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Speaker 2: to get to here this hour. I want to talk
Speaker 2: about the economy. You've seen global markets New York Times
Speaker 2: here saying global markets are in a panic. Excuse me,
Speaker 2: as the S and P five hundred fell sharply in
Speaker 2: early trading after signs of a slowing US economy set
Speaker 2: off a global route. I thought the economy was great.
Speaker 2: I thought everything was hunky dory apple pie with Biden
Speaker 2: running the show. Now we just the New York Times,
Speaker 2: who's candidly, the entire media has been gaslighting us about
Speaker 2: the well, about what a strong economy looks like. They've
Speaker 2: pretended like we're in one again. I'm amazed, amazed. Have
Speaker 2: you ever noticed this. I'm sure you have if you
Speaker 2: pay attention. When a Republican is in the White House,
Speaker 2: we are told that we're always a step away. The
Speaker 2: recession is coming. You know what's coming. They're constantly putting
Speaker 2: it out there in the minds of people. Win's the recession.
Speaker 2: The recession's gonna hit soon. Gotta watch out for the recession.
Speaker 2: You gotta see the baby, as they would say on Seinfeld,
Speaker 2: you gotta watch it's coming. Oh wait, recession coming. I
Speaker 2: remember back when Bush was president, back in two thousand
Speaker 2: to two thousand and eight. I guess technically from January
Speaker 2: of oh one to January of oh nine. But anyway,
Speaker 2: they talked about this constantly. Bubble. Something's got to burst.
Speaker 2: There's gotta be a bubble. You know, this can't last forever.
Speaker 2: What are we gonna do. There's a bad thing happening
Speaker 2: to the economy. When's it gonna come? When's it gonna come?
Speaker 2: Then we have a situation where a Democrat is in
Speaker 2: office and this happens all the time. Then we're assured, oh, man,
Speaker 2: this economy's better than you think it is. Look, I
Speaker 2: know it's better than you think it is. It's just
Speaker 2: not you know, if you have personal like experience, whether
Speaker 2: that's just your experience, you may have a bad experience,
Speaker 2: but that's just because that's not on the broader, broader
Speaker 2: scale of things, things are great. Then they'll tell you
Speaker 2: inflation is coming down after they've driven it up to
Speaker 2: what forty year highs? Is what it was last summer,
Speaker 2: inflation was at a forty year high. Then they tell
Speaker 2: us we're bringing it down. It's still higher to this day,
Speaker 2: it's still higher than it was under maybe all of
Speaker 2: the i'd have to look, but the vast majority of
Speaker 2: Trump's term in office. So they gas let it light
Speaker 2: us constantly about this. Constantly. They do everything they can,
Speaker 2: because of course they know the economy is something that
Speaker 2: is psychological, right, if people are afraid of spending money,
Speaker 2: then that, or if they're afraid of making investments, or
Speaker 2: afraid of building houses, or afraid of starting businesses or
Speaker 2: whatever bad things happen. If those things, if people have
Speaker 2: faith and confidence that the government's not going to pull
Speaker 2: the rug out from underneath them, or drive the value
Speaker 2: of the dollar completely into the dust, or increase their
Speaker 2: taxes or make them fund some other social program or whatever,
Speaker 2: people feel more comfortable making business investments and decisions. This
Speaker 2: is good for the economy. This is not complicated. They
Speaker 2: make it complicated, but it is not. I would say
Speaker 2: on one level. Anything is complicated. I would say in
Speaker 2: general terms, they want to make it more complicated. Generally,
Speaker 2: so the average person stops thinking for themselves and says,
Speaker 2: what'll do is trust the experts, who, oh, by the way,
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Speaker 2: Let's talk about what's actually let's let's take a step back. Well,
Speaker 2: there's a couple things vying for my attention right now.
Speaker 2: With this number one, let me tell you what the
Speaker 2: Kamala Harris campaign is saying. This is at pjmedia dot
Speaker 2: com headline Harris blames bad economy on who else, Written
Speaker 2: by Robert Spencer over the weekend, Vice President or something.
Speaker 2: Kamala Harris, he writes, has just gotten some bad news
Speaker 2: in her quest to become the next president and the
Speaker 2: next person to pretend to be president of the United States.
