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Speaker 2: Oh, here, you and I are. A couple of days
Speaker 2: before the election, about half the votes have already been cast,
Speaker 2: not counted, we hope, but cast. And a severe departure
Speaker 2: from American history. Remember the good old days, the nineteen thirties, forties, fifties, sixties,
Speaker 2: seventy eighties, and nineties, elections were held and the winter
Speaker 2: was known certainly by midnight or somewhat by the next
Speaker 2: early morning, without computers, without analytics, without all that stuff.
Speaker 2: We have today that somehow Americans living in the eighteenth,
Speaker 2: nineteenth and twentieth century we're able to get things done
Speaker 2: more quickly than those of us today. And there's a
Speaker 2: reason for that. Those Democrats like it this way. When
Speaker 2: there was an election night and election day and then
Speaker 2: the results were announced, the Democrats did not have weeks
Speaker 2: or months to have drop boxes all over Hell's half Acre,
Speaker 2: and did not have billions of dollars available to target
Speaker 2: and to individual and to do canvassing, and also to
Speaker 2: do a lot of other chicanery which we know happens.
Speaker 2: And it's unbelievable that we can't figure out how to
Speaker 2: get a known winner within say twenty four hours. Certainly
Speaker 2: by Wednesday at noon it should be possible. But because
Speaker 2: of the election system, we have the benefits those on
Speaker 2: the left, which gives them plenty of time to see
Speaker 2: how many ballots are needed to do whatever is necessary
Speaker 2: to make sure that the Democratic candidate wins. You might
Speaker 2: recall in nineteen sixty people laughing snicker about this, but
Speaker 2: Richard J. Daly, the mayor of Chicago Cook County, held
Speaker 2: until an hour or two after Springfield, Illinois had already
Speaker 2: it collected all the other county ballots to know how
Speaker 2: many ballots he had to put in from Cook County
Speaker 2: to defeat Richard Nixon, who by the way, was born
Speaker 2: in Illinois. But Daily In the Daily Machine didn't like
Speaker 2: a Republican, so they wanted to wait until they knew
Speaker 2: how much they had to cheat by. And that's how
Speaker 2: John f. Kennedy was elected president, and of course, of
Speaker 2: the cheating hadn't taken place, Kennedy may have lived longer
Speaker 2: than November the twenty second, nineteen sixty three, but so
Speaker 2: be it. What's happening in Philadelphia and Detroit is generally
Speaker 2: unbelievable stuff. And I hope I'm told from Lord Trump
Speaker 2: and others that they have ballot observers, they have election officials,
Speaker 2: they have lawyers ready to go, as does the other side.
Speaker 2: And the polling right now is really unbelievable, except the
Speaker 2: Des Moines poll, which is which is a farce. And
Speaker 2: I have an expert coming on later to tear depart
Speaker 2: as to why the Des Moines register has their cranial
Speaker 2: They have crannial rectal inversion. And we hope that the
Speaker 2: headlines like NBC, ABC, CBS, Nightly New, CNN, it's all
Speaker 2: about this one outlier poll using the wrong analytics to
Speaker 2: come to a predetermined conclusion in the Des Moines registered poll.
Speaker 2: So we'll see what happens. In reality. I don't think
Speaker 2: anybody would bet their fortune on Donald Trump losing Iowa.
Speaker 2: It was an article of faith that if a Republican
Speaker 2: won Iowa, Ohio and Florida. They won the presidency. Trump
Speaker 2: was the only Republican president in American history to win easily,
Speaker 2: I might add in twenty twenty Iowa, Ohio, and Florida.
Speaker 2: Yet he lost the presidency supposedly easily to Joe Biden,
Speaker 2: who never lost, never left his basement. Now his elevator
Speaker 2: doesn't go to the top floor. Everyone knows that that's
Speaker 2: another sideline. But right now, as we sit here this
Speaker 2: Sunday night, the potus is Joe Biden, who's incapable of
Speaker 2: expressing a coach and thought, has no idea what the
Speaker 2: presidential daily briefing is and couldn't issue orders to anybody
Speaker 2: to do anything at any point. And he's the president,
Speaker 2: and the Democratic Party allows not to transpire. A couple
Speaker 2: points I watched, so you don't have to. MSNBC big
Speaker 2: headline says early voting numbers are scary for Harris. Democrats
Speaker 2: are panicking, says former Obama campaign manager. He warns Republicans
Speaker 2: have focused on convincing voters to vote early and vote often.
Speaker 2: The campaign manager is Jim Messina. He ran Obama's twenty
Speaker 2: twelve campaign. He's an expert on these matters and he
Speaker 2: says these numbers are scary for Kamala Harris and they're
Speaker 2: not getting better. In fact, as we speak, in the
Speaker 2: state of Arizona, I'm gonna quiz Wayne Allen Root later
Speaker 2: on this. There may not be enough Democrats left in
Speaker 2: Arizona to vote on election day to overturn that election.
Speaker 2: Same thing in Nevada. Nevana has some unbelievably good numbers.
Speaker 2: As I know, it's irrelevant when I talked to JD.
Speaker 2: Vance and the Trump campaign, Ohio has become irrelevant. But
Speaker 2: Ohio always said about a seventy thirty percent count of
Speaker 2: Democrats early voting over Republicans. Then the Republicans made it
Speaker 2: up on election day. According to Frank LeRose, who's the
Speaker 2: Ohio Secretary of State, the Republicans have a sixty to
Speaker 2: forty advantage instead of a seventy to thirty the other direction.
Speaker 2: It's it's unbelievable. The early voting in Ohio is plus
Speaker 2: three hundred thousand for registration to Republicans for Donald Trump,
Speaker 2: and other states are exactly the same way, which is
Speaker 2: why Jim Messina saying that these he quote the early
Speaker 2: vote numbers for Harris are scary when asked what the
Speaker 2: Hairs campaign biggest concerns are. In the days before the election,
Speaker 2: Massin has said Trump said last time, don't vote early.
Speaker 2: We hope that the Republicans who were going to vote
Speaker 2: on election day itself have simply voted early and there's
Speaker 2: no net gain. I think that's wishful thinking. When seventy
Speaker 2: nine percent of the American people say we're on the
Speaker 2: wrong track, believe it. That's the important number. Let's get
Speaker 2: into this a little bit. Good stuff is going on.
Speaker 2: I feel good. Well. Later on, we have George Picketto.
Speaker 2: He's an attorney of great note that has written, has
Speaker 2: done a documentary on Getting Trump, Chasing Trump, about what
Speaker 2: the Democratic Party has done to Trump legally through indictments
Speaker 2: and lawsuits that has never happened before in American history.
Speaker 2: It's impossible to consider the dozens and dozens of dozens
Speaker 2: of those who associated with Donald Trump that have been
Speaker 2: either sued and died it forced to pleat guilty under
Speaker 2: fear of spending the rest of their life life in jail,
Speaker 2: convicted by Democratic juries in the nation's capital. One thing
Speaker 2: that Democrats are great at doing is accusing others of
Speaker 2: dark conspiracies that they themselves have engaged in or continue
Speaker 2: to engage in. And it happened again today with Tim
Speaker 2: Watts talking about saving democracy and about Trump has no
Speaker 2: respect for the Constitution and that Trump has not a
Speaker 2: to do list, but rather a revenge list. So taking
Speaker 2: that principle, remember this, Democrats are great at accusing others
Speaker 2: of dark conspiracies that they themselves are actively pursuing. On
Speaker 2: that front, George Picketto has the documentary out about what's
Speaker 2: happening a hyper politicized Department of Justice coordinated by of
Speaker 2: course Merrick Garland. Throw on top of that, Fanny Willis
Speaker 2: in Fulton County, Atlanta, along with her lover boy Nathan Wade,
Speaker 2: along with Alvin Bragg, along with the Matthew Colangelo from
Speaker 2: the Department of Justice and Letitia James have engaged in
Speaker 2: a massive conspiracy meeting together to coordinate the indictments of
Speaker 2: Donald Trump and all of his associates. Possibly either they
Speaker 2: have testified and they claim, Okay, you've committed perjury, someone
Speaker 2: else said something different, or you refuse to testify, in
Speaker 2: which case that is obstruction of justice. You're going to
Speaker 2: be indicted. And the list goes on to as many
Speaker 2: as fifty to sixty associates to Donald Trump have been
Speaker 2: indicted and bankrupt because of the law fair against him
Speaker 2: and his alcoholtes, which is precisely the campaign issue that
Speaker 2: Kamala Harris is running on, that she has the to
Speaker 2: do list and that Trump has a revenge list, when
Speaker 2: the Democrats themselves have done exactly the same thing that
Speaker 2: they're accusing Trump of having planning to do, which he
Speaker 2: didn't do. In twenty seventeen to twenty twenty one, you
Speaker 2: might recall that Biden blurted out about a week or two,
Speaker 2: you will go lock him up. Lock him up, is
Speaker 2: what the President of the United States said, also calling
Speaker 2: you and me garbage. And just look at what the
Speaker 2: far left bureaucrats are now doing to Elon Musk, not
Speaker 2: giving him permission or launch dates on SpaceX rockets from
Speaker 2: the Vandenburg Space Force Base in California. The bureaucrats are saying,
Speaker 2: because you support Donald Trump, Elon Musk, you don't get
Speaker 2: a launch date. The reason is simple, get Donald Trump
Speaker 2: by any means necessary, and should he lose by some
Speaker 2: hook or crook in a couple days or at by
Speaker 2: the end of the week, the Democratic machinery will go
Speaker 2: after me even harder and make it more painful to
Speaker 2: be a Republican. They're doing exactly what they're going to
Speaker 2: accuse Trump of doing, which is going after them. It's
Speaker 2: truly unbelievable. So they see, what's a steak is democracy,
Speaker 2: what's his steak is the Constitution. When they're the ones
Speaker 2: trashing democracy and they're the ones ruining the Constitution, it's
Speaker 2: incredible to watch. In addition to that, how many times
Speaker 2: have you heard about the Constitution? That Donald Trump wants
Speaker 2: to get rid of the Constitution? So what's the principal
Speaker 2: when the Democrats accused Trump and Republicans of something they
Speaker 2: ever already done it or planned to do it, or
Speaker 2: it's actually pursuing it, such as trashing the Constitution On
Speaker 2: the pages of the New York Times constantly, you here,
Speaker 2: the Constitution is antiquated, and it was written by white
Speaker 2: slave owners. It's broken and should be should be reclaimed.
Speaker 2: And the depth and breadth of the far left's grievances
Speaker 2: against the Constitution are really astonishing. They complained about the
Speaker 2: US Senate awarding each state equal representation, that is, it's
Speaker 2: in the Constitution, but that they claim is wrong. Well,
Speaker 2: it's in the constitution. They say that's anti democratic. The
Speaker 2: fact is, a small state like Wyoming has about five
Speaker 2: hundred and seventy five thousand residents and they get two
Speaker 2: US senators. Well, California, believe it or not, has forty
Speaker 2: million residents and they get two US Senators. The reason
Speaker 2: is simple, we would not have a country without a
Speaker 2: compromise whether the smaller states are not overwhelmed because of
Speaker 2: Democratic votes against the larger states. The founders worried of
Speaker 2: a tyranny of the big states. At that point they
Speaker 2: were Pennsylvania, New York over South Carolina and North Carolina.
Speaker 2: But they failed an understrained majority of voters degenerating into anarchy.
Speaker 2: And can you imagine if that wasn't present, if we
Speaker 2: didn't have that requirement to each state gets two US senators.
Speaker 2: Imagine if New York, Connecticut, Illinois, Washington, Oregon, Massachusetts, they
Speaker 2: could lord and rule all over the country. Whatever they
Speaker 2: said would go, whether it's taxes or wealth distribution, or
Speaker 2: whether it's critical race theory or transgenderism, or whether it's
Speaker 2: open borders, or whether it's sanctuary cities and states or
Speaker 2: demanding reparations or price controls. Or no cash bonds or
Speaker 2: evy mandates, or no vouchers for students going to Catholic
Speaker 2: schools or di I training, or stopping energy production. You see,
Speaker 2: we're not a democracy. We are a constitutional republic. And
Speaker 2: but for that in our nation's founding documents, the nation
Speaker 2: would not even exist today because we would have been
Speaker 2: in different factions. And the Democrats have contempt for the
Speaker 2: Senate and the Electoral College. They don't much care for
Speaker 2: their first sentence of Article one that says all legislative
Speaker 2: power is granted invested only in the Congress United States,
Speaker 2: because they want the fourth agency of government, the bureaucracy,
Speaker 2: to run everything, and the Bill of Rights is full
Speaker 2: of measures. Leftists hate Second Amendment, First Amendment. They all
Speaker 2: hate that. So when they accuse Trump of trashing the Constitution,
Speaker 2: they have already done it. When they accused the Trumpster
Speaker 2: of planning to engage in law fair guess what, never
Speaker 2: already done it, and the media refuses to cover it
Speaker 2: that way. And they also consider misinformation information should be
Speaker 2: barred and prohibited, even though the First Amendment says hate
Speaker 2: speech is protected by the First Amendment, disinformation misinformation is
Speaker 2: fully protected and the liberals. The Democrats are horrified that
Speaker 2: a Christian baker was it in Wisconsin or Minnesota can
Speaker 2: refuse to use his creative talents to fashion a special
Speaker 2: wedding cake for a gay couple. He said, Look, I'm
Speaker 2: a Christian, My religious faiths prohibit me from supporting such things,
Speaker 2: and I won't do it. And there are also liberals
Speaker 2: repulsed by the idea that sisters nuns, like the Little
Speaker 2: Sisters of the poor, should not be required to have
Speaker 2: birth control as part of their Obamacare. It's unbelievable. So
Speaker 2: whatever comes out of the mouth of a liberal, believe
Speaker 2: me accusing the Republicans of engaging in some terrible act.
Speaker 2: Guess what, They've already done it, and they want to
Speaker 2: provide cover and inoculation in a sense. But I hope
Speaker 2: you and I are smart enough to understand what's going
Speaker 2: on and why it's an abomination what they're proceeding with,
Speaker 2: and we can't have it in this country. A woman
Speaker 2: came up to me as I travel the highways and
Speaker 2: byways and said to me, look, I've listened to you
Speaker 2: for a long time. I like a lot of what
Speaker 2: you say, and I normally vote. I'm a single woman
Speaker 2: with a five year old girl, and I almost always
Speaker 2: vote Democratic, but something is different this time. I said,
Speaker 2: what is it? She said, I don't have to worry
Speaker 2: about my five year old getting an abortion. I do
Speaker 2: have to worry about her being indoctrinated with leftist propaganda,
Speaker 2: including the rights of transgender that somehow she's locked in
Speaker 2: the wrong body. She's a tom She's kind of a tomboy,
Speaker 2: does a lot of things and that a boy might do.
Speaker 2: And I'm gonna have to resist sending her to a
Speaker 2: public school until I find out if they have teachers
Speaker 2: and programs that will keep from me the results of
Speaker 2: my first grade girl when it comes to her tomboy antics.
