
Speaker 4: they thought it was too dangerous and like disqualified her.
Speaker 4: And she's like, okay, fuck you and your little Olympics,
Speaker 4: like because I'm too good for y'all.
Speaker 3: It was that type of shit.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, let's get back over the chat here. Zombie said,
Speaker 2: we are more likely to experience an all out war
Speaker 2: from another nation or serious critical health situation that is
Speaker 2: killing millions before civil war. I agree with that. I
Speaker 2: guess I kind of went to the extreme on that,
Speaker 2: but you know, that's kind of what I was alluding to,
Speaker 2: is that there's going to be some kind of attack
Speaker 2: one way or another. But she said, we are technically
Speaker 2: set up for one for one by all historical markers.
Speaker 2: We are on the cusp of multiple things happening at
Speaker 2: once that is moving us one hundred percent towards one
Speaker 2: world order. I couldn't agree more.
Speaker 4: The only thing that I think would be holding us
Speaker 4: back from an all out civil war because I watch
Speaker 4: there's this guy on YouTube. What if Halt hissed? This dude, Rutyard.
Speaker 4: He's a great little political annist. And I say little
Speaker 4: because he's young, great political analyst, and he goes into
Speaker 4: history and has precedents and grafts to prove his talking points.
Speaker 3: And he believes that America is on the cusp of
Speaker 3: a civil war.
Speaker 4: The only reason why I'm saying we're probably not. And
Speaker 4: this might ruffle some feathers, This might hurt some people's feelings.
Speaker 4: Most people these days are pussies. I'm just gonna be
Speaker 4: honest with you. And it's not the same generation that
Speaker 4: once upon a gap took up arms to break away
Speaker 4: from the Union and secede and form the South.
Speaker 3: They're like, this is a different day and age.
Speaker 4: Most people are all talk and no action. I don't
Speaker 4: know would something like that be enough to motivate people.
Speaker 4: I believe protecting the children. Would I believe some sort
Speaker 4: of an internal invasion type situation like China coming across
Speaker 4: the border in drove, setting up camps and like manning
Speaker 4: up these these places all throughout the Midwest, and like
Speaker 4: some sort of internal thing happening. I could see that,
Speaker 4: But I don't know. I'm afraid that with the way
Speaker 4: America's gone, so many people don't care about America anymore,
Speaker 4: because well, America was never great, that most people wouldn't
Speaker 4: actually stand to defend it.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 4: I just it doesn't It doesn't give me a lot
Speaker 4: of inspiration looking at that as a possibility.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's you know, I don't I don't know.
Speaker 3: I don't know. Maybe I'm just too much of a pessimist.
Speaker 4: Maybe maybe people really would stand and fight and it
Speaker 4: would be a real real dust up.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean, just look at how they handled the
Speaker 2: last few years and look at that, not as the
Speaker 2: extreme but as a precursor. And I think that probably
Speaker 2: paints a different picture.
Speaker 3: But they've been allowed to do that.
Speaker 4: Like you see that area of what was it not
Speaker 4: I forget if it was Seattle or Portland where they
Speaker 4: the Autonomous Zone.
Speaker 2: Whichever jazz.
Speaker 4: That was only allowed because the cops allowed it to
Speaker 4: go that far. If they would have gotten the call,
Speaker 4: like hey, fucking in this ship, that would have been
Speaker 4: over in a afternoon.
Speaker 3: And yes, it would have been horrible crimes.
Speaker 4: And I gotta trust I'm just saying that was only
Speaker 4: allowed to happen because they fucking let it.
Speaker 2: Well, they struck while the Black Lives Matter iron was hot.
Speaker 3: Uh huh.
Speaker 2: Uh Joelle, I saw that picture of the syringe and
Speaker 2: he put it in you know what, I can share it?
Speaker 7: Uh?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I wanted.
Speaker 10: To get your point on this, like, look at that
Speaker 10: coil at the no reason to have a coil.
Speaker 2: Right up in here? Yep?
Speaker 3: What the hell is that?
