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INTERVIEW: Cenk Uygur Talks Democratic Prez Run, Joe Biden's Ego, The Young Turks + More · The Breakfast Club

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Speaker 1: Wake that answer up in the morning the breakfast club morning.
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Speaker 1: Everybody is dj n V Charlemagne the guy. We are
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Speaker 1: to breakfast Club. We got a special guest in the building. Yes,
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Speaker 1: indeed we have Jank Yugar.
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Speaker 2: Welcome.
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Speaker 3: Thank you guys.
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Speaker 2: Now you brother, do I say legam you can?
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Speaker 3: Okay?
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Speaker 2: I I are you, sir?
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Speaker 3: Good?
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Speaker 2: Good? Absolutely absolutely.
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Speaker 1: Now you decided to jump into this presidential race and
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Speaker 1: run for president?
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Speaker 3: I did?
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Speaker 2: I did.
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Speaker 3: In fact that that's the point Charlemagne is making it
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Speaker 3: in a sense because I'm the first Muslim born presidential
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Speaker 3: candidate in US history.
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Speaker 2: That's right.
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Speaker 1: So why did you want to jump into this race,
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Speaker 1: this crazy race of yeah people and everything that's going on?
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Speaker 3: Great question. It's because Joe Biden is definitely gonna lose.
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Speaker 3: And so we're all on board of the Titanic and
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Speaker 3: everybody's looking around like, oh, there's an iceberg and we're
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Speaker 3: gonna run into it. Okay, true, and they're all like,
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Speaker 3: we're all good with it. We're all good with it.
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Speaker 3: I'm not good with it. So the guys at thirty
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Speaker 3: seven percent, no income in under fifty percent wins. He's
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Speaker 3: under forty percent, He's fifteen points lower than when he
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Speaker 3: barely beat Trump last time in the electoral college, fifteen
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Speaker 3: points lower. He's losing independence by ten points. He's losing
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Speaker 3: young people by four points. There's no Democratic candidate that
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Speaker 3: has any chance of winning if they're losing young voters.
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Speaker 3: He's down to a four point lead among Latinos used
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Speaker 3: to be forty two points for Democrats. So does this
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Speaker 3: mother look like he's gonna make a fifteen point comeback.
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Speaker 3: I mean, he'd be like he's making fifteen minute naps.
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Speaker 3: So he has no chance of winning. And my job
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Speaker 3: is to wake people up and say this guy is
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Speaker 3: in fact, I even bought the url. Biden is going
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Speaker 3: to lose dot com Wow, Okay, And it redirects to
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Speaker 3: my sight because he has almost no chance of winning.
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Speaker 3: So what I'm doing is I'm on the board of
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Speaker 3: the Titanic and people go, oh, you're not the captain.
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Speaker 3: It shouldn't be you. It shouldn't be you. I say, okay,
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Speaker 3: that's fair, but it's got to be somebody, Okay, So
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Speaker 3: I'm lunging into the captain's quarters and turning that wheel.
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Speaker 3: Let's go, we gotta turn it. It can't be Biden
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Speaker 3: because he's I like democracy.
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Speaker 2: I want to keep it same. I want to go
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Speaker 2: back to you know, just who you are, because I
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Speaker 2: know a lot of people are watching this and they're like, oh,
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Speaker 2: that's they know you from the Young Turks. Yeah, you know,
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Speaker 2: tell us what the Young Turk Network is for people
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Speaker 2: who don't know.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, So we started this twenty one years ago. We're
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Speaker 3: actually the oldest show in internet history.
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Speaker 2: Wow.
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Speaker 3: Okay, there were shows on before us, but they all
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Speaker 3: went under. So we're the last man standing. We're the
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Speaker 3: first partner ever for YouTube. We're the third partner for Facebook.
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Speaker 3: So we've been around forever. We're the ogs of YouTube.
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Speaker 3: We're the first YouTube partner ever. Saw I'm the original
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Speaker 3: YouTuber and we now have five billion views a year
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Speaker 3: and it's a network that has dozens of hosts and like,
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Speaker 3: for example, our second largest show is Indisputable with doctor
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Speaker 3: Rashad Richie. Okay, and he is excellent. He's out of Atlanta.
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Speaker 3: He's as good as it gets. So we got Young
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Speaker 3: Turks who got Indisputable. We got Damage Report, Nina turned
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Speaker 3: Ida Rodriguez, Ebity Williams used to be on Young Turks.
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Speaker 3: Like half the folks you see on TV Charles Coleman.
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Speaker 3: Folks that are on like streaming networks, et cetera. So
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Speaker 3: we're on YouTube and Facebook of course are pillars, but
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Speaker 3: we're also on all of the Roku, Pluto, Samsung TV,
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Speaker 3: you name it as a twenty four hour channel. So
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Speaker 3: basically we're progressives. And the reason why we become so
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Speaker 3: popular I saw it with nothing. We started. My living
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Speaker 3: room was zero dollars. My name is Jank Yuger. I
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Speaker 3: got no connections none. Right, it's not like everybody saying
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Speaker 3: all the Muslims are on Hollywood. So so we had nothing,
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Speaker 3: and we rose up because people were like, yes, yes,
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Speaker 3: why don't more people say that? When we were on
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Speaker 3: the air in two thousand and two, two thousand and three,
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Speaker 3: we're like, what are you guys?
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Speaker 2: Nuts?
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Speaker 3: We're gonna go into rack. Rack didn't even attack us,
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Speaker 3: and so everybody that listened was like, finally, I thought
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Speaker 3: I was a crazy one. They didn't attack us today, No,
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Speaker 3: they didn't. So we've been saying stuff like that ever since.
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Speaker 3: So I was one hundred percent against Bush and Cheney.
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Speaker 3: They did the torture, they did the wars, et cetera.
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Speaker 3: I was a million percent on Obama's side, but we're look,
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Speaker 3: we're ballsy. So when Obama came in and he started
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Speaker 3: doing things that were conservative, I was like, no, sorry, okay,
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Speaker 3: but you shouldn't be drilling in the Gulf. Three weeks
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Speaker 3: later it blows up, Right, So you got to challenge people,
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Speaker 3: and the point of media is to challenge the powerful,
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Speaker 3: no matter who they are. Right.
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Speaker 2: I've always appreciated what young turks does, you know, I've
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Speaker 2: always appreciated the commentary. And it makes me wonder, do
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Speaker 2: you think you would be more effective as a president
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Speaker 2: or as a host on young Turks who can speak
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Speaker 2: truth the power? Because in the era right now, we
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Speaker 2: have all of this fake news and you know, you
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Speaker 2: can't really trust you know, political pundits. You know, where
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Speaker 2: do you think you'd be more effective?
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Speaker 3: Yeah, So, Charlotte Mage, you're totally right. Like the read
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Speaker 3: there's a reason why I'm in media, And I went
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Speaker 3: in and tried a couple of different things, and so,
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Speaker 3: and I think media is more powerful. I think Fox
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Speaker 3: News was way more powerful than the president's right. They
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Speaker 3: would drive the agenda, and they pretty much got Bush
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Speaker 3: elected back in two thousand so and Trump really and
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Speaker 3: Trump but in the case of Bush, they just literally cheated.
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Speaker 3: They just declared him the president when he wasn't right
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Speaker 3: on the night of the election. But that's a long story.
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Speaker 3: But bottom line is, Yeah, we're top ten network already
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Speaker 3: on all of the platforms that we're on, but we're
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Speaker 3: gonna go to number one. So look, my job as
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Speaker 3: a guy who is the founder and the CEO of
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Speaker 3: the company is to make sure we beat CNN. So
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Speaker 3: I'm not playing around. TV's going down and we're going up.
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Speaker 3: We get four hundred million views a month and we
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Speaker 3: got over twenty seven million subscribers, so we keep skyrocketing
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Speaker 3: every year and those folks keep going down. So why
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Speaker 3: bother doing the presidential thing? Because the only thing that
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Speaker 3: could stop us is if Trump wins in twenty twenty
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Speaker 3: four and then Trump you know this media, Yeah this today,
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Speaker 3: he's targeting the media, and he was talking about how
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Speaker 3: he's gonna maybe even arrest the CEO of MSNBC. Well,
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Speaker 3: I'm the CEO of TYT and we kick his ass
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Speaker 3: ten thousand times more than MSNBC, like Biden, and MSNBC
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Speaker 3: barely lay a glove on him compared to us. Right,
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Speaker 3: I did in twenty sixteen, I did one hundred days
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Speaker 3: in a row of a segment we call Loser Donald
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Speaker 3: explaining to people what a loser he is. He's bankrupted
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Speaker 3: six companies, that was true, Social is gonna be seven companies.
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Speaker 3: These guys keep calling him a racist, sexist, all this stuff.
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Speaker 3: But we all know that, we all know that that's
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Speaker 3: not working anymore. Number one, you gotta have a positive
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Speaker 3: message of your own. The Democrats don't deliver on that
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Speaker 3: nearly enough. And number two, you got to hit him
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Speaker 3: where his theoretical strength is. He's like, oh, I'm a big,
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Speaker 3: great businessman, and you're like, brother, you've never had a
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Speaker 3: successful company. Never, All your companies are bankrupt. You hide
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Speaker 3: your grades like a little spoiled bitch. He's still hiding
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Speaker 3: his high school grades. What kind of a loser does that?
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Speaker 3: But Biden, he's I'm a gentleman. You know my Republican friends.
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Speaker 3: He starts, but we don't have time for your Republican friends.