Speaker 2: And I'm worried about sending her to a public school
Speaker 2: in which gender reassignment hormonal treatment might be ordered down
Speaker 2: the road. And I don't want this. She said, The
Speaker 2: schools are brainwashing people and then thinking that a rational
Speaker 2: solution to transgenderism is often a temporary problem. That I
Speaker 2: worry about that, and I worry about the kind of
Speaker 2: city and county and state my little girl's going to
Speaker 2: grow up in if we have such hatred for this country,
Speaker 2: and that most of the major cities have been destroyed
Speaker 2: by liberalism. Many of the states are destroyed by liberalism.
Speaker 2: The college's universities are or hordes of anti Semitic mobs,
Speaker 2: chanting and yelling and screaming, and that a country that
Speaker 2: can't tell the difference between a boy and a girl
Speaker 2: is not a country worth defending. And there is a difference.
Speaker 2: And the Democratic Party now tells you and I guess what.
Speaker 2: We can't identify or know what a woman is, but
Speaker 2: we do know it's time to vote for a woman president.
Speaker 2: But we can't describe her, to find what a woman is.
Speaker 2: And this mother said, I can't take it anymore, that
Speaker 2: the basic elements of our country are being destroyed. And
Speaker 2: Trump's not going to solve all the problems, but at
Speaker 2: least he'll stop it. He'll stop it, especially from the
Speaker 2: southern border and drug use and rampant sexuality president in
Speaker 2: our society. I want my girl to grow up the
Speaker 2: way I grew up. And I worry about Kamala Harris
Speaker 2: the next five or ten years because she will not
Speaker 2: be the president anymore than Biden is the president. She'll
Speaker 2: be a Puts. She'll be a Putts, and someone's going
Speaker 2: to control orbit. She's so weak, so you got to
Speaker 2: point there. All right, let's let's continue with calls and
Speaker 2: tonight I'm gonna here as many calls else as I can.
Speaker 2: I got one or two guests coming up later. I
Speaker 2: got Wayne Allen Root coming up later, and so many others.
Speaker 2: And the early voting is good. The Democrats are scared
Speaker 2: to death, which is why the des Moines registered poll
Speaker 2: came out the way it did. I have an expert
Speaker 2: coming on later saying what a bunch of crap that
Speaker 2: poll is, and that the Moines registered poll suffers from
Speaker 2: cranial rectal inversion. Let's continue Bill cunning in the Great
Speaker 2: American with you every Sunday night.
Speaker 3: I was just gonna say, my wife, such as that ass, But.
Speaker 2: That's the second wants to be the first gentleman. Of course.
Speaker 2: He also said his wife when she when she gets
Speaker 2: down to business, she puts her head down and gets
Speaker 2: to work. Then he says she's a badass. So I
Speaker 2: don't know what to say about him. One of the
Speaker 2: most disgusting moments I've seen recently in the Supreme Court
Speaker 2: hearing is when Kenton Anngie Jackson, sitting on the Supreme
Speaker 2: Court was asked because there was a question previously are
Speaker 2: you a woman? Or what is a mother? And it
Speaker 2: came back because she had given an answer about a
Speaker 2: birthing person, and of course that's been changed because the
Speaker 2: last three letters of a person his son get rid
Speaker 2: of that birthing people, and she says she doesn't know
Speaker 2: what a woman is. So our kids are being radicalized
Speaker 2: thinking that a mother and a father does not exist,
Speaker 2: that a mother is a birthing person or a birthing people,
Speaker 2: and that's that language has infected every part of academia.
Speaker 2: And now mothers have to worry. Mothers, can I say,
Speaker 2: mother worry about their daughters going to a grade school
Speaker 2: or high school and being preached about the evils to
Speaker 2: becoming a mother and that somehow let's talk about your
Speaker 2: genitals and things in that character an education system that
Speaker 2: generally is in collapse with literacy rates and all time lows.
Speaker 2: So the educational institutions are not educating, they're indoctrinating young
Speaker 2: folks into believing that males and females, boys and girls
Speaker 2: don't exist, and that I could become a woman by
Speaker 2: simply expressing out of my mouth the idea that I'm
Speaker 2: female and treating you like a female. That's a bunch
Speaker 2: of bs bo Vine's katology. Let's continue Bill Cunningham with you,
Speaker 2: every single Michully cunning in the Great American I said
Speaker 2: the other day a little speech I gave, I got
Speaker 2: full lines. Of course, get to him about two or
Speaker 2: three minutes, beginning with Mark in Missouri that I'm not
Speaker 2: directly voting for Donald Trump. He's seven eight years old.
Speaker 2: His strength is incredible. To be shot then, with blood
Speaker 2: on your face, arise and say fight, fight, fight. The
Speaker 2: mug shot, the McDonald hamburger drive through photo, the dump
Speaker 2: truck iconic except for the support of the mainstream medium
Speaker 2: if they investigate it. Doug m Off, the so called
Speaker 2: Second Gentleman, and or investigated a Kamala Harris with the
Speaker 2: Glee and with the in depth reporting they do with
Speaker 2: Republicans that they're unelectable. Joe Biden would not be in
Speaker 2: office if the Washington Post was sickets reporters on those
Speaker 2: who would say, you know what you've always said. Joe
Speaker 2: Biden as sharp as attack. He does gymnastics in the
Speaker 2: Oval office. He reads Illaly in the Odyssey Backwards that
Speaker 2: let's find out if that's true. No Republican president could
Speaker 2: have the lack of mental awareness that Joe Biden's had
Speaker 2: for the past three years and remain in office. The
Speaker 2: drum beat for resignation and or impeachment and removal would
Speaker 2: be so loud you couldn't hear anything else if he
Speaker 2: was a Republican. But because he's cloaked with the Democratic favor,
Speaker 2: there's no coverage of him whatsoever about the fact that
Speaker 2: right now he's making important life and death decisions in
Speaker 2: the Oval office, and he has no clue what he's doing,
Speaker 2: nor he's had a clue the past two years. And
Speaker 2: his number one partner has been Tamala Harris, who said
Speaker 2: repeatedly there's not one thing I would have done differently
Speaker 2: the past four years. And by the way, seventy nine
Speaker 2: percent of us say the country's on the wrong track.
Speaker 2: And she gets away with it because she's loved by
Speaker 2: the mainstream medium. By Saturday Night Live, who committed an
Speaker 2: FCC violation Saturday Night last night, It couldn't happen. And
Speaker 2: so when I say, well, I'm not voting for Donald Trump.
Speaker 2: What I'm voting for is a functional border that would
Speaker 2: save thousands of rapes that would save tens of thousands
Speaker 2: of kidnappings, thousands of murders, maybe over one hundred thousand
Speaker 2: of fentanyl. I'm voting for a functional border that Kamala
Speaker 2: Harris flew wide open. Well, what if sixty minutes or
Speaker 2: Wolf Blitzer would pitch a ten on the southern border
Speaker 2: near Eagle Pass, where Ali Bradley of News Nation reports
Speaker 2: from and say, Okay, we're going to spend several weeks
Speaker 2: here to find out what's happening to here. The three
Speaker 2: hundred thousand children that are missing, those are Kamala's lost kids.
Speaker 2: Where are they? How many are sexually exploited? Are they dead?
Speaker 2: Are they in sweatshops somewhere in Mexico or in America?
Speaker 2: But they don't do that because it would hurt Kamala Harris.
Speaker 2: So you will not see Anderson Cooper or anyone at
Speaker 2: CNN or MSNBC reported issues from the southern border. Of course,
Speaker 2: part of that was sanctuary cities. One of the great
Speaker 2: sanctuary cities in Chicago, where a few days ago a
Speaker 2: Jew on his way to temple was shot repeatedly by
Speaker 2: an lego alien first name was Mohammad, And of course
Speaker 2: Chicago refused to report that as a hate crime, but
Speaker 2: he was also here illegally. How many thousands of murders
Speaker 2: have taken place by lego aliens inside the country because
Speaker 2: of Kamala Harris. I'm voting for Donald Trump because of
Speaker 2: Kamala Harris's support for reparations. She thinks those who did
Speaker 2: not hold slaves should pay their money to individuals who
Speaker 2: were not slaves of activities that committed one hundred and
Speaker 2: fifty two hundred years ago, and that somehow the Democrats
Speaker 2: who imported slaves kept them in bondage for a couple
Speaker 2: hundred years. Has the ability to persuade large numbers of
Speaker 2: African Americans to vote their way when they're the party
Speaker 2: ku Klux Klan, the Kkkane lynchings. I'm voting for Donald
Speaker 2: Trump because he doesn't require an EV mandate like Hillar,
Speaker 2: like Kamala Harris will do for those listeners in the
Speaker 2: Great State of Michigan, which is an automotive state, or
Speaker 2: Pennsylvania or Ohio. She said, for decades, not years, decades,
Speaker 2: there should be an EV mandate, get rid of internal
Speaker 2: combustion engines. Now that she's running for the presidency, she's
Speaker 2: flip flopped on that issue too, along with stopping energy
Speaker 2: production in this country, getting rid of the pipelines absolutely
Speaker 2: when she has the power to do so, she will
Speaker 2: revert to water level much less. The military is in
Speaker 2: such a terrible condition, much less. Groceries for thirty percent
Speaker 2: higher private insurance should be eliminated, and there should be
Speaker 2: no border wall at all. Rid of the whole thing.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 2: To get elected, she will lie to you, repeatedly, lie, lie,
Speaker 2: and lie some more. If the truth doesn't work, tell
Speaker 2: a lie, and I can count on the news media
Speaker 2: not to cover the story when I lie so often.
Speaker 2: Practicularly everything she says about Donald Trump is a lie,
Speaker 2: but you will never see the mainstream media call it
Speaker 2: to such because they are fellow travelers. So it's just
Speaker 2: on the Second Amendment gun control, when she was the
Speaker 2: Attorney General of California, she wanted agents of the state
Speaker 2: to knock on your door and take out of your
Speaker 2: house without your permission your weapons if they wan't approved
Speaker 2: by the state. That's the Second Amendment. And fracking, she
Speaker 2: said for decades, eliminate fracking completely. Yes, no fracking, said
Speaker 2: a hundreds of times over decades. Now that she's the
Speaker 2: candidate wanting to win Pennsylvania. She says, oh, yes, so yeah,
Speaker 2: fracking is great. Let's have more freck, and the media
Speaker 2: just sits there and nods there head like bibleheads. That's right.
Speaker 2: But let's see if we can catch Donald Trump saying
Speaker 2: something a little bit, little bit off color, and we'll
Speaker 2: make that the major story. Who does Iran want to
Speaker 2: be the president? Kamala Harris? Who does NATO want to
Speaker 2: be the president, Kamala Harris. Who does China want to
Speaker 2: be the president? Kamala Harris? How about Russia? Vladimir Putin
Speaker 2: would love to have Kamala Harrison office. Along with most
Speaker 2: of South America, the leadership of the FBI, the CIA,
Speaker 2: the DOJ, social media, colleges, universities, big city newspapers, high
Speaker 2: tech CBS, NBC, ABC, CNN, they all want Kamala Harris
Speaker 2: to win. That is what Donald Trump is fighting, not
Speaker 2: just assassin's bullets, but he's a fighting the idea of
Speaker 2: the American way of life, of faith and family, of
Speaker 2: law enforcement, support serving in the military, and having rules
Speaker 2: and regulations that there's penalties for violating. That's what Donald
Speaker 2: Trump is in favor of. And that is exactly what
Speaker 2: Kamala Harris is not the evil doers in the world
Speaker 2: and domestically won Kamala Harrison, Tim Wallace because they're putts is,
Speaker 2: they're schmucks. They're going to do as Joe Biden did,
Speaker 2: whatever he's told to do. And you're talking about election interference,
Speaker 2: What will you describe the behavior of Special Counsel Jack Smith?
Speaker 2: Now that's election interference. What about Fanny Willis and Nathan Wade,
Speaker 2: Now that's election interference. What about what's happened in New
Speaker 2: York City and Alicia Letitia James and brag Now that's
Speaker 2: election interference. A coordination of an attack on your political opponents,
Speaker 2: happening in Banana republics, but never in America until the
Speaker 2: Democrats said, be wary in the future of law fair
Speaker 2: against Trump's political opponents. What in the hell have they
Speaker 2: done for the past three years to Donald Trump, etc.
Speaker 2: And his lawyers, his law firms have all been almost
Speaker 2: bankrupted by indictments giving legal advice on electoral counts. This
Speaker 2: is truly an unbelievable time. Let's get some calls in.
Speaker 2: We'll set up the show later on away on the road,
Speaker 2: will we weather It's live from Las Vegas. And also
Speaker 2: Brian Anton is on the roads with News Nation. He's
Speaker 2: an on the scene reporter that began I think in
Speaker 2: New Jersey ended up in California. He's in to report
Speaker 2: to you what's going on? Mark and Missouri. Mark, Welcome
Speaker 2: to the Bill Cunningham Show. Mark. How are you.
Speaker 4: Well?
Speaker 5: It's here we are, Bill two days away. I mean,
Speaker 5: as Ronald Reagan warned us, are we going to take
Speaker 5: that first step into a thousand years of darkness? Or
Speaker 5: are we going to return to the shining city on
Speaker 5: the hill that he also used in quoting John Winthrop.
Speaker 5: And you know, whether Harris wins or loses, it is
Speaker 5: so scary that there will still be tens of millions
Speaker 5: of people voting for her, and this country is essentially
Speaker 5: over if she wins. First of all, she couldn't handle
Speaker 5: the job. Like you said, the thugs of the world
Speaker 5: are salivating that she gets into the office, and I'm
Speaker 5: sure trying to do everything they can to get her there.
Speaker 5: Who knows what's going on, But it's just I mean,
Speaker 5: if you vote for Harris, you're either ignorant or you
Speaker 5: hate the country. And this is what decades and decades
Speaker 5: of public education, in other words, in doctrination has brought
Speaker 5: this nation.
Speaker 6: There is so much ignorance out there.
Speaker 5: And like say, four years ago, the country was in
Speaker 5: great shape, and now we have everything's gone wrong, But
Speaker 5: yet it's still supposedly a fifty to fifty race. I
Speaker 5: don't understand how anyone who loves this country could even
Speaker 5: think about voting for Harris. And if she gets in
Speaker 5: and Chuck Schumer wins the Senate and the House, it's
Speaker 5: over look at the get rid of the filibuster. They're
Speaker 5: going to nationalize elections, They're going to throw out voter ID.
Speaker 5: It's over. It's a totalitarian state. The Democrat Party is
Speaker 5: the greatest threat to this country, more than China, more
Speaker 5: than Putin, more than North Korea. It's just and I'm
Speaker 5: afraid most Americans go by their lives or daily lives,
Speaker 5: or I guess his election, and but this is it's
Speaker 5: I don't know the words to put in years how
Speaker 5: grave this is. If she wins, it's just it's first
Speaker 5: of all, like you say, she can't handle the job.