Speaker 2: That's a good way of saying it, if she isn't
Speaker 2: doing that already. The Biden regime Labor Department on Friday
Speaker 2: released the jobs report that shows that job growth is
Speaker 2: cratering while unemployment is rising. As job growth has been
Speaker 2: one of the chimerical accomplishments that Old Joe and his
Speaker 2: henchman have most often touted as evidence of the success
Speaker 2: of the regime, this was the last thing that the
Speaker 2: woman whom we now all love and admire wanted to hear.
Speaker 2: Her handlers, however, were ready with an altogether unsurprising, albeit
Speaker 2: improbable explanation. Harris for President spokesperson James Singer. Here it is, apparently,
Speaker 2: kept a straight face as he made the announcement. Here
Speaker 2: it is Donald Trump failed Americans as president, costing our
Speaker 2: economy millions of jobs and bringing us to the brink
Speaker 2: of recession. So that's what James Singer said in an announcement.
Speaker 2: This links back to Fox News. Harris blames this article
Speaker 2: at Fox News. As Harris blames Trump for latest dreadful
Speaker 2: jobs report, nearly a full term after he left office,
Speaker 2: the same thing happened. I'll point out when Biden excuse me,
Speaker 2: when Obama was president. I remember Rush commenting on this
Speaker 2: Biden excuse me. Obama took office in two thousand and nine,
Speaker 2: the twenty twelve election. That was the race between Obama
Speaker 2: and Romney, a radical leftist and a make believe Republican.
Speaker 2: Obama beat Romney pretty handily in that election, and I
Speaker 2: remember Rush talking about this on a show. He said,
Speaker 2: when he saw the exit polling data from the polling places,
Speaker 2: he knew that Romney was in big trouble. And that
Speaker 2: was because people still blamed a huge percentage of people
Speaker 2: still blamed Bush, who would have not been president since
Speaker 2: January nineteenth of two thousand and nine, or I guess
Speaker 2: noon on January twentieth of two thousand and nine, Bush
Speaker 2: would have That was his last day in office, George W. Bush,
Speaker 2: and they were still blaming the economy a full four
Speaker 2: years later on that. In fact, I remember commenting on
Speaker 2: this program. We had Obama, who was president from two
Speaker 2: thousand and nine to January of twenty seventeen. Obama basically said,
Speaker 2: because you remember, and some of your too young weren't
Speaker 2: following this back at the time. But Obama said, well,
Speaker 2: the media said the seven Pillars of propaganda were in
Speaker 2: full defense of his legacy and everything else, and they
Speaker 2: said things like, well, maybe two percent GDP is the
Speaker 2: new norm. Maybe that's just what it is. Maybe America's
Speaker 2: had its time in the sun, and it's just the way.
Speaker 2: The new normal, the new normal, and that's what we
Speaker 2: were told at the time. Well, when Trump became president,
Speaker 2: that was no longer the norm. Then Obama started taking
Speaker 2: credit for the economy. It was a remarkable thing. He
Speaker 2: was responsible for nothing. He was responsible for nothing that
Speaker 2: happened during from the economy's perspective, for eight years of
Speaker 2: his presidency. Bush was responsible for the first four years.
Speaker 2: I don't know who was responsible for the next four years.
Speaker 2: Maybe Bush. So Bush was responsible somehow, I guess for
Speaker 2: sixteen years of the economy. Obama was responsible for zero
Speaker 2: years until Trump came along. And Trump came along and
Speaker 2: did a lot of things exactly the opposite. Like George
Speaker 2: Costanza on Seinfeld the opposite, right, Maybe George, you should
Speaker 2: do the opposite. If everything, if all of your desires,
Speaker 2: if all the things your instincts create things that are
Speaker 2: not good for you, then doing the opposite would create
Speaker 2: good for you. Is what Jerry told him, and George says,
Speaker 2: I will do the opposite. And that's what Trump did.
Speaker 2: Trump came in and did the opposite of Barack Obama,
Speaker 2: and in doing so. In doing so, we saw the
Speaker 2: economy unleashed. We saw money coming back in that was overseas.
Speaker 2: We saw a lot of good things in the economy,
Speaker 2: roaring economy. Of course, the media told us that it
Speaker 2: was not or that it was in whatever degree it
Speaker 2: was good, it was because of Barack Obama. And that's
Speaker 2: what Obama was out there saying. So he was responsible
Speaker 2: for nothing economically speaking while he was president, Barack Obama.
