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Is Kamala The Most Incompetent Vice-President Ever? A Constitutional Professor Weighs-In · Conversations: Special Guests with Preston Scott

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  Can you believe it still here after four thousand, nine hundred and twenty one
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  shows. Here we are with show number four thousand, nine hundred and twenty
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  two, This Morning Show with Preston Scott. I'm Preston. That's Grant Allen
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  over there in Studio one A. I'm here in Studio one B. It's
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  Thursday, May fourth. Great to be with you, I know, May
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  the fourth be with you. All Right, we've gotten that out of the
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  way, and I'm thrilled to have with us this morning. One of my
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  favorite guests in the history of this show. He is the chairman of Project
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  twenty one. Horace Cooper. Horace, welcome back, How are you?
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  Good morning? It's great to go on the program. How are you doing
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  well? A little allergy, but other than that, I'm really excited about
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  a lot of the things that are going on. I just made of is
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  it to Washington for the Federalist Society where I did a presentation and getting to
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  see again up close all of Washington when I used to live here and work
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  here. It's really remarkable. You are You sound a little more upbeat than
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  I think a lot of our listeners feel right now. How is it that
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  you feel upbeat. Well, there are a couple of things. You know.
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  I didn't get a chest to come on your program right after the election.
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  Our friends in the media have done a really, really great disservice by
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  how they reported what happened in the midterm election in America. Today, conservatives
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  or the GOP have three times as many state legislatures with supermajorities, which mean,
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  like in Kansas, when the liberal Democrat vetoed the Born Alive Bill,
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  the supermajority in the state legislature overrode that and protected unborn children. The same
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  is true in North Carolina. And as I say, we picked up we
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  Conservatives picked up record numbers of state legislators. We won three statewide races in
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  Nevada on November twenty second. And I'm telling you all of this, including
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  the governorship. I'm telling you all of this to say that the National Journal
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  and the New York Times said that if November twenty second had been a presidential
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  year, Republicans or Conservatives would have gotten two hundred and ninety seven electoral votes.
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  And I'm going to close this point with this, if my beloved Cowboys
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  were favored in the Super Bowls, by twenty one point and we only won
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  by three. When the game ends, you better believe I'm wearing my jersey.
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  What the did was tell us even though we won, even though we're
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  favored, we didn't win because we didn't win as big as we quote should
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  have, and a lot of us have fallen for that. There's some truth
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  to that, though at least in the Senate, isn't there Well, it's
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  some truth to it that in twenty eighteen, President Trump in the mid term
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  gain seats in the United States Senate, and yet because we didn't do so
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  well in the House of Representatives, in fact, we lost complete control.
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  We didn't get credit for the win in the Senate anymore than the Democrats do.
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  I'll give you a more data. A couple million more Americans voted for
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  the GOP nationwide than voted for the Democrats. And thanks to the sense of
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  the electoral college is shifting so that this election twenty twenty four is going to
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  be the first one with the new electoral college that is now favoring the GOP
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  more than the Democrats. The state Supreme Court in North Carolina was up for
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  elections, and a couple new votes came on board the state Supreme Court,
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  and they struck down. Excuse me. They overturned the voter id law that
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  the old Supreme Court had ruled unconstitutional. And here's something even more important.
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  They also overturned the ruling saying that you can't have the legislature decide the congressional
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  seats layout without some sort of DOJ or NAACP review. Me. In twenty
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  twenty four, there's likely going to be a net four seat gain for the
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  GOP. There are a lot of reasons to think that we are poised to
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  push back control of power boat locally but also nationally, reversing some of the
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  most odious policies that we've seen in a generation. The new mayor of Realville.
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  It's the Morning Show with Preston Scott's he chairs Project twenty one, Project
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  twenty one. Friends of the radio program for a long time now, I
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  mean we're going on well over a decade and hardst For those that are new
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  to the show, describe Project twenty one. What is it? What's it
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  all about? So? Project twenty one is a national organization that is promoting
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  how the mainstream media ignore black Americans that happen not to be liberals or happen
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  not to be progressive, and maintains the mindset that in America, your race
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  does not determine your political affiliation or anything really about you. We are made
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  up of moderates and conservatives and even some libertarians, and we promote strong families,
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  we promote personal responsibility, we promote limited government, and we do so
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  because there has always been this element within Black America. And what the mainstream
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  media has told us is that Jesse Jackson and al Naso Sharpton have more of
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  a connection with Black America, and we argue that actually we are in the
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  mainstream of where America is and where blacks are, rather than those groups like
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  those. Yeah, you know, people like me get criticized because we opposed
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  former President Barack Obama, we opposed Kamala Harris, and we're told it's because
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  we're racists and bigots. And my answers know they're incompetent and they're wrong.
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  Obama very competent, but just wrong Kamala Harris, though she's a whole other
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  thing here. Have you ever seen such a level of incompetence? Actually I
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  haven't. I was on Fox News and I was asked this question I said
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  at the time, and I stand by it. She is the most incompetent
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  vice president that we have seen in these United States. Being vice president is
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  not on the job training. Now. When Joe Biden named her to his
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  ticket, very little media coverage. Again you have to sort of dig through
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  and see several polls came out then in twenty twenty, and they showed that
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  she was not well liked by blacks. In fact, more black Americans said
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  they were less likely to vote for Joe Biden with her on the ticket after
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  she was named. It is remarkable, however, that this administration, which
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  has been the most destructive to what I would call the American way, highlights
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  and if an election announcement, how much of an important place of the vice
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  president has played. I put this in the category of and as if they
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  say, if you vote for Joe Biden, you're gonna get Kamala Harris.
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  I put this in the category of from US a threat. But isn't Kamala
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  in fact Joe Biden's insurance policy. I mean, I've always viewed that one
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  of the reasons why they haven't thrown under the bus yet with the Hunter Biden
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  thing, which I still think could happen to make the way for somebody else
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  to run for president, that Kamala being the heir apparent to the White House.
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  If Joe is forced out, if steps down or has an issue that
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  ensures Joe stays on the job. Well, now see that's the irony is
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  you're exactly correct. So why put in your video how essential she has been.
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  The only real role that it seems like she has played is you better
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  not get rid of me because look cool you'll be left with but they're leading
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  with here. Vote for me and you'll get her. It's really in my
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  nub, very much off message. But again here's the more important point.
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  People can agree or disagree, but when you look at the level of incompetence,
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  we've got a press secretary that's grossly incompetent. We named a man,
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  well, I guess we named a woman, Rachel Lunine, to be the
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  deputy a secretary over at HHS, and another man over at the Department of
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  Transportation. What we're seeing is incompetence, like just unbelievable. Mister Mayorcus border
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  control, how is that in any way possible? With his leadership, this
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  president has named people who have been really good at doing one thing, tearing
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  up whatever it is that they are in charge of. Be careful. Those
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  racist bridges might drop on you as you drive by, or that racist bus
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  might take you to the wrong stops. This is santasy land, and yet
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  these are the kinds of people that this president has chosen. When you think
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  of Kamala Harris, you have to ask yourself, and in fact she is
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  an exemplar of blacks or women. Doesn't it therefore follow that we can't have
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  blacks or women in authority. They are setting back the notion that talented people
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  come in all times of groups, because the setup that this president has chosen
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  is to pick the most incompetent, the most failed people possible. Horace,
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  always a pleasure. Glad to have you back on the program. We'll talk
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  again soon. Thank you very much. Thank you all right. Horace Cooper
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  with us this morning from Project twenty one.