Speaker 5: I mean, there's stories about her being in California. I mean,
Speaker 5: it was just a nightmare. Ninety percent turnover it's just
Speaker 5: it would be a disaster beyond comprehension just in that.
Speaker 5: But then she brings in her Marxist policies, which she
Speaker 5: actually believes in. I mean, Biden is an evil person,
Speaker 5: but he just kind of mumbled his way through. And
Speaker 5: or you know, we could have that shining city on
Speaker 5: the Hill that President Trump will bring back. Like you said,
Speaker 5: he's had more than three years. He's had eight years
Speaker 5: of fake Russian hoax, fake impeachments, all these court appearances
Speaker 5: where he has to sit in a dingy court and
Speaker 5: these totally crept judges. He is one of the most
Speaker 5: amazing people. He's the most amazing person I have ever seen.
Speaker 5: I know he's not perfect path but I don't know.
Speaker 5: And he's still going stroke.
Speaker 2: He's got three or four more and market it didn't
Speaker 2: it isn't. A character of personality may leave the scene,
Speaker 2: but the voters who put them there remain. So the
Speaker 2: fools to seventy to seventy five million who are going
Speaker 2: to vote, I suppose for Kamala Harris. Do they want
Speaker 2: open borders? Do they want three hundred thousand more lost children?
Speaker 2: Do they want one hundred thousand American deaths? Who fentanyl
Speaker 2: over the southern border. Do they want reparations? Do they
Speaker 2: want price controls? Do they want no cash bonds? Do
Speaker 2: they want an evy mandate? Do they want no more
Speaker 2: vouchers for students to leave public schools? Do they want
Speaker 2: abortion on demand through birth? Do they want grocery prices
Speaker 2: thirty percent higher? Do they want the elimination of private insurance?
Speaker 2: Do they want reparations based upon skin color? I guess
Speaker 2: if you vote for her, that's what you want. What
Speaker 2: Trump will do is stop the madness temporarily, and maybe
Speaker 2: if he is successful at his presidency over the peachments
Speaker 2: and lawsuits of Mark Elias and other lawyers, and if
Speaker 2: Jade Vance picks at the baton over the next twelve years,
Speaker 2: we can actually change this country for the better. But
Speaker 2: what worries me is that the voters, like in Chicago
Speaker 2: and San Francisco, with they destroyed downtown and no public education.
Speaker 2: Every weekend in Chicago there's dozens of people shot, hundreds
Speaker 2: of thousands will be murdered, the public school system completely dysfunctional.
Speaker 2: Business is gone, But the voters and these major blue
Speaker 2: cities keep voting the same philosophy in charge, which brought
Speaker 2: them to ruination. We had magnificent cities that were the
Speaker 2: envy of the world. Look at New York City, Look
Speaker 2: at Washington, DC, look at Baltimore. What does liberalism get us?
Speaker 2: And the grand goddess of liberalism is Nancy Pelosi and
Speaker 2: her alcoholite who's Kamala Harris? Look with those two have
Speaker 2: done to San Francisco, in fact, the old state of California.
Speaker 2: And so why can't a voter look at that, maybe
Speaker 2: a white, educated female suburbs voter, and say, I don't
Speaker 2: want to live like that. I don't want this functional
Speaker 2: public schools. I don't want reparations basic on skin color.
Speaker 2: I don't want thirty percent increase in groceries. I don't
Speaker 2: want reparations based up on skin color. I want to
Speaker 2: keep my private insurance. I think fracking and oil production
Speaker 2: is a good thing. It's going to come from somewhere.
Speaker 2: Why not here? Why Why don't educated white female suburbanites
Speaker 2: look at the world the way you and I do?
Speaker 5: Why you know, Bill, I don't have an answer to that,
Speaker 5: because I truly cannot understand it. You told that story
Speaker 5: about the lady earlier. With the transgenderism that's going crazy.
Speaker 5: I mean, there have been thousands of kids mutilated and
Speaker 5: drugged for a total lie in this country.
Speaker 7: I mean, this is we're.
Speaker 5: Getting hit on all friends. It's about destroying the family.
Speaker 5: I mean, the churches are kind of weak and standing
Speaker 5: against this. We're just I mean, you know this has
Speaker 5: been going. These Democrats have done this for decades of
Speaker 5: getting this to this point. They were in it for
Speaker 5: the long game and the education system and they you know,
Speaker 5: they started motor voter back in the nineties to get
Speaker 5: Now we have the illegals voting. We've got twenty million
Speaker 5: in the country. Who knows how many are going to
Speaker 5: vote in this election.
Speaker 2: Drop boxes everywhere, thirty days to vote, thirty days to vote,
Speaker 2: drop boxes everywhere, the orchestration of large numbers of individuals
Speaker 2: and colleges, universities, dormitories, long care care facilities, nursing homes, orphanages, whatever.
Speaker 2: All these individuals vote because of ballot harvesting and taking
Speaker 2: numerous highndfuls of ballots, stuck him in drop boxes and
Speaker 2: quickly running them through the machine and away you go.
Speaker 5: Yep, anything but paper ballots on the same day voting
Speaker 5: and a few absentees for good reason is Democrats trying
Speaker 5: to steal elections. They can do it in France in
Speaker 5: one night with eighty million people there, and Florida get
Speaker 5: the done, Ohio and with all those things in Ohio, Iowa.
Speaker 5: But Democrats they're planning on cheating. You're looking to delay
Speaker 5: this in Pennsylvania and Michigan.
Speaker 2: And it's just how much do any how many valut
Speaker 2: how do we function for centuries on paper balloting and
Speaker 2: the results were known by midnight or early in the morning.
Speaker 2: Now it takes us days, weeks or months to determine this.
Speaker 2: And this analytic age is brilliant age that we live in.
Speaker 2: I can order something on Amazon Prime and it's there
Speaker 2: seven o'clock in the morning. But somehow we cannot devise
Speaker 2: the system that is fair, that it's good, that it's honest.
Speaker 2: We can't do that because it's not in the interest
Speaker 2: of the Democrat party to have a to have a
Speaker 2: good election, a fair election, because they'll lose more elections.
Speaker 5: Yeah, they know they can't win, and so they have
Speaker 5: to do this that they would never think of putting
Speaker 5: forth ideas not competing in the arena. They have to
Speaker 5: try to steal it. It's all about law there. They
Speaker 5: have to put their opponents in jail. I mean Navarro
Speaker 5: and Bannon were put in jail. I mean we've got
Speaker 5: pro lifers praying in front of abortion they're in jail.
Speaker 5: Put them in America. This is East Germany.
Speaker 2: In many ways, I'm up against the clock. I got
Speaker 2: a run, but I'll give later the list of Trump's
Speaker 2: attorneys advocating a legal theory locked up by the Democratic
Speaker 2: Party to make an inconvenient for Donald Trump, and they
Speaker 2: won him. Locked up to in about three weeks. Bill
Speaker 2: Cunningham with you every Sunday night. Well let's continue. On
Speaker 2: the other side. We have a call from Alaska listening
Speaker 2: on six fifty k E and I and Alaska. I
Speaker 2: think it's about five hours behind us or so. So
Speaker 2: it's good to hear from Alaskan. And I'm looking forward to.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 2: I guess next weekend on Paramount, we're gonna have Yellowstone
Speaker 2: is back. I guess without Kevin Costner. I love Rip
Speaker 2: and Beth or my kind of characters. So we'll see
Speaker 2: what happens there. But uh, all the early voting is good.
Speaker 2: Jim Messina, who ran the Obama campaign, said that the
Speaker 2: Democrats are in trouble. By the early votes, the Democrats
Speaker 2: are in trouble, and looking at CNN tonight, this one
Speaker 2: outlier pool poll in Des Moines, Iowa seems to indicate
Speaker 2: that Trump's in serious trouble. The headline CNN, as I speak,
Speaker 2: Iowa pull a gut punch in Trump's orbit. And later
Speaker 2: on we have an expert coming up saying why that
Speaker 2: poll is a bunch of a bunch of Bovine's catology.
Speaker 2: But it's all, I guess, fabricated in order to get
Speaker 2: you not to vote in Iowa, to make it think
Speaker 2: as if we in Ohio, or maybe Ohio and Iowa
Speaker 2: are very close than we normally vote together. And if
Speaker 2: Donald Trump doesn't win Ohio by ten percentage points, then
Speaker 2: and I'll show you some riverfront ocean front land in
Speaker 2: Des Moines, Iowa. It's gonna happen. Trump's gonna win Iowa
Speaker 2: by double digits, and he's gonna win Ohio by double digits.
Speaker 2: Garbage in, garbage out on all these poles. You put
Speaker 2: garbage in, your garbage out. And the Des Moines, Iowa
Speaker 2: generally is a pretty good newspaper, but not in this story.
Speaker 2: And my expert comes up later to tell you why.
Speaker 2: And the media in this country has committed to the
Speaker 2: destruction of Donald Trump, in fact, the destruction of all
Speaker 2: Republicans and inserts, because those who produce the news and
Speaker 2: those who read the news or are products of elite
Speaker 2: Eastern schools that believe in DEI, and they believe in
Speaker 2: open borders, and they believe in reparations, they believe in
Speaker 2: price controls, they believe in the whole menu of liberal
Speaker 2: democratic ideas. They're the ones giving you the news and
Speaker 2: the producers that do the chirons. That's the way it works.
Speaker 2: Let's continue with more. Their calls continue from Alaska and
Speaker 2: Florida and California, many places in between. Bill Cunningham, the
Speaker 2: Great American, with you every Sunday.
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Speaker 2: All right, Billy Cunningham, Let's continue whenever stop resimply continue
Speaker 2: Later on in this show, we have the great Wayne
Speaker 2: on the route. We'll be here to discuss the latest
Speaker 2: from Nevada. What's happening in that great state. According to
Speaker 2: the polling, the early voting, it couldnot be better for
Speaker 2: Donald Try t same thing in Arizona, same thing in Ohio.
Speaker 2: Of course, we don't matter anymore. And the early voting
Speaker 2: in the so called Blue Wall States is great for
Speaker 2: Donald Trump, especially those in the South, Georgia and North Carolina.
Speaker 2: I think there was a report earlier in the week
Speaker 2: that Kamala Harris had pulled out advertising in North Carolina,
Speaker 2: believed it'd be gone. So if he wins Arizona, Nevada,
Speaker 2: and he wins Georgia, which I think is a given,
Speaker 2: and he wins North Carolina, he's a total of one
Speaker 2: vote short, and that means Kamala Harris would have to
Speaker 2: run the table in the Blue Wall States. Also win
Speaker 2: that district in Omaha, and away we go. But I
Speaker 2: believe firmly that he's going to win Michigan. I can't believe,
Speaker 2: despite the predilections of their stupid, idiotic, beer swilling governor,
Speaker 2: that somehow the good citizens of Michigan can't see through
Speaker 2: the fraud of Kamala Harris. Let's continue out with a
Speaker 2: call from Alaska. I believe the name is Cato. Is
Speaker 2: that correct? And Cato the Cunningham Show from Alaska and
Speaker 2: Cato give me a full report.
Speaker 9: Well, what is called the You know, if they fixed
Speaker 9: the vote again, we could call for a plebiscite. That's
Speaker 9: when the people were in an election, not the government.
Speaker 9: That's an old pole tradition at plebiscite. If it's a
Speaker 9: seal again. I'm old enough to remember when they the
Speaker 9: government rolled out those black boxes back in the mid eighties.
Speaker 9: It was like a CIA out because it was barely
Speaker 9: mentioned in the papers, and all the companies that made
Speaker 9: the black boxes had creeping like CIA names with them.
Speaker 2: You know, I'd like to get your view on this
Speaker 2: from Alaska. How is it in our so called advanced
Speaker 2: society we can't get things figured out within midnight or
Speaker 2: the day after an election, when most of our history
Speaker 2: the presidential winner was known within twenty four hours and
Speaker 2: when the balloting concluded, and today it takes days, weeks
Speaker 2: or months. Why is that? Why is that going on?
Speaker 9: Yeah, that's wrong. We should have teams of vote counters
Speaker 9: and not have everyone go to sleep and wake up.
Speaker 6: Everything's going to be right.
Speaker 2: And it's not. Thanks for calling from Alaska. You're a
Speaker 2: good man. Let's go to j D in Las Vegas.
Speaker 2: J D in Las Vegas, Welcome to the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 4: JD.
Speaker 2: How are you.
Speaker 10: I'm doing great, belly, but I'm getting better. I hope
Speaker 10: uh old zig zignlar line.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 10: Mark hit every thing I wanted to hit. Mark's a
Speaker 10: great American and he knows what he's talking about, and
Speaker 10: you know what you're talking about. I believe that Donald
Speaker 10: Trump will win Ohio by about ten points, and that
Speaker 10: means that means Bernie's going to get the senator job
Speaker 10: and beat your Rod. Yes, I think I think we're
Speaker 10: in good shape in Montana with the Navy seal, it's
Speaker 10: going to be tester. I think we're in good shape
Speaker 10: in uh well, West Virginia.
Speaker 6: We win.
Speaker 10: Uh we have a shot in New Mexico with the
Speaker 10: senator job there with the gal that's running, and we
Speaker 10: have a pretty good shot here with Captain Sam Brown
Speaker 10: in Nevada, and we have the Vietnam guy in Virginia.
Speaker 10: I believe running against Tim team. I think we're going
Speaker 10: to win the Senate by about fifty four or fifty
Speaker 10: five seats. And then I've heard two people with pretty
Speaker 10: good information on the House that we're going to win
Speaker 10: ten seats in New York and we're going to do
Speaker 10: well in California and keep the House. That gives me
Speaker 10: some I don't know how to say it, believe, but
Speaker 10: that gives me some good feelings about no matter what
Speaker 10: happens in the presidential election, that we will keep them
Speaker 10: in check. And Schuck Schimer will probably be heading out
Speaker 10: to Venezuela or ran But Billy, we're in the fight
Speaker 10: of our lives. And I don't know, I don't know
Speaker 10: how to say this, but the American women in this
Speaker 10: country better get their their they better get their their
Speaker 10: things straight.
Speaker 2: Well, what I can say on that, JD, is that
Speaker 2: when you break down the issues of what educated white
Speaker 2: females believe, the issues of border are cut toward Trump,
Speaker 2: the issue of getting rid of sanctuary cities, they would
Speaker 2: say yes. The issue of reparations, they would say yes.
Speaker 2: The issue of imposing price controls they would say no.
Speaker 2: The issue of an evy mandate they would say no.
Speaker 2: The issue of bouchers to go to a good private
Speaker 2: or other public school. They would say yes. They would
Speaker 2: say yes to lower and grocery prices. They would say
Speaker 2: yes to Trump saying, don't get rid of I have
Speaker 2: an insurance. You talk about the issues and educated white
Speaker 2: females other than abortion, which many consider to be a
Speaker 2: sacrament instead of sacrilege. They're with Donald Trump. They can't
Speaker 2: get over the emotional aspect of looking at him. They
Speaker 2: look at him and they see a fat, bloated pervert
Speaker 2: who doesn't deserve to be in the Oval office, instead
Speaker 2: of looking at his policies instead of his peccadilists. I
Speaker 2: don't care about his peccadillis. I've said before, I didn't
Speaker 2: care what Obama did wrong. I don't care about personal misbehavior.