Speaker 2: And the second he left office and Trump changed everything
Speaker 2: that he was that Obama had done previously to hurt
Speaker 2: the economy, and the economy was unleashed. Obama suddenly wanted
Speaker 2: the credit. Like Michael Scott David, I would like all
Speaker 2: of the credit with none of the blame. That's what
Speaker 2: Obama wanted. That's what all politicians want, by the way,
Speaker 2: and so this is what happened, and this is not new,
Speaker 2: and it works. It worked in the midterm of twenty twelve.
Speaker 2: People still blamed Bush for the economy in twenty twelve,
Speaker 2: and that's what Kamala Harris's campaign is blaming the economy
Speaker 2: on now. It can't be on them, we were told,
Speaker 2: can't be on the Biden Harris campaign, or the administration
Speaker 2: which is now in all likelihood the Harris administration, which
Speaker 2: is still being controlled by somebody, somebody behind the scenes,
Speaker 2: the Democrat Party elites, the actual oligarchs in the Democrat Party,
Speaker 2: which include Barack Obama. By the way, do you see
Speaker 2: that his name is tied to running Harris's campaign, So
Speaker 2: just FYI on that, keep an eye on that. But
Speaker 2: this is what they're doing, and it works with some people.
Speaker 2: It's absolutely astonishing to me. In fact, if you take
Speaker 2: out the COVID year, which was a complete anomaly. So COVID,
Speaker 2: the things that we did with COVID, I've said on
Speaker 2: here before in twenty twenty were absolutely disastrous. We had
Speaker 2: three things to balance with COVID. We had public health,
Speaker 2: we had the economy, and we had liberty or the constitution.
Speaker 2: Our political experts, the people making decisions are governors, people
Speaker 2: in the bureaucratic state, politicians at large. Said, we're going
Speaker 2: to ignore the economy and liberty. We're just going to
Speaker 2: totally ignore those, and we're only going to focus on
Speaker 2: public health, and we're going to look at public health
Speaker 2: and we're going to just make stuff up. We're going
Speaker 2: to make up how far you got stand away from
Speaker 2: a person six feet just made up. This is on
Speaker 2: record now, one hundred percent. Remember this. See a lot
Speaker 2: of people just hear this stuff and they think, well,
Speaker 2: why are we talking about things that happened in the past.
Speaker 2: We're talking about things that happened in the past because
Speaker 2: it should shape the way we think. When these jokers
Speaker 2: and clowns try to pull this crap again, they just
Speaker 2: make it up. Fauci has testified that the six foot
Speaker 2: thing just kind of happened. There were lines at grocery
Speaker 2: stores where there were x's on the ground six feet apart,
Speaker 2: like it was some magical distance. We had to wear
Speaker 2: a piece of cloth over our face that we know
Speaker 2: did literally nothing to stop the transmission of COVID nineteen
Speaker 2: absolutely nothing, and then on top of that, we had
Speaker 2: to bear the costs, the cost, the economic cost, and
Speaker 2: the cost to our liberty. We have a whole now
Speaker 2: generation of people they think that the government has the
Speaker 2: right to come and just tell us what to do
Speaker 2: if they think things have reached a certain boiling points,
Speaker 2: not just in public health, but where we're gonna the
Speaker 2: next thing that's gonna happen eventually, and it could happen,
Speaker 2: It could absolutely happen under a president Kamala Harris. Is
Speaker 2: a climate crisis. I remember talking about this in during
Speaker 2: the COVID years. I remember this, I remember saying to you,
Speaker 2: this is going to be a model. They I mean,
Speaker 2: I don't think that they expected the adherence to this
Speaker 2: by people. I think that they were kind of shocked
Speaker 2: at how quickly American said, we'll do whatever you tell
Speaker 2: us to do. Take our jobs, take our incomes, send
Speaker 2: us paychecks, just make sure that you keep us safe.
Speaker 2: And they didn't even do that. They didn't even do that.
Speaker 2: My friends, you have people like Governor Cuomo doing exactly
Speaker 2: the opposite things. You have people that I mean, some
Speaker 2: of these folks have blood on their hands as it
Speaker 2: pertains to what happened in nursing homes regarding the deaths
Speaker 2: of people there. They did. I mean, some really trek
Speaker 2: and disastrous things were happening, including Governor Cuomo from New York.
