Speaker 1: This is Dan Caplis and welcome to today's online podcast
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Speaker 1: this open political coup, well, where are the powers that
Speaker 1: be in the Democratic Party to pose the elected nominee
Speaker 1: Joe Biden. It's a remarkable thing to behold, and I
Speaker 1: think it just it is such a gift to Donald
Speaker 1: Trump and to the GOP in so many different ways.
Speaker 1: I want to break that down on my first show
Speaker 1: back from a rare week on vacation thirty years of
Speaker 1: incredibly wonderful marriage with my wife, and we'd been planning
Speaker 1: this trip and we planned it to leave right after
Speaker 1: the GOP convention. Thought our time was perfect. And then
Speaker 1: after more than a year and a half of predicting
Speaker 1: Joe Biden would not be the nominee, then of course
Speaker 1: he took out his revenge and decided to time that
Speaker 1: or I should say the the Obamas, those who overthrew him,
Speaker 1: decided to time you know, the final thrust for that
Speaker 1: Sunday before we left on our trips. So thanks so
Speaker 1: much again to Heidi Ganall and to John Caldera, who
Speaker 1: did such a great job while I was gone, and
Speaker 1: of course Ryan and Kelly for holding down the fort.
Speaker 2: But I am back now.
Speaker 1: And so anxious to talk about this because listen. Of course,
Speaker 1: as I had said before, once Biden's gone, the race
Speaker 1: gets tougher for Trump because it cannot get easier than
Speaker 1: Biden because he's politically dead man walking. So the race
Speaker 1: was going to get tougher, but it was still going
Speaker 1: to be Trump's to win, and it still is today,
Speaker 1: and thank goodness. And I noticed the Texter suggested Jill
Speaker 1: Biden was behind it, saying health says no, Hell has
Speaker 1: no fury like a first lady scorn. But whoever, and
Speaker 1: the Biden team engineered this more power to him, and
Speaker 1: they did Donald Trump a great favor, as I'm sure
Speaker 1: they wanted to do, not because they want to benefit Trump,
Speaker 1: but they want Obama and the others who deposed Joe
Speaker 1: Biden to lose, so that means the Democrat has to lose.
Speaker 1: And does anybody doubt for a second that Joe Biden
Speaker 1: wants Kamala Harris to lose? Does anybody really think he
Speaker 1: wants Kamala Harris to win, so the people who humiliated
Speaker 1: him publicly and forced him out of the nomination, that
Speaker 1: he won far and square at the polls, so those
Speaker 1: people will prevail. Does any sane person think Joe Biden
Speaker 1: wants it? No, he wants Kamala Harris to lose. He
Speaker 1: wants the people who did this to him to lose,
Speaker 1: and so his team engineers it so that Harris is
Speaker 1: locked in and locked in quickly, and the Obamas are thwarted.
Speaker 1: And why do you think the Obamas opposed her? Why
Speaker 1: do you think the Obamas wouldn't get behind her. They're
Speaker 1: smart people who have done terrible things policy wise to
Speaker 1: this country, But they're smart people who know that she
Speaker 1: is the weakest of all the major candidates.
Speaker 3: They could run so true, And I think they see
Speaker 3: a few moves ahead on the chessboard as I do, Dan,
Speaker 3: And why I think, although your prediction was better than mine,
Speaker 3: I got to get that out there and get that right.
Speaker 3: But in this instance, there's no moves on the chessboard
Speaker 3: for Kamal Harris.
Speaker 4: Two fronts.
Speaker 3: She has not done a single sit down interview with
Speaker 3: any mainstream media outlet, yet why ask yourself that? And
Speaker 3: then two to the Joe Biden point. If the Biden
Speaker 3: Harris administration is so ragingly successful, she's going to claim
Speaker 3: on the campaign trail, why would Joe Biden not be
Speaker 3: out there with her? Because you know damn well he
Speaker 3: is not going to be seen with her on a stage.
Speaker 4: She doesn't want that.
Speaker 3: She's trying to run from him, yet somehow try to
Speaker 3: draft next to him that she wasn't responsible for the
Speaker 3: bad things, but she can be for the good things.
Speaker 3: I don't see how she splits that hair. I don't
Speaker 3: see how you do it.
Speaker 1: No, And obviously we're so close to the election now right,
Speaker 1: I mean, things are so locked in. The American people
Speaker 1: know who she is, you know, and all of the
Speaker 1: scrubbing of the internet to claim she isn't responsible for
Speaker 1: the border and.
Speaker 2: All this, that's not going to change anything.
Speaker 1: The American people know who she is, and it's going
Speaker 1: to get worse for her because while they know who
Speaker 1: she is and they don't like it, which is why
Speaker 1: she's had an approval rating worse than Biden's, they don't
Speaker 1: know the half of it yet because the media has
Speaker 1: protected her. But once they start hearing right from her mouth.