Speaker 2: Is that? More for the the.
Speaker 10: Sneed personal picture that I've taken with my by myself,
Speaker 10: myself if I get off. I've never been suicidal.
Speaker 13: But you know what I mean?
Speaker 3: Is that a spring? Like would it would it expanding
Speaker 3: when you push the plate?
Speaker 10: No, dude, it's not even like a spring syringe where
Speaker 10: it's like it the needle comes out after you inject.
Speaker 10: I know what you're talking about, and I completely know
Speaker 10: what you're talking about, but.
Speaker 19: No, exactly what do you believe one of our providers
Speaker 19: are one of our I'm not going to say her name,
Speaker 19: this and that, blah blah blah, where I work this
Speaker 19: and that, blah blah blah.
Speaker 10: But one of our physician assistance saw those needles and said, no,
Speaker 10: I'm not going to get injected by that. Just give
Speaker 10: me the regular vaccine with the regular syringe that we
Speaker 10: have in stock. Just draw the solution with whatever I have,
Speaker 10: But I'm not going to get one of them and
Speaker 10: injection by Mattneil and that syringe that is not ever
Speaker 10: tracked retractable syringe.
Speaker 2: What do you guess the reasoning for that? That spring is?
Speaker 7: Like?
Speaker 2: What is your what do you suggest?
Speaker 10: Dude? I have never like all I don't know. I've
Speaker 10: given every single vaccine to any patient before COVID nineteen.
Speaker 10: I've given TV. I've given like what's it called, And
Speaker 10: that's not TV, that's the other one called like there's
Speaker 10: another there's another word for.
Speaker 20: I mean, tons of vaccines out there, polio, every single
Speaker 20: one that you just said, I've given all those, but
Speaker 20: I haven't done that in like five years, right, But.
Speaker 10: No fucking vaccine that I've given has had a retractable
Speaker 10: fucking vaccine as of my.
Speaker 3: Knowledge, And like you said, that's not a spring, that's
Speaker 3: a that's a metal.
Speaker 10: Fucking coil, dude, that's a fucking coil. Then, like you
Speaker 10: with your like electronic like knowledge and stuff, you know
Speaker 10: what I mean, Like, I'm not like, I'm not fucking
Speaker 10: like keen to that, but like me, when I saw that,
Speaker 10: and I'm like, oh, that's fucking sketches.
Speaker 13: Fuck no.
Speaker 4: So when you described a wire coil, that's why it
Speaker 4: was like thinking maybe it was like an electronic component
Speaker 4: or maybe like a chip or something they were implanting.
Speaker 4: Then when you said it was at the tip, I
Speaker 4: thought you meant at like the actual puncture tip that
Speaker 4: is inside the syringe itself.
Speaker 3: I have no idea. And like, electrically speaking, there's there's
Speaker 3: nothing connected to that. That's that's just metal. But why
Speaker 3: the hell is there a metal coil Within the.
Speaker 10: Fact that I shared this with you guys today, I
Speaker 10: want everybody to screenshot this right here, right now, fucking
Speaker 10: fucking like right here, right now. It's just fucking screenshot
Speaker 10: it everywhere and everywhere like that, you know what I mean.
Speaker 10: Like I fution like I've had this in my fucking
Speaker 10: in my arsenal for like many fucking years, and I
Speaker 10: never know where to share this ship. But that's freaking
Speaker 10: If anybody has any explanation like I, I fucking don't.
Speaker 10: I'm just the Medican.
Speaker 2: No, if anybody does, Yeah, that is so strange. I
Speaker 2: don't even know where to begin with that.
Speaker 10: Those syringes literally came with the fucking Monderna, and I
Speaker 10: don't know about anybody or any other company, but those
Speaker 10: came with them Moderna and we didn't even use them.
Speaker 10: We fucking like in No Passo, Texas, We're like, oh fuck, no,
Speaker 10: Mexicans looking, we're badass. Where We're gonna use the regular
Speaker 10: fucking fucking syringes that ship.
Speaker 3: You don't work with that facility anymore.