Speaker 2: But they don't know anything. These folks. They act like
Speaker 2: they can raise and lower the sea levels and they
Speaker 2: have no idea what they're doing. They have no idea
Speaker 2: running the economy. They had no idea managing the spread
Speaker 2: of COVID. They blamed Trump. They said that if someone
Speaker 2: else were president in twenty twenty America, all those lives
Speaker 2: would have not been lost. That's just pure ridiculousness. None
Speaker 2: of that would have None of that would have changed.
Speaker 2: I'll tell you what would have changed is that we
Speaker 2: would have had a if we had a leftist in office,
Speaker 2: a Hillary Clinton type, we would have had a national shutdown.
Speaker 2: It wouldn't just be these governors managing their states. We
Speaker 2: would have had a federal lockdown, is what we would
Speaker 2: have had. We would have had more cost, more expense.
Speaker 2: A lot of the economic problems we have today can
Speaker 2: be traced back to this. But to act like the
Speaker 2: Biden administration is completely with out any blame on what
Speaker 2: we're dealing with with recession on the potentially here on
Speaker 2: around the corner, jobless claims are unemployment is up, and
Speaker 2: the new jobs that are being created are down. As
Speaker 2: you look at that landscape, to say that there is
Speaker 2: no responsibility on the part of the Harris Biden administration
Speaker 2: is preposterous, it really is. But that's what they're out
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Speaker 2: is something else that happens in the media. When there's
Speaker 2: a worldwide problem, they want to blame it on the
Speaker 2: worldwide everybody else, Like the pressures around the world cause
Speaker 2: economic pressures here here at home. Well, that can certainly
Speaker 2: be the case, and context is king, and sometimes in
Speaker 2: the early phases of things, it might not be clear
Speaker 2: which one started. What did the US report, which it
Speaker 2: appears cause panic around the globe, certainly appeers that that
Speaker 2: could have been the case. But did our numbers start
Speaker 2: here or was because of something else? I mean, sometimes
Speaker 2: it's hard to pinpoint that, but suffice it to say
Speaker 2: that we have been living They set the stage for
Speaker 2: massive economic problems with again the COVID response to twenty
Speaker 2: twenty and what has happened since then. That that was
Speaker 2: bad enough. What we did during COVID was bad enough,
Speaker 2: but then to come in and to do some of
Speaker 2: the things that we have done that have not been
Speaker 2: good for inflation, continuing to spend money. Friends, I have
Speaker 2: said this a bazillion times, maybe a guzillion times. The
Speaker 2: inflation inflation is caused by none other than the federal government.
Speaker 2: It's not just government at large, it's not state and
Speaker 2: local governments. They don't create, they don't create the money supply.
Speaker 2: This is strictly, clearly, without any hesitation, unequivocally caused by
Speaker 2: government spending, spending money that it doesn't have, and then
Speaker 2: creating an additional, unjustifiable money supply, creating too much money supply,
Speaker 2: because what they've effectively done, in simple terms, is they
Speaker 2: create more new money than new worth that was actually
Speaker 2: created in the economy, and so you have fewer you
Speaker 2: have excuse me, more dollars trying to account for less
Speaker 2: less production or output you could say, more less economic output,
Speaker 2: and so the value of those dollars waters down because
Speaker 2: it will always seek equilibrium. You can't just tell people
Speaker 2: that I'm gonna I remember this during during Heck, it
Speaker 2: was during I think Obama's presidency talk on MSNBC. Why
Speaker 2: don't we why don't we have some precious I don't know,
Speaker 2: some high highly precious metal and say that it's worth
Speaker 2: ten trillion dollars and we just pay down our debt because,
Speaker 2: my friends, it turns out that rooted in all economic
Speaker 2: decisions is this thing called reality. You can't run from
Speaker 2: reality forever. Now, you try to run from reality. I
Speaker 2: think we all try to do that from time to time,
Speaker 2: but it eventually catches up. Eventually the bill comes due,
Speaker 2: and you just can't arbitrarily say, you know, two finger
Speaker 2: snaps in a wink that I'm going to do away
Speaker 2: with all the damage I've created by all these irresponsible
Speaker 2: fiscal powers policies. And so the chickens have come home
Speaker 2: to roost. To steal a phrase from the pastor Jeremiah Right,
Speaker 2: Obama's pastor, America's chickens, I've come home to roost, and
Speaker 2: they have. Economically speaking, he was wrong. They didn't come
Speaker 2: home to roost on nine to eleven. That was because
Speaker 2: of Evilders. This is something that we have created. Government
Speaker 2: creates inflation. Inflation is a constant pressure. I don't know
Speaker 2: if you've taken your family out to eat. I remember,
Speaker 2: and I know my kids are getting bigger. But I'm
Speaker 2: telling you it is two and a half times what
Speaker 2: it was a couple of years ago. I think that
Speaker 2: that's a fair assessment. Groceries are higher, it is it's
Speaker 2: hard to make ends meet, and now it's hard to
Speaker 2: get jobs. It appears it's hard to it's it's just
Speaker 2: harder and harder to make money enough money to pay
Speaker 2: to live in this country. And that is the responsibility.