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Speaker 3: So my point is the reason I got in Charle
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Speaker 3: Magne is because we got to turn the wheel. We
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Speaker 3: cannot lose democracy right before we're all about to win.
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Speaker 3: You know, in twenty twenty eight, we're in awesome shape.
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Speaker 3: The left is progressives are the younger totally on our side,
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Speaker 3: and now the younger all the way up to fifty.
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Speaker 3: But we can't win if Biden lost the young.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, Biden sucks. You know what's so interesting. The thing
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Speaker 2: that gets me about Trump even now is like, why
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Speaker 2: do you think American people support a person who is
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Speaker 2: who clearly doesn't believe in the Constitution. Like, give the
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Speaker 2: same people who get mad when you take a knee,
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Speaker 2: you know, during the national anthem, But you're okay with
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Speaker 2: a president who clearly does not support the Constitution. Why.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, they have a thousand excuses, right, And everybody's in
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Speaker 3: their own little cult, right in their own little bubble.
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Speaker 3: So in the Trump cult, they're like, no, when you
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Speaker 3: bankrupt businesses, that means you're a good businessman. No, it doesn't.
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Speaker 3: It means you're bankrupted him Right when he says, hey,
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Speaker 3: I want to suspend the Constitution, they're like, that means
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Speaker 3: he's really pro constitution. Now it doesn't. It means he's
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Speaker 3: against the Constitution. He thinks that the Constitution is a
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Speaker 3: pain in the ass because he'd like to be dictator.
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Speaker 3: Every time he goes and talks to the North Korean leader,
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Speaker 3: the Chinese leader comes back and goes man, they stand up,
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Speaker 3: put an aplot for him, and it's so great and
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Speaker 3: everybody has to do exactly what he says. Yeah, that's
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Speaker 3: because he's a dictator idiot, right, And the thing is
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Speaker 3: he wants that. That's why he wanted to suspend the constitution.
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Speaker 3: You guys know that they had a three hour meeting
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Speaker 3: before January twenty about rolling out the tanks, and everybody
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Speaker 3: in the Trump administration, to that credit, by the way,
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Speaker 3: threatened to quit if Trump rolled out the tanks against
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Speaker 3: the American people. That's who he is. He hates America.
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Speaker 3: He doesn't even believe in America. He thinks America would
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Speaker 3: be much better if it was a dictator should run
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Speaker 3: by me, right, So no, we and imagine how bad
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Speaker 3: Joe Biden is that he's like seventy seven percent of
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Speaker 3: the country's worried that he's not going to be mentally
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Speaker 3: healthy enough in his second term when three quarters of
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Speaker 3: the country says, we don't know if you're even gonna
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Speaker 3: make it through a second term and democracy is on
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Speaker 3: the line, and he's like, I don't care, I don't
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Speaker 3: care that I made you one, I don't care that
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Speaker 3: I'm fifteen pounds down from where I was. I don't
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Speaker 3: care that three courses of the country doesn't want me
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Speaker 3: to run. I don't care. I want two terms.
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Speaker 1: Do you have any fail like you talked about, you know,
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Speaker 1: minorities not necessarily rocking with Biden and you talked about
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Speaker 1: being on a ship, right, do you ever think about
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Speaker 1: what you jumping and trying to steer the ship in
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Speaker 1: what you were saying that it will split the vote
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Speaker 1: and it'll make it worse for Biden and Trump will
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Speaker 1: be easy to get No off, It's kind of like
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Speaker 1: what happened I think with Hillary.
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Speaker 4: The reason where Hillary lost there was so many people
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Speaker 4: against her.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, No, I'm not worried about that at all, And
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Speaker 3: I'll tell you why. So, if you're in the general
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Speaker 3: election like corn O West is, then it's a little
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Speaker 3: bit of a danger. Right then you got you taking
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Speaker 3: away three points. Those three points could be a greater goal, correct,
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Speaker 3: And remember the Democrat has to win by five to
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Speaker 3: win the electoral college. So when Biden is losing by
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Speaker 3: five to Trump and a poll, that means he's down
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Speaker 3: ten because he won by four and a half last
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Speaker 3: time in the popular vote and almost lost, so you
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Speaker 3: got to win by five. So but in a primary,
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Speaker 3: the stronger the primary is, the stronger the candidate is.
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Speaker 3: So in twenty sixteen, the Republicans have like the most
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Speaker 3: vicious primary anybody's ever seen, and they win. In twenty twenty,
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Speaker 3: the Democrats have twenty seven people at each other's throats
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Speaker 3: and they win. And you want to know why, because
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Speaker 3: primaries draw media attention. So you get hundreds of millions
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Speaker 3: of dollars maybe even billions of dollars in free media
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Speaker 3: to Democratic points. But if you don't have a primary,
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Speaker 3: you just gave that up and you give a giant
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Speaker 3: advantage to the Republicans. So we need to have a
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Speaker 3: bigger primary, stronger primary. And by the way, I invite
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Speaker 3: everybody in. I mean, I was on c SPAN the
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Speaker 3: other day. It was like John Stewart should come in, right,
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Speaker 3: the Democratic governor should come in, Whitmer, Newsom, et cetera, Shapiro,
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Speaker 3: Pritzker in Illinois, they'd all be up ten points higher
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Speaker 3: than Biden. Why are we giving up ten points if
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Speaker 3: this is the most important election of our lifetime, Why
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Speaker 3: are we giving up ten points? Because? Why because Washington
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Speaker 3: wants to kiss Biden's ass. Let's be honest about it.
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Speaker 3: Let's be let's be frank, right. Nobody thinks he's gonna
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Speaker 3: go to your local barbecue, your house, anyone that isn't
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Speaker 3: involved in politics and ask him about Biden. You all
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Speaker 3: know what they're gonna say. They're gonna say he's too old. Yeah,
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Speaker 3: every single person in America is gonna say he's too old.
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Speaker 3: But these guys are so arrogant in Washington, They're like,
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Speaker 3: no one should be allowed to run against them. It
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Speaker 3: will hurt us chances. Well, then, if he's so weak,
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Speaker 3: why is he running in the first place.
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Speaker 2: I'm gonna know what. When he was on Breakfast Club,
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Speaker 2: he goes, if Joe Biden was doing what he was
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Speaker 2: supposed to be doing, I wouldn't be considered a threat.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, imagine me running, Yes, Obama, There's no way, there's
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Speaker 3: no right now I'm registering and point.
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Speaker 2: Never do that because Muslims support Muslims.
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Speaker 3: Shut out.
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Speaker 2: Man, I'm just joking, guy.
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Speaker 3: Okay, Yeah, so nobody would everybody get laughed out of
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Speaker 3: the room if you're running, yes, Obama? And then some
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Speaker 3: people say, well Obama. At one point dipped to forty three.
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Speaker 3: First of all, he dipped to forty three. He was
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Speaker 3: high forties and fifties throughout right. Iiden has been low forties,
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Speaker 3: high thirties throughout He didn't dip there. He's been there.
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Speaker 3: And does he look like Barack Obama? You know what?
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Speaker 3: I thought Obama was a little too conservative for my taste.
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Speaker 3: But he was a talented politician. He was an amazing politician.
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Speaker 2: When you say too conservative, like, what's wrong with some
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Speaker 2: conservative values? Because I believe that, you know, we all
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Speaker 2: have some conservative values.
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Speaker 3: Hm. So here's the thing. It depends on what we're
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Speaker 3: talking about. People usually say conservative, progressive, and they just
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Speaker 3: never bother explaining, et cetera. So if you say some
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Speaker 3: conservative values like value your family of course, right, I'm
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Speaker 3: an immigrant, we value family right, anti crime? Sure, who
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Speaker 3: the hell wants to get jack? Okay? And some people
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Speaker 3: on the left are like, oh no, no, no, that's the South.
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Speaker 3: I like guns too, Yeah, and you like guns? Okay,
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Speaker 3: I do want I.
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Speaker 2: Do want some you know, common sense gun control, absolutely?
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Speaker 3: Yeah. So like you like guns, I don't like guns?
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Speaker 3: But so what right? So my co hosts she has
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Speaker 3: a gun right and a experience and so and a
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Speaker 3: lot of our hosts have. It is what it is, okay,
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Speaker 3: So that's all good. When I say too conservative, I
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Speaker 3: mean to corporate, Okay. So like, did Barack Obama take
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Speaker 3: donations from corporations? And did he bail out the banks?
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Speaker 3: Did he give too much drilling permits to oil companies offshore,
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Speaker 3: et cetera? Yeah he did.
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Speaker 2: But did that a conservative thing? Or that just a
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Speaker 2: politician thing? But it feels like all these politicians are
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Speaker 2: in the pockets and some type of corporation.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, no these days, Charlomagne, that is a very fair point. So,
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Speaker 3: and in fact, that's what I write about in the book,
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Speaker 3: which is that, Look, the Republicans used to be the
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Speaker 3: Party of Lincoln, and then they did the Southern strategy.
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Speaker 3: And the Southern strategy was, hey, Linda Johnson pas Civil
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Speaker 3: Rights Act, Voting Rights Act. So he gave up the
13:40
Speaker 3: racist voters in the South. Let's go get them right.