Speaker 10: Do you? And that and that facility is a not
Speaker 10: even a fucking government, it's a fucking it's a it's
Speaker 10: a fucking goddamn it family company.
Speaker 4: So oh, it's a family owned it's not like it's
Speaker 4: a part of the NASH.
Speaker 3: It doesn't accept national money or nothing like that exactly.
Speaker 4: So that being said, they don't even have that those
Speaker 4: syringes anymore. So it's not like you could get your
Speaker 4: hands on one of those right now?
Speaker 3: Could you?
Speaker 10: Probably not? But I guarantee you like with like my
Speaker 10: heart on my soul somewhere to god, dude, like that
Speaker 10: my fucking picture that I took with myself.
Speaker 3: Oh no, I believe you.
Speaker 4: I just wanted to get my hands on one of those
Speaker 4: syringes so I could break it open and see what
Speaker 4: the fuck that metal thing inside of it is?
Speaker 2: Right right, Gus from the boot. I saw you had
Speaker 2: your hand up there, sir. What's up dude?
Speaker 7: Oh okay, No, we're good.
Speaker 2: Okay, that's from the boot.
Speaker 7: Yo.
Speaker 3: What part of the boot are you from?
Speaker 2: Brother?
Speaker 13: Hey? Can you guys hear me or not?
Speaker 3: We can?
Speaker 11: Oh?
Speaker 13: Sweet? Southwest?
Speaker 3: Southwest? Like where?
Speaker 14: Uh?
Speaker 13: Lake Charles Area?
Speaker 3: All right? Word up, word up? Okay, I know something
Speaker 3: to work out that way?
Speaker 13: Cool beans?
Speaker 21: Uh okay, Jacob, how you doing with Francine with Francine.
Speaker 13: The hurricane or oh?
Speaker 7: God? Yeah?
Speaker 21: That I was yeah, yeah, we don't give two ships right.
Speaker 3: I was like, oh my god, I'm so glad you
Speaker 3: said this.
Speaker 4: All right, I didn't even know the fucking storm's name
Speaker 4: was Francceine. I'm gonna be honest with you with everything
Speaker 4: that's been going on in my life. I quit my
Speaker 4: job last week. I'm doing this whole thing. I'm doing
Speaker 4: the YouTube I'm rolling this morning. Yeah, appreciate you.
Speaker 13: Dog.
Speaker 4: I wake up this morning and I have like five
Speaker 4: different people trying to call me to ask me if
Speaker 4: I filled up all my gas cans and if I
Speaker 4: got a generator. I'm like, all right, hold on, pause, pause,
Speaker 4: is there like a real storm? I knew there was
Speaker 4: something brewing, but like, what's happening?
Speaker 13: Look? It was like I didn't know anything at your Sunday.
Speaker 13: I was like, my boss called me. I was like,
Speaker 13: what the fuck?
Speaker 2: For real?
Speaker 13: Yeah, so say what's up guys?
Speaker 4: No doubt? And so that all right? So I look around.
Speaker 4: I said, like, is a category one? Possibly a category two?
Speaker 4: And I'm like, fucking r like I got to do today?
Speaker 8: Why are we?
Speaker 13: Dude?
Speaker 3: People are losing their minds here. They're batting down the hatches.
Speaker 4: I see people buying every gas can at Low's and
Speaker 4: I'm like, y'all, worst case scenario will be out of
Speaker 4: power for like two days, You'll cook all the food
Speaker 4: in your freezer, You'll feast like a king.
Speaker 3: Life will continue.
Speaker 4: Everything needs to just calm unless you have like an
Speaker 4: old tree that may hit your house with wind.
Speaker 3: Take precautions. Be smart.
Speaker 4: Aside from that, like, bro, just enjoy the ride and
Speaker 4: enjoyed the unplugged society from a bit.
Speaker 13: Got whiskey, let's got let's go, come on.