Speaker 2: That is do that particular part of the equation. And
Speaker 2: there's lots of parts of the equation, but that part
Speaker 2: of the equation is one hundred percent due to the
Speaker 2: federal government. And who is running the federal government, my friends,
Speaker 2: it's being run by the left. It's being run by
Speaker 2: the likes of Kamala Harrison, President Bribery. They are responsible
Speaker 2: for this. They can point fingers at Trump all they want,
Speaker 2: but this, my friends, falls upon their shoulders. They are
Speaker 2: the ones who continued the twenty twenty expenses were completely
Speaker 2: unjustifiable with COVID, but they've continued this reign of a
Speaker 2: spending spree, and no way to pay for it, and
Speaker 2: so the money that you have had to be made
Speaker 2: worth less so that it could offset the expenses that
Speaker 2: these clowns and knuckleheads are forcing upon you. Quick time
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Speaker 2: embassies have been evacuated under this administration. It's not been yet,
Speaker 2: but it's telling people there, American citizens that you need
Speaker 2: to leave on any ticket available. That is what it said.
Speaker 2: This is a full quote. We encourage those who wish
Speaker 2: to depart Lebanon to book any ticket available to them.
Speaker 2: The US embassy warned. I mean this is something, my friends,
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Speaker 2: and Israel in recent days. The US Embassy in Lebanon
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Speaker 2: I should say, any ticket available to them. While UK's
Speaker 2: Foreign Secretary's Office called on British citizens to quote leave now,
Speaker 2: France sent an alert to its citizens to leave Lebanon
Speaker 2: as soon as possible. That's a quote, according to a
Speaker 2: statement that was issued by the Ministry for Europe and
Speaker 2: Foreign Affairs on the fourth of August. We encourage those
Speaker 2: This is from the US Embassy in Beirut. We encourage
Speaker 2: those who wish to depart Lebanon to book any ticket
Speaker 2: available to them, even if that flight does not depart
Speaker 2: immediately or does not allow excuse me, does not follow
Speaker 2: their first choice route. Citizens who lack funds to return
Speaker 2: to the United States may contact the embassy for financial
Speaker 2: assistance via a reparation loan. You may repatriation loans. The
Speaker 2: Embassy in Beroote State on August third, adding that flights
Speaker 2: by some commercial airlines have been canceled in recent days,
Speaker 2: so it is going down in this part of the world.
Speaker 2: It's getting it's getting intense more intense. I mean, some
Speaker 2: of this, look, some of this, without any question, is
Speaker 2: due to the what do you want to say, the
Speaker 2: fickle support of the Biden administration. Now, look, I don't
Speaker 2: I am not one of these going to blame everything
Speaker 2: that ever happens in any part of the world on
Speaker 2: any president. There are things that happen in this world,
Speaker 2: things that are terrible, that happen that have nothing to
Speaker 2: do with our politics, our particular leader. That being said,
Speaker 2: that being said, it's also true. It's also true that
Speaker 2: we as the lone superpower on the world stage, we
Speaker 2: have a lot of impact and influence around the world,
Speaker 2: and so the things that we do can absolutely and
Speaker 2: unequivocally impact things that happen on the world stage. And
Speaker 2: a week America provokes our enemies more than any tweet
Speaker 2: or post on acts ever possibly could. And that's to me,
Speaker 2: what's so just mind blowing to me? I wish I
Speaker 2: don't care so much when people disagree. In fact, many
Speaker 2: times I enjoy a good disagreement because I kind of
Speaker 2: think about it as as Socrates did, you know, there
Speaker 2: may be something for me to learn. Tempting as it
Speaker 2: may be, I don't know everything. I don't know everything
Speaker 2: my friends, and so it's good. It's good to have
Speaker 2: this healthy disagreement. But there are disagreements that people have
Speaker 2: that will state disagreements with. Say, for example, I would
Speaker 2: say a post on X is less provocative than giving
Speaker 2: indication to the world, especially people who hate your ally
Speaker 2: Israel in the Middle East, that you're not necessarily going
Speaker 2: to stand by them, or you think that they should
Speaker 2: back off, you think that they should stop whatever they're
Speaker 2: doing to you know, destroy the Hamas terrorist organization in Gazam.