Speaker 1: Once they start hearing all of these things she has
Speaker 1: said that have so radically far left of where America
Speaker 1: is at, it's just going to go downhill for her.
Speaker 3: And a couple points modern history tabs to keep an
Speaker 3: eye on a vice president running after the president they
Speaker 3: served under. Georgia Herbert Walker Bush nineteen eighty eight. Of
Speaker 3: course he wanted Ronald Reagan attached to him wherever he went,
Speaker 3: his name, his likeness, his policies, all of that, and
Speaker 3: that's what you saw, and that's a big reason why
Speaker 3: Bush won in two thousand and al Gore had kind
Speaker 3: of a similar problem. The Clinton years were successful as
Speaker 3: Democrats would define them, but he had the Monica Lewinsky scandal,
Speaker 3: and Gore didn't wasn't sure how he wanted to navigate that.
Speaker 3: We had a photo finish score barely lost. Biden running
Speaker 3: this last time around. Of course, he wants Barack Obama
Speaker 3: out there, but we didn't see a lot of Barack
Speaker 3: Obama in twenty twenty. You could blame COVID for that,
Speaker 3: but that disconnect. I don't know this time again, if
Speaker 3: Biden's policies, if his presidency was such a success historically.
Speaker 3: So we hear from MSNBC and Joe Scarborough, you would
Speaker 3: think he'd be at every stop and every rally, in
Speaker 3: every campaign event with Kamala, But I guarant blank and
Speaker 3: te you he will not be.
Speaker 4: Then ask yourself why not.
Speaker 1: Obviously she wants to distance herself as much as possible
Speaker 1: from him, right, But keep in mind, as a guy
Speaker 1: who wants her to lose because he wants the people
Speaker 1: who humiliated him to fail, he has a lot of
Speaker 1: different ways to help accomplish that. But the biggest one
Speaker 1: he's already done, right, which was to make sure she
Speaker 1: got that spot. If he wants the people who deposed
Speaker 1: him to lose, the best thing he.
Speaker 2: Could do was make sure she got that spot. Can
Speaker 2: you imagine if we.
Speaker 1: Were sitting here right now at five to eleven point
Speaker 1: four to nine on this beautiful Monday, and we were
Speaker 1: talking about, Okay, the Dems now have Michelle Obama or
Speaker 1: the Dems now have a Whitmer Shapiro combination. I mean,
Speaker 1: the road ahead would be so much tougher. By the way,
Speaker 1: I want to make sure folks know this news this
Speaker 1: believe it or not confirmed by the Biden administration. But
Speaker 1: then they put this dishonest twist on it. Iran trying
Speaker 1: to sabotage Trump's presidential campaign, says US intelligence, Tehran using
Speaker 1: vast webs of online personas and propaganda mills against Trump.
Speaker 1: The FBI and Monday shared new details regarding their investigation
Speaker 1: into an assassination attempt against the former president. US intelligence
Speaker 1: officials believe that Iran is trying to sabotage former President
Speaker 1: Trump's presidential campaign through online influence operations. According to a
Speaker 1: press briefing. Monday, speaking to reporters, in official with the
Speaker 1: Office of the Director of National Intelligence said US by
Speaker 1: agencies observe ti Ran working to influence the president on
Speaker 1: show election.
Speaker 2: Now listen to this bizarre spin.
Speaker 1: Likely because Iranian leaders want to avoid increased tensions with
Speaker 1: the US. No, it's because Iranian leaders want a Patsy yep,
Speaker 1: and they've got a Patsy in Biden Harris.
Speaker 3: So yeah, Iranian collusion then for the Democratic the under
Speaker 3: percent why, I think you're absolutely right Dan on your theory,
Speaker 3: and I haven't heard a lot of this from anywhere
Speaker 3: else that Joe Biden doesn't really want Kamala to win
Speaker 3: because if he did, if he did, Dan, you know
Speaker 3: what he'd do. He'd resign the office right now. He'd
Speaker 3: allow her to elevate to the presidency, first female black president.
Speaker 5: Whatever.
Speaker 3: She'd have that strength and gravitas to run from that
Speaker 3: position of incumbency.
Speaker 4: He's not given her that.
Speaker 1: Right, right, you're one hundred percent correct about all of that.