Speaker 2: I care about policies. But too many women are ruled
Speaker 2: by emotion and not reason, and men are just a
Speaker 2: little bit the opposite, you know, in a Mars and
Speaker 2: Venus kind of a thing. Men and women are equal,
Speaker 2: but we're different. And women see things differently than men,
Speaker 2: almost everything, and they many times led emotion rule their lives.
Speaker 2: And that's why democrats do well, because the poetry of
Speaker 2: democratic politics is better than the reality of Republican politics.
Speaker 2: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 10: I don't think I could have said it better than
Speaker 10: you just said. I just hope that the women in
Speaker 10: this country do not make abortion the biggest reason for
Speaker 10: them to vote against Trump, because there are many more
Speaker 10: reasons like you have just stated, that are more important
Speaker 10: to saving the country. And I just hope and pray
Speaker 10: that we have a sensible amount of women who vote
Speaker 10: in the right way. God bless you, God bless America.
Speaker 10: Thank you for everything you've done with your Marconio Wartz,
Speaker 10: and thank you forgiving me the time.
Speaker 2: JD. You're a great America just on the abortion issue,
Speaker 2: When a woman has a gender reveal party, what is that?
Speaker 2: What are you revealing? You're revealing you have a baby
Speaker 2: and what the gender of the baby is. Maybe Kantanji
Speaker 2: Jackson doesn't know what a woman is. But when you
Speaker 2: have a gender reveal party, aren't you revealing agenda of
Speaker 2: a baby? And when you have a baby shower, is
Speaker 2: it a shower for a callous or a cyst or
Speaker 2: a growth or is it a shower of gift giving
Speaker 2: for a baby? When the federal government says after six
Speaker 2: weeks of pregnancy. You need prenatal care. And what's the
Speaker 2: prenatal care for a callous a growth? No, it's prenatal
Speaker 2: care for a baby. Prenatal care because the baby's heartbeat
Speaker 2: is beating. And when you commit a terrible manslaughter against
Speaker 2: a pregnant woman, the government tells you there's two crimes there,
Speaker 2: one for killing the mother and one for killing the baby,
Speaker 2: the unborn baby. So what is that growth inside a
Speaker 2: woman's womb that ninety five percent or more of the
Speaker 2: time she voluntarily agreed to engage in the behavior that
Speaker 2: caused the pregnancy in the first place. That would be
Speaker 2: a human life. It isn't about reproductive freedom. A woman
Speaker 2: has the right to reproduce on a man has the
Speaker 2: right to cause the reproduction during the sexual act. And
Speaker 2: God knows there's enough contraception out there to handle almost
Speaker 2: every transmission. And God knows you go to Walgreens and
Speaker 2: get planned b But once another human life is involved,
Speaker 2: even Roe versus Wade said that after the baby is
Speaker 2: viable outside outside the womb, that the government's got a
Speaker 2: right to protect that unborn baby's life. But not in states.
Speaker 2: To believe in abortion, not in states through pregnancy through delivery.
Speaker 2: Many states allow a mother to kill her own baby, infanticide.
Speaker 2: It's ridiculous. It is We have the same abortion policies
Speaker 2: as North Korea, and it is ridiculous. Rape and incest
Speaker 2: is about one percent of abortions. Two or three more
Speaker 2: percent are congenital malformations, but the great majority of abortions
Speaker 2: are of healthy babies inside healthy mothers. And the Democratic
Speaker 2: Party in the media is convinced that women who have babies,
Speaker 2: you know, mothers have babies, not birthing persons. Mothers have
Speaker 2: babies that somehowed. Is not a separate human life with
Speaker 2: separate DNA, separate bloodstream. It is a human life that's
Speaker 2: viable outside the womb after about twenty weeks, twenty three weeks.
Speaker 2: It is not a sister or a growth or something.
Speaker 2: It is a human life. It's a baby that God
Speaker 2: blessed you with at the moment of conception. And there's
Speaker 2: plenty of acts to involve oneself in before that takes
Speaker 2: place that would prohibit the reproduction in the first place.
Speaker 2: But once it happens, it happens. It's God's will. And
Speaker 2: for the media to convince so many women that's an
Speaker 2: issue to throw somebody out of office on because they
Speaker 2: want to guard innocent life is ridiculous. I'm a conservative
Speaker 2: Republican generally, but I'm a libertarian. But I'm a conservative,
Speaker 2: and I believe that life begins at conception and ends
Speaker 2: at natural life, and that government has lied to so
Speaker 2: many women that somehow this is a political issue to
Speaker 2: be resolved. And I find myself and many others who
Speaker 2: think as I do, that there's about five hundred thousand
Speaker 2: black babies aborted every year by their mothers, five hundred thousand,
Speaker 2: and I want every one of those healthy babies and
Speaker 2: a healthy mother to be born. And I'm a Republican.
Speaker 2: I want that black baby born, and so many Democrats
Speaker 2: want that black baby killed. That's the Democratic position. You
Speaker 2: can't get Kamala Harris to saying anything other than the
Speaker 2: moment of conception until birth. It is the mother's right
Speaker 2: to kill her own baby. And that's what the Democrats say.
Speaker 2: Is that racist? Well, one might say that roe versus
Speaker 2: weighed and now later on Dobbs, etc. Did not exist
Speaker 2: in the state step in the breach, there'd be a
Speaker 2: half million more black babies born every year that I
Speaker 2: want born and that Democrats do not want born. It's
Speaker 2: really unbelievable that they've lied to women so repeatedly about
Speaker 2: what's happening inside their own bodies that ninety seven percent
Speaker 2: or more of the time they had the opportunity to
Speaker 2: prevent and they didn't. So when you have rock singers
Speaker 2: and others, go your own way announcing she had four
Speaker 2: to five abortions, use his birth control. It sickens me.
Speaker 2: Sickens me because that baby deserved to live. That baby
Speaker 2: was brought into the world voluntarily by a loving mother
Speaker 2: and a loving father, and it didn't happen. Because so
Speaker 2: many American women, younger women, believe it is their right
Speaker 2: to kill their own baby, it is not their right.
Speaker 2: It was their right not to have sex in the
Speaker 2: first place, and the man should be involved in the process. Also,
Speaker 2: doesn't want to get his girlfriend or wife pregnant, then
Speaker 2: use the proper procedures to make sure that there's no
Speaker 2: transmission of that bodily fluid irresponsibility. That's what it is.
Speaker 2: But do not believe that it's not a human life
Speaker 2: at the moment of conception. God referred to it in
Speaker 2: the Bible itself. When you have a gender revealed party.
Speaker 2: When you have a baby shower, when the government tells
Speaker 2: you you need pre natal care beginning at the sixth
Speaker 2: week of pregnancy, everyone acknowledges that is a baby. Treat
Speaker 2: it as one. Let's continue the line becomes available eight
Speaker 2: sixty six, six, four seven, seven three three seven. Come here.
Speaker 2: Later as the Great Wayne Islan Root, and I saw
Speaker 2: a documentary Chasing Trump, put together by George of Baketto.
Speaker 2: He's going to be with us in twenty minutes or
Speaker 2: so to talk about the legal efforts to imprison Donald Trump.
Speaker 2: And as all of his friends and family members and
Speaker 2: all of his alkaltes, all the lawyers before the election.
Speaker 2: I guess they were successful partially in some of them.
Speaker 2: And later on also as Wayne Allen Root with his
Speaker 2: predictions also about to des Moines, iowall pull which is
Speaker 2: a bunch of bs. And later on as Brian Enton,
Speaker 2: he runs around with a Sean Compton of News Nation.
Speaker 2: He's in the car, just completed a trip from New
Speaker 2: Jersey to California, and I want to get his findings
Speaker 2: and more. Remember, it's not a callous assist or growth.
Speaker 2: It is a human life that God put in your womb.
Speaker 2: And others, Bill cunning and the Great American with you
Speaker 2: every Sunday night. Well, let's continue. Whenever stop, we simply
Speaker 2: continue the line becomes available eight sixty six six four
Speaker 2: seven seven three three seven. You know, it's one thing
Speaker 2: as an article of faith. I kind of wish Rush
Speaker 2: Limbaugh was around. One of his friends told me after
Speaker 2: his passing that he was hoped and many other conservative
Speaker 2: voices in America would pick up after the Great One
Speaker 2: had left this earth, pick up the mantle and do
Speaker 2: our best to fill in the gaps of Rush Limbaugh.
Speaker 2: I doubt anybody could, but if he did another top
Speaker 2: ten list for liberals. One thing to remember is that
Speaker 2: Democrats are expert at accusing the Republicans of dark conspiracy
Speaker 2: theories that they themselves are actively pursuing. Much like one
Speaker 2: of the best lines of Kamala Harris's I have a
Speaker 2: to do list, He's got a revenge list. Well, the
Speaker 2: Democrats have already had a revenge list, and my next
Speaker 2: guy's going to talk about that. But I also would
Speaker 2: point out, and I'm worried about a Kamala Harris presidency
Speaker 2: because what she would do with fracking, what she would
Speaker 2: do with energy production, what she would do on the
Speaker 2: southern border. Also about her impulse to restrict political speech
Speaker 2: well on the left that many have embraced. You can't
Speaker 2: be anything but an anti Semite, a Jew hater on
Speaker 2: many college campuses. Otherwise you can't it along. I'm worried
Speaker 2: about the lefts the demonization of the America's origins in
Speaker 2: the future of Western civilization, and many conservatives believe in
Speaker 2: the greatness of our country. You know, USA, USA. You'll
Speaker 2: never see American flags and shouting USA in many liberal
Speaker 2: Democratic quarters or homes. I kind of worry about the
Speaker 2: bait and switch tactics of the Democratic Party. Kind of
Speaker 2: began with Joe Biden campaigning as good old Joe from Scranton,
Speaker 2: a moderate. Then he got into office, he lost his mind,
Speaker 2: and the liberals completely took over. Much like Kamala Harris
Speaker 2: was a left ring radical leftist to the left of
Speaker 2: com to the left of Bernie Sanders, and now as
Speaker 2: a candidate, she lies repeatedly about her previous positions that
Speaker 2: were crazy. I'm also I worry that that Trump's peccadillos
Speaker 2: and his personality in his appearance just visually turn off
Speaker 2: many white educated female voters that normally they might lean
Speaker 2: toward a Mitt Romney or a Bush forty three, but
Speaker 2: they're just of a visceral dislike. Not the policies of
Speaker 2: Donald Trump that work, but whether the way he looks
Speaker 2: and the women that have sued him repeatedly. I'm sure
Speaker 2: the majority might have something to do with reality, but
Speaker 2: I think many do not. But nonetheless that women see
Speaker 2: things through a different prism than men. One is, I'm
Speaker 2: from Mars and I think women are from Venus were equal,
Speaker 2: but damn it were a lot different. And Donald Trump
Speaker 2: needs to focus the last forty eight hours on policies
Speaker 2: and off personalities. And I just hope that the cries
Speaker 2: of the radical left that Trump has a revenge list
Speaker 2: is false because the Democrats have used that revenge list
Speaker 2: for the past three years and have tried to imprison
Speaker 2: Donald Trump for life, bankrupt him, and sue forty to
Speaker 2: fifty of his lawyers and friends to lock them up,
Speaker 2: also bankrupting many of them, including Rudolph Giuliani. So if
Speaker 2: that's if the philosophy of governance in Chicago, Atlanta, San Francisco, Washington,
Speaker 2: d C, Baltimore, Austin, Texas, which is collapsing. If that
Speaker 2: becomes the dominant factor in this country, then we're all
Speaker 2: in trouble. And the High Priestess, the goddess of that.
Speaker 2: It's the San Francisco Liberal to the left of Nancy Pelosi,
Speaker 2: and her name is Kamala Harris. Much like Bernie Sanders
Speaker 2: said about a month ago, Look, we all know who
Speaker 2: she is. She has to say certain things to get elected,
Speaker 2: but we know who she is. Wink wink, nod, nod.
Speaker 2: In other words, believe the lies. You're going to get
Speaker 2: to San Francisco Liberal as you're a president, which is
Speaker 2: something none of us want, not even people that vote
Speaker 2: for her want the policy prescriptions she has provided until
Speaker 2: most recently, when she's lied to cover up our true meaning.
Speaker 2: Let's continue with more coming up later will be Wayne
Speaker 2: Allen Root and also Brian Inton from News Nations traveling
Speaker 2: across the entry to report on what's happening in the hinterland,
Speaker 2: and also next to George Picketto as a documentary out
Speaker 2: Chasing Trump Line becomes available eight sixty six six four
Speaker 2: seven seven three three seven. Bill Cunningham, I try to
Speaker 2: be a great American with you to talk about the
Speaker 2: issues in the great divide every Sunday night. God question.
Speaker 2: Let's continue with the Billy Cunningham, the great American and
Speaker 2: one of the cries the radical left in this country
Speaker 2: presently is that Donald Trump, if he wins, should he win,
Speaker 2: he must win, somehow will use that Apartment of Justice
Speaker 2: to go after his political opponents, or he will engage,
Speaker 2: shall we say, in law fair against those he disagrees
Speaker 2: with one way or another. Thinking as an attorney myself
Speaker 2: worked in the Attorney General's office, I'm thinking, isn't that
Speaker 2: ex exactly what's been going on the past three or
Speaker 2: four years with various prosecutors coordinating activities, whether it's Atlanta, Washington, DC,
Speaker 2: or New York City against Donald Trump and also against
Speaker 2: those who support Donald Trump. Joining you and now is
Speaker 2: George Pakeetto. He's a trial attorney. As the documentary out
Speaker 2: Chasing Trump Too, and Georgia welcome, I think for the
Speaker 2: first time to the Bill Cunningham show. So kind of
Speaker 2: make the general premise of what Democrats coordinated between Atlanta, Washington,
Speaker 2: d C. And New York and it goes back two
Speaker 2: or three years. Give us a general statement of what
Speaker 2: the Democrats did to weaponize the Department of Justice against
Speaker 2: Donald Trump and his supporters.
Speaker 7: Well, I'm not sure I can articulate it any better
Speaker 7: than you just did. That's exactly what's going on. From
Speaker 7: Leticia James prosecuting the so called fraud case to Alvin
Speaker 7: Bragg on the so called criminal case. Both of those
Speaker 7: officials ran for election on a campaign platform that said,
Speaker 7: if elected, we will get Trump, and that is completely inappropriate.
Speaker 7: You know, prosecutors are supposed to be fair, objective, neutral, right,
Speaker 7: They're supposed to follow the facts, follow the law. You know,
Speaker 7: it's like baseball's when it's a tie at first base,
Speaker 7: the runner is safe. That's exactly the opposite of what's
Speaker 7: going on here. They have been out to persecute Trump
Speaker 7: in the most transparent and unsustainable ways possible.