Speaker 2: That only serves to embolden our adversaries. And why does
Speaker 2: it do that. I mean, there's several reasons, but I
Speaker 2: would say near the top or at the top of
Speaker 2: that list is the fact that they see that the
Speaker 2: more violence and death there is, that more violence and
Speaker 2: death that the tear can cause, the more it just
Speaker 2: makes the United States unwilling to stand by its its ally, Israel,
Speaker 2: against their adversary, their shared adversary, Hamas, which is a
Speaker 2: all these well, the vast majority of these terrorist groups
Speaker 2: are proxies for Iran. Iran is behind a lot of
Speaker 2: this as well. Iran hates Israel, Iran hates the United States,
Speaker 2: Death to America. They say death to Israel, they say,
Speaker 2: And I know that's confusing, because I mean, virtually we
Speaker 2: have people in Congress who may I don't know if
Speaker 2: they'll openly say it, but who certainly share sentiments or
Speaker 2: who are very understanding to those who chant such ridiculous
Speaker 2: and absurd things. So all of that being said, that
Speaker 2: is what truly provokes people to well, to oppose us interest,
Speaker 2: to cause problems around the world. And that's what's happened
Speaker 2: here America. Weakness is provocative, pure and simple. That's the
Speaker 2: case every time strong leadership. What did Reagan say? Peace
Speaker 2: through strength, that's what has to be done. You know,
Speaker 2: I've also heard it said that a man incapable, incapable
Speaker 2: of using violence to stop someone who's doing something evil
Speaker 2: or wicked or what have you, violent themselves, that is
Speaker 2: not a good man. That is a weak man. The
Speaker 2: same is true for a nation. Having a nation led
Speaker 2: by people who don't have the stomach to stand up
Speaker 2: to evil at all costs cause a hell of a
Speaker 2: lot more turmoil than existed before. And that's what we
Speaker 2: see in this region. And that's why we are telling
Speaker 2: people basically to get out of there. So who knows
Speaker 2: where this is going to go next, but I know
Speaker 2: where I got to go next. That's to a time out.
Speaker 2: My friends, sit tight, you're listening here, conservative not better talk.
Speaker 2: I'm your host, Todd Huff back in just a minute.
Speaker 2: Welcome back, my friends. There's something else. I didn't bring
Speaker 2: this up at the beginning, but as I've thought about
Speaker 2: this during the break, I want to share this with
Speaker 2: you because I think this is comedic gold Kamala Harris.
Speaker 2: Have you have you seen her out there trying to
Speaker 2: explain what the cloud is, the cloud storage that that
Speaker 2: is often referred to now in it and so forth,
Speaker 2: or just commonly put her on the cloud, gotta gotta
Speaker 2: get it to the cloud she's out there describing. I
Speaker 2: don't I don't have the full context for this. I've
Speaker 2: just seen this clip and i've i've you know, got
Speaker 2: a little bit of basic. I don't know the full
Speaker 2: entire context of this, why why this is even being
Speaker 2: discussed by Kamala, But it's comedic for certain. So I'm
Speaker 2: gonna play that here in a moment. Before I do that,
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Speaker 2: So that being said, Kamala Harris is telling audience members
Speaker 2: what the cloud is. Now. I know, listen, I think
Speaker 2: some of this is what generation you're from. I've learned this.
Speaker 2: I'm gen X, so I am I'm at the tail
Speaker 2: end of gen X. Do not put me in millennial
Speaker 2: category now, Oz. Oz just gave me a dirty look.
