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27 - BIDEN vs TRUMP DEBATE INITIAL RESPONSE · World Ablaze with George Fontes

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  welcome world of blaze listeners and welcome to episode 27
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  Well, the election debate just happened. The CNN hosted election debate for the 2024 presidential election. At least the first debate that we're going to have has just passed.
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  I have been holding out, putting out an episode this week. Usually I try to get them out, you know, at least by Wednesdays.
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  But with the debate coming up, I thought I'd hold out until after the debate was over to release this.
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  And this will be my first response to the debate.
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  I'm going to concentrate on a few topics or questions that were asked in the debate.
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  And what I'm going to do is, well, we're going to do a little bit of fact checking here.
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  Fact checking based on actual facts, not just headlines or emotions, but actual facts.
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  and we're going to do a more in-depth breakdown later with myself and a couple of other guests
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  of the show and we'll dive deeper into the debate later and actually do a breakdown but this is
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  going to be my initial reaction response but first let me raise my frosty beverage to everybody
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  and here's a big world of blaze cheers to all of you that are listening around the world here
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  and if you got them take your cigars smoke them sit back and really take everything in
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  and i hope you really get something out of this and first up is the first question i believe they
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  asked of the night if i'm correct but either way we're going to go to one of the three hot topics
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  and and actually the three biggest topics of the election have been border security
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  the economy and abortion has been a very hot topic again so starting with border security
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  i'm going to go ahead and just play these clips and i may stop them i may not i may
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  enter interject into them but either way i am going to go ahead and give you
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  facts based on the questions and answers and maybe even a little bit of my own opinion
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  All right, so let's start here again from the CNN hosted 2024 presidential debate.
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  And this is the question that was asked in regards to the border security.
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  Thank you.
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  Let's turn on to the issue of immigration and border security.
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  President Biden, a record number of migrants have illegally crossed the southern border on your watch.
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  Overwhelming border states and overburdening cities such as New York and Chicago,
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  and in some cases causing real safety and security concerns.
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  Given that, why should voters trust you to solve this crisis?
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  Because we worked very hard to get a bipartisan agreement that not only changed all of that,
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  but made sure that we are in a situation where you had no circumstance where they could come across the border
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  with the number of border police there are now.
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  We significantly increased the number of asylum officers.
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  By the way, the Border Patrol endorsed me, endorsed my position.
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  In addition to that, we find ourselves in a situation where when he was president, he was taking, separating babies from their mothers, putting them in cages, making sure the families were separated.
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  That's not the right way to go.
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  What I've done since I've changed the law, what's happened?
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  I've changed it in a way that now you're in a situation where there are 40 percent fewer people coming across the border illegally.
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  It's better than when he left office.
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  All right. I'm going to interject actually right there.
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  So Biden had just stated that Trump separated families and threw them in cages.
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  There may be some fact to that because it was under his administration, but it was also
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  policies that were already put in place under the Obama administration.
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  In fact, I remember that those cages that he's talking about were built under the Obama
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  administration in response to detaining illegal immigrants and holding them until they could
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  figure out whether they would be deported or accepted into the United States under the rules
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  of asylum. Okay. So first off, he's pretty much, he's a little off right there. Let's keep going.
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  And I'm going to continue to move until we get the total ban on the, the, the, the total initiative
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  relative to what we're going to do with more border patrol and more asylum officers.
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  President Trump?
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  I really don't know what he said at the end of that sentence.
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  I don't think he knows what he said either.
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  Look, we had the safest border in the history of our country.
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  All he had to do was leave it.
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  All he had to do was leave it.
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  He decided to open up our border, open up our country to people that are from prisons,
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  people that are from mental institutions, insane asylum, terrorists.
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  We have the largest number of terrorists coming into our country right now.
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  All terrorists all over the world, not just in South America, all over the world.
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  They come from the Middle East everywhere, all over the world.
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  They're pouring in. And this guy just left it open.
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  And he didn't need legislation because I didn't have legislation.
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  I said, close the border. We had the safest border in history.
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  In that final couple of months of my presidency, we had, according to Border Patrol, who is great.
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  And by the way, who endorsed me for president.
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  But I won't say that, but they endorsed me for president.
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  Brandon just speak to him but look we had the safest border in history I'm gonna stop it I
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  don't know if anyone caught that but he just called Joe Biden Brandon which is definitely
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  a shot so if if you don't recall what that means or what that's about it is the chant that was
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  covered up long ago and it was the chant was let's go Brandon well let's go Brandon actually
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  was a cover-up because it was done during a live coverage where they were talking to President
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  Biden at a large event. And what the crowd was actually saying was, fuck Joe Biden. Well,
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  the reporter at the time hearing this and knowing that it was being caught on the live broadcast,
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  they tried to manipulate it to where they're saying, no, it doesn't, I think it sounds like
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  they're saying, let's go, Brandon.
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  So President Trump definitely throws a shot at Joe Biden
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  by calling him Brandon, which is freaking hilarious.
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  Now we have the worst border in history.
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  There's never been anything like it.
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  And people are dying all over the place,
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  including the people that are coming up in caravans.
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  Thank you, President Trump.
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  President Biden?
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  The only terrorist who's done anything across the border
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  is one who came along and killed three under his administration,
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  killed an al-Qaeda person coming in at his administration.
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  kill three american soldiers kill three american soldiers that's the only terrorist that's there
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  i'm not saying that no terrorist ever got through with the idea they're emptying their prisons we're
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  we're welcoming these people that's simply not true there's no data to support what he said
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  once again he's exaggerating he's lying okay so that's that um let me circle back to a little bit
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  in the beginning of this questioning in uh biden's response when he made a statement that
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  the Border Patrol actually endorses him for president and supports him.
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  Well, that's a blatant lie.
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  In fact, not long after the statement on X, the Border Patrol themselves, in fact, I think
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  it was the Border Patrol Union made a statement that they not now nor ever or ever will support
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  nor endorse Joe Biden.
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  So that was a blatant lie.
