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Shane Gillis Was RIGHT About the Gym; Guilfoyle Ousted, Zacharia Era Begins · The Alex Marlow Show

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Speaker 1: It's the Alex Marlowe Show. We're rocking here on the
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Speaker 1: Marlowe Show. It's a busy news morning. We're in a
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Speaker 1: breaking news environment now with Kimberly Guilfoyle. The ambassador to
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Speaker 1: Greece stepped in based off of some reports that came
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Speaker 1: out that she had, I guess, behaved in a way
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Speaker 1: with donors, which was less than ideal, asking them to
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Speaker 1: pay for certain things, which is the sort of thing
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Speaker 1: where I'm most interested in the fact that there was
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Speaker 1: a paper trail that was left. I don't totally understand
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Speaker 1: why that would be case, certain things that are done
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Speaker 1: in Washington, which are kind of gross, and we all
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Speaker 1: wish they didn't happen, but they do happen. I don't
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Speaker 1: understand necessarily why you write stuff out isn't kind of
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Speaker 1: in this digital moment where everyone stabs everyone in the
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Speaker 1: back and everyone is trying to get everyone, get scallops,
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Speaker 1: stuff like that. I don't understand why you would put
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Speaker 1: stuff in writing, but you put stuff in writing where
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Speaker 1: she had suggested, I guess, donors pay off some of
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Speaker 1: her credit cards or something, which is just It's not
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Speaker 1: a great look. And the sad thing is that this
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Speaker 1: is someone who I think was a very productive person
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Speaker 1: in the administration, a high-energy person, someone who I got
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Speaker 1: along with very well in the past. And also, our
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Speaker 1: relations with the Greeks have never been better. And so
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Speaker 1: that is sort of the job, is to be our
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Speaker 1: ambassador to Greece, is trying to work things so that
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Speaker 1: Americans and Greeks benefit from one another, have good diplomatic relationships.
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Speaker 1: And she did that. That was what she did. And
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Speaker 1: as far as I can tell that that was the
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Speaker 1: nature of things was that she was, she was good
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Speaker 1: at that job. And still, unfortunately, if you are offering
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Speaker 1: to use your influence in the administration in exchange for,
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Speaker 1: you know, paying for your credit card, stuff like that,
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Speaker 1: or accepting gifts, you're not supposed to, then Trump's got
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Speaker 1: to have a short leash on that, a short fuse
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Speaker 1: for that sort of thing. So that's sad. It's sad.
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Speaker 1: It's a, I wish things weren't the way they are,
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Speaker 1: but she's announced her resignation and, And we will go
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Speaker 1: from there, and we'll see how much this takes up
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Speaker 1: the news cycle. The other thing that we're looking at
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Speaker 1: just now is Katie Zachariah had her first press conference
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Speaker 1: just a moment ago. And I don't know if we
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Speaker 1: have cuts on this. I'll try to figure out with
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Speaker 1: the guys if we can play some cuts. It's getting
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Speaker 1: some mixed reviews, I will say, from the start. But
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Speaker 1: she's off and running. And a lot of the discussion
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Speaker 1: was Kimberly Guilfoyle and just the nature of her taking
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Speaker 1: the job, the new job. She mentioned that her children
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Speaker 1: are 6, 8, 10, and 12. which I thought was
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Speaker 1: very important to note that. As I noted on yesterday's show,
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Speaker 1: it went a pretty good jag. But our President Trump
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Speaker 1: is someone who actually promotes women. And it's one of
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Speaker 1: these things where he does not get enough credit for
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Speaker 1: this thing that he does, which is that he tries
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Speaker 1: to give women opportunities to thrive and not just do
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Speaker 1: what the left version of whatever femininity is now, which is,
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Speaker 1: I guess, males, men. That's what the left thinks of
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Speaker 1: as the best women are actually men. Actually, the best
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Speaker 1: women are people who are productive members of society who
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Speaker 1: also bear children. Those are probably about the best we
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Speaker 1: can do. And she's one of those people. So I'm
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Speaker 1: wishing her well, though I don't necessarily think that it
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Speaker 1: was the most sparkling debut, but hopefully she'll get better
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Speaker 1: and will do a capable job defending the president. The
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Speaker 1: other big story, of course, today is continuation of the
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Speaker 1: Ilhan Omar investigation that took place And I was kind
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Speaker 1: of waiting for a huge drop yesterday and not a
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Speaker 1: lot dropped. We did not get a lot of new
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Speaker 1: information when it comes to Omar and what the White
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Speaker 1: House is specifically investigating or what the DOJ is specifically investigating.