Speaker 2: She knows where this is going. Oz is a couple
Speaker 2: of years younger than me, and Oz could potentially be
Speaker 2: considered She's shaking her head. No, but I'm telling you
Speaker 2: look it up. Well, I can't tell you the day,
Speaker 2: the year she was born, but I can tell you
Speaker 2: it was after my date of birth, which was nineteen
Speaker 2: the last day of seventy seven, so that's when I
Speaker 2: was born. But so part of this is generation, right,
Speaker 2: and I've lived long enough to know and to fully understand.
Speaker 2: I think we can intellectually understand. Look, if I didn't
Speaker 2: grow up with something I you know, I don't necessarily
Speaker 2: I can't learn it at at age forty or sixty
Speaker 2: the way I could learn it at ten or twenty, right,
Speaker 2: And we all understand that. But it's a different it's
Speaker 2: a different experience. And as a as a child, a
Speaker 2: gen xer whose parents are I guess what, technically baby boomers,
Speaker 2: I guess the the I've definitely seen it with them.
Speaker 2: I mean technology to my dad. My dad's a smart guy,
Speaker 2: and a lot of things not technology. I'm just gonna
Speaker 2: say it, but in a lot of things. And I've
Speaker 2: love and admired the heck out of my father, but
Speaker 2: he doesn't need to be giving anybody tech advice. So
Speaker 2: I understand, I do understand a bit of this here.
Speaker 1: But this.
Speaker 2: The only way is just for me to let you
Speaker 2: listen to her try to explain this. This, this reminds
Speaker 2: me a lot of Hillary with her server back in
Speaker 2: twenty what was it, twenty fifteen, twenty sixteen, during the campaign.
Speaker 2: But here's Kamala doing her best to explain storing things
Speaker 2: digitally on the cloud. Enjoy this if you haven't heard
Speaker 2: this already.
Speaker 3: No longer are you necessarily keeping those private files in
Speaker 3: some file cabinet that's locked in the basement of the house. Sure, okay,
Speaker 3: it's on your laptop and it's then therefore up here
Speaker 3: in this cloud that exists above us. Right, It's no
Speaker 3: longer in a physical place.
Speaker 2: I mean, what is she think is I'm you know
Speaker 2: two things. Number one, this reminds me of Hillary back
Speaker 2: in twenty fifteen, twenty sixteen, when the whole Clinton Foundation
Speaker 2: was a thing. It was still you know, getting lots
Speaker 2: of money, and there were allegations of money laundering and
Speaker 2: all this pay to play stuff, right, and she used
Speaker 2: bleach a bleach bit to cleaner server, to erase a
Speaker 2: bunch of communications. They used hammers to destroy cell phones.
Speaker 2: You know that they used hammers to destroy cell phones,
Speaker 2: to which I said, who doesn't. Who among us does
Speaker 2: not get to the end of a cell phone plan
Speaker 2: and think great, get the hammer, honting less, beat the
Speaker 2: tar out of the cell phone. That's what they did.
Speaker 2: So but Hillary said when she was asked about wiping
Speaker 2: the server, she said, what do you mean, like with
Speaker 2: the cloth, and she thought that was funny. She also
Speaker 2: stored the server in her bathroom closet, to which I said,
Speaker 2: Hillary thought that was a firewall. If you put four
Speaker 2: if you put it in a closet, there's four walls
Speaker 2: with the door and you lock that door that prevents
Speaker 2: anybody from accessing. She thought the contents on that server
Speaker 2: that amounted to a firewall. This reminds me of the
Speaker 2: same sort of thing what Kamala Harris is doing here.
Speaker 2: But it also reminds me maybe this is why she
Speaker 2: is so much out there talking about green energy and
Speaker 2: climate change, because I'm wondering if she does not believe.
Speaker 2: I'm thinking she does believe this, that actually, the more
Speaker 2: cloud storage that we have, the more clouds that are
Speaker 2: created physically in our atmosphere. I think that she thinks
Speaker 2: these are the same things the way that she talked
Speaker 2: about them, And I think she thinks the more cloud
Speaker 2: storage there is, the more clouds we can create on
Speaker 2: planet Earth. The more clouds we can create on planet Earth,
Speaker 2: we can reflect more of the Sun's light back into space,
Speaker 2: thereby making sure it does not reached the surface of
Speaker 2: the Earth. So this might be central to her campaign
Speaker 2: policy pledges and so forth to prevent massive climate change
Speaker 2: in twenty twenty four and beyond. Wouldn't surprise me in
Speaker 2: the least, folks. I gotta go have a great day, SDG.