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The Government Shutdown Is A Both Sides Issue | Episode 12 · The Augarius Williams Show

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the week ahead just as much as I am. Hope,
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by extension, you guys are looking forward to the month
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ahead just as much as I am. We've made it
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to the holiday stretch of the year twenty twenty five.
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Next thing you know, it'll be Thanksgiving. Then we'll be
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flipping those calendars over to December and people will be
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getting ready for Christmas, and after that we'll be in
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twenty twenty six. But in the meantime between times, I
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have a lot that I want to discuss with you guys.
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So strap in tell a friend to tell a friend
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been uploaded into your podcast fee because we are about
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to go into some very uncharted territory on this show today.
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This is my first time talking to you guys since
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believe it or not, September twentieth. A lot has happened
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since September twentieth. Charlie Kirk has been buried. Now the
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government I should have started with this one first. Honestly,
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the government is shut down. We're thirty two days into
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a government shut down. The President of the United States
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is tearing apart the White House, literally replacing the East
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wing with a ballroom. We'll talk about that. The same
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President of the United States is also preparing for a
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war with Venezuela as well as a military confrontation with
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Nigeria due to their treatment of Christians. The war between
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Russia and Ukraine is still going strong. Israel and Hamas
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agreed to a ceasefire that we all know won't stand
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for too much longer because eventually somebody will accuse the
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other of breaking the ceasefire, and then the war will
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start all over again, and it will be Donald Trump
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walking around with egg on his face, basically saying, I
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help broker this deal, and this is how you guys
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thank me.
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Speaker 2: What else am I missing?
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Speaker 1: A lot's happened once again since September twentyth But before
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we talk about any of those other things, I want
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to talk to you guys first and foremost about the
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government shut down.
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Speaker 2: As I mentioned, we are thirty two.
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Speaker 1: Days into the federal government's decision not to properly fund
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itself to pay his bills, and of course, like any
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other shutdown that's taking place in this country, both sides
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are blaming the other. You have Democrats blaming Republicans on
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the basis of they don't care about Americans. They don't
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care about providing snap recipients with their money so that
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way they can feed their families. They don't care about
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potentially jacking up your healthcare premiums because they are still
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under the belief or the delusion that illegal immigrants that
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came into this country are receiving health care funding via
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the Affordable Care Act. On the other hand, you have
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Republicans who are blaming Democrats because they are purposely alone
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wowing illegals to come into this country and get health insurance. So,
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as you guys know, for those of you who've listened
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to this podcast since we first started it, I am
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not a fan of either political party because they.
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Speaker 2: Both consist of the same elements.
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Speaker 1: They both consist of the same people trying to coach
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you and I into believing that there is some difference
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between the two. As far as I see it, and
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it's very nice to see so many other people waking
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up to this as well, there is no difference between
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the Democrat Party and the Republican Party.
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Speaker 2: They both do not have our interest at heart.
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Speaker 1: The only interest that they have in heart are the
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interest of the donors that put them into their positions
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of power.
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Speaker 2: So that's why I find that very.
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Speaker 1: Disingenuous when you see these politicians go on these news
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shows talking about how they're trying their best to protect
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the American people, how they don't want to see family
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starve because they can't get their snap benefits, how they
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don't want to see millions upon millions of people rates
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increase when it comes to their insurance premiums, how they
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don't want X, Y, and Z. It all is very
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disingenuous when you're able to peel yourself back and understand
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that none of these people care about any of those
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things that they go on TV and claim keep them
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up at night. So, of course, like any reasonable president
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of the United States, Donald Trump has come out and say,
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you know what, the only thing we need is a
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clean cr and Republicans in the House and the Senate
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to stay together stampat to reopen the government. Then of
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course you have the Vice president of this country, JD.
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Vance come out and say, the only thing we need
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a couple reasonable demos to break party line. Come over
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here with us so that way we can reopen the
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government and all their other concerns we can address them
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at a later date. Here's the problem with that notion,
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mister Vice President. Why in the hell would any Democrats
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want to join rank with the Republicans After all the nasty,
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vile things that y'all have said about them. They're radical left,
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they're insane. They led to the destruction of our country
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for the four years that Joe Biden was president, so
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on and so forth, So why should they now want
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to partner with the party that's talked all this crap
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about them to help reopen the government. I'm about to
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get to my broader point here in a minute, because
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I'm just laying the ground for what I really want
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to say about the shutdown. This thing is gonna go
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on a lot longer than it already has. I strong
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and believe that once again, it is day thirty two,
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and I realistically could see this thing going on for
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another thirty two days because neither one of these sides
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want to admit that they're the reason why the government
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shut down. You don't really need a vote to take
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place on the floor of the House or the Senate
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to get this thing reopen. What you need is for
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these politicians to finally sit back and say, you know what,
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let me put my ego to the side, so that
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way I truly can show the American people that I'm
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dead serious about addressing their concerns. It should not be
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on a yearly basis, this drag out fight to fund
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the government. But yet it seems like every time we
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turn around that's exactly what's happened. All this squabbling to
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fund the government for what. Because you have a Democrat
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colleague who sees things differently than you do, because you
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have a Republican colleague who sees things differently than you do,
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which once again reiterates the point that these politicians don't
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go to Washington, d C. To look out for you
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and I's best interest. They go to DC to look
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out for their own best entrants. They don't care about
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the forty plus million Americans who are going to literally
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starve without their snap benefits. They don't care about all
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the people who are gonna see their insurance premiums rise.
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They don't care about any of that crap because it
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doesn't affect them the way that it affects the normal,
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everyday American. Because as long as this shutdown's been going on,
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they're still getting paid, they still get their protection as
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far as security is concerned. And of course it seems
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very plausible to them that they could go back to
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their respective districts and say I'm holding the line. If
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a Republican goes back to their district, they can easily
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say I'm standing with President Trump. You guys vote for him,
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and as a result, you guys voted for me to
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stand pat with him to make sure that his agenda
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is being worked through. Now a Democrat could go back
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to their district and say I'm standing firm against Trump
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and his authoritative regime within the walls of Congress, which
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brings me to my main point. I don't know if
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you guys have noticed this, but it seems like now
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that we're thirty two days into this, this is becoming
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more and more apparent. This shutdown is continuing because it
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gives both parties an opportunity to score political points.