Speaker 2: Yeah, come on now, proper refreshments. But yeah, dude, I
Speaker 2: mean honestly, for the past couple of years, I've been saying,
Speaker 2: and people laugh at me whenever I say it. I'm like, yeah,
Speaker 2: it's been a little while since we've had a good hurricane,
Speaker 2: you know, like I look forward to that.
Speaker 21: Shit, It's funny, Jonathan, you just moved to Katie, right, Yes, sir.
Speaker 13: That's fucking awesome. Yeah. Yeah, Gate when it went through
Speaker 13: last year, the last one.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that wasn't really that big a deal.
Speaker 1: I don't think that.
Speaker 13: Yeah, that was pitiful. That was a pitiful little hurricane.
Speaker 4: The worst part for us was that there was a
Speaker 4: certain area where all the electrical lines that went down
Speaker 4: or ran through a BYU. So it took this one
Speaker 4: area out by us like two months to get power restored.
Speaker 4: Now they got screwed on this too, because what Energy
Speaker 4: did was they offset the cost of all of the
Speaker 4: labor to do that, and they did it throughout the year.
Speaker 4: So basically, these dudes are paying eight hundred, nine hundred
Speaker 4: dollars are electrical bills for like six months to offset
Speaker 4: the cost of giving them power back.
Speaker 3: Oh, there's a whole fucking lawsuit.
Speaker 21: And dude, we had to outsource that to other states because.
Speaker 13: You know, Louisiana can't do that. We can't do that.
Speaker 13: Oh real quick, sorry, Jacob, I gotta like Jonathan. Yeah,
Speaker 13: I've got advisor because I know you hate him.
Speaker 19: Ah.
Speaker 2: Yes, I did ship on him. I'm sorry, I just
Speaker 2: you know.
Speaker 7: I mean you ship on him.
Speaker 21: I have been a Patreon member and I'm forever hell gus,
Speaker 21: and you were fucking Yeah. I get on the fucking
Speaker 21: advisors like god damn it. I can't wait to get
Speaker 21: on there. Fuck with Jonathan.
Speaker 3: I'm like, I love it all right, all right, dude,
Speaker 3: holy shit.
Speaker 13: I love you guys. You are fucking grave you know,
Speaker 13: all the rest of you cult members. Fuck oh y'all.
Speaker 3: I love y'all, appreciate fuck you, I love you as
Speaker 3: it should be.
Speaker 2: I guess my thing is is that whenever I picture
Speaker 2: people with the visor, I remember, like when we were
Speaker 2: grown up. You know, people would like put them on
Speaker 2: upside down and have the fucking bill all pointed, all
Speaker 2: stupid and backwards. And I don't know.
Speaker 13: I thought, I've done it all. I've done it. Yeah.
Speaker 4: I think the one thing that give visors such a
Speaker 4: bad rat there's two right, frat boys and boat dudes.
Speaker 4: And I don't mean just a dude with a boat
Speaker 4: that likes to spend his weekends on the water fishing.
Speaker 3: Okay, that man's doing the lord's work. Leave him be.
Speaker 3: He's meditating, Okay.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm talking about the ones that are like boat guys,
Speaker 4: you know what I'm saying, The ones that have like
Speaker 4: these ridiculous boats that their paint job matches their truck,
Speaker 4: and somehow they always are sporting a visor.
Speaker 3: And it's like, I understand that it's.
Speaker 4: A good, good use of a bill, but it's like
Speaker 4: it y'all make it douchey, you know what I mean.
Speaker 13: But then.
Speaker 3: It's holding it down for the the strong men wearing
Speaker 3: the visors.
Speaker 2: I funk with it, dude, I gotta I gotta give respect.
Speaker 2: Sometimes I talk shit and then I'm confronted with it
Speaker 2: and I'm like, I'm sorry, I didn't mean that.
Speaker 13: All bullshitdn't have sided. This is fucking.
Speaker 7: Samuel.
Speaker 3: What you got dog?
Speaker 16: Hey, Gus, dude, you look like the Louisiana Master of ros.
Speaker 13: Yo.
Speaker 3: Do you want dragon ball Z?