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Speaker 3: So the Republicans went from Party of Lincoln to the
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Speaker 3: party emphasizing racism. Let's be honest about it. That's what
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Speaker 3: the Southern strategy is, right. And for the Democrats, we
13:51
Speaker 3: used to be the Party of FDR right, and we
13:53
Speaker 3: fight for the average guy, and we do so security,
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Speaker 3: we do protections, et cetera. But since nineteen seventy six
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Speaker 3: seventy eight, Supreme Court made bribery basically legal and just
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Speaker 3: calls them campaign contributions. So then everybody got hooked on
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Speaker 3: the cash, including the Democrats. So what they always say is,
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Speaker 3: what do you want me to do? I can't win
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Speaker 3: unless I take all this corporate money. And then if
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Speaker 3: I take the corporate money, I gotta do what they want. Right, Well,
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Speaker 3: I don't want you to do that. I want you
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Speaker 3: to be honest, and especially like look, oh, Fennerman's in
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Speaker 3: a similar situation now. But when Obama won and then
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Speaker 3: he's going up for a second term, especially after he
14:31
Speaker 3: won the second term, but he could have done even
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Speaker 3: before he won the second term. He's got enough power
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Speaker 3: and popularity to be able to say, you know what, guys,
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Speaker 3: I'm done with the corporate money. Okay, I'm in my
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Speaker 3: second term. What are you gonna do about it? Okay?
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Speaker 3: So and from now on, we represent the people. So
14:47
Speaker 3: to give you a modern example from the Biden era, right,
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Speaker 3: so they say, well, we're gonna give you voting rights, right,
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Speaker 3: that was one of their top priorities, voting rights, voting rights,
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Speaker 3: and they talk big game about that, and then they
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Speaker 3: come in and, oh, nah, it turns out we can't
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Speaker 3: do it because there's a philibuster. Well wait a minute,
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Speaker 3: you didn't know there was a philibuster. So why were
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Speaker 3: you promising the voting rights if you knew there was
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Speaker 3: a filibuster and you knew you were gonna be in
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Speaker 3: favor of keeping the filibuster? Like me, I shred the philibuster.
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Speaker 3: I get rid of it instantly. They're talking about parliamentary
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Speaker 3: We're not in parliament, okay. But number two is, guys,
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Speaker 3: that filibuster is not like locked in stone, right or
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Speaker 3: written in stone. You know, they moved it a bunch
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Speaker 3: of times in Biden's first two years. One of the
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Speaker 3: things that they moved it for was raising the debt ceiling.
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Speaker 3: Now why because if they don't raise the dead ceiling,
15:31
Speaker 3: the stock market crashes. So when the stock market was
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Speaker 3: on the line, all of a sudden, the Democrats Biden,
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Speaker 3: everybody's like, oh, philibuster, we don't need that stupid thing.
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Speaker 3: That's bs anyway, we don't screw the filibuster. Right, voting
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Speaker 3: rights oh, philibuster. Yeah, philibusters didn't do it.
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Speaker 2: Yeah.
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Speaker 3: And by the way, if you like, for the folks
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Speaker 3: at home and that don't know, philibuster sounds like an old,
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Speaker 3: antiquated Senate rule. What the hell does it even do.
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Speaker 3: The reason the philibuster came about in the first place
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Speaker 3: is because they the Southerners wanted to pt minority rights
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Speaker 3: as in not minorities, black, latinos, et cetera, but minority
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Speaker 3: vote like as the South, because they were not in
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Speaker 3: the majority, and so they wanted to protect themselves against
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Speaker 3: civil rights legislation. And most of the time it was
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Speaker 3: used to block anti lynching legislation. Okay, so you're telling
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Speaker 3: me it's such a great Senate tradition that protected lynching
16:24
Speaker 3: in the South. I'm not interested in that goddamn tradition. Okay,
16:28
Speaker 3: So I'd scraped that in a second. Look, here's another
16:30
Speaker 3: reason why I'm running. None of the politicians ever do
16:34
Speaker 3: what they say, and I'm so tired of it, covering
16:38
Speaker 3: it day and day out for over twenty years now.
16:40
Speaker 3: Like whenever democrats get get selected, you guys know what happens.
16:44
Speaker 3: We then we got to bag them, and we got
16:46
Speaker 3: to plead and we gotta you know, I see you
16:48
Speaker 3: talking to Kamala Harris. Oh please, hey, why didn't you
16:51
Speaker 3: do this? Can you please do that? Wouldn't it be
16:53
Speaker 3: amazing if you had a Democratic leader who actually just
16:55
Speaker 3: did it.
16:55
Speaker 2: I guess they'll say to you, well, you know that's
16:58
Speaker 2: not how politics works. Presidents do things. You know, Congress
17:01
Speaker 2: has to vote for this and that.
17:03
Speaker 3: Yeah. Yeah, total utter nonsense, total excuses. Here's why it's
17:07
Speaker 3: not like you don't need Congress. Of course you need Congress, right,
17:09
Speaker 3: but they never try, Right, So how do you try?
17:13
Speaker 3: You go, Okay, Joe Manch, you're gonna vote against me. Brother,
17:15
Speaker 3: if I was a president at that time. Let's say
17:17
Speaker 3: we're doing build back better and it's got all those
17:19
Speaker 3: good things in a paid family leave, et cetera. Right,
17:21
Speaker 3: I invite Joe Manchin to the Oval office. I don't
17:24
Speaker 3: out him in the first place. Right, I just come
17:25
Speaker 3: in and I go, look, here's the posters I made.
17:27
Speaker 3: Here's your big fat face, and here's all your contributors.
17:30
Speaker 3: They're all energy companies, fossil fuel companies. It's a healthcare companies,
17:34
Speaker 3: drug companies. Now I'm gonna I'm gonna do one of
17:37
Speaker 3: two things. Either you're gonna vote with me and we're
17:38
Speaker 3: gonna get this thing passed and we're gonna end a filibuster,
17:40
Speaker 3: or I'm gonna go out there and ruin you.
17:43
Speaker 2: And that's why people liked Trump, because if you weren't
17:46
Speaker 2: a politician or Republican that was down with what they
17:49
Speaker 2: would down, he would put you on blast. He'd have
17:51
Speaker 2: a nickname for you, He tell everybody what you did foul,
17:54
Speaker 2: what you did wrong, He'd ruin you.
17:56
Speaker 3: No Charloie mean, you are a thousand percent right. And
17:59
Speaker 3: that all so partly motivated me to run because it
18:01
Speaker 3: turns out I was right about this. I've been saying
18:03
Speaker 3: this on air the whole time. I'm like, look, politics
18:05
Speaker 3: isn't just softball. You gotta do carrots and sticks, you
18:09
Speaker 3: gotta do hardball. Lyndon Johnson leaned on people. His party
18:14
Speaker 3: was full of Dixiecrats, right, and those guys didn't want
18:17
Speaker 3: to pass civil rights. They and their political lines lives
18:21
Speaker 3: are on the line, and Lyndon Johnson would say, I'm
18:23
Speaker 3: gonna end you. I'm gonna end you unless you vote
18:26
Speaker 3: for this. What's the chance is Joe Biden's gonna say
18:29
Speaker 3: I'm gonna end you.
18:30
Speaker 2: Right, and what's gonna be interested in? I started to
18:33
Speaker 2: say president mansion because you can't tell. You couldn't tell
18:35
Speaker 2: sometimes exactly Joe Mansions about to jump into the presidential race,
18:38
Speaker 2: apparently allegedly. Right, Yeah, that's when they're gonna try to
18:42
Speaker 2: talk bad about him. And I'm gonna be like, no,
18:44
Speaker 2: I don't want to hear it because all the time
18:46
Speaker 2: that y'all could have talked bad about him, y'all didn't.
18:48
Speaker 2: So don't tell us about how bad he is now
18:50
Speaker 2: I'm actually gonna hear him out.
18:52
Speaker 3: Yeah, Well, I got no interest in Joe Manchin. He's
18:55
Speaker 3: a corporate stooge. He's a servant of corporations that buy him.
18:59
Speaker 3: He it's Brian more than almost any politician, et cetera.
19:02
Speaker 3: But you're absolutely right that where were you when Joe
19:05
Speaker 3: Manchin was killing eighty five percent of your agendas? Right?
19:08
Speaker 3: You know what he did? He called him Jojo Joe
19:10
Speaker 3: Biden did, and he handed him the pen that he
19:13
Speaker 3: signed the Inflation Reduction Act with. Right, So you know
19:15
Speaker 3: what that tells me? You didn't mind that he killed
19:18
Speaker 3: eighty five percent of your so called agenda. You didn't
19:21
Speaker 3: mind at all. They're playing good cop, bad cop guys.
19:24
Speaker 3: And that's why every time they get in an office,
19:26
Speaker 3: oh guys, it's so hard. Did you know about Congress? Yeah,
19:30
Speaker 3: of course we know about Congress. Your job is? You
19:33
Speaker 3: know what that? They do? Always like they get in
19:34
Speaker 3: an office, they're like, now the voters have to work
19:36
Speaker 3: hard to get my agenda pass. No, no, no no,
19:39
Speaker 3: we worked hard to get your ass selected. Now you
19:41
Speaker 3: work hard to get your agenda pass.
19:43
Speaker 1: So do you think there should be an age limit when
19:45
Speaker 1: it comes to running for president?
19:46
Speaker 3: No, I don't. It's not about age.
19:48
Speaker 1: Look, they said Biden went through his physical. They said
19:50
Speaker 1: he didn't have dementia. They said, all, but it's not
19:53
Speaker 1: what we see.
19:54
Speaker 3: Yeah, but we got eyes, right, So I mean this
19:57
Speaker 3: is like when Trump went to Fulton count and self
20:01
Speaker 3: reporter his way to two fifteen. Yeah, except we got eyes. Brother, Okay,
20:05
Speaker 3: so you ain't anywhere near to fifteen. You're closer to
20:08
Speaker 3: three fifteen. So Joe Biden's doctors can tell me that
20:11
Speaker 3: he passed the physical all day long, But we see
20:13
Speaker 3: him walking like this, We see him get confused on stage.