Speaker 2: And George, this was not a secret conspiracy. I can't
Speaker 2: imagine if a state attorney general or Donald Trump himself
Speaker 2: would run a campaign saying, elect me, and I will
Speaker 2: put Joe Biden and Hunter Biden and Kamala had Harris
Speaker 2: and Bill Clinton, Hillary, I'm gonna put them in jail.
Speaker 2: You elect me, and I'll go directly after Joe Biden
Speaker 2: and all the bribes he took from China and elsewhere.
Speaker 2: Elect me. I'm going after Joe Biden. Now, if Trump
Speaker 2: would do that, he would lose a lot of Republican
Speaker 2: support because that's not the way the justice system is
Speaker 2: supposed to work. He also, the media would have a
Speaker 2: conniption fit. They bleed from their eye sockets and anger
Speaker 2: at Donald Trump. Leticia James ran as the Attorney General
Speaker 2: of the Empire State in New York State promising to
Speaker 2: lock up Donald Trump and to bankrupt him, and like
Speaker 2: in New York City, Alvin Bragg prosecutor did exactly the
Speaker 2: same thing, and that was no big deal, correct, no
Speaker 2: big deal at all.
Speaker 7: Well, apparently we're supposed to be okay with it. As
Speaker 7: abhorrant as it is and as outrageous as it would
Speaker 7: be for Donald Trump to run on that kind of
Speaker 7: a platform, I'm going to get my political opponent. So
Speaker 7: I'm going to put Joe Biden in jail. That is
Speaker 7: exactly and precisely what some of these Democrat elected officials
Speaker 7: have done. And I suppose we ought to look past
Speaker 7: just those puppets and really get to the source of it,
Speaker 7: which of course is George Soros, and he's been funding
Speaker 7: these ultra progressive prosecutors. He's been getting them elected to
Speaker 7: office with huge financial donations and they and they have
Speaker 7: been twisting and perverting the criminal justice system to fit
Speaker 7: their political ends. And it's a disgrace.
Speaker 2: Let's go to Atlanta, Fulton County. Fanny Willis runs for office.
Speaker 2: She states explicitly and by implication, she's going to go
Speaker 2: after Donald Trump if she's elected. This is a county
Speaker 2: prosecutor in Ohio. There's eighty eight counties and now there's
Speaker 2: about five thousand counties whose job is to and of
Speaker 2: the violation of state law. It's not federal prosecution. She
Speaker 2: has a may I use the term boyfriend or male
Speaker 2: friend named Nathan Wade that she hires, pays almost a
Speaker 2: million dollars and talk about the coordination between Atlanta slash
Speaker 2: Fulton County and the Office of Counsel of the Presidency
Speaker 2: in the White House, and how those two white explain
Speaker 2: to the American people what happened with Nathan Wade and
Speaker 2: Fanny Willis.
Speaker 7: Well, you know, it's just again a perversion of the
Speaker 7: way the criminal justice system is supposed to work. And
Speaker 7: they were bound and determined to try to promote some
Speaker 7: kind of criminal case on quote election fraud end quote,
Speaker 7: which is just such a topsy turvy, upside down presentation
Speaker 7: of what the criminal justice system is supposed to be
Speaker 7: all about. To make is worse, the prosecutor, Fanny Williams,
Speaker 7: then hires her intimate relation, whom has no experience prosecuting
Speaker 7: rico claims or election fraud claims, and he's paid over
Speaker 7: a million dollars so that they can honeymoon together in
Speaker 7: various exotic locations. And it's it's just an affront to
Speaker 7: every decent tax paying American.
Speaker 2: I like individual Americans to think about their local county prosecutor.
Speaker 2: Imagine that person sending their lover to the Council's office
Speaker 2: inside the White House on multiple occasions to coordinate indictments
Speaker 2: of the political opponent of Joe Biden. Now that's one
Speaker 2: hell of a story. And the Washington Post sits there
Speaker 2: oblivious to all this occurring. But it gets worse. Matthew
Speaker 2: Colangelo was number three in the Partment of Justice with
Speaker 2: Joe Biden's Attorney General, Mary Garland. He was that he
Speaker 2: had one of the top offices on the seventh floor
Speaker 2: of the Attorney General's office, and Matthew Colangelo was loaned
Speaker 2: out to Alvin Braggs to prosecute Donald Trump in a dirty,
Speaker 2: filthy New York City courtroom on made up charges, some
Speaker 2: thirty four counts, made up charges. No one's ever been
Speaker 2: prosecuted for that kind of thing before, involving not reporting
Speaker 2: in the right form payments made to a porn star.
Speaker 2: Explain Matthew Colangelo, and how unusual it would be for
Speaker 2: a top official in Washington to go into a local,
Speaker 2: little courtroom and prosecute somebody.
Speaker 7: Yeah, you know, it's remarkable. I mean, he literally was
Speaker 7: at the tippy top point of the criminal justice system
Speaker 7: as a federal prosecutor. To think that he was then
Speaker 7: sent to a neighborhood to prosecute a misdemeanor statue and
Speaker 7: somehow convert that into a federal felamy is preposterous. I've
Speaker 7: predicted and I stand by it. There's absolutely no way
Speaker 7: that convention can withstand an appeal. It violates due process,
Speaker 7: it violates every notion of fair play and factual fairness
Speaker 7: one could imagine. And it's almost it's almost like that
Speaker 7: famous saying show me the man, and I'll show you
Speaker 7: the crime. This was just simply I'm going to go
Speaker 7: out and get Donald Trump and we will scour the books.
Speaker 7: We don't care if it's jaywalking. We're going to turn
Speaker 7: jaywalking into a federal crime, and we're going to prosecute
Speaker 7: the former president of the United States.
Speaker 2: Well, the goal was to make him a convicted felon.
Speaker 2: So at the DNC in Chicago and in campaign adds,
Speaker 2: I can run the fact he's a convicted felon, but
Speaker 2: of course he's the prize jewel. But the other of
Speaker 2: the Alkoalites and the other of the officials of Donald
Speaker 2: Trump that were prosecuted by federal or state local officials
Speaker 2: to destroy those around Donald Trump may I names such
Speaker 2: as Steve Bannon, sent four months in jail for not
Speaker 2: supporting the Democrats and testifying before committees, Roger Stone, who
Speaker 2: received three and a half years in prison, Paul Manift,
Speaker 2: Trump's campaign manager, got forty three months in jail, Elliott Broidy,
Speaker 2: the inaugural fundraiser, charged and lobbying scheme, but pardoned by
Speaker 2: Trump before trial. George Papadopoulos, Michael Flynn, Rick Gates, Rudolph Giuliani,
Speaker 2: Michael Cohne, Alan Weiselberg, Peter Navarro, Richard Spencer, the Mike Lindell,
Speaker 2: the Pillow Guy. Throw in Jerry Folwell, Junior Enriqui Terrio,
Speaker 2: how about Stuart Rhodes, Alex Jones, how about the January
Speaker 2: sixth Insurrectionist? How about Mark Meadow? How about Sidney Powell?
Speaker 2: How about Kenneth Cheesebro, how about Jenna Ellis, How about
Speaker 2: John Eastman and Jeffrey Clark and Christina Bob and the
Speaker 2: list goes on and on. So they didn't stop at
Speaker 2: the top. They began at the bottom to build a
Speaker 2: case of dozens and dozens of Trump officials that they
Speaker 2: wanted to bankrupt and make the life miserable. I had
Speaker 2: on a year or two ago, General Flynn, who had
Speaker 2: about a million dollars in total savings. He was the
Speaker 2: White House National Security Advisor. They went after James Comy,
Speaker 2: went after him hard in the beginning, and he was
Speaker 2: at some point after a year and a half, he
Speaker 2: couldn't take it anymore. He went through all of his savings,
Speaker 2: all of his pension. He finally went to the fence
Speaker 2: and said, I can't take it anymore. Simply, what do
Speaker 2: you want? I'll do whatever you want. I can't continue
Speaker 2: my life like this. So it isn't just Trump. How
Speaker 2: about all the other ones about Bill.
Speaker 7: And many of your listeners may not know this, but
Speaker 7: how about the organization that was formed with dark money
Speaker 7: on the Democratic side to file ethics complaints in every
Speaker 7: state in the nation against any lawyer that had anything
Speaker 7: to do with litigation having to do with election fairness,
Speaker 7: whether the machines were proper, whether voter id shoot or
Speaker 7: should not have been required, whether the mail in balance
Speaker 7: were legitimate or illegitimate. Any lawyer that had even the
Speaker 7: most tangential relationship to any one of those cases now
Speaker 7: has an ethics complaint filed against them with the Bar
Speaker 7: Association of their respective states. And the sole purpose of
Speaker 7: this path was to file such ethics complaints. They've raised
Speaker 7: tens of millions of dollars from dark democratic don'm to
Speaker 7: do so and talk about lawfare. Oh my goodness, the
Speaker 7: list of names that you just recited, every which one
Speaker 7: is correct. There's a double the size list of attorneys
Speaker 7: who are being subjected to these ethics complaints. And what
Speaker 7: does an ethics complaint do well? He asked Rudy Giuliani.
Speaker 7: They took his law license, they took away his ability
Speaker 7: to earn a living. Rudy Giuliani is now banquet. They
Speaker 7: took his watches, they took the television sets out of
Speaker 7: his living more. That's the degree to which this is preceded.
Speaker 2: Can you imagine. I've had one or two friends of
Speaker 2: some note many US senator and others who have said
Speaker 2: he would not want to be part of the next
Speaker 2: Trump administration. All these activities by the Democrats which they
Speaker 2: accused Donald Trump maybe of doing, they've already done. They've
Speaker 2: already done it. And he told me, look, I have
Speaker 2: no desire to go into the Trump administration at some point,
Speaker 2: all these ags, all these county prosecutors, and all Mark
Speaker 2: Elias and his crew that will raise millions of dollars
Speaker 2: to follow ethics complaints. My life's going to be ruined
Speaker 2: if I want to serve my country in some other capacity.
Speaker 2: Hasn't all these lawfare activities by the Democrats chilled the
Speaker 2: ability of Donald Trump to have those around him that
Speaker 2: he can work with.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it's exactly what's taking place, Bill, and it's a
Speaker 7: shame to watch. But you know, those who pay attention
Speaker 7: can see it as plain as the nose on your face.
Speaker 7: That's exactly what's happening.
Speaker 2: And for those who don't know it, when a lawyer
Speaker 2: has an ethics complaint filed against them, the first thing
Speaker 2: you have to do is hire expensive counsel to defend yourself.
Speaker 2: And you can spend hundreds of thousands of dollars personally
Speaker 2: to defend yourself against specious ethics complaints. And that's if
Speaker 2: you win. And anybody can follow Nephew's complaining against anybody
Speaker 2: for anything, And it's a The activities of these liberal
Speaker 2: Democrats have had a chilling effect on those who want
Speaker 2: to serve. It's amazing that Donald Trump has put up
Speaker 2: with it. And if two years ago he said I'm
Speaker 2: not running. I've decided to go back into my private
Speaker 2: life and play golf, what is your sense of what
Speaker 2: the Democrats would have done at that point.
Speaker 7: Well, they for once they once they were done with
Speaker 7: their uh celebration at Disneyland, if they ever heard that
Speaker 7: kind of an announcement they have, they have then tried
Speaker 7: to find somebody else to try to go uh victimized.
Speaker 7: Maybe it would have been Ronda Santis, maybe it would
Speaker 7: have been uh any other candidate uh Tom Cotton who
Speaker 7: might consider presidency who's who's a wonderful American human and
Speaker 7: and and and so dedicated to the to the values
Speaker 7: of this country. They have then turned their sights on
Speaker 7: somebody else. This is the playbook. Demonize Republicans, no matter
Speaker 7: who they put up, and by the way, ship into
Speaker 7: swing states tens of thousands of illegal immigrants so that
Speaker 7: they can vote largely Democratic, so that we can shut
Speaker 7: the Republican Party out forever. That's the game plan, that's
Speaker 7: the blueprint. And if you don't understand that, and if
Speaker 7: you don't want to admit it, then you're not being
Speaker 7: honest with yourself.
Speaker 2: And the seven top states to receive these individuals are Michigan, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin,
Speaker 2: North Carolina, Georgia, Nevada, and Arizona are largely disproportionate. Hundreds
Speaker 2: of thousands or a few million paroles from Haiti and
Speaker 2: or illegal immigrants are occupying in those areas with this
Speaker 2: express purpose of flipping those states blue. And that the plan.
Speaker 2: That's the goal. And Georgia Bahetti Baketto, I'm watching it
Speaker 2: being exercised, and I'm amazed that they get away with it.
Speaker 2: But they get away with it because well, when Donald
Speaker 2: Trump gets in a second time. All hell's going to
Speaker 2: break loose. The same individuals are going to file numerous complaints.
Speaker 2: I have a story here out of Axios that says
Speaker 2: the following top Democrats won't commit to certifying a Trump victory.
Speaker 2: And the one leading the band is Jamie Raskin, the
Speaker 2: liberal Democrat from Maryland. Yeah, he will not guarantee he's
Speaker 2: going to certify a Trump victory. It's not in the
Speaker 2: national he says interest for that to occur. And he's
Speaker 2: the one complaining about election deniers, and he's going to
Speaker 2: lead the band to make sure Trump doesn't an electoral votes.
Speaker 2: Isn't that rich?
Speaker 7: Only in America? Hey, listen, you know all those folks
Speaker 7: that get shipped to these swing states, all those illegal
Speaker 7: immigrants and everything. If you ask them for an ID
Speaker 7: in order to vote, it means you're a racist, all right?
Speaker 2: George baketto where is the documentary Chasing Trump?
Speaker 4: Too?
Speaker 2: How can the American people get that?
Speaker 7: All they got to do is go to YouTube Chasing
Speaker 7: Trump and I'll see.
Speaker 10: It in.
Speaker 7: Full bloom. And I'm so proud to have been a
Speaker 7: part of it. And it's been an honor to be
Speaker 7: on your show. Bill, I've heard many good things about
Speaker 7: your show, but this is my first opportunity.
Speaker 2: Let's make it a second and third time. George, You're
Speaker 2: a great American, and thank you for coming on the
Speaker 2: Bill Cunningham Show. I'm not going to give up this
Speaker 2: country because the radical left and the Soros crowd want
Speaker 2: to take over our judiciary. Whatever the Democrats accused Trump
Speaker 2: of having done, believe me, they've already done it in spades.
Speaker 2: They accused the Republicans of engaging in their behavior, and
Speaker 2: the documentary points that out chasing Trump on YouTube and
Speaker 2: George baketto thank you for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 2: You're a great American. Thank you, George.
Speaker 7: That was a pleasure. Bill, Thank you so much.