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  And the Border Patrol Union themselves said, nope, we will not support Biden.
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  the second thing i want to bring up that i wanted this to play out a little bit before i stopped it
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  actually i think we're at the end of this question was the border security issues while trump was
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  was right in his statement in fact well he is right he's correct the border was safer under trump
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  okay now biden's trying to say that hey you know we got the first bipartisan agreement to close the
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  border were working on doing xyz sure bullshit though because when trump was president under
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  social pressures driven by the leftist media as well as by democrats in leadership positions
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  they did everything they could to not support trump's effort in closing the border by labeling
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  him a racist okay there's nothing racist about controlling our borders now as far as the terrorist
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  comment. Joe Biden did have to say, I never said there weren't terrorists coming over,
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  but he also tries to downplay the situation we're having with terrorists that have been
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  encountered at the border. So here's a little fact check here. In fact, this is part of my
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  response that I made to Mark Cuban when he made a post about what was going on with the debate
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  and calling Trump a liar. And I just want to make it clear, I might lean more Trump on this,
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  but I'm not necessarily saying Trump is the clear winner in any way in this debate. I mean,
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  that's all up for debate in and of itself. And of course, will be your own opinion. But
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  here's the truth about the terrorist encounter situation. Okay. So my response was this,
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  and I also got a lot of information that you can listen to. And you can also click the links in
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  the show notes for episode 14 in which I did an episode about Ilhan Omar's nefarious past
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  and her intentions as well as taking on the crisis we have at the border. So my response in this
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  expose was those who say that Trump lied over 30 times in the debate don't actually know the truth
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  and are just regurgitating what's said by the media. When he said the border was out of control
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  and that terrorists were entering the United States, he was correct. According to the U.S.
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  Customs and Border Protection, thus far in 2024, they have recorded encounters with 316 terrorists
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  that are on the watch list and the year isn't over. In 2023, they recorded encounters with 736
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  terrorists on the watch list. These numbers only account for those individuals who have been
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  apprehended while entering all ports of entry. There has been a measurable increase in terrorist
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  encounters in the United States with a total of 1,703 encounters under Joe Biden's presidency so
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  far. The only year that saw a dismal amount of encounters was in 2021, which was Biden's first
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  year in office. But that was also one of the first full years of the COVID pandemic.
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  so there you have it and that statement i made you can actually find the data on the customs
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  and border patrol website it is right there and in terms of you know if we want to if we want to
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  debate whether trump was right about the border being more secure under his presidency versus
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  biden's i got more facts for you this is taken directly from the customs and border patrol.gov
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  website. Now, this data is going to allow me to compare what happened under Trump's presidency
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  and Biden's presidency. And these encounters are classified differently here. Okay. So
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  there's encounters that are basically people who were admissible, which refers to individuals
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  encountered at ports of entry who are seeking lawful admission to the United States, but are
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  determined to be inadmissible, individuals presenting themselves to seek humanitarian
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  protection under our laws, and individuals who withdraw an application for admission and return
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  to their countries of origin within a short time frame. Now, there's another set of data here
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  within this table that refers to apprehensions that led to physical control or temporary detainment of a person who was not lawfully in the u which may or may not result in arrest so literal illegal immigrants
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  or illegal aliens however you want to coin coin that term or classify um these people
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  but i'm going to concentrate first on what is considered to be the illegal i mean blatantly
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  illegal entries. Okay. So in 2017, which would be Trump's first year in office here,
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  they recorded 310,531 illegal immigrant encounters. Contrast that to Joe Biden's
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  first year in office in 2021, there was 1,662,167 illegal immigrants or illegal encounters
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  with illegal aliens. Huge contrast, but we're not done. Trump's second year in office. Now,
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  things did start going up a bit for Trump. In 2018, those illegal immigrant encounters were
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  404,142. Biden's second year in office, when he was in office for his second term,
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  I mean second year, not term, sorry, second year, it was 2,214,652.
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  Not even comparable, okay?
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  Trump's third year in office, 859,501.
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  Now that was a significant spike there.
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  But compared to Joe Biden's third year in office, it kind of went down a little bit,
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  but it was still it was 2,063,692. Now let's contrast that number with Trump's last year
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  in office which was 2020. Now the previous year the third year of Trump's service to America
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  as president he was 859,501 as I previously mentioned but reduced that number by about half
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  in his last term in 2020. Illegal immigrant encounters were down to 405,036.
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  Now here we are on Joe Biden's final year of his term in 2024. And the numbers went down for him
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  as well, but the year isn't over. We still have a few months to go. And Joe Biden, under his
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  tutelage under his presidency, his final year in office for his first term, he's at 1,293,375
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  illegal immigrant encounters. The data is clear, the numbers are clear. Now, if we're talking about
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  total actions with people who are denied entrance due to, you know, their background records or
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  whatever, if we're looking at totals, the numbers are even more astronomical. If we're combining
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  all data for all encounters, we're still not even close. I mean, I'll take 2023, for example,
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  Joe Biden 2023 versus Trump's 2019. So 2019 under Trump, total encounters for everything that was
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  recorded with illegal versus those seeking asylum, but denied or whatever the case was,
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  was 1,148,024. Under Biden in 23, his third year, just as against Trump's third year,
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  Biden was at 3,201,144. And every year, there's a huge contrast, okay, a huge contrast. But again,
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  seems like the third year spike for both presidents were pretty large for whatever reason.
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  but let's go ahead and take trump's first year totals i mean total total so his first year 17
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  2017 was 526 901 okay biden's first year in office totals 1,956,519 we're not even comparing
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  so when trump said that they had they had under under his presidency the most secure border
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  border like you've never seen. Look, I can't say I agree with the fact or what his statement is
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  about it being the most secure border ever in history, but it was definitely a secure border,
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  at least a way more secure border than what we're dealing with now. Okay. But I'm not sure
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  that the Democratic Party, at least Biden's team, actually wants to accept this data.