Speaker 1: But the same people who ran him out of the nomination,
Speaker 1: the same people who deposed this duly elected Democrat nominee
Speaker 1: behind the scenes, those same people may well be able
Speaker 1: to run him out of office before election day. I'm
Speaker 1: not at the point of predicting that as a probability,
Speaker 1: but a very strong chance he's gone before election day,
Speaker 1: and she gets all those advantages, right, I mean, he
Speaker 1: could be gone by election day simply by virtue of
Speaker 1: his obvious incapacity. He shouldn't be president today. He should
Speaker 1: be out under the twenty fifth Amendment today. But I
Speaker 1: think a very strong chance that she is president of
Speaker 1: the United States before election day. And then a question
Speaker 1: for you, do you think that would help her hurt
Speaker 1: her chances? For all the reasons, Ryan said, and I
Speaker 1: agree with all of those. You would think it would
Speaker 1: help her chances, And I would bet that it would.
Speaker 1: But there's a scenario where it would actually hurt her
Speaker 1: because then she has to be out there more. Then
Speaker 1: the American people get a better look at her. I
Speaker 1: think very clearly going to run their own version of
Speaker 1: a basement campaign with her. I mean, she'll be out
Speaker 1: above ground at these timelightly controlled rallies, et cetera. Let's
Speaker 1: welcome back to our phone lines after the break. Great
Speaker 1: textures as well. I want to get you some hot
Speaker 1: take sound of things the American people don't even know
Speaker 1: yet about Kamala Harris, and yet based on what they
Speaker 1: do know, she's got lower approval ratings than Biden.
Speaker 2: You're on the Dan Capla Show.
Speaker 4: And now back to the Dan Kapla Show podcast the Take.
Speaker 6: File Overnight Andrew Kozinski and his team. This is a
Speaker 6: sounding interview that the Vice President who was that a senator,
Speaker 6: did in twenty twenty, and this was during everything going
Speaker 6: on around George Floyd and the protests there where she
Speaker 6: talked about the defund the police movement and what she
Speaker 6: said is that the movement was about rightly saying look
Speaker 6: at budgets and priorities, and I want to play a
Speaker 6: little bit more.
Speaker 7: What she said, part of what we have to do
Speaker 7: here is also look at the militarization.
Speaker 2: Of police departments and the.
Speaker 7: Kind of money that is going to that, and we
Speaker 7: need to demilitarize police departments. It is outdated and is
Speaker 7: actually wrong and backward to think that more police officers
Speaker 7: will create more safety.
Speaker 1: Oh man, please just run that on a loop every
Speaker 1: spot between now an election day, because that tells you
Speaker 1: everything you need to know about Kamala Harrison. It's out wrong,
Speaker 1: it's outdated to say more police officers equal more safety. Please,
Speaker 1: because I'll tell you, across party lines, racial lines, every
Speaker 1: kind of lines, what do you care about most?
Speaker 2: What does everybody care about most?
Speaker 1: Keeping their children safe, keeping their loved ones safe, keeping
Speaker 1: their spouse safe. And everybody with a brain cell knows
Speaker 1: that the more police we have, the safer we're going
Speaker 1: to be. And Kamala Harris has ties to the defund
Speaker 1: the police movement, all of that. That should be a
Speaker 1: major focus of this campaign. And I really hope because
Speaker 1: Donald Trump, I'm watching him to sit down interview during
Speaker 1: the break. He's so brilliant, his courage, his ability, He'll
Speaker 1: sit down with any of these reporters from any network.
Speaker 1: And as we were talking about before the break, how
Speaker 1: often do you think we'll see that Withamala Harris, who's
Speaker 1: going to have her own version of a basement type campaign.
Speaker 1: But no, I really we come back to what we've
Speaker 1: been talking about for a long time. It is President
Speaker 1: Trump's race to lose. America is not going to vote
Speaker 1: for Kamala Harris over President Trump. The issue is will
Speaker 1: will enough people vote against President Trump? Not as things
Speaker 1: stand right now, so over these literally last few days
Speaker 1: of the campaign, if we get the B Trump, let
Speaker 1: alone the A Trump, he's going to win, and he's
Speaker 1: going to win substantially A five to five for zero five,
Speaker 1: A two five five. And as we go to the
Speaker 1: phone lines and back to the text think about Obama
Speaker 1: is both of them they were right. They were right
Speaker 1: not to back Kamala Harris. And they didn't back her
Speaker 1: because they know she's likely to lose and there are
Speaker 1: far stronger Democrat choices. And you look at the Democrats
Speaker 1: needing all three Blue Wall states in all likelihood, Wisconsin, Michigan, Pennsylvania.
Speaker 1: Can you imagine a worst Democrat choice for nominee than
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris. You could not it would be hard to
Speaker 1: create a worse Democrat nominee for the Blue Wall States
Speaker 1: than Kamala Harris for so many different reasons, but put
Speaker 1: this at the top of your list.
Speaker 2: Okay, those three states.