Speaker 2: Let's continue with more. There it is Go Cunningham the
Speaker 2: Great American, Live with you every Sunday night, Billy Cunningham,
Speaker 2: the Great American. Coming up, and coming up next is
Speaker 2: Wayne Allen. Rood's got a great column up tonight about
Speaker 2: what he thinks is going to happen. And I love
Speaker 2: speaking to lawyers like George Paghetto because one thing that
Speaker 2: Democrats are great at is accusing others of dark plots
Speaker 2: and conspiracies that they themselves are actively pursuing. So, as
Speaker 2: he and I pointed out, when the Democrats fear Trump
Speaker 2: going against his political opponents, that is exactly what's already happened.
Speaker 2: They go after their political opponents. It's called it. Twenty
Speaker 2: five to fifty individuals and died in and around Donald
Speaker 2: Trump coming up next to the Great Wayne Allen Root,
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Speaker 2: I'm Billy Cunningham, the great American. Here we are on
Speaker 2: the eve of the election. Uh, how many times have
Speaker 2: you and I heard that this is the most consequential
Speaker 2: election in American history. Guess what? Every now and then
Speaker 2: we're going to be right, And this time we're right.
Speaker 2: Take one course or take another. And one of the
Speaker 2: great men of the defendant, Donald Trump. Now for about
Speaker 2: ten years and advocated for him when it wasn't so popular.
Speaker 2: When he came down the escalators, Wayne Allen Root threatened
Speaker 2: several columns relative there too. He lives in Nevada, of course,
Speaker 2: which is a hot state for the Donald. We'll see
Speaker 2: what happens. He's introduced him numerous times. I like to
Speaker 2: think a personal friend of Donald J. Trump as Wayne
Speaker 2: Allen Root as a column up, which is wonderful. Quote.
Speaker 2: There has never been a man like Trump in world history.
Speaker 2: There's never been a moment like this in history. Just
Speaker 2: think of what we have all witness in the past year.
Speaker 2: Wayne Allen Root, Welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 2: Let's go over before we talk about the Iowall pull,
Speaker 2: which we spoke off. There is a bunch of bs,
Speaker 2: but NBC ABC thinks this a trend developing that no
Speaker 2: one else can understand. But tell the American people, why
Speaker 2: do you say this is something that has never happened
Speaker 2: before and will never have again.
Speaker 4: Well, that's that's what I was saying about about Donald Trump, right.
Speaker 4: That was my column from a couple of days ago.
Speaker 7: This is this is history, man.
Speaker 4: There will never be another moment like this. None of
Speaker 4: us will ever witness anything like what we're seeing. And
Speaker 4: I listed all the things. I mean, it's just been remarkable.
Speaker 4: The mugshot seen and heard around the world. That's the
Speaker 4: most incredible mugshot anyone's ever seen, let alone for a
Speaker 4: presidential candidate. What presidential candidate's ever had a mug shot?
Speaker 4: But Trump turned it into a brand. And four insane
Speaker 4: indictments and absurd civil charges and two convictions with rig
Speaker 4: jury's and rig judges and witch hunt trials in a
Speaker 4: city with Trump derangement syndrome Bill. And even after all that,
Speaker 4: he goes up in the polls each time they indict him,
Speaker 4: and each time they convict him, and each time they
Speaker 4: try and take his life savings away. Who's ever experienced
Speaker 4: any or witnessed anything like this in the history of
Speaker 4: politic to America or anywhere else. And then, of course
Speaker 4: the iconic images of Trump after the assassination attempt, blood
Speaker 4: on his face, fight, fight, fight, most iconic chant in history.
Speaker 4: And then the presidential debate with Joe Biden where the
Speaker 4: whole world finally realized the man has, you know, got
Speaker 4: major mental deterioration, And next thing you know, he's pushed
Speaker 4: out it's just amazing. No one's ever done that, for
Speaker 4: who's ever been pushed out when they've won the nomination
Speaker 4: And next Democrat leaders anoint Kabla Harris with that one vote,
Speaker 4: just like that, they rush to judgment and then picture
Speaker 4: Trump in an apron serving food and a drive in
Speaker 4: window at McDonald's and McDonald's saying that she never worked there.
Speaker 4: And then finally, you know, just a few days ago,
Speaker 4: Joe Biden stunned the nation by calling Trump voters garbage.
Speaker 4: And then I recommended to Trump, by the way, it
Speaker 4: was the text from me that morning, and I said,
Speaker 4: you should wear a sanitation workers outfit and ride in
Speaker 4: a garbage truck. And next thing you know, he's in
Speaker 4: the vest in a garbage truck. I told him should
Speaker 4: ride on the the truck, by the way, but that
Speaker 4: might have been a little dangerous, So maybe I was
Speaker 4: a little rash there. But he took my idea, and
Speaker 4: I said, you want to do TV ads too. He
Speaker 4: hasn't done that. I said it should be I'm Donald Trump,
Speaker 4: and you le like me, and I will take out
Speaker 4: the trash. I said, you should call yourself the head
Speaker 4: of the Federal Sanitation Department. To clean up Washington, DC swamp.
Speaker 4: So I mean, just think of all those images and
Speaker 4: all those exciting things, good and bad. Nothing like this
Speaker 4: has ever happened before, Bill, and I don't think anything
Speaker 4: like it will ever happen again. It's all about the
Speaker 4: energy of Donald J. Trump, and it's been an amazing energy,
Speaker 4: and there's good and bad to it. We all know
Speaker 4: he says things sometimes that we wish you'd say. We
Speaker 4: know he tweets things we wish you did say. But
Speaker 4: he's just an amazing guy. And he had a good
Speaker 4: first term, fantastic, did some amazing things with the American
Speaker 4: people and the economy, in the middle class and the border,
Speaker 4: and peace around the world and low interest rates almost
Speaker 4: zero and low inflation almost zero, and everything was perfect.
Speaker 4: It was like, you know, which is the purpose one
Speaker 4: mommy daddy? What was that famous fairy tale? And he
Speaker 4: has the perfect porridge. He really did do everything right,
Speaker 4: even though he's a little bit crazy at times. He
Speaker 4: did everything right for America in the economy. So it's
Speaker 4: been a great run. I feel great. I've been with
Speaker 4: him since he came down to the escalator in twenty fifteen,
Speaker 4: and I'll always be with him. I always stand behind
Speaker 4: Donald J. Trump because you go a long way with Trump.
Speaker 4: I built a heck of a career actually from two people,
Speaker 4: Donald J. Trump and Bill Cunningham. I started on your show,
Speaker 4: and I owe my career to you too, So thank you, Bill.
Speaker 2: Well, You've been a great friend. Now in Ohio, he
Speaker 2: used to be Iowa, Ohio, Florida, a Republican had to
Speaker 2: win those three states. If they won those three states,
Speaker 2: they're in no question. And of course in twenty twenty,
Speaker 2: Trump was the first American Republican president to win Iowa, Ohio,
Speaker 2: and Florida going away and lost. They got seventy four
Speaker 2: million votes, millions more than Obama ever received, the most
Speaker 2: exciting candidate ever in twenty twenty Electora results. You had
Speaker 2: the Joe Biden in his base, you had stacks of ballots.
Speaker 2: You I believe there was massive cheating of one type
Speaker 2: or another that resulted in the poll in the final account,
Speaker 2: and he lost by seven million votes, which I still
Speaker 2: have serious doubts about. But let me ask you this
Speaker 2: in Ohio, which many of the residents of Ohio, you're
Speaker 2: out West Ohio, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Wisconsin, pretty close to the
Speaker 2: same electorate in Ohio in the early vote, which is
Speaker 2: walk up voting and also mail in balloting. For the
Speaker 2: first time ever, the Republicans have a sixty to forty
Speaker 2: percent margin on an early voting. Got that from Frank Cares,
Speaker 2: which is unbelieva. Same thing true everywhere, same way into Nevada, Sovada, unbelievable.
Speaker 2: Why is it the Republicans voting early and replacing or
Speaker 2: is it new voters saying I can't take this anymore.
Speaker 2: I'm one of the seventy nine percent saying America's on
Speaker 2: the wrong track, and what's happening in Nevada? What do
Speaker 2: you see in early voting?
Speaker 4: Well, I think it's a little bit of both things
Speaker 4: you just said. I mean, I certainly feel good about things.
Speaker 4: I know that Charlie Kirk, who I'm a fan of
Speaker 4: and who's on my TV network for Real America's Voice,
Speaker 4: him and I have big shows on a network alone
Speaker 4: with Steve Bannon and Charlie tweeted out just like an
Speaker 4: hour ago, maybe an hour and a half ago, he
Speaker 4: tweeted out that with the vote early vote totals in Arizona,
Speaker 4: there's almost no way for Democrats to win that there
Speaker 4: aren't enough voters left to overcome the enough Democrat voters left.
Speaker 4: If Republicans come out in the normal number on election day,
Speaker 4: there are not enough Democrat voters left to overcome the lead.
Speaker 4: So I think we get United States Senator Kerry Lake,
Speaker 4: and we get Donald Trump winning Arizona. So and that
Speaker 4: goes a long way to, you know, showing you what's
Speaker 4: gonna happen in all the swing states. Nevada is even
Speaker 4: better numbers than Arizona. We've always been by election day
Speaker 4: down so in such a hole in Nevada that you
Speaker 4: know you can't it's so hard to ever dig your
Speaker 4: way out being down. I don't know, one hundred thousand votes,
Speaker 4: and this time we're up like sixty thousand votes. It's
Speaker 4: the most incredible turnaround anyone's ever seen. So look, I
Speaker 4: think everyone understands whether you love Trump or not, although
Speaker 4: I think most people in the Republican Party or who
Speaker 4: are voting Republican do like the guy. But even if
Speaker 4: you're holding your nose, you got to understand what a
Speaker 4: horrendous candidate Kamla Harris is and what would happen to
Speaker 4: this country if she became president. I mean she's a
Speaker 4: clueless person. I don't care that she's black. I don't
Speaker 4: care that she's a woman. She's not a clueless black woman.
Speaker 4: She's the coolest person anybody who has achieved things the
Speaker 4: way she has. She's never worked for anything in her life,
Speaker 4: and she hasn't even worked to be president. Bill. You know,
Speaker 4: I just saw the schedule of Trump. I knew today
Speaker 4: was incredible, but tomorrow the only you know, the last
Speaker 4: day before the election. He's doing like five rallies tomorrow
Speaker 4: from early morning to late evening, Chris crossing the whole country.
Speaker 4: You've never seen a person work as hard as Donald Trump.
Speaker 4: And this has been his entire life, you know, a
Speaker 4: lot like me. I'm a workaholic. My grandfather taught me
Speaker 4: that everything in life's about work. So when people say, Wayne,
Speaker 4: do you ever sit by the pool, Yeah, I sit
Speaker 4: by the pool and I make business calls. And I say,
Speaker 4: he ever go to the beach? Yeah, I sit on
Speaker 4: the beach and I look up football stats. I mean,
Speaker 4: I'm just always working, you know, I just don't know
Speaker 4: when to turn it off. That's Trump. He's working so
Speaker 4: hard at the age of seventy eight, and he's willing
Speaker 4: to work from early morning to late evening to win
Speaker 4: your support. And she is the laziest candidate in the
Speaker 4: history of politics. She does almost nothing. She barely leaves Washington,
Speaker 4: d C. There's been days she doesn't even leave at
Speaker 4: what you know during the campaign, and you just go
Speaker 4: that never happened with Trump ever, and it never happens
Speaker 4: now in this campaign. He is just wants your vote
Speaker 4: so hard and loves this country so much. How do
Speaker 4: you not give your vote to the guy who works
Speaker 4: the hardest and the guy who built skyscrapers versus some
Speaker 4: lifelong government employee who screwed Lilly Brown to get her
Speaker 4: jobs and then literally got hired each time or elected
Speaker 4: each time with through DEI. The woman has never worked
Speaker 4: hard for anything in her life, never actually earned a
Speaker 4: single post she's ever been at. It's really incredible to
Speaker 4: dip and what could happen to her economy. I predict
Speaker 4: the total collapse that if Coma to win, and I
Speaker 4: don't think it's gonna happen, but if she were to
Speaker 4: win the next day, the stock mark would collapse, real
Speaker 4: estate would collapse, people would be in a paddock, The
Speaker 4: rich would be leaving the country and taking all their
Speaker 4: money with them. It would be a disaster of epic proportion.
Speaker 4: She doesn't have to manage an economy. I would not
Speaker 4: let Kamala manage a dairy queen. She can't manage the
Speaker 4: United States economy. She can't be the commander of the military.
Speaker 4: It's not even possible. Billets a joke. She can't meet
Speaker 4: with she and s they'll bring a cot to the meeting.
Speaker 4: You gotta be kidding me.
Speaker 2: I'm looking at your column, which is at Root for
Speaker 2: America dot com. Next, Democratic leaders anointed Kamala Harris, the
Speaker 2: most unlikable, unpopular, unelectable, incompetent radical VP in history, is
Speaker 2: the new presidential nominee, without her ever getting one vote
Speaker 2: in the primary. Just like that, she has a billion dollars.
Speaker 2: Everything's happened. I'm looking at real clearpolitics dot com, which
Speaker 2: is a compilation including we're going to talk about that
Speaker 2: Iowa pull, but it includes that poll of all the
Speaker 2: states where Trump is currently up not counting one to
Speaker 2: three percent more that is unpolled relative to Trump, and
Speaker 2: they have him to eighty seven. Harris Walls, we can
Speaker 2: talk about Tim Walls anyway. Two fifty one They have
Speaker 2: him somewhat easily winning. They have him winning Pennsylvania, losing Michigan,
Speaker 2: Wisconsin winning, North Carolina, Georgia, winning, Arizona and Nevada, and
Speaker 2: he gets to eighty seven and Michigan. How does somebody
Speaker 2: in Michigan that cares so much about auto workers, car
Speaker 2: and the cars, how do they ever vote for someone
Speaker 2: who wants to destroy their jobs? Send them to Mexico.
Speaker 2: No one's going to go evs et cetera.
Speaker 7: China, China.
Speaker 2: It's just gone. And so I'm more confident in Michigan
Speaker 2: than Pennsylvania, are you.
Speaker 4: Well, there's a lot of Shenanigans in Michigani have a
Speaker 4: Democrat governor who I think. You know, again, it's opinion
Speaker 4: is corrupt. You got a sex Chaier of state is
Speaker 4: to what my opinion is triple corrupt. But again these
Speaker 4: are opinions. These people, in my opinion, are dirty and
Speaker 4: they're willing to do anything to cheat and steal. So
Speaker 4: you know you don't have that. In twenty twenty, you
Speaker 4: had a Republican sextaif of state I believe in Michigan. Yeah,
Speaker 4: and you had a Republican legislature, and I think You've
Speaker 4: got a lot of things missing in Michigan that you
Speaker 4: had in twenty twenty, so it won't be quite as easy.