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  they're definitely trying to spin it in his direction and try to blame the Republican
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  party for not letting him close the border. But he was under the same, he's dealing with the same
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  situation that Trump did. Neither party when, or neither opposing party, I mean, when either
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  president is or was in office would approve support. Trump was in office. He never got the
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  support from the Democratic party to be able to close the borders, but somehow Trump still made
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  work okay Biden in office of course the Republican Party's going to oppose him just because that's
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  the nature but they did it for different reasons because they tried to pack other things into these
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  bills such as more support for Ukraine alongside the border control bill here which made no sense
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  and and so the Republican Party literally wanted hey let's separate these single single item bills
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  and if we're going to pass anything in regard to securing our border let's just concentrate on that
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  stop trying to fold in another 60 billion dollars for ukraine or whatever it was a lot of people
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  forget about that and the issue we're going to have with anyone um or most people here trying
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  to decide you know who's going to be the president who is the one who's right for the country who's a
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  liar who isn't a liar is you got to read past the fucking headlines man you really do again read
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  past the headlines because the data is there. You can't cover up facts. So let's go ahead and move
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  on to the next topic at hand that I believe most Americans are very, very, very concerned with.
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  Of course, it's our economy. Look, our money's going to shit. It's not worth much of anything
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  anymore. Inflation is ridiculous. The cost of living is just going astronomically out the window.
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  people can't keep up anymore look the dollar just isn't doing it for us anymore right it's just not
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  happening everyone is starting to feel it even those who have what is considered to be upper
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  middle class income they're just not in a position to absorb it anymore either i'm going to go ahead
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  and play the back and forth on this question in regard to the economy gentlemen thanks so much
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  for being here. Let's begin the debate and let's start with the issue that voters consistently say
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  is their top concern, the economy. President Biden, inflation has slowed, but prices remain high.
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  Since you took office, the price of essentials has increased. For example, a basket of groceries
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  that cost $100 then now costs more than $120. And typical home prices have jumped more than 30%.
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  percent. What do you say to voters who feel they are worse off under your presidency than they were
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  under President Trump? We got to take a look at what I was left when I became president,
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  what Mr. Trump left me. We had an economy that was in free fall. The pandemic was so badly handled.
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  Many people were dying. All he said was, it's not that serious. Just inject a little bleach
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  into your arm. You'll be all right. The economy collapsed. There were no jobs. Unemployment rate
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  rose to 15 percent it was terrible and so what we had to do is try to put things back together again
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  that's exactly what we began to do we created 15 000 new jobs we brought out a position where
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  we have 800 000 new manufacturing jobs but there's more to be done there's more to be done working
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  class people are still in trouble i come from scranton pennsylvania i come of household where
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  the kitchen table if the things weren't able to be met during the month it was a problem price of
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  of eggs, the price of gas, the price of housing, the price of a whole range of things. That's why
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  I'm working so hard to make sure I deal with those problems. And we're going to make sure that we
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  reduce the price of housing. We're going to make sure we build 2 million new units. We're going to
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  make sure we cap rents so corporate greed can't take over. The combination of what I was left with
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  and corporate greed is the reason why we're in this problem right now. I'm going to address what
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  he said about what he was left with. Okay. Especially when he was talking about jobs.
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  So the job market, let's just be honest and let's be real.
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  Let's think outside of our, like I said, emotions or support for whatever team you support here or party you support.
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  Put your pom-poms down, stop shaking them, and let's go ahead and read some more facts.
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  Now, you can find this information on actual statistical government websites, but I figure if anybody knows anything about money and business, it's Forbes.
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  and Forbes actually did a breakdown in comparison in regards to economy and business under Joe Biden
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  versus Trump. I'm just gonna read the job market just because that was where I stopped. So the job
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  market. According to Forbes and I agree with and these are factual numbers both Biden and Trump
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  oversaw strong labor markets which they did. Since Biden took office overall employment is up 11%.
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  average pay is up 17%. Okay, so that's respectable. It's good. And unemployment is down from 6.7% to
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  4%. Still not bad. It shows a reduction, but 4% is still not acceptable. But we did see a reduction
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  over time under his presidency. There's more in here where I'll talk about the inflation numbers.
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  Okay, now it goes on to say, perhaps Trump's most impressive labor market feat were unemployment
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  declining from 4.7% to as low as 3.5% in 2019, okay?
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  And early 2020.
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  So what happened after 2020?
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  We get, you know, further into 2020 and into 21.
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  Guess what?
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  Pandemic, you know, after the beginning of 2020,
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  those numbers carried over.
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  Once the pandemic really hit our shores,
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  everything got shut down, jobs were shut down, jobs were lost.
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  now to put that decline in jobs on trump for trying to handle an unprecedented event that
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  that no one in our lifetime has ever had to go against i'm talking about a world pandemic
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  it's ridiculous it's very ridiculous that joe biden is going to take credit for his job growths
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  the job growths against the declining jobs during the state of a pandemic under Trump,
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  where it was instructed by medical professionals that were advising the White House to shut things
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  down, to try to, you know, slow the spread, as they said. Now, I will say that, I mean, Forbes
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  does go on to say that you know these these numbers that trump had under his um the unemployment
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  numbers which were as low as 3.5 was actually tied with the lowest level since 1969 and the wage
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  growth the wages growing by an inflation beating 15 percent over his four-year term so yes
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  economically it was way better under Trump what happened to Trump COVID-19 that fucked everything
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  up for everyone and to blame a president when every world leader had an issue with this and
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  just about every single country had a problem trying to navigate those waters and get their
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  economies back is extremely cheap and a easy low-hanging fruit to pick from that tree of
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  flinging insults by Joe Biden. It's bullshit. And for Joe Biden to claim that his job was so great,
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  listen, they were bounce back jobs. Like literally there were people who finally went back to
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  fucking work. You can't claim that Joe, I'm sorry. All right, I'm going to go ahead and continue this.
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  In addition to that, we're in a situation where if you had to take a look at all that was done in his administration, he didn't do much at all.