Speaker 1: The Catholic vote very critical, likely what gave the presidency
Speaker 1: to Trump in sixteen when Hillary Clinton went so radically
Speaker 1: far left on abortion, celebrating glorifying late term abortion. Kamala Harris,
Speaker 1: if you want the Catholic vote, She's probably the worst
Speaker 1: candidate you could come up with as a party. And
Speaker 1: I think she's going to get slacked in the Catholic vote,
Speaker 1: and that alone would make the difference. Dan and Centennial.
Speaker 1: You're on the Dan Kaplas Show.
Speaker 5: Welcome, Hey, Dan, welcome back. Thank you, Hey dude. I've
Speaker 5: been sitting here for an hour. I'm so glad you're
Speaker 5: back's been sitting in my garage working on some stuff.
Speaker 5: Bob in my head going yet yep, yeah.
Speaker 8: Thank you.
Speaker 2: I wish my wife would do.
Speaker 5: Oh, it's awesome. So I got to add because I
Speaker 5: bought a lot of these points up to Caldera the
Speaker 5: other day and he basically dismissed me, like I'm an idiot.
Speaker 5: But this thing started out with a Democrat Party whatever,
Speaker 5: not losing power. That's why they've hated Trump all along.
Speaker 5: It goes deeper than that, and that this became personal
Speaker 5: between Trump and Obama. And now that now that Biden
Speaker 5: can't be part of uh, you know, Obama's plan to
Speaker 5: keep Trump out of the office, they just they just
Speaker 5: got rid of him. So a big brief, but I
Speaker 5: don't believe Biden's going to be president. I believe they
Speaker 5: are gonna They're going to find a way and hear
Speaker 5: me out play this twenty tristh Amendment card so they
Speaker 5: can come back later and say he's crazy, he's a lunatic,
Speaker 5: all this stuff about our our corruption and our crimes,
Speaker 5: our bogus, and that's how they're going to get rid
Speaker 5: of this whole thing, because they've already decided and they
Speaker 5: know for a fact they are not winning this election
Speaker 5: outside of some craziness. Yeah, that's my point.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Dan, appreciate the call, and thank you for that
Speaker 1: very much and the kind words. Listen, And this goes
Speaker 1: back to what Ryan and I were talking to before
Speaker 1: the break and what I've been talking about for months.
Speaker 1: If Kamala Harris becomes president of the United states before
Speaker 1: election day. It makes her a stronger candidate. Right, she
Speaker 1: just gets cloaked in the presidency and all of that.
Speaker 1: It presents some peril to her because the American people
Speaker 1: get to see more of her, and that's bad for her,
Speaker 1: But overall it's going to be a plus. The likelihood
Speaker 1: of that, the likelihood that Biden will be gone before
Speaker 1: election day, I think goes up every day. I don't
Speaker 1: think it's going to be a twenty fifth Amendment scenario
Speaker 1: because now that Team Biden very effectively outmaneuvered Obamas. And
Speaker 1: when I say Team Biden I don't mean Joe Biden
Speaker 1: is sitting there as the mastermind. I mean Team Biden,
Speaker 1: whether it's driven by Joe Biden, you know others on
Speaker 1: his team. They outmaneuvered the Obamas. They got Harris in there,
Speaker 1: they got her ensconced in and likely in there to stay.
Speaker 1: And they know Biden's know she is the candidate least
Speaker 1: likely to beat Trump. And this all comes back to, right,
Speaker 1: Obama wants the people who humiliated him and deposed him
Speaker 1: to fail, and so does anybody really think he wants
Speaker 1: them to succeed. No, he wants them to fail, and
Speaker 1: Harris is the weakest of the candidates.
Speaker 2: But here's my point.
Speaker 1: Yes, I think the chance that she becomes president before
Speaker 1: election day goes up each day. And today, here's another example.
Speaker 1: You probably haven't seen this on the news yet, and
Speaker 1: you probably won't see it on the news because it's
Speaker 1: bad for Democrats. But Joe Biden is on the tarmac
Speaker 1: and a reporter shouts out to him that his Supreme
Speaker 1: Court reform is, according to Speaker Johnson quote, dead on arrival,
Speaker 1: and Biden responded by saying that's what he is. And
Speaker 1: the reporter asked for clarification that he is, and Biden responded, he.
Speaker 2: Is dead on arrival.
Speaker 1: So here's Joe Biden on a tarmac and whether he
Speaker 1: realized what he was saying or not responding to the
Speaker 1: Speaker of the House stating that Biden's Supreme Court reform
Speaker 1: is dead on arrival by saying the Speaker himself is
Speaker 1: dead on arrival. I mean, that's the kind of bizarre
Speaker 1: stuff that is likely to vastly speed.
Speaker 2: Up Biden's exit from office.