20:16
Speaker 3: We see him confuse Taylor Swift and Britney, Spears and Turkeys.
20:20
Speaker 3: We see him, he can't finish the sentence, who are
20:23
Speaker 3: you kidding? Right, So it's not about age limbus because
20:26
Speaker 3: like for example, Trump, I hate him, as you could tell,
20:29
Speaker 3: but he looks energetic, right, And they say, oh, well
20:32
Speaker 3: he's slipping. He keeps confusing Biden and Obama. Yeah, that's true,
20:35
Speaker 3: but he didn't have much to fall, right.
20:37
Speaker 2: I think you're doing that on purpose.
20:39
Speaker 3: Yeah, and there's a lot of that too.
20:40
Speaker 2: You're doing that on purpose. He's doing that to basically say,
20:42
Speaker 2: I don't know who's really in control. And I've been
20:44
Speaker 2: seeing that talking point a lot lately, people slaying Barack.
20:46
Speaker 2: Obama's pulling the screen from behind his knees.
20:48
Speaker 3: So we see everything like a year or two before.
20:50
Speaker 3: But he does because we're so connected to the audience,
20:52
Speaker 3: because we're getting tens of thousands of commas, hundreds of
20:55
Speaker 3: thousand of commas every day, right, So we started seeing
20:57
Speaker 3: that talking point two three years ago. I went shot
21:00
Speaker 3: a family that's half Republican, half Democrat for a show
21:02
Speaker 3: we're doing, and the Republicans are all like, oh, Obama
21:05
Speaker 3: controls Biden, and I thought, what a good day in
21:07
Speaker 3: America where they think the guy pulling the strings as
21:09
Speaker 3: a black man. Okay, that's the upside of that conspiracy
21:14
Speaker 3: if you know that.
21:14
Speaker 2: They do that with the vice president too, like you know,
21:16
Speaker 2: like whenever he makes a mistake and says President Harris,
21:20
Speaker 2: they'll amplify that because they know that terrifies people just
21:23
Speaker 2: to thought of, you know, Vice President Harris becoming the president.
21:26
Speaker 3: Yeah. So look that they believe every conspiracy theory. There
21:31
Speaker 3: isn't anything that you could say that's crazy enough for
21:34
Speaker 3: a right wing or not to believe it. Right, But
21:37
Speaker 3: to me, the right wing is the right wing. I know,
21:40
Speaker 3: I know who that devil is, right, and I know
21:42
Speaker 3: how to fight that, and I want to fight it.
21:44
Speaker 3: I don't like, I don't start speeches like Joe Biden
21:47
Speaker 3: does with my Republican friends. I've been doing secret deals
21:50
Speaker 3: with them my whole life. I know, brother, I know
21:52
Speaker 3: that's the problem. That's not the answer, right, So I'm
21:54
Speaker 3: willing to fight them. It's when you lose the Democrats
21:57
Speaker 3: is when it's so frustrating.
21:59
Speaker 2: Right, what about this uptick in you know, allegedly you
22:03
Speaker 2: see these polls saying that twenty two percent of black
22:06
Speaker 2: people are going to support Donald Trump. I mean, they
22:09
Speaker 2: probably over index thing a lot, but what do you
22:11
Speaker 2: what do you? What do you know?
22:12
Speaker 4: I think it's but I'm seeing it a lot more
22:13
Speaker 4: even when people.
22:16
Speaker 2: Would be a lot. But I do I do know
22:18
Speaker 2: it's an uptick. But twenty two percent that seems like
22:20
Speaker 2: it would be a lot.
22:21
Speaker 3: You're right, except for the fact that, like I said,
22:24
Speaker 3: with Latinos Democrats who had a forty two point lead
22:27
Speaker 3: in twenty twelve, here we are just eleven years later
22:30
Speaker 3: now down to four points. And I think that what
22:33
Speaker 3: is happening with black, Latinos, young people, et cetera, is
22:36
Speaker 3: people going I just had enough of it. Like the
22:39
Speaker 3: Democrats are always talking a great game and then they
22:42
Speaker 3: just never do it. They just never do it. So
22:45
Speaker 3: it's like it's impossible not to get super frustrated. And
22:49
Speaker 3: the thing that Trump has that's appealing to some voters
22:53
Speaker 3: that honestly are just not that into politics, right, but
22:55
Speaker 3: they're getting but they're like, Okay, Biden's too old. I
22:58
Speaker 3: can see that, right, and so I don't want to
23:00
Speaker 3: vote for that guy. But secondarily, Trump's one thing that
23:05
Speaker 3: the Democrats in DC don't get is he gave a
23:08
Speaker 3: middle finger to the establishment, and people love that. Right now,
23:13
Speaker 3: it's fake because it's like he's not doing it for
23:16
Speaker 3: the people. He's doing it for himself, right and so
23:19
Speaker 3: he's funneling money to his properties, etc.
23:21
Speaker 2: Setup.
23:22
Speaker 3: But I don't know if you guys remember that Johnny
23:24
Speaker 3: Cash album cover from way back in the day where
23:28
Speaker 3: he's in fulsome prison and gives a middle finger on
23:31
Speaker 3: the album cover. Okay, and that's what And people love
23:35
Speaker 3: that because they're like, screw the establishment, screw the powerful.
23:38
Speaker 3: And it looks on the surface if you don't look
23:41
Speaker 3: deep into it, that Trump is saying screw the establishment,
23:44
Speaker 3: screw the powerful. And there's a lot of regular Americans,
23:49
Speaker 3: white folks, black folks, Latino folks who are like, yes,
23:52
Speaker 3: screw the powerful. And what's the Democrats answer. They're like, oh,
23:55
Speaker 3: we'll pick the most pro established from people in earth,
23:58
Speaker 3: Hillary Clinton, Joe Biden and say, oh, no, the powerful
24:01
Speaker 3: or great, the establishment is great. Why don't you vote
24:03
Speaker 3: for us again and again We'll do close to nothing.
24:06
Speaker 2: So that's why, Yeah, I'm all for people. I'm all
24:09
Speaker 2: for anybody who says screw the establishment. But you can't
24:11
Speaker 2: say screw the constitution. You know like he like, he
24:14
Speaker 2: literally said he never swore to support the Constitution.
24:17
Speaker 4: He said he didn't take the oath to support.
24:19
Speaker 3: Well, he took the.
24:21
Speaker 2: Protect, preserve, and defend. But he said, splitting hairs. I
24:26
Speaker 2: didn't say support, Like, how could you support any candidate
24:31
Speaker 2: who doesn't support the constitutions? I don't understand it.
24:33
Speaker 3: So to that point, Sean Man, so what when we
24:37
Speaker 3: say screw the system, what do we mean? Right? Just
24:39
Speaker 3: like what do we mean by conservative? Right? So when
24:42
Speaker 3: you say screw the system and you mean the corruption
24:45
Speaker 3: of people getting campaign contributions and doing exactly what their
24:48
Speaker 3: donors tell them to do, then yes, screw the system.
24:50
Speaker 3: But if you mean the constitution and democracy, no, no, no,
24:53
Speaker 3: no no, we like that part. We like that part.
24:55
Speaker 3: That's the part we're trying to preserve. Yes, yeah, So I.
24:58
Speaker 2: Don't understand how anybody could support someone who clearly does
25:01
Speaker 2: not support the Constitution. That's mind boggling to me.
25:03
Speaker 3: Yeah, one hundred percent. And so I'm the same exact
25:07
Speaker 3: situation as you.
25:08
Speaker 2: Yeah, and you talk about President Biden, I feel, you know,
25:11
Speaker 2: when you say President Biden's just step aside, then what's
25:13
Speaker 2: the plan? Be? Like you heard you name some names,
25:15
Speaker 2: but like it's like John when you start saying when
25:17
Speaker 2: you got to reach for celebrities, It's like, damn, yo,
25:20
Speaker 2: is the bench really that thing? John Stewart. I keep
25:23
Speaker 2: hearing people saying, Gretchen Whim, this country will never elect
25:26
Speaker 2: the liberal woman. Ever. I think I think Nicki Haley
25:29
Speaker 2: would stay in a good, good chance because I think
25:31
Speaker 2: Nicki Haley, you know, she's already gonna have the GOP.
25:33
Speaker 2: The GOP's already gonna fall in line, and I think
25:35
Speaker 2: to the point you just made, people are looking for
25:38
Speaker 2: such an alternative that I think she would probably have
25:40
Speaker 2: more of a rainbow coalition than people would expect.
25:42
Speaker 3: So Nicki Haley, unfortunately, would landslide Biden. She'd win super easy,
25:47
Speaker 3: like mad probably by ten points. They wouldn't even be
25:49
Speaker 3: a contest. I mean, guys, look, Biden's gonna lose to
25:52
Speaker 3: almost anyone, right, He's already losing so badly to Trump.
25:55
Speaker 3: You put in someone non insane, and he's gonna get
25:57
Speaker 3: routed and she seems non insane. Yeah, he's not. Now
26:00
Speaker 3: having said that she's a corporatist, I mean like she
26:03
Speaker 3: will do anything Donor asked her to do. Right, she's
26:07
Speaker 3: that's that's her whole shtick is what did the donors say? Yes, sir, No, absolutely, sir,
26:12
Speaker 3: right now. But if you're talking about the Democratic side,
26:15
Speaker 3: so you know, sure, obviously we're in the race Jankfamerica
26:18
Speaker 3: dot com and I would actually deliver, et cetera. But
26:21
Speaker 3: I get it, guys like I'm a two percent right
26:23
Speaker 3: now in a Quinnipiac poll. Sure, I'm meeting a couple
26:25
Speaker 3: of governors. But we got a long way to go.