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Speaker 2: What do I mean when I say.
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Speaker 1: That for the Democrats they can use this shutdown as
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their main bargaining hip to return to power following the
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twenty twenty six mid terms. The Republicans sees it as
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an opportunity to say, you know what, this further proves
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our point that Democrats don't care about hard work in Americas.
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This whole shutdown is nothing but a prop used by
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people in positions of power for fundraising. I've taken the
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liberty of doing something so you guys don't have to.
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I subscribe to the Democrat Party email list as well
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as the Republican Party email list, and you would be
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amazed as to how many emails and text messages I
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get a.
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Speaker 2: Day wanting me to donate to help.
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Speaker 1: Either party advance their messaging about this shutdown, and I
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think to myself, really, people are literally out here starving,
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People are literally out here praying that they don't get
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sick so they don't have to go to the doctor.
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And yet you guys are asking people, Hey, just chip
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in any amount so that way we can show Chuck
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Schumer and the dims that what they're doing won't break
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the backbone of the American people. Donate this amount so
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we can show John Thune and Mike Johnson and Donald
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Trump that what they're doing is unconstitutional and it's a
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threat to democracy.
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Speaker 2: Really.
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Speaker 1: When you think about the cost of living as it
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continues to increase, when you think about people who are
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now in the process of being laid off from their jobs,
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when you think about energy prices continuing to soar, when
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you think about grocery prices continuing to continuing to soar,
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when you're thinking about how your utilities tuition, whatever, how
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all these things are continuing to soar. The last thing
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you want to see is a politician or a party
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messaging you about, hey, can you just chip in any
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amount so that way, we can show those in control
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that we're not gonna buckle to their demands. And I'm like, really,
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most Americans are literally living paycheck to paycheck, and you
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want me to donate to you for whatever reason.
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Speaker 2: It's not like you care about me.
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Speaker 1: And that's what makes me so sick when I think
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about the Democrats. They're using the forty plus million people
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in this country that receives snap benefits as political pawns.
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They don't care about whether you guys eat or not.
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They want you guys on their side because they see
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you guys as an opportunity to reclaim the power that
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they once had.
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Speaker 2: I don't think I'm wrong in that assessment.
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Speaker 1: They do not care about the forty plus million Americans
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who are quite literally gonna starve if they don't come
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up with some other financial need to pay for their groceries.
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You guys are just the perfect political pawns in this
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chess game that they can use to get back in power.
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This government could have easily been funded by now, but
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in this new political age that we live in, everything
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has to be a twelve round knockout, drag out fight.
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Nothing can just be done anymore to benefit everybody. It
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always has to go through some bs, back channeling, political maneuvering.
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Speaker 2: Yet we can't fund the government.
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Speaker 1: But yet we have forty billion dollars to send the Argentina,
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three hundred and fifty million dollars to help the president
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build his ballroom at the White House. We have all
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this money to power these weapons and these boats that
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we use to shoot up alleged drug boats in the Caribbean.
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We have all this money to help Ukraine continue their
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war against Russia. We have all this money to help
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Israel continue their war against Tomas. But yet we have
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people in this country who don't even know where their
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next meal is coming from. Now, let me paraphrase my
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commentary with this. When it comes to SNAP recipients, the
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people that I truly feel sorry for are those who
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are seniors that get snapped, those who are not in
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a position to work that receives SNAP. Those are the
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ones that really pains me that they can't get their benefits.
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But if you are an able body American and you
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can work, then why are you complaining that you can't
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get your SNAP benefits. This is what happens when you
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become dependent on the government. When the government shuts down,
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and you have a president like Trump who doesn't want
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to tap into the reserves that have been set aside
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to pay out the benefits, then you have no other
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choice at the end of the day but to get
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out there and do what everybody else does. Get a
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job and pay for your groceries with the money that
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you make via working that job. Like we've all seen
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the TikTok videos by now of people who look able
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to work complaining about how the government is not gonna
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give them their SNAP benefits and all these drastic things
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that they're gonna have to do to feed their family. No,
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you don't have to do all the drastic stuff. But
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what you can do is get out here, put you
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in some job applications, call the job or wait for
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the job to call you, and then go to work
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so that way you can make an honest day's living
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and pay for you and your family's groceries. And yes,
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I'm pissed off about that because I'm a taxpayer and
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it's my tax pair of dollars that goes to fun
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programs like Snap and people who are on it that
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shouldn't be on it. If we're telling the truth and
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you're around here mad at everybody else because the government
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decided to not pay you out what you feel that
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you're due every month. I mean, you've had people say
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some of the most preposterous things about their food stamps. Well,
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I'm just gonna have to go in the store and
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start stealing, or I may steal somebody else's groceries when
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they're loading them up in their cars, And I'm like, really,
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this is how low we've sunken as a society to
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where you feel the only way to take care of
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your family when it comes to their nutrition is by
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stealing it from somebody else who works hard to provide
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for their family, just because you don't want to go
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out there and do the same things that they do
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to make sure that their family is fed at the
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end of the day. Hey, don't get me wrong, When
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I go to the store and that stuff is ringing
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up kind of makes you squirm a bit, But you
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also know that if you want to eat, you gotta
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pay for it right.
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Speaker 2: Right.
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Speaker 1: In the days and times that we live in, where
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the cost of living has soared mightily, you know it
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would be nice to go into a store and not
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have to worry about you know, swiping a cart in
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that money coming directly out of your pott. I think,
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and I know a lot of you are gonna agree
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with this here. I think it would be nice as
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a taxpayer if a specific amount of money is set
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aside from our.