Speaker 1: But they can't do it through the twenty fifth Amendment now, right,
Speaker 1: they can't do it through the twenty fifth Amendment. Because
Speaker 1: that requires Harris's signature, and that would be so politically toxic,
Speaker 1: so they don't have to do it through the twenty
Speaker 1: fifth Amendment. They do it the same way they were
Speaker 1: able to pull off their political coup to usurp the
Speaker 1: will of the fourteen million voters who voted for Biden
Speaker 1: to be the nomine and they go to them behind
Speaker 1: the scenes, and they use the leverage they have. And
Speaker 1: I've been talking about this for a long time. They
Speaker 1: have tremendous leverage on Joe Biden. My opinion, Joe Biden
Speaker 1: is obviously corrupt. The Left knows where those bodies are buried.
Speaker 1: They certainly know they can greenlight those stories. I think
Speaker 1: they have so much leverage on Joe Biden that if
Speaker 1: they have to force him out of office and in
Speaker 1: order to give Harris a real chance to win, it
Speaker 1: would not surprise me at all if they were able
Speaker 1: to do that. Eight p Fox five for zero five
Speaker 1: eight two five five the number text d an five
Speaker 1: seven seven three nine. When we come back, I want
Speaker 1: to continue to break down and get your reaction to,
Speaker 1: particularly if you disagree, get your reaction to my thoughts
Speaker 1: on on why Harris is the weakest of all the
Speaker 1: Democrat candidates they could run no matter who she picks
Speaker 1: his VP, Harris is the weakest, and get into the
Speaker 1: specifics of the many different ways she is so bad
Speaker 1: for the Democrat Party and I think is likely to
Speaker 1: not only lose, but drag down other candidates down ticket.
Speaker 2: You're on the Dan Kaplas Show.
Speaker 4: You're listening to the Dan Kaplis Show podcast.
Speaker 1: It's interesting, Ryan, you were making the point earlier and
Speaker 1: I've been out of the country for last week, but
Speaker 1: you've been making the point that the left now is
Speaker 1: using the whole coconut theme as a pro Harris symbol.
Speaker 2: Is that right they're trying.
Speaker 3: Yeah, this one woman writer, I mean, this is just
Speaker 3: pathetic if you ask me, But it said she's been
Speaker 3: coconut pilled in terms of being converted to Kamala Harris.
Speaker 1: But can somebody explain the coconut thing? Why the coconut is.
Speaker 4: The idea got out of a coconut tree.
Speaker 2: So they're trying to make this a positive.
Speaker 7: Do you think you just fell out of a coconut tree?
Speaker 7: Do you exist in the context of all in which
Speaker 7: you live and what came before you?
Speaker 2: So they think that's a positive.
Speaker 3: I think what she says at the end is even
Speaker 3: more hysterical than the Coconut Tree party.
Speaker 1: Yeah wow, that would be kind of the ultimate gas lighting.
Speaker 1: But that goes to a great text, and I do
Speaker 1: I'll get to the phones, but I want to dive
Speaker 1: into these texts as well.
Speaker 8: Dan.
Speaker 1: Historically, what happens when someone like Kamala tries to move
Speaker 1: to the center. Do most people tend to believe they
Speaker 1: have changed? Bob and Arveda. What a brilliant point, Bob,
Speaker 1: because if you look back at the Democrats who have
Speaker 1: won the presidency, at least in my lifetime, you know
Speaker 1: that they have won the presidency by pretending to be moderates. Now,
Speaker 1: JFK is in a class of his own right. We
Speaker 1: all know that JFK would be run out of the
Speaker 1: modern Democratic Party, let alone be their presidential nominee. But Democrats,
Speaker 1: when they have won the presidency, they've won by pulling
Speaker 1: the con and pretending to be moderates. Remember Barack Obama
Speaker 1: when he ran in two thousand and eight opposed to
Speaker 1: gay marriage, et cetera.
Speaker 2: So that's how Democrats have on.
Speaker 1: It's way too late for that for Kamala Harris, and
Speaker 1: I believe that's a big reason why both Michelle and
Speaker 1: Barack Obama were not supporting her until they were kind
Speaker 1: of forced and shamed into it because Kamala and Biden's
Speaker 1: consolidated support for Kamala so quickly.
Speaker 2: So no Bob Democrats pull that off all the time.
Speaker 1: Look at Colorado, even in deep, deep blue Colorado, you
Speaker 1: have all these Democrats, Polis Hicking Looper, Ben Bennett having
Speaker 1: to run his phonies is con said, let me take
Speaker 1: that back, better choice of words, conning the people of
Speaker 1: Colorado by pretending to be moderate when they're obviously hard left.
Speaker 1: And so that's how Democrats win. It's too late for Kamala.