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  By the time he left things were in chaos literally chaos And so we put things back together We created I said those jobs We make sure we had a situation where we now we brought down the price of
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  prescription drugs, which is a major issue for many people, to $15 for an insulin shot
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  as opposed to $400. No senior has to pay more than $200 for any drug, all the drugs they
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  can include beginning next year. And the situation is making, and we're going to make that available
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  everybody, to all Americans. So we're working to bring down the price around the kitchen table.
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  And that's what we're going to get done. Thank you, President Trump.
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  We have the greatest economy in the history of our country. We have never done so well.
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  Every everybody was amazed by it. Other countries were copying us. We got hit with
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  COVID. And when we did, we spent the money necessary so we wouldn't end up in a Great
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  Depression, the likes of which we had in 1929 by the time we finished. So we did a great job. We
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  got a lot of credit for the economy, a lot of credit for the military and no wars and so many
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  other things. Everything was rocking good. But the thing we never got the credit for and we should
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  have is getting us out of that COVID mess. He created mandates that was a disaster for our
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  country. But other than that, we had we had given them back a a country where the stock market
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  actually was higher than pre-COVID, and nobody thought that was even possible. The only jobs he
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  created are for illegal immigrants and bounce-back jobs, a bounce-back from the COVID. He has not done
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  a good job. He's done a poor job, and inflation's killing our country. It is absolutely killing us.
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  So again, as I said, and I agree with Trump, those jobs were bounce-back jobs that Biden is trying to
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  claim and trying to add to his job growth percentages, which is bullshit. I am going to
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  call Trump out a little bit on this though. We did have a great economy, just as I agree,
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  most people agree. Forbes breaks it down. And if you look at statistical government data,
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  it'll show the same thing. But the navigation through the pandemic, Trump's just got to admit
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  the fact, nobody knew what they were doing. They were doing the best they could. And yes,
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  Trump did get us through, but it wasn't squeaky clean and it wasn't amazing.
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  I credit him for doing what he could but it wasn't perfect so Trump I would have to say Trump has to
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  admit look those were very tough times we did the best we could but the fact is before that point up
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  to the point of that world catastrophe Trump did an amazing job and the economy was doing very well
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  lowest unemployment rate tied with the best lowest unemployment rate from 1969 I mean that's
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  amazing. And job pay rate outpacing inflation at 15%, also amazing. So as far as inflation goes,
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  and they're going to start getting into it here. Let me play a little more and I'll go back to the
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  inflationary numbers because that's a big thing that has come up under Biden.
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  Thank you. President Biden?
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  Well, look, the greatest economy in the world. He's the only one that thinks that, I think. I
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  I don't know what anybody else thinks he had the greatest economy in the world.
• 29:12
  And, you know, the fact of the matter is that we found ourselves in a situation where his economy, he rewarded the wealthy.
• 29:21
  He had the largest tax cut in American history, $2 trillion.
• 29:25
  He raised a deficit larger than any president has in any one term.
• 29:28
  He's the only president other than Herbert Hoover, who's lost more jobs than he had when he began, since Herbert Hoover.
• 29:35
  Again, those job losses were attributed to the COVID pandemic there.
• 29:39
  Biden, I mean, seriously?
• 29:42
  It was attributed to the COVID pandemic.
• 29:45
  This guy's a piece of work.
• 29:48
  Did something that was significant in the military.
• 29:51
  You know, when he was president,
• 29:53
  they were still killing people in Afghanistan.
• 29:55
  He didn't do anything about that.
• 29:57
  When he was president, we still find ourselves in a position
• 29:59
  where you had a notion that we were this safe country.
• 30:04
  The truth is, I'm the only president this century
• 30:07
  that doesn't have any, this decade,
• 30:10
  that doesn't have any troops dying anywhere in the world like he did.
• 30:15
  President Trump, I want to follow up if I can.
• 30:18
  Am I allowed to respond to him?
• 30:19
  Well, I'm going to ask you a follow-up.
• 30:20
  You can do whatever you want with the minute that we give you.
• 30:22
  I want to follow up.
• 30:24
  You want to impose a 10% tariff on all goods coming into the U.S.
• 30:28
  How will you ensure that that doesn't drive prices even higher?
• 30:31
  It's not going to drive them higher.
• 30:32
  It's just going to cause countries that have been ripping us off for years,
• 30:35
  like China and many others, in all fairness to China, it's going to just force them to pay us
• 30:40
  a lot of money, reduce our deficit tremendously, and give us a lot of power for other things. But
• 30:45
  he made a statement. The only thing he was right about is I gave you the largest tax cut in history.
• 30:50
  I also gave you the largest regulation cut in history. That's why we had all the jobs.
• 30:54
  And the jobs went down, and then they bounced back. And he's taking credit for bounce-back jobs.
• 30:58
  You can't do that. He also said he inherited 9 percent inflation. Now, he inherited almost no
• 31:04
  inflation and it stayed that way for 14 months. And then it blew up under his leadership because
• 31:09
  they spent money like a bunch of people that didn't know what they were doing and they don't
• 31:13
  know what they were doing. It was the worst, probably the worst administration in history.
• 31:17
  There's never been. And as far as Afghanistan is concerned, I was getting out of Afghanistan,
• 31:22
  but we were getting out with dignity, with strength, with power. He got out. It was the
• 31:27
  most embarrassing day in the history of our country's life. I agree. Afghanistan was a mess.
• 31:33
  everybody remembers that it was horrible biden fucked that up but before i go down that rub hole
• 31:40
  in fact i'm i'm not going to go too much deeper into that because it was very public and i don't
• 31:46
  care if you're republican or democrat you have to look at that situation how it is handled and you
• 31:51
  have to agree that that was a mess let's get back to the inflationary numbers so again going back to
• 31:58
  this Forbes breakdown, inflation, which has been far worse during the Biden administration.
• 32:02
  So regardless of what Biden just said, you know, the data shows that it has been worse.