Speaker 4: Gus Louisiana What now? Master? There's this TV show to
Speaker 4: anime called dragon ball Z. Long story short. This old
Speaker 4: dude who's an absolute beast. He's a master of multiple
Speaker 4: types of martial arts. He's got his own powers with
Speaker 4: him and shit when he rips off his shirt, come
Speaker 4: to find out, he's like jacked on jagged, but with
Speaker 4: his shirt on, he looks like a feeble, old white dude.
Speaker 3: It's a whole thing.
Speaker 21: Okay, here's what's up. I'm old, I'm a white dude.
Speaker 21: I'm feeble, but I'm a master of nothing.
Speaker 3: Hey you go, that's master roach right there, Gus.
Speaker 2: I could see it. I could see it. You got
Speaker 2: a little bit of hair on your head. This motherfucker
Speaker 2: got well, first off, is bald and his hair is
Speaker 2: his eyebrows.
Speaker 3: So sam GOLLI fuck sweet.
Speaker 16: Well, it's better to be a It's better to be
Speaker 16: a jack of all trades and a master of none
Speaker 16: than to be a master of one.
Speaker 3: And very very true, that's the only way I've made
Speaker 3: money in this fucking life.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna be honest with you. Let's get back to
Speaker 4: the chat. Let's see what else you got going on here.
Speaker 4: I'm with Cheese.
Speaker 3: We are so I think I have over one hundred
Speaker 3: new messages. Yeah, you pick off.
Speaker 2: I don't even know it, just like updated and went
Speaker 2: to the bottom. Oh here we go back to zombie.
Speaker 2: Zombie said, according to Georgia Stones that that were destroyed,
Speaker 2: that destroyed this all part of it to get to
Speaker 2: the One World Order.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Well, and and you also think like you think about
Speaker 2: the One World Order and the Georgia guidestones. Remember they
Speaker 2: wanted to bring the population down to five hundred million
Speaker 2: and then insane. Some people suggest that they tore them
Speaker 2: down because the objective was maybe not complete, but set
Speaker 2: in its right path.
Speaker 3: It was getting ready to be enacted, so to speak.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it was no longer a prophecy. It was playing
Speaker 2: itself out. You could point that way. Nation Boycott said,
Speaker 2: I think I do. Remember when I had to get
Speaker 2: vaccinated in the Navy. It was the Maderna and I
Speaker 2: remember it looking weird.
Speaker 3: Fuck when did you get out, Nation Boycott? I don't
Speaker 3: know if they can unmute themselves. Oh probably, Yeah, they
Speaker 3: spoke earlier.
Speaker 7: Ohther yeah, they got a.
Speaker 3: Twenty twenty two.
Speaker 4: Do you celebrate four twenty the correct way with your
Speaker 4: D two fourteen worth? Yes, wait, leave for like three months,
Speaker 4: so like, okay, you're on to terminal leave at that point.
Speaker 3: Did you roll your first j with your D two fourteen?
Speaker 4: I had a lot of stoner buddies that claim that
Speaker 4: they were going to do that on day one of
Speaker 4: getting out.
Speaker 18: It actually so like my my squadron was on deployment
Speaker 18: when I when I got out, so it was really
Speaker 18: fucking weird. When I got out, I got my DD
Speaker 18: to fourteen in the mail, Like far I was already
Speaker 18: out when I got it.
Speaker 13: It was fucked up?
Speaker 3: Heard that?
Speaker 2: What does that mean? That was DD two fourteen.
Speaker 4: See your DD two fourteen is basically your freedom papers
Speaker 4: essentially when you join the military of any branch, and
Speaker 4: people are gonna maybe not like what I'm about to say,
Speaker 4: but it's true. You're selling yourself into slavery to the
Speaker 4: United States government for a term of four years active,
Speaker 4: four years inactive, or sometimes people do six and two
Speaker 4: or uh. There's ways you break it down but it's
Speaker 4: always in the minimum of an eight year contract with
Speaker 4: the stipulation of the whole like signing a check up
Speaker 4: into and including your life.