26:28
Speaker 3: But those governors, I see their point, Like, for example,
26:31
Speaker 3: Andy Bisher in Kentucky one by five points. He's a
26:34
Speaker 3: Democrat one in Kentucky by five points. So now I'm
26:37
Speaker 3: not saying he's gonna turn right around and run for president.
26:39
Speaker 3: My point is all those guys are way more popular
26:43
Speaker 3: than Biden are. And you got to remember, by the
26:46
Speaker 3: time the election comes up, nobody like, right now, nobody
26:49
Speaker 3: knows JB. Pritzker, the governor of Illinois, Right, But by
26:52
Speaker 3: the time the election comes up, everybody's gonna know if
26:54
Speaker 3: he's a candidate. Right. It's not like they're gonna be like, oh,
26:56
Speaker 3: who's the Democratic candidate. I haven't heard of him.
26:59
Speaker 2: Or about much more about who what's more Maryland governor Maryland.
27:05
Speaker 3: That's a that's solely possible. B By the way, here's
27:07
Speaker 3: another name. I'm starting to hear, Warnock. Okay, so why
27:13
Speaker 3: not Warnock. He's gonna bring he would certainly bring all
27:16
Speaker 3: the black voters back. Right then, you're not losing twenty
27:19
Speaker 3: two percent of black voters. He's in Georgia. We need Georgia.
27:23
Speaker 3: He's already won in Georgia. Right, there's it. Look, there's
27:26
Speaker 3: if people say Biden's the best we got and we
27:28
Speaker 3: all think he's almost definitely gonna lose, well, that means
27:31
Speaker 3: you've given up on the Democratic Party. Now you're saying
27:33
Speaker 3: and you're saying, there's just nobody who could run. Look,
27:36
Speaker 3: my ultimate dream was back in the day, I try
27:40
Speaker 3: to help Nina turn her winning in Cleveland because she's
27:43
Speaker 3: such a fighter, so great right on all the issues.
27:46
Speaker 3: If she had won that race, she'd be perfectly positioned.
27:49
Speaker 2: Right now, right absolutely, you know, and Nina.
27:54
Speaker 3: And so guys, basically I got tired of asking, right,
27:57
Speaker 3: and so we tried to get Nina in a position
28:00
Speaker 3: to win. We you know, we busted our ass for
28:02
Speaker 3: Bernie in twenty sixteen, twenty twenty. Okay, so now I
28:06
Speaker 3: asked everybody to come in, you know, and you're right,
28:09
Speaker 3: it's kind of it's a little bit break glass in
28:11
Speaker 3: case of emergency to talk about me, to talk about
28:14
Speaker 3: John Stewart, to talk about people in media and entertainers.
28:17
Speaker 3: But guys, who's Trump? Right? Trump started at one percent
28:20
Speaker 3: in twenty fifteen, and all he was was a celebrity,
28:23
Speaker 3: and because he's a celebrity, they allowed him all over TV.
28:26
Speaker 3: So you guys are awesome. This is one of the
28:28
Speaker 3: my top shows that I wanted to be on, and
28:31
Speaker 3: thank you for letting me come on here Jagfoamerica dot com.
28:34
Speaker 3: But it's harder for a guy like me to get
28:37
Speaker 3: a CNN town hall and to get appearances enough appearances
28:42
Speaker 3: on those places to be able to break through because
28:44
Speaker 3: if people hear my message, they're like, yeah, wait a minute,
28:46
Speaker 3: paid family leave, that's moms taking twelve weeks off after
28:48
Speaker 3: they have a baby. It's at eighty four percent, why
28:51
Speaker 3: don't the Democrats even try?
28:53
Speaker 2: But also your competition to see Anny like, let's keep
28:57
Speaker 2: it on YouTube?
28:58
Speaker 3: Yeah, look it could be yeah, And so that's part
29:01
Speaker 3: of it. But for a guy like John Stewart, he'd
29:04
Speaker 3: be all over TV instantly, right, Like if you ran
29:06
Speaker 3: Charlotte Maye, you'd be all over TV instantly, right. And
29:09
Speaker 3: so that gives you a huge advantage. And right now
29:13
Speaker 3: politics is media. Like the number one thing, the number
29:17
Speaker 3: two thing you need in politics at the presidential level
29:19
Speaker 3: is money. The number one thing you need is media.
29:22
Speaker 3: And so anyone who could break through to the media
29:26
Speaker 3: instantly has a shot. If Trump started at one percent
29:28
Speaker 3: and I started two percent, you're telling me John Stewart
29:30
Speaker 3: doesn't have a shot. You don't have a shot. No,
29:32
Speaker 3: it's a whole new day in America right now.
29:35
Speaker 2: I am. I'm talking shit. I'm voting for John Steward
29:39
Speaker 2: in a heartbeat, right. I promise you John, if John's
29:43
Speaker 2: doing with it now, then he'd run for president. I
29:45
Speaker 2: am out there stomping for John Stewart. I believe in
29:48
Speaker 2: John Stewart just that much. No, John's dow it absolutely.
29:54
Speaker 4: What is what is America's biggest need?
29:56
Speaker 2: What John's doing and Nina Turner on a ticket together.
29:58
Speaker 3: But that's what I'm saying, Charlotte, That's what I'm saying.
30:01
Speaker 2: God damn.
30:02
Speaker 3: But and think about it, guys, you know the excuse for, Hey,
30:04
Speaker 3: you can't vote for Jank or Marianne or John Stewart
30:07
Speaker 3: or whatever is Oh, you guys don't have experience in politics,
30:09
Speaker 3: and what good does that do?
30:11
Speaker 2: Is one of the most brilliant political minds that we've
30:13
Speaker 2: seen ever.
30:14
Speaker 3: And not only that, John Stewart has gotten more bills
30:16
Speaker 3: pass outside of Congress and people inside Congress. So you
30:20
Speaker 3: want to talk about experience and getting stuff done? Right,
30:23
Speaker 3: why do you think I picked John Steward. I didn't
30:24
Speaker 3: pick Stephen Colbert, even though he's great, funny, smart, all
30:27
Speaker 3: that stuff. I picked John Stewart because he actually already
30:30
Speaker 3: got stuff done and you know he cares. So I'm look, man,
30:34
Speaker 3: run against me, John, run against me, Run against Biden.
30:37
Speaker 3: Let's go. We gotta shake this thing up and the
30:40
Speaker 3: minute and look, my job is to knock Biden out. Okay,
30:44
Speaker 3: as what do you call him? JJ? L cool J
30:48
Speaker 3: would say he was all over the place, So my
30:56
Speaker 3: job is to knock his ass out. Okay, he's an egomaniac,
31:00
Speaker 3: narcissists who's willing to risk the country because he wants
31:03
Speaker 3: two terms instead of one term.
31:04
Speaker 1: Right, I was asking, what do you think American's biggest
31:07
Speaker 1: needs on What do you think that Americans should be
31:08
Speaker 1: focused on. I mean, people talk about the money that
31:10
Speaker 1: they're sending overseas for fights and wars, and we can't
31:13
Speaker 1: even help our own.
31:14
Speaker 4: So what do you think it is?
31:15
Speaker 3: Yeah, so first of all, I wouldn't send another diame
31:18
Speaker 3: to Israel. Okay, so you're killing fifteen thousand civilians. You're
31:23
Speaker 3: killing ten times as many civilians as Hamas. You're killing
31:26
Speaker 3: over five thousand children in their No, why do those
31:31
Speaker 3: bombs say made in the USA? I don't want it.
31:33
Speaker 3: I don't want to send any more money. You're in
31:35
Speaker 3: the occupation. We go back to giving you money. God blessed,
31:38
Speaker 3: We're happy to do it. Okay, so enough enough. Whenever
31:43
Speaker 3: we ask for something paid family mom's getting twelve weeks off,
31:45
Speaker 3: everybody wants it, like, oh no money, okay, student debt relief,
31:49
Speaker 3: everybody wants it, Oh no money. A higher minimum wage
31:53
Speaker 3: you get a fifteen do eleimenium wage that pushes everybody's
31:55
Speaker 3: wages up. They're like, oh, that'll drive inflation. No, brother,
31:58
Speaker 3: we already have inflation. That'll mean your salaries can keep
32:01
Speaker 3: up with inflation. Why is your salary the only thing
32:03
Speaker 3: that can't go up right, so hire minimum wage, lower
32:06
Speaker 3: drug prices. These are things that help us so much,
32:10
Speaker 3: that affect your day to day lives. If I win
32:12
Speaker 3: and I don't get those things passed, then I was useless, right,
32:15
Speaker 3: because who cares who wins? The only question is do
32:19
Speaker 3: you pass bills or don't you pass bills. If you
32:22
Speaker 3: don't pass the bill for voting rights, then you don't
32:24
Speaker 3: have the voting rights that you need. So like all
32:26
Speaker 3: this bs but every time we say we need something,
32:30
Speaker 3: they say, no, we don't have the money. Right. Then
32:32
Speaker 3: the minute there's a war, they're like, we got plenty
32:33
Speaker 3: of money. We got plenty of your Hey, Ukraine, you
32:35
Speaker 3: want money, Israel, you want money, Defensive Farment, you want money.
32:38
Speaker 3: Do you know every year the Pentagon fails an audit
32:41
Speaker 3: and they say, okay, we gave you eight hundred million dollars.