Speaker 4: But you know, most polls I've seen, he's comfortably ahead
Speaker 4: in every single swing state. He's the head by like
Speaker 4: three points four points, and he should win this election. Look,
Speaker 4: I know which polls to trust that I know which
Speaker 4: polls are reliable, and I know which polls are are
Speaker 4: a you know, basically a con job. I can't believe
Speaker 4: that the media, even some conservative media. Fox News had
Speaker 4: a headline all day today about how the latest poll
Speaker 4: shows Trump's losing like five of seven swing states, and
Speaker 4: they quoted a poll. So let me see which is
Speaker 4: the poll. I'm looking it up right now to make sure.
Speaker 4: The New York Times Sienna poll. And I asked, do
Speaker 4: you know Patrick Bashram of the Democracy Institute, I've heard
Speaker 4: of my fabulous polster, be most accurate polster in the
Speaker 4: country in twenty twenty. They claim other people are great,
Speaker 4: but nobody hit it on the money like he did,
Speaker 4: the exact number of votes for each side. And he's
Speaker 4: done this for years, and I think he's the best.
Speaker 4: And he has Trump up in every swing state by
Speaker 4: by five points and three points nationwide, and then I
Speaker 4: trust Rathmussen. Rath Musen has Trump up three points nationwide,
Speaker 4: and then I trust Atlas, and Atlas's final poll is
Speaker 4: Trump up three points nationwide and up in every single
Speaker 4: swing state. So then Fox News features New York Times
Speaker 4: Sienna on the front. So I called up Patrick Basham
Speaker 4: today and I said, look, I'm not a math expert,
Speaker 4: I'm not a pollster. Please look at the methodology of
Speaker 4: the New York Times Siena poll that Fox put on
Speaker 4: the front page. It says Trump is losing five to
Speaker 4: seven swing states, and tell me why, and he said,
Speaker 4: And he comes back and says it because it oversamples.
Speaker 4: He said, Georgia, the registration is GOP plus four, in
Speaker 4: other words, four point edge for the GOP that poll
Speaker 4: uses Democrats plus one. It's five points off. So of
Speaker 4: course you're gonna look like Kamala wins by one. That
Speaker 4: means Trump is actually up by four or five. And
Speaker 4: they show Kamala up by one, and they make the
Speaker 4: same miscalculation that I would argue. My opinion is it's
Speaker 4: intentional in every single state. If you change the figures
Speaker 4: to correct the true registration edge Trump wins every swing state,
Speaker 4: even in the New York Times, the n A poll.
Speaker 4: It's all in the numbers. You know. It's just like AI.
Speaker 4: AI isn't brilliant. It's whatever you feed into its brain.
Speaker 4: That's why when you add AI about a conservative, they
Speaker 4: say terrible things about us because it's been fed by liberals.
Speaker 4: So they feed them lies, and the EI AI brain
Speaker 4: believes the lies you're true, and then regurgitates it. These
Speaker 4: polls are filled with lies. So let's talk about Iowa
Speaker 4: because that it's the funniest poll of the year. It's
Speaker 4: so absurd that I recommend it in a tweet today.
Speaker 4: And again, I'm an opinion guy. It's just my opinion.
Speaker 4: It's not a fact. It's an opinion. I said. It's
Speaker 4: an intentional attempt at election interference. It's clear that Trump
Speaker 4: has all the edges right now, and he was running
Speaker 4: away with it, and they wanted to change the narrative.
Speaker 4: So they made up a poll. They faked it, and
Speaker 4: then they put it out to the entire American media
Speaker 4: and everybody bit and they all reported Trump is losing
Speaker 4: even in Iowa. Well, so I asked Patrick Basham to
Speaker 4: look at the methodology in Iowa. And this is the
Speaker 4: one that's amazing. So Trump. In twenty twenty, Bill Trump
Speaker 4: won Iowa by eight points, so you say plus eight Trump.
Speaker 4: You know what the registration advantage was to the GOP
Speaker 4: that year on Iowa.
Speaker 6: Plus one plus one, so.
Speaker 4: He won by seven points over or plus one. In
Speaker 4: twenty twenty four, the Iowa GOP party registration edge is
Speaker 4: GOP plus eight. We used to be plus one, now
Speaker 4: plus eight, which suggests that Trump should win Iowa by
Speaker 4: double digits. And guess what. On the same day that
Speaker 4: the Des Moines newspaper came out and said that Kamala
Speaker 4: wins by three in their poll, guess what Emerson. Emerson
Speaker 4: came out and said Trump wins by ten and a
Speaker 4: half in Iowa. And that's exactly what the numbers would indicate.
Speaker 4: So I asked Patrick, how could they come up with
Speaker 4: that number? And he said, it's completely flawed. They show
Speaker 4: Iowa eleven points more Democrats than Republicans since twenty twenty.
Speaker 6: It's so ridiculous, it's so false.
Speaker 4: And they also claim men and suburban voters and rural
Speaker 4: voters at Iowa are trending more towards Kamala than they
Speaker 4: did towards Trump in twenty twenty. It's ridiculous, it's impossible.
Speaker 4: It's gone for plus one to plus eight registration Republicans advantage.
Speaker 4: And they're making believe Trump's gonna lose. It's a lie.
Speaker 4: And I'll give you one more, just.
Speaker 2: Thirty seconds, all right.
Speaker 4: So I just want to say the methods in the
Speaker 4: other pole, which is New York Times Sienna, basically said
Speaker 4: that white men are moving away from Donald Trump.
Speaker 2: No, No, it's all.
Speaker 4: Such ridiculous methodology. One poll today and this one was
Speaker 4: by Marist, claims that Trump's losing Pennsylvania. What was the methodology?
Speaker 4: Trump is down nine points with white men in Pennsylvania's
Speaker 4: in twenty twenty. And if you believe that, I've got
Speaker 4: to a bridge to sell you in Vegas over the
Speaker 4: Atlantic Ocean. So now you know you've been scammed. These
Speaker 4: are fake poles my opinion, they're liars. They're filled with propaganda.
Speaker 4: Reminds me of the Soviet Union.
Speaker 2: Wayne, we got a run. But if you're available next
Speaker 2: Sunday night, I want to pick up the pieces and
Speaker 2: find out good things. I believe, if there's a god
Speaker 2: in having, Trump will win. When on a Ruth, thank
Speaker 2: you for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 4: Thanks. Let wait, wait wait, let me just finish with
Speaker 4: be quick. It's what I told Trump on Thursday when
Speaker 4: he came to town. Him and I were talking backstage, and
Speaker 4: I said, you're gonna win by twelve nationwide and they
Speaker 4: cheat ten. I predict, therefore you come out two points
Speaker 4: popular winner at an electoral landslide, close to three hundred
Speaker 4: votes for more. And Trump thought that was funny. You know,
Speaker 4: win by twelve, they cheat ten, you win by two.
Speaker 4: That's gonna be the number you watch. Trump's gonna win
Speaker 4: the popular by two and win an electoral landslide. Wayne
Speaker 4: Root said it market down.
Speaker 2: Let's review next Sunday night. What actually occurred? Wayne Allen wrote,
Speaker 2: God bless you and thank you very much.
Speaker 4: Roots from America dot Com. Thanks everyone, God blests, have
Speaker 4: a great Tuesday night on to victory.
Speaker 2: I always do. Thank you, Wayne. Phill Cunningham with you
Speaker 2: every Sunday Night. By Philly Cunningham and I've had on
Speaker 2: a way line of route since I started on this
Speaker 2: Sunday Night about I don't know, my gosh, it's been
Speaker 2: about sixteen seventeen years ago, and I don't have a
Speaker 2: better guest, no one with more information, nobody with more competency,
Speaker 2: no one with more predictive skills. You read his stuff
Speaker 2: at Rootfamerica dot com and it's obvious. I think to
Speaker 2: all with eyes to see and ears to hear, what's
Speaker 2: gonna happen, and that is Trump's going to become the
Speaker 2: forty seventh president of the United States. Looking at the
Speaker 2: person of Kamala Harris and her lack of accomplishments and
Speaker 2: her flip flopping on basically every issue, you cannot in
Speaker 2: one hand say in California repeatedly, I'm against fracking, I'm
Speaker 2: against fracking, band fracking, I don't like cracking. Then get
Speaker 2: to Pennsylvania. I love praking. Let's have more fracking. She
Speaker 2: lies repeatedly about where she stands on every important issue.
Speaker 2: Coming up next is Brian Enton with News Nations. Driving
Speaker 2: across the nation, Bill Cunningham with you every Sunday. You
Speaker 2: may not know. The election al is hot and heavy.
Speaker 2: Every phrase, every apostrophe is being dissected by the mainstream media.
Speaker 2: But one person on the ground, like Willie Nelson on
Speaker 2: the road again is Brian Entton of News Nations starting
Speaker 2: in New Jersey ending in California and Brian Entton, welcome
Speaker 2: again in the Bill Cunningham Show. And Brian, at this point,
Speaker 2: can you tell the American people about a week before
Speaker 2: you began your journey, what did you pitch to Sean
Speaker 2: Compton and others? What was your mission when you started
Speaker 2: this a few weeks back.
Speaker 3: My mission was to avoid going to the same political
Speaker 3: rallies on both sides over and over again, hearing the
Speaker 3: same speeches and talking to the same people. I just
Speaker 3: wanted to talk to everyday Americans and get a pulse
Speaker 3: of what was really.
Speaker 6: Going on in the country.
Speaker 3: And luckily they let me do it. And you said,
Speaker 3: we started in New Jersey and we drove all the
Speaker 3: way across the country. It took us about ten days,
Speaker 3: and we shot stories all along the way. We've got
Speaker 3: a big special it's kind of era Monday Night on
Speaker 3: the CW, and it's awesome. I mean, it just it
Speaker 3: was awesome. I had never done the cross country trip.
Speaker 3: I mean it was beautiful to see all the different
Speaker 3: parts of America and talk to people.
Speaker 2: Did you spend time in Pennsylvania, which I guess now
Speaker 2: is the state of Interest and there's a poll out
Speaker 2: this morning the head that Trumps drew up about three points,
Speaker 2: which I don't believe going to be one or two points.
Speaker 2: But when you got to Pennsylvania or so, what did
Speaker 2: you find if anything?
Speaker 3: Yeah, in Pennsylvania, we focused on black men, just because
Speaker 3: there have been some issues with with the with the
Speaker 3: poland for Harris and that department. Some surprises there. We
Speaker 3: went to a couple of black barber shops and son
Speaker 3: and there was more Trump support than I expected in
Speaker 3: those areas. You know, there's been a lot of crime
Speaker 3: in those neighborhoods and small businesses that had been broken into,
Speaker 3: and people are concerned about that, and and we found
Speaker 3: a lot of Trump support, So that the pole you're
Speaker 3: talking about doesn't really surprise me.
Speaker 4: I think it's going to be close.
Speaker 3: I mean, after going through all the states, you know,
Speaker 3: that's that's I mean, it's.
Speaker 6: No surprise there. But that's really that's really the feeling
Speaker 6: that I get.
Speaker 2: And most of the polling in the past have had
Speaker 2: the black vote for Democrats above ninety percent. I think
Speaker 2: that the high mark was Obama in twenty oh eight.
Speaker 2: I think you had ninety three percent of the black
Speaker 2: vote and it was like almost tribalism that if you're black,
Speaker 2: you're going to vote for the first black president, and
Speaker 2: therefore they did. Why doesn't the same principle apply because
Speaker 2: Kamala Harris identifies either as African American or Indian. But
Speaker 2: was there a sense that that's just like Charlemagne that
Speaker 2: God once was told to by Joe Biden, if you
Speaker 2: don't vote for me, you ain't black man. Was there
Speaker 2: a sense that they're a little bit of a rebellion
Speaker 2: against that, against the idea that because I'm a black mail,
Speaker 2: I'm going to vote for Kamala Harris Or was it
Speaker 2: gender based, race based, or policy based.
Speaker 3: I think there was a sense that the black community
Speaker 3: in some ways feels like they've been taking advantage of
Speaker 3: by the Democratic Party, like they're automatically going to get
Speaker 3: their vote. And in Philly there were a lot of
Speaker 3: people who felt like, you know, the Democrats haven't really
Speaker 3: paid attention to their communities, haven't invested in their communities. Again,
Speaker 3: crime was a big issue, the same thing with Latito's.
Speaker 6: I went through Nevada.
Speaker 3: We did a whole big series of stories in Nevada,
Speaker 3: and you know, they've putihdtionally voted Democrat over the years,
Speaker 3: and there's a lot of changes there, I mean a
Speaker 3: lot more. We went back and Doug to the voter
Speaker 3: registration numbers, a lot more switching over to the Republican
Speaker 3: Party saying that you know, they the family values they
Speaker 3: feel more in line with. And then you've got people
Speaker 3: though it was so interesting. I mean, you've got people
Speaker 3: who came to the country legally, you know, or their
Speaker 3: parents did, and.
Speaker 6: They're really the Latinos.
Speaker 3: A lot of them are really mad about what they
Speaker 3: see at the border, like they don't like seeing people
Speaker 3: cross what they call the wrong way.
Speaker 2: Going back to the black barbershop where the Trumpster was there,
Speaker 2: I think in the Bronx they went to a black
Speaker 2: barbershop and then Kamala Harris followed it up with a
Speaker 2: trip to another black barbershop. That's kind of the touchtone
Speaker 2: of the culture and urban communities, the black male barbershop
Speaker 2: where men get together, talk like men, act like men,
Speaker 2: hair as men were men, and the women go to
Speaker 2: the beauty salon, which is different, but nonetheless, was there
Speaker 2: a set in the black barbershop community that the Trumpster
Speaker 2: is more like them than Kamala Harris because he's a male,
Speaker 2: or because the policies, or and I think there's a
Speaker 2: sense that women feel the direct opposite. If you would
Speaker 2: have gone into a beauty salon with a whole bunch
Speaker 2: of women, I would think it'd be completely the opposite direction.
Speaker 2: And nonetheless, the experts you don't watch all the cable
Speaker 2: news shows as I do. I watch News Nation, I
Speaker 2: watch MSNBC, I watch Fox. I often record CNN, and
Speaker 2: all the so called pundits are saying, this is a
Speaker 2: head fake. It's not going to happen. When push comes
Speaker 2: to shove and it's the election about half the there's
Speaker 2: going to be seventy five or eighty million early votes,
Speaker 2: which is going to be half the total it's going
Speaker 2: to be done. That's a head fake, and that they
Speaker 2: really don't mean it. They really don't mean that. I'm
Speaker 2: fifteen percent, eighteen percent of black males are going to
Speaker 2: vote for Donald Trump. Did your findings refute that notion?
Speaker 6: I think so.
Speaker 3: I mean listening, we went to a cup full barbershops,
Speaker 3: and I would say it was about fifty fifty in
Speaker 3: terms of who people were supporting, and and even some
Speaker 3: of the folks who didn't necessarily like Trump, were still
Speaker 3: leaning towards voting form again just based on some of
Speaker 3: the policies.
Speaker 6: It was interesting.
Speaker 3: I hadn't gone back and dug into it, but people have.