Speaker 1: She can't pull that off. She came out of hard
Speaker 1: left California, hard left San Francisco. She is tacked as
Speaker 1: hard as she could to the left all along. So
Speaker 1: the fact that she's going to revert first positions now
Speaker 1: is only going to make it worse for and the
Speaker 1: proof of that, the proof of that is what happened
Speaker 1: in her campaign. In her twenty twenty campaign, she was
Speaker 1: right at the top. There was one point early in
Speaker 1: that camp campaign where I said, I think she's the
Speaker 1: likely nominee. She opened her campaign with twenty thousand people
Speaker 1: in Oakland, gave a soaring speech, but then within months,
Speaker 1: two months in advance of the Iowa caucus, is she's
Speaker 1: broken out of the race.
Speaker 2: I mean, that is such a fall.
Speaker 1: And again she tried to reinvent herself because this hard
Speaker 1: left thing wasn't even working within the Democratic primary.
Speaker 2: She's that far left.
Speaker 1: So she's going to go out there now and she's
Speaker 1: going to claim she really is for fracking, and she's
Speaker 1: going to claim that no, there should be some border
Speaker 1: security and all these things that she's on tape as
Speaker 1: opposing in the past.
Speaker 2: That's only going to make.
Speaker 1: It worse for because one of the big things Trump
Speaker 1: has going for him and the reason he gets a
Speaker 1: lot of votes from people who may not like this
Speaker 1: or that about him is he is very authentic.
Speaker 2: You know, what you see is what you get.
Speaker 1: And no matter what you think of any different Democrat
Speaker 1: candidates policies, many come across as authentic when they really aren't.
Speaker 1: Is there anybody out there, one person on the face
Speaker 1: of this earth who has ever used that word for
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris, who has ever described her as authentic.
Speaker 2: I don't think so.
Speaker 1: I don't think you could get a less authentic candidate
Speaker 1: for president. And so what that party is stuck with
Speaker 1: now is they're stuck with this San Francisco lefty who's
Speaker 1: tied to all of Biden's failures, who comes across as
Speaker 1: very inauthentic, you know, has no notable accomplishments.
Speaker 2: See, the thing with Trump is like any human, Trump.
Speaker 1: Has his flaws, but he has these big accomplishments and
Speaker 1: these big strings to outweigh his flaws.
Speaker 2: She has all these obvious flaws, but she.
Speaker 1: Doesn't have these big drinks and big accomplishments to outweigh
Speaker 1: the flaws. They are stuck. The Democrats are stuck in
Speaker 1: a very bad spot. America will not elect Kamala Harris. Now,
Speaker 1: maybe enough Americans vote against Donald Trump. I don't think
Speaker 1: that'll happen. But I just come back to for all
Speaker 1: those reasons, it is Trump's race to lose. He is
Speaker 1: in the driver's seat. And I am optimistic that this
Speaker 1: development is going to make sure we don't have any
Speaker 1: complacency on the GOP side, and that we're going to
Speaker 1: get the best version of Trump, because now, hey, it's
Speaker 1: a tougher race. I think we're going to get the
Speaker 1: best version, but Democrats are stuck with the worst of
Speaker 1: their major options. Sane and beautiful Greeley, Colorado. You're on
Speaker 1: the Dan Kaplas Show.
Speaker 8: Welcome, Hey, Dan, thanks for taking my call. Hey. One
Speaker 8: of the things that's kind of a technical point, but
Speaker 8: you know, we have a Constitution for a reason. Yeah,
Speaker 8: Kamala is not Article two, Section five, Clause four natural
Speaker 8: boring citizen. Neither of her parents for naturalized citizens at
Speaker 8: the time of her birth. So you know, there's a
Speaker 8: real weakness there, and whether or not that weakness is
Speaker 8: going to be pointed out and really exploited by Trump
Speaker 8: and his heem who knows?
Speaker 1: Let me ask you this because I have not looked
Speaker 1: at that. But then if that's correct, why isn't the
Speaker 1: RNC all over it? Why wouldn't the campaign be.
Speaker 8: All over the boy? That's an amazingly good question, And
Speaker 8: it also goes to, Okay, well, who's really betting these
Speaker 8: people at a federal level, because obviously she's been vice
Speaker 8: president and still is.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and that's what makes me doubt that there'd be
Speaker 1: legal issue. But let me ask you, let me ask
Speaker 1: you a broader question, Thane, and I'll pose it to
Speaker 1: others as well, and that is given the other, say,
Speaker 1: top tier options for the Democrats, do you really think
Speaker 1: that Trump would want somebody other than commalist many?
Speaker 8: Now, I mean, really, she's it's like playing keyball and
Speaker 8: she's the baseball.
Speaker 2: I wouldn't say you know this well.