• 32:08
  Under the Biden administration, it's been up 19.9% over the first 41 months of Biden's term
• 32:14
  compared to only 5.4% during Trump's first 41 months. I'm sorry, Biden. What did Trump leave
• 32:24
  you with? He left you with which inflationary numbers? Like, get the fuck out of here. Okay.
• 32:32
  Year over year, inflation peaked under Biden at a four-decade high of 9% in 2022 before falling to
• 32:42
  just over 3%, which Biden has blamed on COVID-19's lingering impact and the Russia-Ukraine war.
• 32:50
  he will not take responsibility for the fact that he's driving our economy into the ground
• 32:55
  and devaluing our dollar as far as debt blaming trump for all the debt he created yes when he was
• 33:05
  in office the debt was large but are you trying to tell me that sending 60 billion dollars every
• 33:11
  chance you get to ukraine isn't adding to our debt that sending x amount of dollars to israel
• 33:17
  to support their efforts, which I don't believe we should be doing because Israel is a strong,
• 33:21
  wealthy country that stands on its own. But regardless, there are allies, but we send them
• 33:25
  support. We send money all over the world, consistently just draining our coffers,
• 33:31
  emptying our pockets to prop up and support other nations. While we just turned a blind eye
• 33:37
  to everything else that they do. Biden's a liar. And the other thing I'm going to say about Biden
• 33:42
  being a liar is he stated that no military troops anywhere in the world died under his presidency
• 33:49
  and that is also false. Afghanistan, that's only one of the things that stand out, situations that
• 33:56
  stand out where we did have deaths of U.S. troops publicized. I'm sorry Biden, but you're just a
• 34:02
  blatant liar. And it's funny that nobody calls him out for this. All they do is say Trump lies
• 34:09
  out of his just just just lies through his teeth they stated that during this debate he made over
• 34:15
  30 lies some other person said it was over 400 lies like they don't even know what they're talking
• 34:19
  about they're just throwing things out the wall to see what sticks the whole thing about this
• 34:23
  trump versus biden debate and presidential campaign is basically headlines the more they
• 34:33
  say something the more you will believe it regardless of whether or not you look into the
• 34:37
  facts. Let me go ahead and continue this. Trump, over the last eight years, under both of your
• 34:43
  administrations, the national debt soared to record highs. And according to a new nonpartisan
• 34:48
  analysis, President Trump, your administration approved $8.4 trillion in new debt. Well, so far,
• 34:53
  President Biden, you've approved $4.3 trillion in new debt. So former President Trump, many of the
• 34:58
  tax cuts that you signed into law are set to expire next year. You want to extend them and
• 35:03
  go even further, you say. With the U.S. facing trillion dollar deficits and record debt, why
• 35:09
  should top earners and corporations pay even less in taxes than they do now? Because the tax cut
• 35:15
  spurred the greatest economy that we've ever seen just prior to COVID. And even after COVID,
• 35:19
  it was so strong that we're able to get through COVID much better than just about any other
• 35:24
  country. But we spurred, that tax spurred. Now, when we cut the taxes, as an example, the corporate
• 35:30
  tax was cut down to 21 percent from 39 percent plus beyond that. We took in more revenue with
• 35:36
  much less tax and companies were bringing back trillions of dollars back into our country.
• 35:41
  The country was going like never before. And we were ready to start paying down debt. We're ready
• 35:47
  start using the liquid gold right under our feet, the oil and gas right under our feet. We were going
• 35:52
  to have something that nobody else has had. We got hit with COVID. We did a lot to fix it. I gave
• 35:58
  him an unbelievable situation with all of the therapeutics and all of the things that we came
• 36:03
  up with. We gave him something great. Remember, more people died under his administration,
• 36:10
  even though we had largely fixed it. More people died under his administration than our
• 36:15
  administration. And we were right in the middle of it. Something which a lot of people don't like
• 36:19
  to talk about. But he had far more people dying in his administration. He did the mandate, which
• 36:25
  is a disaster, mandating it. The vaccine went out. He did a mandate on the vaccine, which is the thing
• 36:30
  that people most objected to about the vaccine. And he did a very poor job, just a very poor job.
• 36:36
  And I will tell you, not only poor there, but throughout the entire world, we're no longer
• 36:41
  respected as a country. They don't respect our leadership. They don't respect the United States
• 36:45
  anymore. We're like a third world nation between weaponization of his election, trying to go after
• 36:51
  his political opponent. All of the things he's done, we've become like a third world nation.
• 36:56
  And it's a shame. The damage he's done to our country, and I'd love to ask him and will why he
• 37:02
  allowed millions of people to come in here from prisons, jails and mental institutions to come
• 37:07
  into our country and destroy our country. President Trump, we will get to immigration
• 37:12
  later in this block. President Biden, I want to give you an opportunity to respond to this
• 37:16
  question about the national debt. He had the largest national debt of any president for your
• 37:21
  period, number one. Number two, that $2 trillion tax cut benefited the very wealthy. What I'm
• 37:28
  going to do is fix the tax system. For example, we have 1,000 billionaires in America. And
• 37:35
  what's happening? They're in a situation where they, in fact, pay 8.2 percent in taxes.
• 37:40
  If they just paid 24 percent or 25 percent, either one of those numbers, they'd raise
• 37:45
  $500 million, billion dollars, I should say, in a 10-year period.
• 37:49
  We would be able to wipe out his debt.
• 37:52
  We would be able to help make sure that all those things we need to do, child care, elder
• 37:56
  care, making sure that we continue to strengthen our health care system, making sure that we're
• 38:01
  able to make every single solitary person eligible for what I've been able to do with
• 38:07
  with the COVID, excuse me, with dealing with everything we have to do with, look, if we finally beat Medicare.
• 38:21
  Thank you, President.
• 38:22
  All right, well, towards the end there, Biden is clearly, clearly showing that he's having a little bit of cognitive issues.