Speaker 3: I mean, they don't feel like Kamala Harris treated black
Speaker 3: men fairly when she was the DA when you know,
Speaker 3: when she was a prosecutor in California. I mean, people
Speaker 3: people feel that way, which I thought was interesting that
Speaker 3: came up. And you know, Trump was big on on,
Speaker 3: you know, criminal justice reform and prison reform, which has
Speaker 3: reverberated through the black community. So I was surprised that
Speaker 3: that some folks had even dug into that.
Speaker 2: And in fact, she locked up a whole bunch of
Speaker 2: black men who were smoking pot. Her reasons unclear because
Speaker 2: when she was the DA some twenty twenty three years
Speaker 2: ago in San Francisco, there was a sense that marijuana
Speaker 2: is a permissible drug. But according to the record, she
Speaker 2: went out of her way to cite and lock up
Speaker 2: if required, black males who maybe in San Francisco disproportionately
Speaker 2: use marijuana. And now she pictures herself as somewhat different,
Speaker 2: and that anger in fact that at one point during
Speaker 2: the twenty nineteen debates, I recalled Tulsey Gabbert, who was
Speaker 2: a Democrat at the time, taking her to task for
Speaker 2: locking up over a thousand black men in San Francisco
Speaker 2: on minor drug charges, which by twenty nineteen was you
Speaker 2: don't do that in the city of Cincinnati. You can
Speaker 2: smoke pot openly in Washington Park and downtown Cincinnati. It's
Speaker 2: no big deal, even though you shouldn't do it, because
Speaker 2: the police chief tells the men and women in Blue
Speaker 2: don't give people citations for that. So it appears that
Speaker 2: she went out of her way in San Francisco to
Speaker 2: lock up black men for minor use of drug offenses.
Speaker 2: These aren't the dealers. These there guys walking around. And
Speaker 2: is that feeling when you presented that questions in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Illinois, Iowa, Wyoming,
Speaker 2: all the way across, was that the same feeling you
Speaker 2: got that she said one thing and did another.
Speaker 3: I think people are having a hard time figuring out
Speaker 3: exactly who she is. And in Pennsylvania, just back to Pennsylvania,
Speaker 3: you go to these swing states, Bill and they're inundated
Speaker 3: with ads. You don't I mean, you used to be
Speaker 3: in a swing statement in Ohio. But you don't realize
Speaker 3: until you're in the hotel room in Pennsylvania or in
Speaker 3: North Carolina or Nevada, that.
Speaker 6: You know these two live there.
Speaker 3: It's like they're living and breathing this all day.
Speaker 4: They turn on the TV.
Speaker 6: That's all the time.
Speaker 3: The text message is non stop, the phone calls, the
Speaker 3: signs are everywhere, the billboards are everywhere, Like, unless you're there,
Speaker 3: you don't feel that. And there were a lot of
Speaker 3: ads in Pennsylvania about her record in California when it
Speaker 3: came to some of the things you were talking about
Speaker 3: and the prosecution, So yeah, it was it was, it
Speaker 3: came up. I didn't hear it as much in other states.
Speaker 3: There were some other issues that, you know. We went
Speaker 3: out to Michigan. It was kind of more about the
Speaker 3: economy there. I talked to a lot of African Americans
Speaker 3: there that worked at the car manufacturing plants who were
Speaker 3: excited by the idea of the first black female president.
Speaker 3: But again went well, my paycheck was bigger under Trump,
Speaker 3: and you know, I need the money right now, can't
Speaker 3: afford the groceries. So that that was interesting, and yeah,
Speaker 3: we just kind of worked our way across it, and
Speaker 3: we did. We did Latinos in Nevada. What struck me
Speaker 3: the most, kind of focusing, like thinking about now that
Speaker 3: it's over, is like you mentioned, you watch a lot
Speaker 3: of cable news.
Speaker 6: You watch the.
Speaker 3: Meds, NBC, you watch Fox. They make you think that
Speaker 3: everybody hates each other.
Speaker 6: Like that it's just that nobody gets.
Speaker 3: Along nobody, and that's really not the truth. I mean,
Speaker 3: like when we're in the barbershops, half the people are Republican,
Speaker 3: half are Democrat, and they all like laugh with each other.
Speaker 3: And it was the same for the most part everywhere.
Speaker 6: We went U.
Speaker 3: So I think, in like real American towns and cities, like,
Speaker 3: it's not as divisive as they make it out to be.
Speaker 2: I don't think absolutely I have believe it or not.
Speaker 2: I have friends that are liberals. I have friends who
Speaker 2: think abortion is a sacrament. I have friends who think
Speaker 2: it's the killing of unborn, healthy babies. And we get
Speaker 2: a long fine except I know how they're going to vote,
Speaker 2: and I try to persuade them a little bit, but
Speaker 2: at some point it's like, forget about it. I'm still
Speaker 2: friends with Democrats. I like Democrats. They're people too, I
Speaker 2: mean Tony Bender is a kind of guy. He's a
Speaker 2: liberal Democrat from Boone County. He believes in the agenda
Speaker 2: of liberalism. But he's still my friend. I still like him.
Speaker 2: But if you watch MSNBC, then watch Breitbart or Fox News,
Speaker 2: my god, you would think we're at each other's throats.
Speaker 2: This is the most supportant the election in American history.
Speaker 2: We either become fascist or become a nation of he, she,
Speaker 2: and seventy four different pronouns. You have to go one
Speaker 2: way or not. In reality, you can walk into a
Speaker 2: black barbershop and I'd say, Brian Innton, maybe you weren't
Speaker 2: around as a reporter in the eight when Obama ran,
Speaker 2: but that same barbershop and eight would have been ninety
Speaker 2: five percent for Barack Husain Obama and right now that's
Speaker 2: not the case. Is that fair to.
Speaker 3: Say, That's totally fair to say one hundred percent. And
Speaker 3: I think that's another way that people get tricked a
Speaker 3: little is they don't always portray that on the news.
Speaker 3: They that these minorities, that there's a lot of them
Speaker 3: who support Trump or who are thinking about it, or
Speaker 3: who don't really believe that he's the bad guy. That
Speaker 3: they try to make him out to be. That's the
Speaker 3: sense that I got all across the country. Great of
Speaker 3: where there people who really don't like him, Yes, but
Speaker 3: there were a lot more people in the middle that
Speaker 3: weren't buying into you know, like, for example, we were
Speaker 3: on the road, you know, when all this stuff came
Speaker 3: down about the Hitler remarks and the comment about oh,
Speaker 3: I can't remember exactly what was said, but oh he
Speaker 3: wants generals like Hitler and so Leland.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 3: On news day, one of the say hey, Brian, like,
Speaker 3: why don't you start asking people about this. I'm curious
Speaker 3: what they think? And most people just were kind of like, well,
Speaker 3: did he really say it that way? I don't know
Speaker 3: that I really believe the context. I don't think you
Speaker 3: really meant that way. But if you turn on the news,
Speaker 3: they're like, everybody thinks he's Hitler.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 2: Right in Michigan, Michigan's another key state on the economy,
Speaker 2: the head of the OAW is a left right I
Speaker 2: think his name is Fane or something like that, endorsing
Speaker 2: completely Kamala Harris. On the other hand, the rank and
Speaker 2: file feel differently because they understand that the government mandates
Speaker 2: with evs means EV's going to be going to be
Speaker 2: put together in Mexico. They're not going to be put
Speaker 2: together in Michigan. And so the rank and file feel
Speaker 2: differently than the leadership with the team shirts, et cetera.
Speaker 2: Did the placement of the so called paroles from Cuba
Speaker 2: and from Haiti and from Venezuela, did they anyone bring
Speaker 2: up on the road again about this serious influx of
Speaker 2: so called paroles and a small town America was out
Speaker 2: a factor that.
Speaker 6: Was a factor.
Speaker 3: The border came up again and again and again. It
Speaker 3: was interesting that it was with Latinos a lot who
Speaker 3: are mad to see it happening. Where I think some
Speaker 3: people think may be the ones like, oh yeah, and
Speaker 3: granted we did here. We don't like the rhetoric that
Speaker 3: they're all criminals and that makes them feel bad. But
Speaker 3: they also don't think that people should just be able
Speaker 3: to walk in.
Speaker 6: But it's interesting you talk about the auto workers and
Speaker 6: the union.
Speaker 3: A lot of the auto workers were mad, Like you
Speaker 3: watch the news and you think that all the auto
Speaker 3: walk workers are Democrats. They don't like take a vote
Speaker 3: when they decide to endorse Harris, like there was like
Speaker 3: a voter or anything. Like that, which I just assumed
Speaker 3: like they must have done some kind of poll or
Speaker 3: something and that's how.
Speaker 6: They decide who the endorsements going to go to.
Speaker 3: That doesn't happen, so a lot of the workers feel
Speaker 3: like underrepresented that. But then you know, on the other side,
Speaker 3: so we talked to a lot of Trump supporter auto workers,
Speaker 3: but there were some that said, look, if it wasn't
Speaker 3: for the bailouts, and we heard this a lot, if
Speaker 3: it wasn't for the bailouts after the you know, the
Speaker 3: recession in two thousand and eight, where you know where
Speaker 3: they saved all these auto companies. Obama, a lot of
Speaker 3: these people for like they wouldn't have jobs. So they
Speaker 3: almost feel like they have to vote Democrat now, like
Speaker 3: they have this sort of allegiance to the party, which
Speaker 3: was interesting.
Speaker 2: And lastly, the teamsters, they had to vote of the
Speaker 2: rank and file, it was like sixty percent teamsters for Trump,
Speaker 2: but the leadership said, wow, that's not enough. Follow after all,
Speaker 2: we have a division here. We're not going to endorse Trump,
Speaker 2: but the truckers do. I thought sixty percent was a
Speaker 2: low number. Lastly, in Nevada, which is a key state,
Speaker 2: most of the polling now has the Trumpster up in
Speaker 2: Arizona by a little bit more than Nevada, just badly.
Speaker 2: And I would have thought in the culinary unions, which
Speaker 2: has thousands of members, they vote in lockstep. Did you
Speaker 2: have a sense this time they're not going to vote
Speaker 2: in lockstep for the Democrat.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Again, I think it goes back to similar.
Speaker 6: With the with the black vote.
Speaker 3: I think they feel like they try to put them
Speaker 3: all into one box and that they you know, I
Speaker 3: think people are over that. I think that they it's
Speaker 3: it's not I think they're offended by it. You know,
Speaker 3: they get offended that everybody thinks that they're one way
Speaker 3: or the other. And you know, a lot of the
Speaker 3: Latinos we spoke to like Trump so and also the
Speaker 3: numbers show that in terms of the voter registrations ahead
Speaker 3: of the election, there were a lot switching over to
Speaker 3: the Republican Party.
Speaker 6: So it's going to be interesting to see what happens
Speaker 6: in Nevada.
Speaker 3: We went through Utah, which was beautiful after we uh,
Speaker 3: after we left Vegas.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 3: I don't know if you've been to Zion. That was
Speaker 3: all I mean, that's that's a red state. But it
Speaker 3: was just interesting to drive through, and then we ended
Speaker 3: in California, which everybody thinks California, you know, Yeah, it's
Speaker 3: just a big bluestate wise and interesting politically. But there
Speaker 3: was some interesting political storylines there too.
Speaker 4: Bill.
Speaker 3: You know, they've they've switched for House seats read since
Speaker 3: twenty twenty. There one of the reasons that the House
Speaker 3: is read them in New York and the Asian community
Speaker 3: there is switching over to the Republican Party like crazy,
Speaker 3: which no one really focuses on. We did a story
Speaker 3: on that, you know, they're they're transferring over and drove
Speaker 3: upset about crime. I mean, we were in San Francisco.
Speaker 3: It's it's crazy what's happening there, Bill, in such a
Speaker 3: beautiful city.
Speaker 2: It's it's almost destroyed. In fact, aren't downtown businesses closed,
Speaker 2: office buildings are empty. Fishermen's Wharf doesn't exist anymore. There's
Speaker 2: a hollywoing out of that city. Is that fair to say?
Speaker 3: I mean, I will say it kind of reminds you
Speaker 3: what you always hear about Chicago. You go there and
Speaker 3: it is still a beautiful city, and I was, I've
Speaker 3: been there the last couple of days.
Speaker 6: I think some of it gets a little over hyped.
Speaker 3: It was. Honestly, in some areas it wasn't as bad
Speaker 3: as I expected, But in other areas, yes, there's an
Speaker 3: open air drug market.
Speaker 6: The weirdest thing Bill.
Speaker 3: We know, I photographer were crossing the street and we
Speaker 3: accidentally jay walked, and there was police officers that like
Speaker 3: kind of got on to us about it, and there
Speaker 3: was a guy smoking mess right on the core corner
Speaker 3: and that's okay, you know, but like you get caught.
Speaker 3: It just hit me in that moment, like, wait, we
Speaker 3: just got it talking to for jaywalking and the guy's
Speaker 3: smoking mess. And then there was this other thing that
Speaker 3: kind of hit me, Like.
Speaker 6: There's cars, the cars that are parked on the.
Speaker 3: Street, they have little signs in the window that they've
Speaker 3: printed out on their computer, nothing valuable inside, and.
Speaker 6: They hang the sign on each.
Speaker 3: Door on each side of their car because that's what
Speaker 3: they have to do so that no one breaks in
Speaker 3: or people will leave their windows open.
Speaker 4: I just like I couldn't believe that.
Speaker 2: Well, it's the way things are. And Cincinnati we've had
Speaker 2: so many car break ins. I've seen many signs hung
Speaker 2: in windows no valuables, and I tell people, don't lock
Speaker 2: your doors, leave nothing of value inside. We've had hundreds
Speaker 2: of break ins of car windows looking for guns and
Speaker 2: money and whatever. And the best thing to do is
Speaker 2: do not lock the doors and leave nothing of value,
Speaker 2: in which case that's your best chance not having a
Speaker 2: thousand dollars bill for a car window. It's everywhere in
Speaker 2: America today. Well once again, Brian, then you've been fabulous,
Speaker 2: you Bill, Let's continue with more. There it is. Things
Speaker 2: are better than you think. It's not going to be
Speaker 2: a civil war. The Earth's not going to quit spinning
Speaker 2: on his axis. If Kamala Harris's winds, it's just going
Speaker 2: to be part of the world's going to be disrupted.
Speaker 2: We're all going to look like San Francisco in the wharf.
Speaker 2: Bill Cunningham, the Grand American, live with you every Sunday night,
Speaker 2: Billy cunning Him, the Great American. Thanks for listening this
Speaker 2: Sunday night. And the most important election maybe in American
Speaker 2: history outside of eighteen sixty is going to take place
Speaker 2: on Tomorrow early voting. Then Tuesday results should be known.
Speaker 2: I would think by the end of the week we'll
Speaker 2: have a good indication. On Tuesday and Wednesday night, we'll
Speaker 2: see what happens, Get out and vote, vote early, vote often,
Speaker 2: vote for Donald J. Trump. Vote not for his personality,
Speaker 2: but for his policies. Bill Cunningham with you every Sunday night.