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Speaker 2: Paychecks for food or system.
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Speaker 1: Where if we can tap into our reserves that we
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pay into if we ever find ourselves hitting the band,
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then you will really start to see the workforce improved,
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because people would then say, all right, if hard work
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of Americans tax dollars are no longer going to those
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who just sit on their butt and wait for their
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snap every month, then that means I need to go
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out here and give me a job so that way
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I can make sure that me and my family eat.
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Speaker 2: But in the.
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Speaker 1: Broad scheme of things, I don't have the same reaction
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to the shutdown that a lot of other people do
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because I think this is something that could have been
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greatly avoided if these politicians left their ego at the
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door and not brought them into the halls of Congress.
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But that's easier, said the number you think about these people,
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because they don't suffer the way you and I do.
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They don't go home and wonder how they're gonna put
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food on the table. They don't wonder how they're gonna
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pay their utility bills, they don't wonder how they're gonna
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pay their mortgage, how they're gonna send their kids to college,
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because they have all that taken care of. Even though
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for the most part, you have some that will get
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on TV and try to act like they empathize with you.
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Marghia Taylor Green is a perfect example of this. She
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gets on TV or she goes on a podcast and
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she talks about how her adult children, her young adult children,
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i should say, are having a hard time finding their
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footing in life because things are so high. And I'm
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thinking to myself, well, you know, aren't you pretty financially
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well off. You're trying to tell me that you can't
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help your true get a leg up. It wouldn't hurt
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you that much financially to help your children get that
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leg up. But of course, in order to make the
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sticking point stick, she has to almost use her children
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as pawns in this game to try to empathize with
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you as having you believe that even her as a congresswoman,
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she sees the impact of higher prices because her children
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cannot get that start in life that she got when
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she left college. So you see the game that's being
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played here. And the thing that is and this is
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the last point I'll make before I move on. And
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the thing that's so decrepit about all of this is
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yet you still have these diehard people on both sides
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of the aisle who will listen to this and say
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you're not telling the truth. You're not being completely honest
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in your assessment of the situation. The Democrats do care
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about Americans, they do care about snap recipients, They do
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care about people and their health insurance premiums and all that.
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And I would just calmly ask that person, do you
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believe everything that just came out of your mouth. I
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get it, you've been voting Democrat ever since you were
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old enough to vote. But it's time to realize that
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these politicians are all the same. It doesn't matter which
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party they belong to. They're all in this big Ponzi
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scheme together. And the more and more you call out
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the Ponzi scheme, the more and more uncomfortable that they get,
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because what they realize is that once they're no longer
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able to have a group of people that they can control.
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They start to lose their grip on power, and that's
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what frightens them the most. If they lose their grip
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on power. Republicans the same way. You have so many
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people in the Republican Party that believes everything that Donald
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Trump says, believe everything that Mike Johnson tells me, believes
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everything that John Thunees tells him, and yet they're not
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suffering the same way you are. I said this a
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couple episodes ago. We have to get to a point
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where we all should just look at this and say,
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you know what, We're all being screwed by the same people,
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regardless of party, which is why you will never see
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me attack somebody because they're Republican. You'll never see me
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attack somebody just because they're Democrats. What I'm saying is
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we shouldn't be attacking each other because our enemy is
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the same people. And they've done a damn good job
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of convincing you that that's not the case. Democrats, your
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enemy is the Republicans. Republicans your your enemies, the Democrats.
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That's how they keep this machine going. So that way,
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it coakes you into believing that The only way you
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can get a leg up in this life is if
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your particular party of choice is the one pulling the
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levers of power. And it's absolutely discussing. So if I
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had to make a wager about how much longer this
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shutdown will go on, I think this thing is gonna
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drag out.
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Speaker 2: Past Thanksgiving. And I got a calendar right here in
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front of me.
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Speaker 1: Thanksgiving is on November twenty seven. I honestly could see
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the shutdown going on beyond Thanksgiving because both parties are
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dug into their positions and they see this as an
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opportunity to gain some ground before the midturn. So you know,
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for damn sure that they're gonna want to keep this
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thing going on for as long as they can, while
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millions of Americans struggle to eat, while millions of Americans
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struggle to figure out how they're going to pay rising
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insurance premiums, and while we as a whole continue to
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be the laughing stock for other countries around the world.
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It's very, very, very unpalatable, all right, So I want
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to shift gears and talk about what's going to happen
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on Tuesday. So for those of you that are not
26:03
in the weeds politically, Like I am, you're wondering to yourself, Okay,
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what's so big about Tuesday? Not a mid term year,
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not a presidential election year. Nonetheless, there are still big
26:18
races that are going to be decided on Tuesday, most
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importantly the gubernatorial elections in New Jersey as well as Virginia,
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the mayorial elections in Atlanta and New York City. You
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also have some house races that are up for grabs,
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and of course you have some state, some other state
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and local elections as well. All in all, what Tuesday
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is gonna show us is how the American people in
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those areas feel about the current trajectory of the country,
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with the White House being occupied by a Republican, with
27:06
the House and Senate both being occupied in the majority
27:12
by Republicans, and by the Supreme Court also being in
27:16
a strong conservative majority. Hands I'll say this, not only
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will Tuesday give us a glimpse into how the American
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people are feeling about President Trump's second term so far,
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it will also give us a preview of what we
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possibly can expect in twenty twenty six once the midterms
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get here. I want to talk about Virginia before I
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talk about any other race. So in Virginia, you have
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Glen Younkin, who's the current governor that's term limited. He
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can't run for a second consecutive term. So in his
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place on the Republican side, you have Lieutenant governor win
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some Earl Sears running for the office. On the Democrat side,
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you have a member of Congress, Abigail's spawn Berger running
28:17
for governor. In all likelihood, what we're gonna see play
28:26
out Tuesday and Virginia, this is just a prediction. What
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we're gonna see play out is Abigail's Sparnburner winning that election.