Speaker 8: I don't mean to mean like mean or in a
Speaker 8: harsh way, but just saying that this is really a
Speaker 8: golden opportunity for Trump. And you're right, no, I think
Speaker 8: he wants Tomala because of her obvious clause. The weakness
Speaker 8: is that you. I think it's done a great job
Speaker 8: pointing out. And I don't know to your earlier question
Speaker 8: about the constitutional issue, I don't know why anybody or
Speaker 8: nobody has really pointed that out, because I do believe
Speaker 8: that that is the case. It's kind of the juice
Speaker 8: sangue and just solely of the blood or of the soil,
Speaker 8: and she's neither.
Speaker 2: And that's in the let's forget my ignorance. What's that
Speaker 2: last reference, Uh, juice.
Speaker 8: Sang solely it is of the blood of the soil,
Speaker 8: and that's kind of the real foundational element of the
Speaker 8: natural born stipulation in the Constitution.
Speaker 1: We're up against the heartbreaks, so we're up against a heartbreak.
Speaker 1: But thank you for the call. I think that's not
Speaker 1: being made an issue at this point for two reasons,
Speaker 1: because I would expect that it's not an issue that.
Speaker 2: They could prevail on.
Speaker 1: But the other one, my friend, is again, if you're Trump,
Speaker 1: you're sitting there, of course you'd rather one against Biden,
Speaker 1: because he'd already beat Biden right essentially, But of all
Speaker 1: of the other options, wouldn't you rather have Kamala? I think,
Speaker 1: of course, he's probably very relieved that their nominee ends
Speaker 1: up being Kamala Harris eight five for zer five A
Speaker 1: two five five text d A N five seven seven
Speaker 1: three nine. When we come back, some more examples of
Speaker 1: the sound, and there's video tied to this that that
Speaker 1: most of the American people haven't seen or heard yet.
Speaker 1: And the more they get to see and hear of this,
Speaker 1: you know that that more Kamala Harris is going to
Speaker 1: lose support, and I think to the point where down
Speaker 1: ticket Dems are going to be hurt by her.
Speaker 2: You're on the Dan Caplas Show.
Speaker 4: And now back to the Dan Kapliss Show. Podcast, not the.
Speaker 7: Courage to object when they use that term radical Islamic terrorism.
Speaker 2: Oh my lord.
Speaker 1: There is so much out there, so much out there,
Speaker 1: And this makes money so much more important than the
Speaker 1: Trump campaign, right, because a lot of this money spend
Speaker 1: on TV is just a waste, right. I mean, so
Speaker 1: many people right now have just become immune to it.
Speaker 2: But this is different. There is so much out there
Speaker 2: on Harris video, her own words, full context, that it's
Speaker 2: so critical for the American people to see. So this is.
Speaker 1: Where the Trump campaign really does need, really does need
Speaker 1: hundreds and hundreds of millions, because the mainstream media isn't
Speaker 1: going to be reporting this, right. And I understand there
Speaker 1: are all different sorts of ways to reach people now
Speaker 1: digitally as well as broadcast TV, but you've got to
Speaker 1: have the money to be all over broadcast TV with
Speaker 1: this as well as social media, because you know, everybody
Speaker 1: talks about the youth vote, the youth vote is going
Speaker 1: to be Harrison's Wait a second, you break this down.
Speaker 1: There's only about one third of youth voters at this
Speaker 1: point who identify themselves as liberal, and there are lots
Speaker 1: of other concerns that youth voters have, so so You've
Speaker 1: just got to get this stuff out there, which brings
Speaker 1: me to another point. We don't have time to do
Speaker 1: justice today, but I wanted to get it out there.
Speaker 1: Donald Trump has got to get on Twitter. He has
Speaker 1: got to get back on Twitter. And I understand true
Speaker 1: social and I understand, you know, all the different business
Speaker 1: considerations there, but Donald Trump has got to get back
Speaker 1: on Twitter because you have to have this vehicle with
Speaker 1: all of the tens and tens a million and followers
Speaker 1: that Trump would have on Twitter. You've got to have
Speaker 1: this vehicle to be able to get this video out there.
Speaker 1: And I understand the RNC is doing a very good
Speaker 1: job of putting it out there, as our other sources individuals.
Speaker 1: But Donald Trump has this platform on Twitter, this megaphone,
Speaker 1: which can trigger these things going viral. So he needs
Speaker 1: to get back on Twitter. Let me get to some
Speaker 1: text texts have been exploding all day, and need to
Speaker 1: get more on air here eight five five for zero
Speaker 1: five A two five five the number and on cue
Speaker 1: text decides to revolt on me, So we'll try to
Speaker 1: get those back up quickly. Maybe it had a long weekend.
Speaker 1: Let's go to Jane and Rye Colorado. What a pleasure
Speaker 1: to get a call from Rye. You're on the dan
Speaker 1: Kaplis shall welcome Jane, thank you.
Speaker 9: Sure I'm calling because I just wanted to put a
Speaker 9: fine point on the natural born citizens clause in the Constitution.