Speaker 3: That's not a joke, that's real life.
Speaker 4: So whenever you get your D two fourteen, that is
Speaker 4: essentially your paper saying that you are no longer the
Speaker 4: property of the United States government. It's legitimately your freedom papers.
Speaker 2: So they were just renting you.
Speaker 4: Essentially you sold yourself to them for four years, eight years,
Speaker 4: whatever the case is, and that would be saying that
Speaker 4: your term of service, the contract that you signed with them,
Speaker 4: has been fulfilled and you're a freeman.
Speaker 13: Yep.
Speaker 10: That's why they can literally throw you in jail.
Speaker 13: Yep.
Speaker 2: Right, Okay, thanks Allen. Heck and nice said I forgot
Speaker 2: how to unmute the mic earlier, but since the topic
Speaker 2: has moved on, I'll just text on the Trump topic,
Speaker 2: says the reason why Trump is in power generally speaking,
Speaker 2: is become or is because he is the elite's trump card.
Speaker 2: So he says, whether Donald actually knows it or not,
Speaker 2: he will never quit. They probably know Trump better than
Speaker 2: he does. All symbolism, it's hard not to disagree with
Speaker 2: the word symbolism. Now I will say say this, this
Speaker 2: was a speculative thought that I had had a while ago.
Speaker 2: Whenever we had your boy Mattie Ice on the show,
Speaker 2: and he has the wall with all the strings. It's
Speaker 2: been a little while. I think we'n have to get
Speaker 2: him back. But whenever, you know, there was the the
Speaker 2: Illuminati card game that almost clearly shows Trump being in
Speaker 2: that right, and then a lot of people will point
Speaker 2: to the back to the future and say, clearly he's Biff.
Speaker 2: You know, he's he stole the sports book and he's
Speaker 2: the one that rigged it, and this is the world
Speaker 2: that he's gonna live in. I actually, I don't know
Speaker 2: if I totally disagree with that, But from a different perspective,
Speaker 2: I think that there maybe I don't think that he's
Speaker 2: actually like that personally. I just I believe that, you know,
Speaker 2: he's not anywhere near as evil as what people portray
Speaker 2: him as. However, it's not about who he is, it's
Speaker 2: how he's perceived. And if you can make somebody look
Speaker 2: like a maniacal overlord, somebody who's racist, somebody's a bigot,
Speaker 2: somebody who's a sexist, somebody who is just overly enraged,
Speaker 2: well then you have a trump card that you're using
Speaker 2: now because if we are to go to World War three, well,
Speaker 2: now it's because of the monagal leader. Meanwhile, they're the
Speaker 2: ones that are kind of pulling all the strings in
Speaker 2: the back allowing this to happen. So it's kind of
Speaker 2: a trap card trump card, same thing. That's the way
Speaker 2: I look at it.
Speaker 4: And as you're saying this, I'm scrolling through Samuel spirit
Speaker 4: Animal at the chat drop this little nugget of truth.
Speaker 3: Let's go over real quick.
Speaker 4: Some of the organizations that have honored Donald Trump for
Speaker 4: being so oh so evil all that the National Jewish
Speaker 4: Hospital's Humanitarian Award nineteen seventy six, Jewish National Funds Tree
Speaker 4: of Life Award nineteen eighty three, Ellis Island Medal of
Speaker 4: Honor nineteen eighty six, Freedom's Foundation Presidential Medal in nineteen
Speaker 4: ninety five, Muhammad Ali Entrepreneur Award two thousand and seven,
Speaker 4: Unicorn Children's Foundation Shining Star Award two thousand and eight,
Speaker 4: Palm Beach Police Foundation Palm Tree Award twenty ten. By
Speaker 4: the way, just so we're clear, there's another So when
Speaker 4: Trump receiving the twenty fifteen Marine Corps Law Enforcement Foundation
Speaker 4: Annual Commandant's Leadership Award, the Ellis Island Medal of Honor.