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I don't I don't think it's gonna be a blowout.
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I think it's gonna be relatively close. But what you're
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gonna see are people in Virginia say, you know what,
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we like Glenn Youngkin. Notice I said like, and I
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didn't say love. We like Glenn Youngkin, but we don't
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think that Earl Sears will be the same type of
29:01
governor that Yonkin has been. Now me personally, I don't
29:08
live in Virginia, so I don't have a dog in
29:09
the fight. But I will tell you what's gonna happen.
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If once some Earl Series loses that elect the same
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thing that's gonna happen to her is the same thing
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that happened to herschel Walker a couple of years ago
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when he couldn't defeat Raphael Warnock in Georgia. He will
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be ostracized, or she will be ostracized by the Republican Party,
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never to be heard from again. When's the last time
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you heard something out of the mouth of herschel Walker?
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Been a while, right? If she loses on Tuesday, she
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won't be heard from again because she would bring no
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added value to the Republican Party.
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Speaker 2: They'll look at her and til her shut up. You
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had your chance.
30:05
Speaker 1: We thought you would be able to keep that governor's
30:07
seat in Republican's hands, and you failed us. Now, one
30:12
of the things that's not helped her calls is not
30:18
receiving an endorsement from President Trump. And we all know
30:24
how far a endorsement from President Trump can take certain candidates.
30:30
This is the same President Trump that back here recently
30:36
called Earl Sears a phony, saying that he never he
30:39
knew something was off about her.
30:40
Speaker 2: In so many words, she said something and it got
30:44
Donald Trump's attention, and he was like.
30:45
Speaker 1: Nope, she's not my cup of tea. He even went
30:52
as far as a couple of days ago to post
30:54
on True Social vote Republicans. You know, he's thrown his
30:59
complete support behind Jack Ciicerella in New Jersey, but he
31:04
is not lended in it. His support to Earl Sears
31:07
in Virginia. He basically say, hey, it's like the argument.
31:14
It's like the thing that you hear black people say. Now,
31:17
all skin folks ain't ken folk, all Republican or not
31:23
Magnott and Donald Trump realizes that on certain issues Winston
31:27
Earl Sears is not magnet.
31:31
Speaker 2: And so he's basically saying, look.
31:33
Speaker 1: I don't like who you guys chose to be the
31:37
nominee because I think she's a phony, think she's fraudulent,
31:42
but damn it, she's a Republican.
31:43
Speaker 2: So let's just vote for and hope the best happens.
31:46
Speaker 1: That's pretty much his attitude when he looks at this
31:48
Virginia race. But you know what's gonna happen, right if
31:53
she loses, we're gonna see Donald Trump post on True
31:56
Social why he chose not to endorse it because he
31:59
knew she was a loser. Because he has no love
32:02
for her anyway, So she loses, that loss will not
32:05
be on him, even though you're gonna have some people
32:08
that are gonna say that had he gotten out there
32:11
and campaigned for that, she probably could have gotten over
32:13
to finish line. New Jersey Democrat Mikey Cheryl is going
32:22
up against Jack Ciicerella. Hopefully I'm saying that right if
32:29
I'm not charged to my head, not my heart, please,
32:33
this race has gotten very close here in the final
32:38
few days of the cycle. For one reason, and one
32:43
reason only. Mikey Cheryl is a very flawed cannon. But hell,
32:51
when you look around the political landscape, who isn't.
32:55
Speaker 2: A flawed cannon.
32:58
Speaker 1: And as a result, as more and more of her
33:02
skeletons start to fall out the closet, you're having more
33:07
and more people saying to themselves, uh uh, can't do it.
33:13
Cannot lend my support to her when I hear all
33:16
the things that she's been a part of, especially dating
33:20
back to her time in the academy when she was
33:27
involved in a cheating scandal, so that way she couldn't
33:30
or she was involved in a cheating scanleon and as
33:32
a result, she couldn't walk with her graduating class, and
33:37
so you have people looking at that saying, see right there,
33:39
that's already a reason to distrust her. Now, I do
33:43
believe that she's gonna win on Tuesday, and I do
33:45
believe it's going to be a razor thin election in
33:49
New Jersey, and New Jersey will stay in Democratic hands.
33:58
Speaker 2: The New York City mayor's race.
34:03
Speaker 1: Listen, barring something unforeseen happening, Zora Mumdani's gonna be the
34:09
next mayor of New York. I don't agree with him
34:13
on damn near anything, but New Yorkers are looking at
34:18
the other two options and they're saying, no, we can't
34:22
do that. And the thing that I'm having the hardest
34:27
time accepting are people who want Zora Mumdani destroyed so
34:35
bad to whether they're telling people, hey, I know that
34:40
Cuomo did some things while he was governor that you
34:44
may not.
34:44
Speaker 2: Have liked, but can you just please.
34:47
Speaker 1: Swallow your pride and put him in there so we
34:49
can stop Mumdani. You even have Republicans who are saying
34:55
that they've ditched Curtis Sliwa in favor of Andrew Cuomo.
35:02
I mean, Eric Adams has endorsed him. Michael Bloomberg has
35:06
endorsed him, and Michael Bloomberg we know has money and
35:10
he's willing to throw it. However much money is gonna
35:13
take to get Cuomo into the mayor's office. But I
35:17
don't think any of that's gonna work, because if you
35:20
have not been paying attention to that election, Zora Mumdani
35:24
has a broad band of support throughout all five boroughs
35:28
of New York City. I mean, this is the same
35:31
I'm Donnie who's gotten some traction in Staten Island.
35:36
Speaker 2: Let that sink in Bronx Queens. He has traction.
35:46
Speaker 1: And honestly, why would I feel comfortable voting for Andrew
35:53
Cuomo after he's let all those people go back to
35:57
that nursing home, to those nursing homes during COVID and die.