Speaker 9: I was reading something the other and they were talking
Speaker 9: about the motivations the founders had for including that was
Speaker 9: they didn't want some aristocrat from Europe, like a prince,
Speaker 9: marrying an American girl and then their child would possibly
Speaker 9: become president. And the really great way they described it
Speaker 9: was back in those days natural born. Think of that
Speaker 9: in terms of a horse for a mule. So you
Speaker 9: get a horse with a horse natural born, their child
Speaker 9: would be a horse, but not natural born. Would be
Speaker 9: a horse with a donkey and they get a mule,
Speaker 9: so that's not natural born. So her parents were born students.
Speaker 9: Her father was from Jamaica, her mother from India, and
Speaker 9: she grew up in Canada. She doesn't understand the heartfulness
Speaker 9: of being your childhood, your home and it also applies
Speaker 9: to a block Jane.
Speaker 1: Let well, well, and let me ask you this question
Speaker 1: first day. And I know you didn't mean it in
Speaker 1: a mean way, but I don't like those animal analogies
Speaker 1: at all. But if this was a winning legal argument,
Speaker 1: why wouldn't the r n C, Why wouldn't the campaign
Speaker 1: be making that argument?
Speaker 9: Well, first of all, I think that you know, an
Speaker 9: animal analogy was, but they were using that there.
Speaker 1: I just don't like it. I don't like it as
Speaker 1: applied to humans. Now I don't like it as applied
Speaker 1: to a presidential race. I know you don't mean it
Speaker 1: in a mean way, but tell me, Jane, if this
Speaker 1: is in fact a winning legal slash constitutional argument, why
Speaker 1: aren't we hearing it from the RNC or the campaign?
Speaker 8: Well?
Speaker 9: I think that you made the point that who else
Speaker 9: who would be a better opponent than Kamala. Yeah, but
Speaker 9: it hurts some to me, and it makes me feel
Speaker 9: like the Republicans are actually the r NB. We only
Speaker 9: came through with their convention this year, but historically they've
Speaker 9: done leaning. They needed more red seat and support their candidates.
Speaker 1: Jane, appreciate the call. I want to get to a
Speaker 1: bunch of these texts. Texter says Michael Brown, who, by
Speaker 1: the way, does a wonderful show. I listened to it
Speaker 1: every morning on six point thirty kitch a w in Denver.
Speaker 1: Texter Michael Brown has previously debunked the last caller's assertion
Speaker 1: that she isn't eligible for the presidency.
Speaker 2: I don't support her, but she is eligible. That from
Speaker 2: DK in Broomfield.
Speaker 1: And I just come back to again, if there was
Speaker 1: more to this, I would expect we'd be hearing more
Speaker 1: about it. But I also come back to, if you're Trump,
Speaker 1: you are very relieved that the Democrat nominee is going
Speaker 1: to be Kamala Harrison, not one of their better options.
Speaker 1: And then we have a Texter who says Dan Kamala
Speaker 1: also said equity means we all end up in the
Speaker 1: same spot. Sounds a lot like communism. And I'm so
Speaker 1: glad the text to raise that because listen to this quote.
Speaker 1: This is a verbatim quote from Kamala Harris when she's
Speaker 1: talking about equity. She says, and if the goal is
Speaker 1: truly about equality, it has to be about a goal
Speaker 1: of saying everybody should end up in the same place.
Speaker 1: And since we don't start out in the same place,
Speaker 1: some folks might need more equitable distribution.
Speaker 2: It's stuff like that.
Speaker 1: As the American people learn more about that, and that's
Speaker 1: where it comes to the Trump campaign and the RNC
Speaker 1: and doing it right and focusing on what needs to
Speaker 1: be focused on and having the money to put it
Speaker 1: out there, and Trump getting back on Twitter.
Speaker 2: People need to know that this is who she really is.
Speaker 1: If the goal is truly about equality, it has to
Speaker 1: be about a goal of saying everybody should end up
Speaker 1: in the same place, and obviously vast majority of Americans
Speaker 1: equal opportunity not guaranteed equal outcome. Wow, Ryan, we only
Speaker 1: have another minute or so left in the show. Apologies
Speaker 1: to callers who didn't get through. We'll get you out tomorrow.
Speaker 1: I guess we have about thirty seconds left in the show.
Speaker 1: This is going to be an amazing ride. Keep in
Speaker 1: mind that the votes start getting casting what late September.
Speaker 1: So again, so fortunate for Trump and the GOP that
Speaker 1: the Dems are stuck with Kamala Harris still have to
Speaker 1: do a good job on the GOP side. Why haven't
Speaker 1: we heard any talk about Jared Polis as Kamala Harris
Speaker 1: is VP.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we'll talk about that tomorrow as well. Thanks for
Speaker 2: your time.