Speaker 4: He received that alongside Rosa Parks. But yes, he's such
Speaker 4: an evil, racist, maniacal bigot.
Speaker 2: H Yeah, I mean, how was he perceived before he
Speaker 2: started trying to run for president? And how has he
Speaker 2: been perceived ever since then? And that kind of tells
Speaker 2: you all you really need to know, I think, because
Speaker 2: I mean we've talked about it, and plenty of other
Speaker 2: people talked about it, Like this guy was being referenced
Speaker 2: in rap songs, this guy was being loved by Joy
Speaker 2: Behar on the View before he decided to run for president.
Speaker 2: He was being hugged and kissed and everything just you know,
Speaker 2: treated like royalty almost like every single time he would
Speaker 2: go and talk to anybody. And then all of a
Speaker 2: sudden he wants to run for president and he's just
Speaker 2: this evil, maniacal person and it just makes you to me,
Speaker 2: it makes it pretty evident that, you know, the rulers
Speaker 2: of the One World Order, maybe they didn't plan on
Speaker 2: that happening. So what do they have to do? They
Speaker 2: had to regroup, they had to come up with a
Speaker 2: game plan. How can we make this guy absolutely horrible.
Speaker 2: How can we make sure that he doesn't get reelected? Well,
Speaker 2: let's say he's a racist. Let's say he's a misogynist.
Speaker 2: Let's say that he's you know, he's he's teaming up
Speaker 2: with Russia and and and boys with Putin. Let's say that,
Speaker 2: you know, all these crazy things that were never really
Speaker 2: talked about and actually have been proven not true time
Speaker 2: and time again. Is it possible that they are over
Speaker 2: here just pulling every single thing they can out of
Speaker 2: their bag, because look, I mean, Biden clearly was incompetent
Speaker 2: the first go around. So that was you know that,
Speaker 2: I mean, in the in the first debate that we
Speaker 2: listened to. I think that that was kind of a
Speaker 2: you know, to to test and see, first off, how
Speaker 2: Trump's going to react during you know, said conversation pieces
Speaker 2: which we're actually gonna get to you here in a second,
Speaker 2: because people have already written articles. You already know, CNN
Speaker 2: has a you know, a regrouping of how the whole
Speaker 2: thing went. And of course they're saying, Kamala clearly won.
Speaker 2: She she was just poking the bear and poking the bear,
Speaker 2: and he he fell for the bait and all this
Speaker 2: kind of shit. And god, so yeah, I'm the more
Speaker 2: I see it, the more I'm looking at it, like,
Speaker 2: you know what, dude, say whatever you want about the guy.
Speaker 2: He ain't He ain't one world order. I don't believe that.
Speaker 4: And he straight up called them out for leaving Joe
Speaker 4: Biden in the streets like a dog.
Speaker 3: That was his words, right, and you just abandoned him
Speaker 3: like a dog.
Speaker 4: You stole the campaign from him, you stole the election,
Speaker 4: blah blah blah. And it's like ooh and once again,
Speaker 4: skirt right off that topic. They didn't even want to
Speaker 4: acknowledge that he said that. Moving on it was oh yeah.
Speaker 3: Dude, it's bad.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there's a I kind of wanted to get over
Speaker 2: to this article just so you know, we can see
Speaker 2: what the controllers are saying.
Speaker 3: Says.
Speaker 2: This is from It was literally they posted it right
Speaker 2: after the debate. It says takeaways from the ABC presidential
Speaker 2: debate between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris. Kamala Harris baited.
Speaker 2: This is the first sentence. Kamala Harris baited Donald Trump
Speaker 2: for nearly all of one hour and forty five minutes
Speaker 2: of their first and potentially only debate on Tuesday night,
Speaker 2: and Trump took every bit of it. The vice president
Speaker 2: had prepared extensively for their debate and peppered nearly every
Speaker 2: answer with a comment designed to enrage the former president.