36:01
Why should I feel comfortable with Andrew Cuomo being the
36:05
mayor after all the sexual harassment charges that he's been
36:10
accused of. I mean, you know something's off if his
36:15
own lieutenant governor when he was governor at the time,
36:18
who's now the current governor, Kathy Holker, didn't endorse him.
36:24
I mean, Hai King, Jeffries and Chuck Schumer. They're late
36:27
to the party. They finally endorsed Mam Donnie because they
36:32
started to fill the heat because they see the traction
36:36
that he's been able to pick up AOC and Bernie
36:40
they were right there from the very beginning.
36:42
Speaker 2: Oh he's a Democratic Socialist. Yep, our kind of guy.
36:49
Speaker 1: And by the way, here's another prediction you can write now,
36:53
AOC is gonna challenge Chuck Schumer in the next Senate election.
36:59
I can already see that happen. AOC she is. We
37:04
may not like her policies, true enough, but you cannot
37:07
deny that she is a firecracker in the Democratic Party.
37:13
Speaker 2: When she goes out.
37:14
Speaker 1: And she speaks, she's able to get people to come
37:17
and listen to her. Now, how good will she be
37:21
as a senator if she were to beat Chucky I
37:24
don't know. But she is able to get a large
37:27
swath of people to buy what she's selling. She's almost
37:33
like somebody that sells Girl Scott cookies and you're on
37:35
a diet, but they do such a good job selling
37:37
them to you where you say, oh, damn, I neve
37:39
have to break this diet. I want these Girl Scout cookies.
37:44
That's how she is. She's a good saleswoman, the same
37:48
way that eight Obama was a good salesman.
37:53
Speaker 2: I was able to get you to support.
37:55
Speaker 1: Him because he spoke eloquently, because he was black, all
38:02
the different things that encompassed what got Barack Obama elected
38:06
over John mccainaan O eight. All in all, there is
38:14
going to be one person who is going to be
38:16
meticulously watching these results Tuesday night, and that's the President
38:23
of the United States, because he's already said in so
38:27
many words that if Mam Donnie wins that mayor's race
38:29
in New York City, they may not have a good
38:32
working relationship, that he may even freeze funding to New
38:36
York City just for the simple fact that, in.
38:39
Speaker 2: His words, Mam Donnie is a communist.
38:44
Speaker 1: But you know what, I've been doing a lot of
38:47
thinking about this since the last time we did an episode,
38:50
and I want to share this with you guys, because
38:52
maybe you will understand where I'm coming from when I
38:55
say this. You have a lot of people, whether it
39:01
be Democrat, Republican whomever, that have a big problem with
39:05
the rise of Zoron Mumdani, really questioning what he would
39:11
do for New York city if he were elected mayor.
39:15
The thing is, instead of lobbing all these attacks at Mamdani,
39:20
trying to figure out why people support him the way
39:23
he do the way that they do. Pardon me, why
39:26
not try to understand what's caused people to distrust the
39:32
Andrew Cuomo's of the world, why people haven't gravitated towards
39:36
the Curtis Sleevas of the world. Instead of just lobbing
39:39
assaults at Mamdani, try to figure out why people who
39:43
support him support him, Like, what is it about this
39:47
assemblyman that has people so enthusiastic about putting him in
39:51
the mayor's office? Because if he were to come out
39:58
successful or a better world would have been if he
40:01
were to come out triumphant. On Tuesday, we're gonna see
40:06
more democratic socialists spring up throughout the country. And that's
40:11
what really has the people in control scare. I mean,
40:16
you guys have been around here trying to sell capitalism
40:20
to people and people still haven't gotten to his So
40:22
they're saying, okay, so what do we have to lose?
40:26
Going with socialists? Democratic socialism as labor by Zora Mumdani,
40:32
Bernie Sanders and AOC we have absolutely nothing to lose
40:39
because we've already been force fed this bs about capitalism
40:44
and how it's gonna help everybody get to the top
40:48
of the mountain, and that's been the furthest thing from
40:50
the truth.
40:59
Speaker 2: So trying to figure out why he.
41:01
Speaker 1: Has the supporters that he has, instead of belittling him
41:07
just because you don't like it, figure out what's allowed
41:12
his rise to happen.
41:14
Speaker 2: Instead of demonizing the rise.
41:18
Speaker 1: And then and only then do I think you can
41:21
finally start putting the pieces together about how you can
41:25
stop this from spreading if you claim that it's such
41:29
a widespread problem. But Tuesday will be that litmus test
41:40
that we need to see where we're heading next year,
41:46
as well as twenty twenty eight. Speaking of twenty twenty eight,
41:54
there's been talked about what's going to happen in twenty
41:59
twenty eight when it comes to the Democratic private There
42:06
has been reports indicating that former Vice President Kamala Harris
42:14
wants to try to run for president for a third time.
42:21
Speaker 2: God oh mighty.
42:22
Speaker 1: Anyway, here's the thing about former Vice President Harris. If
42:30
we're telling the truth, when you ran in twenty twenty
42:38
that wasn't successful. Ran in twenty twenty four that wasn't
42:41
successful life, Why should the Democrat Party give you another
42:51
opportunity to be the standard bearer of the party.
42:57
Speaker 2: Honest question.
43:01
Speaker 1: If you've stolen from me once, why should I trust
43:06
you to not steal from me twice? And by extension,
43:11
why should I trust you not to steal from me
43:14
a third time? Think about all the donors who gave
43:21
her the money for her one hundred and seven day
43:24
campaign last year, the one plus billion dollars that was
43:29
infused into her war chest to help her get to
43:32
the White House. Blew through all of that, and even
43:36
had that when it was all said and done, And
43:40
yet she wants us to believe that if given another
43:44
chance to run a proper campaign, she can get over
43:46
the finish line this time. If Democrats are really honest
43:55
with themselves, they realize that they need what they had
44:01
in two thousand and eight with Barack Obama. You need
44:04
somebody that can eloquently bridge the divide between the old
44:09
guard of the Democrat Party and the new guard of
44:13
the Democrat Party that's spearheaded by the likes of Bernie
44:16
aoc Zoramnani. Because if a Democrat really wants to reclaim
44:24
the White House, They're gonna have to be very realistic
44:26
with themselves that they're gonna need to be able to
44:28
bridge that gap between the socialist wing of that party
44:33
and the more moderate wing of that party. Because I
44:39
think we can all see now the Democrat socialist is
44:45
not gonna win nationals because it's just not gonna be popular.