32:43
Speaker 3: How much of it can you track? They're like, we
32:45
Speaker 3: tracked about four hundred billion, So you lost four hundred
32:48
Speaker 3: billion dollars in the couch. And now you're going to
32:51
Speaker 3: tell me that we don't have enough money for higher
32:53
Speaker 3: wages and lower drug prices and public option and you
32:56
Speaker 3: name all these things that the American people want that
32:58
Speaker 3: all pull above seventy percent, seven out of ten Americans
33:03
Speaker 3: want it, and all we hear from Democrats and Republicans
33:06
Speaker 3: is we don't have the money. And in the minute
33:08
Speaker 3: there's a war, like, God, we got plenty of money,
33:09
Speaker 3: plenty of money, let's go, let's go, let's give them.
33:12
Speaker 2: It's unbelievable.
33:13
Speaker 3: So if I was a president and now, this would
33:15
Speaker 3: shake them to their core and they say, oh, this
33:16
Speaker 3: is disqualifying. This guy is not he doesn't want to
33:19
Speaker 3: give all of our money to defense contractors. Okay, I
33:22
Speaker 3: would cut the Pentagon's budget in half and go, you
33:24
Speaker 3: pass an audit, you get the other half. If you
33:27
Speaker 3: can't tell me where the four hundred billion dollars is,
33:30
Speaker 3: I'm not going to give you four hundred billion dollars.
33:32
Speaker 3: You find out where the hell it is, then we
33:34
Speaker 3: have a conversation. Jankfamerica dot com. Okay, So look, I
33:38
Speaker 3: imagine if I was considered quote unquote credible and I'm
33:42
Speaker 3: getting CNN town halls left and right, et cetera. You
33:46
Speaker 3: think people wouldn't like this message. You think people would
33:49
Speaker 3: Oh no, no, Jank, don't do that. I need all
33:52
Speaker 3: the money, not to go to me or my kids,
33:54
Speaker 3: but to go to Israel and defense contractors and oil companies.
33:56
Speaker 3: You know, we give oil companies twenty billion dollars in
33:58
Speaker 3: subsidies every single year. That's our taxes.
34:01
Speaker 2: Guys.
34:02
Speaker 3: Why would take in our taxes and giving it to
34:04
Speaker 3: the richest companies in the world that are destroying the planet.
34:07
Speaker 3: Because the corruption. And by the way, look, I'll give
34:11
Speaker 3: one shout out to Republican voters, not politicians. They hate
34:14
Speaker 3: the corruption. They wanted The reason Trump won in twenty
34:17
Speaker 3: sixteen was drained the swamp. Right now, they picked the
34:21
Speaker 3: worst guy for it. He's like the king of corruptions.
34:23
Speaker 3: He is the swamp thing, right, But their intent was right.
34:27
Speaker 3: They hate the corruption. And a lot of times Democrats
34:30
Speaker 3: are like, oh yeah, totally right, man. They hear me
34:32
Speaker 3: talking to like Mitch mcconnaugh taking a billion dollars from
34:34
Speaker 3: corporations in campaign contributions, most corrupt guy in America. I go,
34:38
Speaker 3: you know, Nancy Pelosi also took a billion dollars. Like no, no, no, no,
34:43
Speaker 3: don't say that. I'm sorry, guys, I'm sorry, but Pelosi
34:46
Speaker 3: and Biden have taken just as much as McConnell has.
34:48
Speaker 2: Well, the same thing when you when they talk about
34:50
Speaker 2: what Trump kids have done, you know, but when it
34:52
Speaker 2: comes to the Hunter, it's like yeah, you know.
34:55
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's so. That's another great example. Right, Our job
34:59
Speaker 3: is to tell the truth. Right, So is Hunter Biden
35:03
Speaker 3: a top Ukrainian gas expert and one of the best
35:06
Speaker 3: modern artists in the country at the same time, Come on,
35:11
Speaker 3: come on, come on, right, So, so Hunter Biden is
35:18
Speaker 3: like a professional con man. Let's just keep it real, right,
35:20
Speaker 3: So he just goes around and around. He's like an
35:22
Speaker 3: international man of mystery. He's like, oh yeah, like there's
35:26
Speaker 3: no way he doesn't have a fake mustache, okay, and
35:31
Speaker 3: so but they don't have evidence connecting him to Joe Biden.
35:35
Speaker 3: They don't have it. Okay, you see me talking all
35:38
Speaker 3: sorts of crap about Joe Biden. If they had evidence,
35:40
Speaker 3: I tell you they had Eviden absolutely right. They don't
35:43
Speaker 3: have the evidence. Joe Biden didn't do it. He doesn't
35:45
Speaker 3: need to do it. He's been in Washington for fifty
35:47
Speaker 3: sixty years. I love when they're like, he's Joe from
35:50
Speaker 3: screen brother. He hasn't been there in sixty years. Sure, right,
35:53
Speaker 3: he's Joe from Washington. Who are you kidding? Did you
35:56
Speaker 3: know his nickname in the Senate was the senator from
35:58
Speaker 3: MBNA that used to be a credit card company out
36:00
Speaker 3: of Delaware. Like Joe Biden is so known for corruption
36:03
Speaker 3: that they called him a senator from a credit card
36:05
Speaker 3: company that was his colleagues. Okay, so do you Biden's
36:11
Speaker 3: gonna lose that cop?
36:12
Speaker 2: Do you think that Muslim Americans are truly not going
36:18
Speaker 2: to vote for Joe Biden next year? Because we've been
36:20
Speaker 2: hearing that a lot right because of Palestine Israel, We're
36:23
Speaker 2: never gonna We're not gonna forget this. Do you really
36:26
Speaker 2: think when faced with the decision to choose between Donald
36:30
Speaker 2: Trump and Joe Biden? Because I don't know why people
36:32
Speaker 2: think you think with Trump was in the White House
36:33
Speaker 2: things would be better, that could be, it'd be worse.
36:36
Speaker 2: And he's already said he's going to deport you know,
36:39
Speaker 2: anybody who's any immigrant who supports Palestine, and he's gonna
36:43
Speaker 2: support deport people from God that he said that already.
36:46
Speaker 2: So our Muslim American is really going to sit out
36:48
Speaker 2: next year.
36:49
Speaker 3: So I'm worried that a lot of them are, and
36:52
Speaker 3: so should they? Is a different question. Right, So, look
36:56
Speaker 3: for me, I've been against Republics for a long time.
37:00
Speaker 3: I actually grew up a Republican and then I realized,
37:03
Speaker 3: oh no, this is not the right party, Like once
37:05
Speaker 3: I found out about the Southern strategy, etc. Which the
37:08
Speaker 3: media actually keeps from you, Like, do they ever explain, oh, yeah,
37:11
Speaker 3: the Southern strategies to get racist voters into the Republican Party.
37:14
Speaker 3: If they explained that on day one, n I had
37:15
Speaker 3: never been a Republican, right, So, but they've been a
37:18
Speaker 3: lost cause for a long long time. And so but
37:23
Speaker 3: when Trump said in twenty sixteen, I want to ban
37:25
Speaker 3: all Muslims from the country, well that's that end of
37:28
Speaker 3: the conversation, right, and so, and I ask people like
37:32
Speaker 3: white Christian folks, and I say, guys, how do you
37:36
Speaker 3: expect me to vote for him when he says he
37:38
Speaker 3: would ban me from the country. And they don't have
37:41
Speaker 3: an answer for that because their answer is, I don't
37:42
Speaker 3: really care about you, right, I don't give a crap
37:45
Speaker 3: about you, And if he bans you from the country,
37:47
Speaker 3: I'm not going to break a sweat. Right, So there's
37:50
Speaker 3: no way that I would advocate for Trump one percent. Now,
37:54
Speaker 3: having said that, basically Arab Americans. Muslim Americans right now
37:59
Speaker 3: are gusted with the giant green light that Joe Biden
38:03
Speaker 3: put on Israel bombing. They're dropping two thousand pound bombs
38:07
Speaker 3: on buildings. Did you guys see the tunnels? IDEF went
38:11
Speaker 3: into the tunnels, they're totally unaffected, and Hamas is in
38:14
Speaker 3: the tunnels. They didn't get They almost didn't get any Amas.
38:17
Speaker 2: Guys.
38:18
Speaker 3: Then you asked the IDEF, hey, where's the Harmas fighters
38:20
Speaker 3: that you guys say you're killing. They don't have any
38:22
Speaker 3: tread of evidence because they're in the tunnels and the
38:25
Speaker 3: tunnels are totally unaffected. Okay, so they've just been dropping
38:29
Speaker 3: bombs on civilians the whole time. So as we see
38:32
Speaker 3: those little babies getting their skulls crushed, grandmother's being lit
38:36
Speaker 3: on fire by bombs, you got people in Michigan going, no, no,
38:42
Speaker 3: I'm not saying I'm going to vote for Trump.
38:44
Speaker 2: But if I'm not going to vote, yeah, if Trump
38:46
Speaker 2: was in office, man, Trump would have US troops on
38:48
Speaker 2: the ground in Gaza. Who knows what, Like it would
38:51
Speaker 2: be worse.
38:52
Speaker 3: I agree that it would be worse, I do now
38:54
Speaker 3: having said that, And.
38:55
Speaker 2: It would be like you just said it'd be worse
38:57
Speaker 2: for Muslim Americans here, Like he's already said I'm going
38:59
Speaker 2: to do all Muslims. He said that.