• 38:30
  issues. Now, not saying he's stupid because I got to say that when I watched the entire debate,
• 38:35
  Biden is fairly sharp. Some of his responses when he's on is good. He's not stupid whatsoever. You
• 38:46
  can see he's got, when he reaches back in there into that brain, that big old brain of his,
• 38:52
  that he pulls out some fairly good responses But getting back to the question at hand And I going to also say that in this question Trump went a bit off topic instead of just you know sticking to answering the question about the economy
• 39:10
  And everybody does this in debate. They do what they can to sling this and that at the other person
• 39:15
  to try to make them look bad or insult them. And I wish that we would eventually get to the point
• 39:21
  where we can just have a debate where both sides just really answer the question and debate the
• 39:27
  actual question being asked but that's not how things go unfortunately but here we are now true
• 39:33
  did is biden wrong and trump having one of the largest deficits no not necessarily not not at all
• 39:41
  but we aren't done adding everything up under biden's presidency and all the policies have
• 39:49
  been passed all everything that's been going on with as again as i said before the continual funding
• 39:55
  of foreign nations and foreign policies,
• 40:00
  is that not being counted into the bottom line for our debt,
• 40:07
  even under Biden's presidency right now?
• 40:11
  I'm asking the question because I really don't know.
• 40:15
  But given the things that we got to say,
• 40:18
  like we already talked about inflation,
• 40:20
  we talked about job market.
• 40:22
  The other thing that was brought up was the stock market.
• 40:25
  Basically, Forbes said here that stocks perform better under Trump, period.
• 40:30
  But both presidencies did fairly well.
• 40:33
  The S&P 500 index has posted an annualized gain of 10.8% since Biden took office in 21,
• 40:40
  but compared to 14.1% under Trump.
• 40:44
  Now, the 10.8 is still respectable.
• 40:45
  It's not bad.
• 40:46
  Is Biden lying and saying that the economy is doing okay in terms of the stock market?
• 40:53
  Because he said that before.
• 40:54
  okay so stock market's doing all right but why is everything else shit and it still doesn't
• 41:00
  even compare to what trump's numbers were as as the stock market is concerned with trump's rate
• 41:06
  of 14.1 okay the other thing that they didn't address that we have to go ahead and address
• 41:13
  would be gas prices which is huge for most people especially those who live in congested cities or
• 41:19
  commute to work i mean i know in california it's a big thing i i don't live in other states
• 41:23
  obviously. I've visited some. I'm sure that you have bad traffic, the whole deal. I hear New York's
• 41:28
  horrible. I'm sure parts of Chicago, et cetera. But I do know what we deal with, and I can definitely
• 41:33
  relate to these numbers. It says here the gas prices, average cost of a gallon of gasoline
• 41:38
  dipped from $2.37 to $2.28 from December 2016 to 2020. So the gas prices were already fairly low
• 41:50
  and then went down a little bit lower through Trump's presidency.
• 41:54
  By the last week of 2020, it went to $3.58 on the last week.
• 42:02
  According to the Energy Information Administration,
• 42:03
  gas prices rose to an all-time high of over $5 per gallon in 2022,
• 42:11
  that being the second year of Biden's presidency.
• 42:13
  Shortly after, Russia's invasion of Ukraine caused energy prices globally to spike
• 42:18
  as the U.S. and its allies vowed not to buy oil from Russia.
• 42:21
  Now, I'm going to fact check Forbes a little bit on this one
• 42:24
  because gas prices weren't just directly related
• 42:29
  to what happened with the Ukraine invasion.
• 42:32
  Remember that Trump also did make us pretty much energy dependent.
• 42:39
  And Joe Biden went ahead and signed orders
• 42:42
  to basically stop the drilling and stop using our own reserves.
• 42:46
  In fact, he was selling off our reserves for a while to other nations, but we're not using
• 42:53
  it.
• 42:54
  So he's leaving us in a position where we are now becoming energy reliant, all to be
• 43:00
  able to basically convert everything over to their new green deal.
• 43:07
  That's a whole discussion for another episode.
• 43:09
  But I have to fact check that little piece of information here from Forbes.
• 43:13
  Now, let's talk about the federal debt.
• 43:16
  The federal debt here, the national debt of $34.75 trillion is 25% higher than the day
• 43:27
  Biden took office after rising 39% during Trump's presidency.
• 43:33
  Up from $19.95 trillion in January 2017, with the U.S. running a total deficit of $5.85 trillion
• 43:41
  from its 2021 to 23 fiscal years compared to $2.43 trillion from 2017 to 2019 and a record $3.13
• 43:51
  trillion in 2020 alone. So if I'm reading this and I got this correct, looks like they're saying
• 43:59
  that it's actually higher under Biden's presidency. So yeah, it says here the federal government's
• 44:07
  national debt of $34.75 trillion, which is currently right now. It's 25% higher than when
• 44:13
  Biden actually took office, which is after Trump was no longer president. Interesting.
• 44:20
  So again, I guess we just caught Biden in another lie.
• 44:26
  All right. So let's go ahead and move on to the hot topic of hot topics over here.
• 44:33
  you know actually i got one more thing i want to keep beating the drum over here when it comes to
• 44:38
  the to the economy um and this is going to be this is going to be how money has been spent in
• 44:46
  different states under the uh well pretty much democratically led states there's been there's
• 44:53
  been this going on here okay the illegal immigrants as aliens whatever there's always been a question
• 44:59
  into how much money has been funneled into these programs
• 45:04
  to take care of illegal immigrants.
• 45:08
  Now, this didn't come up necessarily,
• 45:10
  but here's an article from 2023,
• 45:13
  and this is from the Heritage Foundation.
• 45:15
  It says, deluxe housing for illegal migrants,
• 45:17
  but not for the military.
• 45:19
  So basically, here's a few key takeaways here.
• 45:21
  First key takeaway,
• 45:23
  the Biden administration is paying $2.5 billion,
• 45:27
  Okay, $2.5 billion in taxpayer funds for immigration and customs enforcement to house illegal immigrants or illegal migrants.
• 45:36
  The contrast between these generous living conditions and the housing situation for American military families is stark.
• 45:43
  Also, these numbers don't lie.