44:48
Which is why I think if Bernie had gotten the
44:51
nomination in sixteen or twenty, I don't think he would
44:54
have beaten Donald Trump.
44:56
Speaker 2: That's just the truth of the matter.
45:00
Speaker 1: Because you're not gonna be able to go into a
45:02
state like Florida or Texas, or Kentucky or South Carolina
45:12
selling democratic socialism. They're not gonna happen. Hell, even in
45:18
my state of Mississippi, it's not gonna fly. It's not
45:23
it's not part for the courts. But I think what
45:28
we're gonna see in twenty twenty eight, or in the
45:32
lead up to twenty twenty eight, I should say we're
45:36
gonna see a anybody but Kamela movement spring up within
45:41
the Democrat Party because you're gonna have a lot of
45:44
people that are gonna say, we would rather lose another
45:48
election with somebody else than to lose two elections in
45:52
the in a row with the same candidate.
45:57
Speaker 2: Now you're gonna see a lot of donors that are
45:58
gonna say, uh.
46:00
Speaker 1: Uh no, I would rather sit on my donations than
46:07
to give more money to Kamla Harris after what she
46:11
did with that one plus billion dollars in twenty twenty four,
46:16
And just ask yourself something. I think I posed this
46:19
question to you guys before. Who can run through a
46:24
billion dollars in one hundred and seven days like that
46:29
is a lot of money. Just the word billion itself
46:35
screams more than I need, more than I'll ever be
46:39
able to spend it. You have people who couldn't even
46:42
spend a billion dollars in a lifetime, and yet she
46:47
was able to do it in one hundred and seven days.
46:52
Plus her campaign ended in the red and not the black.
47:00
So she needs to be real with herself and say,
47:02
you know what, I had my chance at it.
47:05
Speaker 2: I whiffed.
47:08
Speaker 1: Mightily, I should add, So let me go ahead and
47:12
just step out the way and be of as much
47:16
help as I possibly can be to whomever the candidate
47:20
is in twenty twenty eight. So that way we can
47:22
reclaim the White House for the first time since twenty twenty.
47:26
That would be the best thing she could do. She
47:31
doesn't need to be selfish and try to do this again,
47:34
because God knows, in a full drag out primary fight,
47:39
she won't be able to get the softballs that she
47:42
got in twenty twenty four.
47:44
Speaker 2: Her record will.
47:45
Speaker 1: Be attacked by those same people that she thought were
47:48
her friends a year ago, the Pritzkers of the world,
47:52
the Newsums, the Whitmers. This goes on and on, because
47:57
I think we're going to see about twenty to twenty
47:59
five people throw their hat into the ring on the
48:03
Democratic side in twenty twenty eight. Speaking of the presidentcy
48:14
since we're there, the current occupant.
48:21
Speaker 2: Of the office of President of the United.
48:23
Speaker 1: States is doing something that honestly should piss all of
48:30
us off, especially when you think about the economic straits
48:36
that we're in right now.
48:39
Speaker 2: So the President.
48:42
Speaker 1: Is just ripping apart the White House literally to install
48:47
a ballroom where the East Wing used to be. That's
48:51
going to cost, at the time of this recording, three
48:54
hundred and fifty million dollars. Now to all the Trump
49:04
supporters out there, let's just go ahead and have this
49:06
conversation because we need to. How many of you that
49:14
are Trump supporters, that are regular, everyday average joes that
49:20
get up, go to work, pay your taxes, raise your family,
49:26
actively involved in your community.
49:31
Speaker 2: How many of y'all seriously think.
49:38
Speaker 1: That when this ballroom is finished, will be invited to
49:47
go into it for an event? And I ask that
49:53
question because those are the people who are yelling the
49:57
loudest about how great is gonna be, how good is
50:02
gonna look based upon the renderings that the White House
50:06
has made puplic, Donald Trump has my full support for
50:12
this ballroom. I think it's gonna look great. Guess what,
50:16
You're never gonna step foot into it, even though your
50:21
tax pair of dollars are going into it to fund it.
50:26
I don't really care what Donald Trump says. He claims
50:30
that tax pair of dollars are not being used for this,
50:33
that he and a couple of his donor friends they're
50:36
paying for it. I call bs on it. I do
50:39
think some of our tax payer dollars are going into it,
50:44
and I stand pad in that opinion.
50:48
Speaker 2: So this ballroom that you hear damn near.
50:53
Speaker 1: Everybody in magn world allude to, will not be something
51:00
that the average Trump supporter will be able to step
51:03
foot into. Now, if you are a MAGA influencer like
51:07
Ben Shapiro and Bennett Johnson, well, I don't know if
51:13
Cannice owns her and Donald Trump don't seem to be
51:15
on good terms anymore.
51:16
Speaker 2: I was about to say.
51:16
Speaker 1: Her the HADJH Twins officer Tatum, who else? Any MAGA
51:30
conservative influencers out there, now, they'll be able to go
51:32
in there. But if you are a regular nine to
51:35
five Trump supporter, you know, damn ware you're not going
51:38
in there, because when you realize that, hey, this ballroom
51:44
isn't gonna be used for elegant parties and for a
51:48
high class dinner with my high rolling friends, you'll think
51:51
twice about why you supported it from the get go.
51:57
It's almost like how most country clubs are members only
52:01
country clubs. That ballroom will be members only, and knowing
52:07
him as money hungry as he is, he'll probably charge
52:13
your membership fee just to get into that damn ballroom.
52:20
Because if there's one thing we know about people with money,
52:23
they love to cont everybody else out of more money.