39:02
Speaker 3: Yeah. So look, I don't buy into the lesser of
39:04
Speaker 3: two evils argument, like people say, oh, a lesser of
39:06
Speaker 3: two evils is still evil. Yeah, but it's the lesser
39:10
Speaker 3: of the two evils. Right. So if you say, like
39:13
Speaker 3: just an extreme example, okay, Joe bid don't like Joe Biden,
39:15
Speaker 3: as you can tell, right, he's up against Hitler. Why
39:18
Speaker 3: is this a question? It's not a question, right, we
39:20
Speaker 3: vote for Joe Biden, Okay, rightly, Oh, the lesser of
39:23
Speaker 3: two evils still evil. Yeah, but it's a lot less
39:25
Speaker 3: evil than that other brother. Okay, So to me, that's
39:29
Speaker 3: a no brainer. Okay. Now, having said that, I don't
39:32
Speaker 3: control all the voters, right, you have to realize what's
39:36
Speaker 3: happening on the ground. Right, So the reason he lost
39:39
Speaker 3: younger voters is also because of Gaza, and that's why
39:41
Speaker 3: he's down four points with them now. For there's a
39:44
Speaker 3: lot of other reasons too, but that was a huge one.
39:46
Speaker 3: But in Michigan, he's now has almost no chance of winning,
39:50
Speaker 3: and you, at a Democrat, has to win Michigan. Among
39:53
Speaker 3: Arab Americans, his support used to be above seventy percent.
39:55
Speaker 3: It's now down to fifteen percent.
39:57
Speaker 2: Gone, God, I agree with you to see it, to
40:00
Speaker 2: believe it. I just don't think that a lot of
40:02
Speaker 2: these sensible people are going to stay home, you know,
40:06
Speaker 2: I think they're gonna a ton of them are going
40:08
Speaker 2: to stay I mean, I've been saying that, as you know,
40:10
Speaker 2: the twenty twenty four is Trump, who's the criminal? Like
40:13
Speaker 2: either of your choices, Trump the criminal, Biden who's the couch?
40:16
Speaker 2: Because I feel like all Democratic cows, they don't fight
40:17
Speaker 2: enough in the couch. And I think, you know, the
40:20
Speaker 2: couch is vote apathy. So I think it's gonna be
40:21
Speaker 2: a lot of that. But I think it's gonna be
40:22
Speaker 2: very hard for you for a lot of Muslim Americans
40:25
Speaker 2: to stay home, knowing what would happen if Trump gets
40:29
Speaker 2: in the White House.
40:30
Speaker 3: I hear you, But that couch is what's going to
40:31
Speaker 3: do us sin right, because if I if you made
40:36
Speaker 3: every single person vote, and especially if you told them
40:39
Speaker 3: all the facts, then the Democrat would win easy, even
40:41
Speaker 3: if he's hasn't done much, et cetera. Because the alternative
40:45
Speaker 3: is so bad right, but we don't. We don't get
40:48
Speaker 3: to do that. You the person, the candidate, has to
40:51
Speaker 3: motivate them to get up off the couch and to
40:54
Speaker 3: go vote. Now. The problem is for the Trump guys,
40:58
Speaker 3: they are motivated ass as you could possibly be. They're
41:02
Speaker 3: all going to vote right. And for the Democrats, even
41:06
Speaker 3: if a small percentage stay home on the couch, we're
41:08
Speaker 3: done for we lose, right and right now, Joe Biden
41:12
Speaker 3: is on the couch and he's pushing everybody else towards
41:14
Speaker 3: the couch. So he's saying, Okay, you're a Democrat. You
41:17
Speaker 3: like civil rights, you like human rights, you like this that. No, no, no, no, no,
41:21
Speaker 3: you want higher wages, No, you want paid family to leave. No,
41:25
Speaker 3: guys again, one last time. If something's at eighty four
41:28
Speaker 3: percent and you can't get it past, retire, become a dentist,
41:32
Speaker 3: right like, go go do something else. Because you're saying,
41:37
Speaker 3: you're saying, I suck at this. It doesn't matter if
41:41
Speaker 3: I got eighty four percent of Americans on I say
41:44
Speaker 3: seventy four percent of Republicans want it.
41:46
Speaker 2: Two people should not hold up your agent. Yeah you
41:48
Speaker 2: know what I mean.
41:49
Speaker 3: And if you can't get that passed. You just suck
41:51
Speaker 3: at politics. I mean, just guys. You're supposed to hit
41:54
Speaker 3: him with a stick politically, right, you're supposed to say
41:58
Speaker 3: there's going to be a price to pay. You're a
42:00
Speaker 3: post to eighty four percent. And by the way, one
42:02
Speaker 3: of the things that I would do is I'd call
42:03
Speaker 3: out the media. Why do you keep calling Joe Manchin
42:05
Speaker 3: to moderate? What part of sixteen percent is moderate? Right,
42:09
Speaker 3: He's constantly on the sixteen percent end. He's not at
42:12
Speaker 3: all moderate. He's a radical corporate servant. Right, call him
42:17
Speaker 3: what he is. Talk about his donations. That guy's got
42:20
Speaker 3: five million dollars from oil companies and coal companies. He's
42:24
Speaker 3: got his own coal company. Do you guys know that
42:26
Speaker 3: he made five million to tyt report on this five
42:29
Speaker 3: million dollars in the last ten years from his own
42:31
Speaker 3: coal company, and Biden never even talked about it. If
42:34
Speaker 3: I was president, I'd be like, listen, I know you
42:36
Speaker 3: want me to build this pipeline so you can get Richard.
42:38
Speaker 3: Joe Manchin and I see you on your yacht. You
42:40
Speaker 3: think we don't see you your yacht. That's the Democrats
42:42
Speaker 3: always think we're blind. We can't see Joe Manchin's yacht.
42:45
Speaker 3: You know what Cinema and Mansion did right after they
42:47
Speaker 3: voted against higher wages, They went straight to the National
42:50
Speaker 3: Restaurant Association and started collecting checks. Okay, literally, I mean
42:54
Speaker 3: these guys are gangsters, but like in the worst kind
42:56
Speaker 3: of way, right, Like they're just like I'm a criminal
43:00
Speaker 3: who cares that the media is not gonna report it.
43:02
Speaker 3: You think the media is gonna go tell people that
43:03
Speaker 3: I'm taking bribes from the National Restaurant Association.
43:07
Speaker 2: That's why I said, two people should not be holding
43:08
Speaker 2: up your agenda. Like you know, I can't. I can't
43:10
Speaker 2: accept that. I can't accept you being the president of
43:13
Speaker 2: the United States of America and letting, you know, a
43:15
Speaker 2: sendate in Arizona and a senident West Virginia hold up
43:19
Speaker 2: a whole agenda.
43:20
Speaker 3: And if you did, by the way, you're just not
43:22
Speaker 3: good at this. Right. So because here last thing I
43:24
Speaker 3: paid familyle why don't you put it up as a
43:27
Speaker 3: standalone bill, right and put everybody on the spot, put
43:30
Speaker 3: them on blast. Okay, all right? So it was in
43:32
Speaker 3: build back Better and Mansion took it out and you
43:34
Speaker 3: call them Jojo and your love. I'm okay, fine, I
43:36
Speaker 3: got it. Okay, But today's a new day. Today's a
43:38
Speaker 3: new day. But we can propose anything we like in
43:40
Speaker 3: the Senate. Why don't you make Chuck Schumer propose it?
43:43
Speaker 3: Even if it doesn't pass. It makes Republicans vote against
43:47
Speaker 3: three quarters of their own voters. Then you go tell
43:50
Speaker 3: everybody why are Republicans against moms? They wanted moms the
43:54
Speaker 3: day after they deliver to go back into coal mines
43:56
Speaker 3: and assembly lines. How much do Republicans hate mom? Right?
44:00
Speaker 3: But Democrats are never gonna do that because they take
44:02
Speaker 3: the same money from the same corporations and then they
44:05
Speaker 3: pretend to be on our side. That's why I'm running.
44:08
Speaker 2: I got two more questions for you. What do you
44:10
Speaker 2: say to people who say it's too late for somebody
44:13
Speaker 2: to jump in now and challenge Joe Biden?
44:16
Speaker 3: Yeah? Nonsense. So first off, me and Mary Anne Dean
44:20
Speaker 3: Phillips were on all the bouts, not all of them,
44:24
Speaker 3: but enough of them to win easily. Okay, so not
44:28
Speaker 3: too late at all for any of us.
44:30
Speaker 2: But what if John stuw Had jumped in January?
44:32
Speaker 3: Look, here's the thing. If John Stuart jumps in in
44:35
Speaker 3: January and Biden hasn't jumped out. It might be too
44:39
Speaker 3: late because they might not change the rules. That's why
44:41
Speaker 3: my job is to knock Biden out. Because when I
44:44
Speaker 3: knock Biden out, they're gonna change all the rules. It's
44:46
Speaker 3: not gonna be like they're gonna, oh, let's Maryann Williamson
44:49
Speaker 3: is in the second place. Let's let her win. Right. No,
44:51
Speaker 3: they're gonna be like, oh no, no, no. The filing deadlines
44:53
Speaker 3: are a move because of extraordinary circumstances. Govern Newsom, who's
44:56
Speaker 3: been warming up in the bullpen this whole time. You
44:58
Speaker 3: know they're gonna be like this, like, you know, I
45:00
Speaker 3: don't want him. No, I don't want him either. I
45:01
Speaker 3: don't want him either. But I'll take a win because
45:04
Speaker 3: my point is to get to twenty twenty eight. We
45:06
Speaker 3: get to twenty twenty eight, we win everything. Right, then
45:08
Speaker 3: Nina's back, everybody's back, Okay, Right, but we just got
45:12
Speaker 3: to survive. Democracy just has to survive. Right, So, but Newsom,
45:16
Speaker 3: look he'll be in the primary, so well. Whitmer Pritzker.