• 45:45
  They provide a stark demonstration of who they care and don't care about if Biden won't fix the discrepancy Congress should.
• 45:52
  So it says the Biden administration is paying $2.5 billion in taxpayer funds for immigration
• 45:56
  and customs enforcement to house illegal migrants.
• 45:58
  ICE provides them not only food and bed, but medical and dental care, recreation, and other
• 46:04
  services to meet higher standards than county detention systems, for example.
• 46:09
  However, the administration is not filling the beds in these facilities.
• 46:12
  It's choosing to bypass ICE and simply release the migrants onto the streets in many cases
• 46:18
  where they need to be housed in other facilities.
• 46:21
  So they're wasting money paying for these facilities for them to be housed, then putting
• 46:26
  them on the street anyway, where they have to go and be paid to be housed elsewhere anyway.
• 46:31
  Okay, so that's one thing that a lot of people don't bring up and didn't realize.
• 46:37
  And you got to dig for a lot of this information here.
• 46:40
  Okay, you really do.
• 46:42
  There's another couple schemes that were going on.
• 46:45
  Daily Mail was given exclusive access to two California hotels, temporary housing migrants
• 46:50
  under a $500,000 a month government-funded scheme.
• 46:54
  So $500,000 a month to house illegal migrants
• 46:58
  spent and supported by the government.
• 47:02
  And basically what they were doing
• 47:03
  is they were buying out these hotels
• 47:05
  in where they were going to use the entire hotel
• 47:10
  to house illegal migrants.
• 47:13
  This was funded by the state of California
• 47:16
  and by FEMA, okay,
• 47:19
  federal government organization, FEMA.
• 47:22
  More money being spent by Biden,
• 47:26
  and I understand the sentiment,
• 47:29
  especially for those seeking legal asylum.
• 47:33
  I get wanting to make sure another human being
• 47:35
  has a right to food, shelter, clothing,
• 47:37
  and access to medical care,
• 47:41
  but taking taxpayers' money
• 47:44
  and just frivolously spending it
• 47:48
  like it's not yours because it isn't it is the taxpayer's money it is uncalled for and ridiculous
• 47:55
  so yes under biden the economy has been shit all right now let's talk abortion okay this is a hot
• 48:07
  topic you're never going to get a right wrong on this because this really comes down to be
• 48:11
  I mean, to being a moral issue, it seems like, than it does anything else.
• 48:16
  Okay.
• 48:17
  So I'm going to go ahead and just play this exchange right now.
• 48:22
  Staying on the topic of abortion, President Biden, seven states, I'll let you do that.
• 48:28
  This is the same topic.
• 48:29
  Seven states have no legal restrictions on how far into a pregnancy a woman can obtain an abortion.
• 48:36
  Do you support any legal limits on how late a woman should be able to terminate a pregnancy?
• 48:42
  I support Roe v. Wade, which had three trimesters.
• 48:46
  The first time is between the woman and the doctor.
• 48:48
  Second time is between the doctor and an extreme situation.
• 48:52
  The third time is between the doctor, I mean, between the woman and the state.
• 48:57
  The idea that the politicians, that the founders want the politicians to be the ones making decisions about women's health is ridiculous.
• 49:05
  That's the last. No politician should be making that decision.
• 49:08
  A doctor should be making those decisions.
• 49:10
  That's how it should be run. That's what you're going to do.
• 49:13
  And if I'm elected, I'm going to restore Roe v. Wade.
• 49:16
  So that means he can take the life of the baby in the ninth month and even after birth,
• 49:21
  because some states, Democrat-run, take it after birth.
• 49:25
  Again, the former governor of Virginia, put the baby down, then we decide what to do with it.
• 49:30
  So he's willing to, as we say, rip the baby out of the womb in the ninth month and kill the baby.
• 49:37
  Nobody wants that to happen, Democrat or Republican.
• 49:40
  Nobody wants it to happen.
• 49:42
  Okay, what Trump is referring to is Virginia Democratic Governor Ralph Northam back in 2019,
• 49:48
  where he made a statement regarding late-term abortions.
• 49:53
  Here's a quote taken from a radio interview that he did,
• 49:56
  stating third trimester abortions are done in cases where there may be severe deformities.
• 50:03
  There may be a fetus that's non-viable. So in this particular example, if a mother is in labor,
• 50:08
  I can tell you exactly what would happen. Northam, a pediatric neurosurgeon, told Washington radio
• 50:14
  station WTOP the infant would be delivered. The infant would be kept comfortable. The infant would
• 50:21
  be resuscitated if that's what the mother and family desired. And then a discussion would ensue
• 50:29
  between the physicians and the mother. So that was what he said. And I'm not sure if it's a direct
• 50:43
  support of late-term abortion, but it does leave it open to discussion where it comes down to, well,
• 50:51
  you know, there's a birth here, and if it's a non-viable birth, as in maybe they were stillborn
• 51:01
  and then resuscitated, but that's only if that's what the mother and father want,
• 51:06
  that's one decision to make there. Are we going to resuscitate this child, this newborn,
• 51:13
  if the newborn is severely deformed? I mean, there's a lot of things that are left out in
• 51:19
  the open. And then there were other things said, saying that they have to take into account
• 51:25
  the health and welfare of the mother, which is also including mental health.
• 51:31
  So that is what President Trump was referring to. Now, is it a direct correlation or direct
• 51:39
  statement that supports late-term abortions? I'm not so sure. But there are states that do have
• 51:47
  absolutely no term limits.
• 51:51
  And in the beginning, when the question was asked,
• 51:53
  it was stated that there were six states,
• 51:55
  I mean, seven states, but it's actually six states
• 51:57
  as well as Washington, D.C., the District of Columbia.