52:28
Speaker 2: It's just the game that they play.
52:35
Speaker 1: We'll see Larry Ellison in there, see Sam Autman, Elon Musk,
52:42
Mark Zuckerberg, Bill Gates. All the ones who put money
52:49
behind Trump to get him into the wous we'll see
52:51
them in there. But regular nine to five Trump supporters
52:56
will not step foot in that ballroom because at this
53:02
point he doesn't care about y'all anymore, because y'all helped
53:08
him get what he wanted a second term, which is
53:12
why he does not care when you guys complain about
53:17
how he's no longer America first. Every time I hear
53:21
Candice Owens complain about Donald Trump not being America first anymore,
53:25
I don't feel bad for every time that I don't hear,
53:29
or every time I hear Tucker Carlson talk about how
53:32
Donald Trump has abandoned America first, I don't feel sorry
53:34
for him. Marjorie Taylor Green don't feel sorry for because
53:38
you guys were so blind in your support to him
53:45
to where he could have told y'all it was raining outside,
53:48
and you would have went on and went in your
53:50
room and put it, put on rain gear, and when
53:52
you walked out the front door and you saw it
53:54
with Sonny, you wouldn't have gotten mad at him. For
53:56
lying to you would have got mad at the weather
53:59
for not being what Trump said that it would be.
54:08
And think about this, when's the last time you heard
54:11
Donald Trump mention anything about Charlie Kirk? And speaking of
54:20
Charlie Kirk, since we're there, I wanted to say this
54:25
after it happened. But once again, as you guys know,
54:28
this is the first episode we've done since September twentieth.
54:32
Speaker 2: That memorial.
54:35
Speaker 1: At State Farm Stadium out in Glendale for Charlie Kirk.
54:40
Speaker 2: Was an embarrassment for a couple of different reasons.
54:44
Speaker 1: I should say, why were there voting booths set up
54:53
at a memorial and why did those same boosts say
54:59
that this is what Charles would have won it? Why
55:02
were there so many pyrotechnics being used at a memorial service?
55:08
Why did his memorial service feel like a glorified Trump route?
55:14
And and by the way, since we're there too, if
55:16
you think about it, Charlie Kirk's memorial service at State
55:21
Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona almost felt like Donald Trump's
55:25
Madison Square Garden routy. Remember the one where damn there
55:29
everybody in their grandmother got up on stage and talked
55:32
about the joys that they would feel and the country
55:36
would feel if Donald Trump got reelected and the knight
55:41
culminated in Donald Trump getting up there making a speech.
55:45
And that same thing happened at Charlie Kirks memorial. It
55:49
wasn't his wife or his widow that finished this memorial,
55:55
It wasn't his parents, it wasn't his siblings. It was
56:00
Ronald Trump himself that finished off the memorial service. Why
56:06
wasn't Charlie Kirk's parents able to speak? Why weren't his
56:09
siblings able to speak? And yet with all that pomp
56:15
and circumstance, you've not heard Donald Trump talk about Charlie
56:19
Kirk since.
56:22
Speaker 2: But of course.
56:25
Speaker 1: You have those out there that will defend them now
56:27
to say, well, he doesn't have to talk about it.
56:29
Speaker 2: Everybody grieves different differently. That's true. That's true. It's definitely
56:35
true that everybody grieves differently.
56:38
Speaker 1: You have some people that when they lose a loved
56:40
one or someone that they were close to, they wear
56:43
their emotions on their sleeve. You have other people who
56:47
hides it and when they are by themselves, that's when
56:50
they choose to be vulnerable. That's when they choose to
56:53
allow themselves to feel the emotions of the person that
56:57
they've just lost. If you're out there and you've lost somebody,
57:05
you know what the five stages of grief are.
57:10
Speaker 2: The nile.
57:13
Speaker 1: And I don't have these written in front of me,
57:15
but the five stages of grief, you know, usually starts
57:17
out with denial, the last one is acceptance, and in
57:21
the middle, so you have the now, anger, bargaining, depression,
57:30
and acceptance.
57:33
Speaker 2: The nile usually comes first, acceptance comes.
57:36
Speaker 1: At the end, and the rest of them you pick
57:41
your poison as to how they come. We've not seen
57:47
Donald Trump be angry about Charlie Kirk's death. We've not
57:51
seen Donald Trump bargain about Donald Trump about Charlie Curk's death.
57:55
Speaker 2: Why couldn't it have not been me instead of him?
58:01
Speaker 1: We've not seen Donald Trump be depressed about Charlie Kirk.
58:09
And hell, donald Trump accepted it after it happened. We've
58:20
all been there before, when we lose somebody that we
58:25
love or somebody that we're close to. We asked that question,
58:30
why couldn't it have been me instead of them? Why
58:32
did you have to take my love one away? I
58:36
felt like we had so much more to do, and
58:42
you go around and you're mad at anything and anybody
58:46
because you just want somebody to direct that anger to.
58:54
When it happens, at first, you're like, oh uh, I
58:56
cannot believe this just happened.
58:59
Speaker 2: There's no way that this is real.
59:09
Speaker 1: This is the same guy that pretty much bent over
59:13
backwards to help Donald Trump get reelected. And the things
59:17
that Donald Trump gave him was simply when he was
59:20
asked by the reporter how is he holding up?
59:22
Speaker 2: He started talking about the ballroom, how.
59:24
Speaker 1: The trucks have pulled up for construction of the ballroom,
59:33
and yet people still support it, support him even go
59:37
as far as to say, this is what I voted for.
59:47
And yet wonder why we are in the situations that
59:50
we find ourselves in. We're racing towards forty threellion dollars
59:57
in debt, We're raised towards nuclear annihilation. We're racing towards
1:00:05
a war with Nigeria. We're racing towards a war with
1:00:19
what's the country Maduro's over And we know that it's
1:00:26
not about drugs. Of course, that's the lie that Donald
1:00:30
Trump tells and those who are knee deep in maga,
1:00:33
that's what they want you to believe. Venezuela, it's not
1:00:39
about fitting all, It's not about any of that crap.