45:18
Speaker 3: Pritzker's got a billion dollars. Right. Shapiro is a governor
45:23
Speaker 3: of Pennsylvania. He beat a Trump acted like by fifteen points, right,
45:27
Speaker 3: he would carry Pennsylvania instantly. So let those all guys
45:31
Speaker 3: come in and let's all fight, right, and let's let
45:33
Speaker 3: the best man win or let the best woman win.
45:35
Speaker 3: And so I'm good for And they will definitely definitely
45:39
Speaker 3: change the deadlines. It's not like they're gonna be like, oh, no,
45:41
Speaker 3: Governor Newsom, sorry, you can't know. Michigan's gone, South Carolina's gone.
45:46
Speaker 3: We're just gonna give it to Marianne or jenk or Dean.
45:49
Speaker 3: It's not gonna happen. You all know they're gonna change, right.
45:52
Speaker 3: So the minute Biden says I'm not running anymore is
45:56
Speaker 3: the minute we have a real primary and we get
45:59
Speaker 3: a strong Democrat to go kick Trump's ass. Stop talking
46:04
Speaker 3: about how much you like Republicans, start fighting them, start
46:08
Speaker 3: fighting them, and start fighting for your voters. I'm so
46:11
Speaker 3: tired of Democrats who never deliver for their voters, that
46:14
Speaker 3: never fight for their voters.
46:16
Speaker 2: Agree, The reality is Biden needed to drop out.
46:19
Speaker 3: Yes, that's the that's just the reality. Yeah, because when
46:22
Speaker 3: I was trying to get people in earlier, I tried
46:24
Speaker 3: to get progressives governors, et cetera. Then we had enough
46:28
Speaker 3: time for them to meet the filing deadlines. Now we
46:30
Speaker 3: since we don't anymore, we got a knock Biden out.
46:33
Speaker 3: And so how do we knock Biden out? We wound
46:36
Speaker 3: his ego? Okay, because it's all about ego. He's a narcissist.
46:39
Speaker 3: You guys know that in Washington, two terms is considered
46:42
Speaker 3: a legendary president and one term is considered a loser.
46:46
Speaker 3: So that's what's in Biden's head. I don't want to
46:48
Speaker 3: be a one term president. I don't care how old
46:50
Speaker 3: I am, I don't care how low a chance I
46:52
Speaker 3: have winning. I have to be a two term president.
46:54
Speaker 3: Why ego? So if ego is your main goal, then
46:57
Speaker 3: we're gonna hurt your ego. Okay. I bought selfish Joe
47:00
Speaker 3: Biden dot com like I'm gonna hurt guys. I bought
47:06
Speaker 3: wounded Antelope dot com. Okay, because this brother is a
47:11
Speaker 3: wounded antelope. That's what he is. And he's trying to like, oh,
47:15
Speaker 3: I got this, I got this. No you don't, No,
47:16
Speaker 3: you don't. So let me let me tell you this
47:19
Speaker 3: because this is the most important thing. Well, first of all,
47:21
Speaker 3: what do you do the wounded antelopes?
47:22
Speaker 2: When they wounded? You put him down?
47:23
Speaker 3: Look, politically politicalically, yeah, that's what you do. And sorry,
47:29
Speaker 3: like it's an act of mercy and think about it, guys.
47:33
Speaker 3: So if he loses, he goes from the guy who
47:37
Speaker 3: beat Trump and a hero who saved the country and
47:40
Speaker 3: was a transition president and built a bridge to the future.
47:44
Speaker 3: Like if he retires, now we built statues of him.
47:46
Speaker 3: He beat Trump, he beat Trump. Okay, you're good brother.
47:50
Speaker 3: How all my policy disagreements with you by guns, be bygones. Okay.
47:54
Speaker 3: But if he loses to Trump, he.
47:56
Speaker 2: Goes down to the berthion who killed democracy.
47:58
Speaker 3: He goes down as the guy who cost us the
47:59
Speaker 3: mindocracy because he was an ego maniac. That's just the fact.
48:03
Speaker 3: It doesn't matter if I say it. Every historian will
48:05
Speaker 3: write down Joe Biden was a narcissist, ego maniac who
48:10
Speaker 3: said at eighty one, even though seventy seven percent of
48:13
Speaker 3: Americans thought he might die on the job, over about
48:16
Speaker 3: seventy percent of Democrats, his own party didn't want him
48:19
Speaker 3: to run. He's like, no, my ego is more important
48:22
Speaker 3: than democracy, than the government, than the country, than my
48:26
Speaker 3: own voters. History is going to judge him as one
48:29
Speaker 3: of the greatest villains in American history.
48:33
Speaker 2: And uh, I did only have one more question. But
48:36
Speaker 2: now I'm thinking about so wife brendn and Harris has
48:38
Speaker 2: no shot. It's a complete watch for her. Huh.
48:42
Speaker 3: Now, look, she could like, what are they gonna do
48:44
Speaker 3: keep her out of the primary? No, of course I
48:46
Speaker 3: should be in the primary. Right, And so the primary
48:49
Speaker 3: is to pick the strongest candidate. Right, So, like, if
48:53
Speaker 3: I was a governor somewhere right now, I'd probably be
48:56
Speaker 3: up forty points right because everybody's like, well, that brother's strong,
49:00
Speaker 3: like he seems like he means it, because I do
49:02
Speaker 3: mean it, right. But okay, fine, so Kamala Harris comes out,
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Speaker 3: I'm not a governor, right, And so Kamala Harris comes in.
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Speaker 3: If she beats Newsome and Whitmer, et cetera, then great,
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Speaker 3: that means she's the strongest candidate. Let's go with Kamala Harris.
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Speaker 3: If I'm Kamala Harris, I'd be like, comfort me, Okay,
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Speaker 3: comfort me, Let's do this. Let's let's because say she's
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Speaker 3: got a chance to be president. She has the best
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Speaker 3: chance to be president. She's the vice president of the
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Speaker 3: United States. I mean, I would welcome it if I
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Speaker 3: was hurt right, But she's worried because she doesn't like
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Speaker 3: to rod and so if you don't like to run, well,
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Speaker 3: then we can't have your run against Stromp. But prove
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Speaker 3: me wrong. I'd be super happy if she proved me wrong.
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Speaker 2: Yeah. Final question, Obama got a lot of heat from
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Speaker 2: just his middle name being Hussein. Do you think America
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Speaker 2: is ready for a fully Mudlim American to be nominated
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Speaker 2: in within Yeah?
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Speaker 3: Definitely. Okay, So everybody knew his middle name was Hussein, right,
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Speaker 3: and because the Republics like, go ah, bro Hussein Obama
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Speaker 3: and stuff. Did you know that after inauguration in this
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Speaker 3: first term, he was at eighty three percent approval? Eighty
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Speaker 3: three So that is the overwhelming majority of Americans, including
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Speaker 3: the overwhelming majority of white Republicans. Okay, I'm sorry white folks, Republicans,
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Speaker 3: et cetera, saying yeah that Barack who say to Obama
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Speaker 3: is my guy? Okay, I approve. So it's not people misunderstand. Yeah,
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Speaker 3: is there aim?
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Speaker 1: Of course?
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Speaker 3: Is there seximal course? Right? Did it hurt Hillary Clinton?
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Speaker 3: It did, right, But people can get past anything as
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Speaker 3: long as they think you're going to deliver for them.
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Speaker 3: At that time, everybody had so much hope because Obama
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Speaker 3: put hope on the blackcards, right, and Bush was such
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Speaker 3: a disaster, and Cheney was such a disaster, and people
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Speaker 3: want to change so badly, and remember the banker screwed
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Speaker 3: us and we were in the middle of a collapse
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Speaker 3: because of how terrible the corrupt system was. So they're
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Speaker 3: like Barack Whussein Obama, I don't give a damn as
50:51
Speaker 3: long as this guy is going to represent me and
50:54
Speaker 3: get me change. And so I go on Republican shows
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Speaker 3: and you see how much Smack I talk about Trump,
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Speaker 3: but they walk out going on. I respect the guy
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Speaker 3: because it's obvious that he doesn't want the corruption. He
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Speaker 3: hates his corrupt system, and it's obviously he's going to
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Speaker 3: try to deliver for us. Like when you go to
51:11
Speaker 3: get higher wages, you don't if you're a Democrat, you
51:13
Speaker 3: don't go. Oh, but not to Republicans. No, you give
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Speaker 3: it to everybody. Right, And when you try to lower
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Speaker 3: drug prices, and you got a white Republican family in
51:21
Speaker 3: Missouri or anywhere going, well, I don't like that he's Muslim.
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Speaker 3: I don't know much about Muslims, but I hear there,
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Speaker 3: this and that. Right, But he's going to lower my
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Speaker 3: drug prices and I believe him. Yeah, okay, I'm gonna.
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Speaker 2: Go for it. Real well, how can people about you?
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Speaker 3: All right? So the website is Jankfamerica dot com. Jenk
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Speaker 3: we'll all get you the right place.
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Speaker 2: Jesus, Jay, ladies, I thoroughly enjoyed this conversation.
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Speaker 1: Thank you so much and definitely pick up his book,
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Speaker 1: Justice Is Coming. And thank you for joining us this morning.
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Speaker 3: All right, thank you guys, appreciate it.
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Speaker 4: Breakfast Club, good morning.
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Speaker 3: Wake that ass up in the morning. The Breakfast Club