• 52:01
  And those states that do not have restrictions
• 52:04
  restrictions okay which means they don't have necessarily a term limit let me read these off
• 52:10
  here so there's oregon new mexico colorado vermont minnesota alaska and of course we have washington
• 52:22
  dc that all have no limits on abortion terms that is simply not true the roe v way does not
• 52:32
  provide for that. That's not the circumstance. Only woman's life is in danger. She's going to
• 52:36
  die. That's the only circumstance in which that can happen. But we are not for late-term abortion,
• 52:41
  period, period, period. Under Roe v. Wade, you have late-term abortion. You can do whatever you
• 52:48
  want, depending on the state. You can do whatever you want. We don't think that's a good thing. We
• 52:52
  think it's a radical thing. We think the Democrats are the radicals, not the Republicans.
• 52:56
  Again, good response, because as I just stated earlier, and in the beginning of the question,
• 53:00
  as it was stated, there are actually six states as well as the District of Columbia that have
• 53:04
  no limits on when an abortion can be done. Again, I'm not saying Biden's right or wrong
• 53:11
  in the context of this question and how he's answering it, but I do have to point that out.
• 53:18
  51 years, that was the law. 51 years, Constance of Scholarship said it was the right way to go.
• 53:23
  51 years, and it was taken away because this guy put very conservative members on the Supreme Court.
• 53:29
  He takes credit for taking it away.
• 53:31
  What's he going to do?
• 53:32
  What's he going to do?
• 53:33
  In fact, if the MAGA Republicans, he gets elected and the MAGA Republicans control the Congress and they pass a universal ban on abortion period across the board at six weeks or seven or eight or ten weeks, something very, very conservative.
• 53:48
  Is he going to sign that bill?
• 53:49
  I'll veto it.
• 53:50
  He'll sign it.
• 53:51
  Thank you.
• 53:52
  OK, so there you have it.
• 53:54
  I'm going to read a little bit more about what was going on with the term limit situation that wasn't really directly answered by Biden in and of itself.
• 54:04
  He just said, I support Roe v. Wade.
• 54:06
  And then he also pointed out that, well, if, you know, MAGA Republicans get into office and they're in charge,
• 54:13
  that they may have some crazy restriction as you can have an abortion past 10 weeks or whatever of course they going to have a restriction There should be restrictions on it There should be exceptions
• 54:26
  as well, but there should be restrictions on how late an abortion should be able to be administered,
• 54:33
  period. There was a case similar to Roe v. Wade, very related, which was Doe versus Bolton.
• 54:42
  and of course let me tie this back to what he said about he just supports Roe v. Wade I'm referring
• 54:49
  to Biden it says here that the legislation supported by Biden following the leak of the
• 54:55
  Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization decision in May 2022 would have liberalized
• 55:02
  abortion beyond Roe the bill would have created a statutory right to the procedure up until the
• 55:09
  point of viability and beyond that point if the doctor using, listen to this, good faith medical
• 55:17
  judgment determined that the procedure is necessary for the preservation of the life or health of the
• 55:22
  person who is pregnant. Okay, the bill's chief sponsor, Senator Tim Kaine, a Democrat from Virginia,
• 55:31
  said of the bill that there was a blurry line between the physical and mental health of a mother
• 55:36
  in the context of abortion.
• 55:38
  Supreme Court precedent also has liberal interpretation
• 55:42
  of what constitutes a health exception
• 55:45
  from the case of Doe v. Bolton,
• 55:48
  which says health can include physical, emotional,
• 55:51
  psychological, familial, and the woman's age.
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  So there you have it.
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  There are exceptions written in to Roe v. Wade
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  based on the case of Doe v. Bolton,
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  that takes into account that, well, if it comes down to the woman's health, which will include
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  emotional, psychological, familial, I'm not really sure how that comes into play,
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  and the woman's age, that there in fact could be a late-term abortion decision,
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  basically an abortion decision after birth And so there you have it I not really sure where Joe stands I know where Trump stands but I have no idea where Joe stands as he wasn being very clear
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  about what he supported in that circumstance or that situation when it comes to late-term abortions.
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  I do know that there are multiple states that are democratically run that have no limits on when
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  it is okay to administer abortion or not, including Washington, D.C., the District of Columbia.
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  And so with that being said, I'm going to start closing this out because I just wanted to
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  concentrate on those three points. I honestly could have dove way deeper and pulled out way
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  more facts and articles, but this was my first initial response. This is my first reaction,
• 57:19
  response to what was going on here in this debate. And I got to tell you, if anything,
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  look i don't think it was brilliant for either side i gotta say that this may be one of the best
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  times i've seen a performance in terms of a debate from biden in a while in fact he hardly ever
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  debates anyway so he didn't do as bad as i thought but he wasn't perfect whatsoever and
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  it looks at times like he is literally a robot with a glitch like there's times where he seems
• 57:57
  so amped up and ready to go and then all of a sudden everything glitches and he just shuts down
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  and sits there with a gaping open mouth looking into nothingness and that's not a good look for
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  the country and that is just not a good position for the leader of the united states to be in
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  look, Biden, it's time to hang it up.
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  But listen, the people need to decide here,
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  and I hope that they vote wisely.
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  But again, as far as this debate goes,
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  I'm not sure other side necessarily came out ahead.
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  We need more debates between these two to really see,
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  you know, how things are going to go
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  and give us more information
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  so that we can make an informed decision for the country.
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  I'll tell you right now,
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  I'm not leaning towards Biden whatsoever.
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  But I do wish Trump himself would have went ahead and answered some of these questions differently with a little more depth and a little more facts behind it outside of just you know um basically throwing a blanket statement out there
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  which were true and i've i pulled up facts to support but at the same time i think it would
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  have been a better look for him if he was able to give more depth to his answers and bring up more
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  facts to support his answers. And I do think he needs to also have a little bit of humility
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  because Trump was not perfect in his presidency whatsoever. I mean, yes, his mouth did get the
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  better of him at times, but between Joe and between Trump, it's pretty obvious that we were
• 59:35
  much better shape when Trump was president. And the last thing we need is an extension of this
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  horrible, horrible state that we're in under Joe Biden.
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  All right. That's all I got. Please like, please share,
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  please subscribe and continue to listen to the show.
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