1:00:42
It's about the fact that Venezuela has more oil than
1:00:46
Saudi Arabia. It's not the drugs that we want to stop.
1:00:58
It's going into venezuel overthrowing Maduro so that way we
1:01:02
could get a more United States friendly person in charge
1:01:05
of that country, so that way we can start raping
1:01:08
them of their oil. So that way he can tell
1:01:14
everybody that, hey, I brought down gas prices. And by
1:01:17
the way, speaking of bringing down gas, what happened to
1:01:22
drill baby drill on day one? Or is he gonna
1:01:25
blame Biden for that too? What happened to Russia Ukraine
1:01:33
ending on day one? Or is he gonna blame Biden
1:01:36
for that too? What happened to If you think about
1:01:46
all the campaign promises that he made, and one by
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one we're starting to see them not being fulfilled, you
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have people that are knee deep in magazine and hey,
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it's not his fault.
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Speaker 2: You gotta blame those radical judges.
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Speaker 1: You gotta blame Congress, you gotta blame the Supreme Court
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because sometimes they be tripping it's always somebody else's fault
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except for the man who made the promises. The same
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man who does not want to shut down blamed on him.
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But back in twenty thirteen when that shutdown happened, the
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same Donald Trump blamed Obama for that shutdown, basically calling
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him weak. Anytime they're shut down happens, the blame should
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be placed in the president because he's the one in control.
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But the minute you bring that up to somebody who's
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knee deep in maga, they say, well, that was different
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back then. We're talking about something completely opposite now. Oh
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and let me not forget the rhinos in Congress. They're
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blamed for not being one hundred percent on board with
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Donald Trump's agenda. You guys are so luke warm on
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Ron Ran Paul. One minute you love him, the next
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minute he can't stand him. The same thing with Marjorie
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Taylor Green, the same thing with Susan Collins and Lisa
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Murkowski and Mitch McConnell. And let's not forget the biggest
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one of them all, Thomas Massey. Mean, you guys hate
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Thomas Massey because he's doing what exactly standing on his principles.
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I thought you guys were the Party of morality. I
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thought you guys were the party of core principles. And
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because Thomas Massey is standing on his principles, you guys
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got a problem with that. The only thing Thomas Massey
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wants is government to be limited. The only thing he
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wants is for this administration to stop pussing footing around
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and release the f thing files. And by the way,
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since we're on that top at this point, I don't
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even really care about him anymore, because if they were
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to ever find out to come out, we know that
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they will be so bleached that you couldn't believe anything
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you see in them, because we know that that's probably
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what they're doing right now.
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Speaker 2: Cash Mattel and his minions.
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Speaker 1: At the FBI, under the direct authority of Pam Bond
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and Donald Trump, are in there just bleaching those Epstein
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files so that way they don't mention Donald Trump or
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anybody he's associated with, one way or the other.
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Speaker 2: But this is supposed to be the most.
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Speaker 1: Transparent administration in the history of this country. You know,
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you get Caroline Levitt up there, she's a liar. She's
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in some instances worse than create Kergeen Karine, Jean Pierre,
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you get Marco Rubio up there, Liar Cash Mattel, Liar
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Cash Mattel have more energy to go after Johnson, Billis
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and Terry Rogier than he has anybody associated with the
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Epstein file. Go figure. But yet you have so many
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people who believe this administration is doing so well. I'm
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getting everything I voted for and then some. And of
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course you have those Democrats that have come out and say, see,
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this is why you should vote for us up and
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down the ballot in twenty twenty six.
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Speaker 2: Not so fast.
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Speaker 1: I'm not letting y'all off the hook either. Y'all had
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your chance to stop this, and you failed miserably. And
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you wonder why so many people are abandoning both parties
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because both parties are knee deep in bullshit. Let's just
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tell the truth and shame the devil. At the end
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of the day, both parties are knee deep in bs.
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But of course you say that, and you get excoriated
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by both parties.
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Speaker 2: You don't believe that.
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Speaker 1: You're just saying that because you're mad that this didn't
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go that way or that didn't go this way. That's
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not the point I'm making The point I'm making is
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simply that politics is a game, and you have some
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people that are playing this shit pretty good. In closing,
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before I go, there was a turning point event held
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on the campus of the University of Mississippi a couple
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of days ago, and the Vice president was there, Erica
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Kirk was there, and let's just say that what happened
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at that event caused people to, you know, think a
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little different.
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Speaker 2: Not only did jd. Vance get up on that stage
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and say.
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Speaker 1: That he wished his wife would convert to Christianity, but
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the hug between jd. Vance and Erica Kirk is what
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got people talk like, what's going on between these two?
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Something is a mist between the vice president and the
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widow of Charlie Kirk.
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Speaker 2: Listen, you know.
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Speaker 1: It goes back to the argument that I just made.
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We all grieve differently. But there is something strangely amiss
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when you think about Erica Kirk. Because I'll be honest
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with you, if I lost my wife and I became
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a widower, if I truly loved my wife, I would
1:08:09
be completely just out of it. There's nothing you could
1:08:13
say or do that would cause me to ever come
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out of the funk that I would be in if
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I lost my wife, But for her, it just seems like, hey,
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he's dead now, I gotta go on.
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Speaker 2: And that's the attitude that you get.
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Speaker 1: And once again it does go back to we all
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grieve differently, but.
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Speaker 2: I don't know.
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Speaker 1: Something does not seem right about this, but it just
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goes into the collection bucket of nothing really seeming right
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in the days and times that we live in. And
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with that being said, ladies and gentlemen, that'll wrap up
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today's edition of the Igarius Williams Show. I want to
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thank you guys once again as always for listening, however
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and wherever you choose to listen. Until next time you gotys,
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Stay safe, take care of God, bless we are out peace.