Speaker 2: She told Trump that world leaders were laughing at him,
Speaker 2: and military leaders called him a disgrace. She did keep
Speaker 2: on saying that she called Trump weak and wrong. She
Speaker 2: said Trump was fired by eighty one million voters, the
Speaker 2: number that voted for President Joe Biden in twenty twenty. Allegedly.
Speaker 2: Clearly he's having a very difficult time processing that. She
Speaker 2: said Trump was often out of control. He loudly and
Speaker 2: repeatedly insisted that a whole host of falsehoods were true.
Speaker 2: The former president repeated lies about widespread fraud in the
Speaker 2: twenty twenty election. He parroted against spiracy theory about immigrants
Speaker 2: eating pets and lied about that was I don't know
Speaker 2: where the fun I didn't hear that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that was out of fucking left field, like they're
Speaker 4: eating dogs or eating cats.
Speaker 3: It says right here that there is no evidence of that.
Speaker 8: Well, I don't know.
Speaker 4: I saw it on TV, Like, all right, that wasn't
Speaker 4: that wasn't the smoothest of moves.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you saw it on TV. You know, It's like
Speaker 2: I read about it on the internet, right, and lied
Speaker 2: about how lied about Democrats supporting abortions after babies are born,
Speaker 2: which is murder and illegal everywhere. He painted a dire
Speaker 2: picture of the United States, reminiscent of the American carnage
Speaker 2: he warned of when he was inaugurated in twenty seventeen.
Speaker 2: We have a nation that is dying, Trump said Tuesday night.
Speaker 2: Here are some quick takeaways from the first portion of
Speaker 2: the debate. So it says I'm not gonna read the
Speaker 2: whole thing, but it says Harris sets the tone. Trump
Speaker 2: indulges in conspiracy theories fierce argument over abortion, a key
Speaker 2: issue for both candidates. Trump takes the bait over and over.
Speaker 2: They say.
Speaker 4: Exact that the governor was quoted, and we did a
Speaker 4: whole episode as a matter of fact, showing his quote
Speaker 4: where he was talking about a baby that was in
Speaker 4: the process of being born being executed so that they
Speaker 4: could harvest the organ.
Speaker 3: There was a whole thing on that. He went on
Speaker 3: a radio show and talked about it.
Speaker 2: So not a conspiracy, Yeah, I mean, and the governor
Speaker 2: that he's talking about is somebody who you know, we've
Speaker 2: definitely referenced on this show before. Alex Jones talks about
Speaker 2: him all the time. The governor that's talking about, you know,
Speaker 2: we take the babies, we keep them comfortable, we keep
Speaker 2: them warm. Like that's the governor who's talking about as
Speaker 2: far as like these extremely late term abortions. And it's like,
Speaker 2: all right, well, you keep them comfortable, you keep them warm,
Speaker 2: only to kill them, but you want to keep them
Speaker 2: alive so that their organs are still good for a
Speaker 2: little bit longer. Is that what you're talking about here?
Speaker 4: That's not even a theory that's been widely talked about.
Speaker 4: And again they keep trying to skirt around it, they
Speaker 4: keep trying to avoid that it happened.
Speaker 2: I'm oh, he cut out there.
Speaker 3: I would.
Speaker 4: I thought that he was gonna end the fucking conversation
Speaker 4: with like his closing remarks of like, let me ask
Speaker 4: you something, Kamala, would you get shot for your beliefs?
Speaker 3: Would you die for your beliefs?
Speaker 4: Because uh, I can say that I would, and like
Speaker 4: just drop the mic and walk away.
Speaker 3: I expected some shit like that.
Speaker 2: He kept a professional He did have a couple of
Speaker 2: pint moves. He did have a couple of pimp moves.
Speaker 2: You gotta say that he did.
Speaker 3: He did.
Speaker 2: I mean it was it was hilarious and great timing.
Speaker 2: But but yeah, all right, we are we are at
Speaker 2: our threshold and we have a couple of more shows
Speaker 2: to do tomorrow, so we must rest up here. Uh
Speaker 2: and Jacob, you have anything else you want to say
Speaker 2: before we bust up out of here, dude.
Speaker 7: Uh.
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