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Speaker 1: We did not get a lot of nuance on that.
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Speaker 1: We did not get a lot new. And plus, her
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Speaker 1: defense was not very good as well. She just said
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Speaker 1: she won't be silenced, which I got a lot of
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Speaker 1: amusement out of that. Her saying, I will not be
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Speaker 1: silenced because It is someone who talks too much, probably.
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Speaker 1: It's probably too much talking caused the problems for her.
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Speaker 1: It is not that she is someone who has been
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Speaker 1: known to hold back on her opinions. But there's so
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Speaker 1: many things that she's done. I'll just give you a
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Speaker 1: second to go through her history and some of the craziness,
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Speaker 1: some of the craziest things that she said. But in 2012,
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Speaker 1: saying that Israel has hypnotized the world and may Allah
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Speaker 1: awaken the people and help them see the evil doings
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Speaker 1: of Israel. Obviously not great luck. 2019, she hit her famous,
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Speaker 1: it's all about the Benjamins quote. When she was asked
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Speaker 1: about her stance on Israel, she said that it's all
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Speaker 1: about the Benjamins, which is meaning a slang for money.
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Speaker 1: And she really sort of initiated the wave of AIPAC hatred.
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Speaker 1: And I'm not a big AIPAC guy. I don't have
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Speaker 1: any connections with AIPAC. I don't think I've ever had
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Speaker 1: a conversation with someone at AIPAC. But it is a
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Speaker 1: group that lobbies on behalf of Israel. And you're allowed
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Speaker 1: to have that in the country. You're allowed to have
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Speaker 1: people who make the case for you. And she has
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Speaker 1: also talked about dual loyalty and she's content to be
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Speaker 1: duly loyal to Somalia. And she said, I, this is
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Speaker 1: a direct quote. I want to talk about the political
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Speaker 1: influence in this country that says it's okay for people
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Speaker 1: to push for allegiance to a foreign country and later
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Speaker 1: tweeted about have allegiance and pledge support to us, to
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Speaker 1: a foreign country. She's talking about, uh, essentially having a
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Speaker 1: criticism for dual loyalty to Israel. But the implication, I think,
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Speaker 1: is that she can have dual loyalty to another country
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Speaker 1: from which she came, which is, in her case, Somalia,
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Speaker 1: which is unbelievable. She's also equated Israel and the U.S.
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Speaker 1: to Hamas and the Taliban. So remember, she's a congresswoman
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Speaker 1: in the U.S. She's chosen to live here. She's benefited
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Speaker 1: greatly from living here. Remember that her family had a
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Speaker 1: fraudulent winery. And it was one of these wineries that was,
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Speaker 1: it was sourcing stuff from California and she was making
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Speaker 1: tons and tons of money from this. And then there
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Speaker 1: was an investigation into the winery, whether or not that
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Speaker 1: it was exactly what met the eye. And all of
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Speaker 1: a sudden the, the, the revenue from the winery dried
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Speaker 1: up overnight. So that does indicate that perhaps there's something
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Speaker 1: improper that it couldn't handle any sort of basic auditing
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Speaker 1: without it going completely out of business. That's the sort
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Speaker 1: of thing that suggests that perhaps it was just a
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Speaker 1: money laundering operation to begin with. So other things that
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Speaker 1: are important to go through here is the DOJ indictment,
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Speaker 1: what they're actually trying to do. The first detail when
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Speaker 1: I was really scrutinizing this yesterday that struck me is
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Speaker 1: that the inquiry into her actually got open in June
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Speaker 1: 2024 and has been so often the case with news
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Speaker 1: stories in recent days is when did this, when was,
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Speaker 1: who was the president in June 2024? Well, the president,
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Speaker 1: I believe, was Joe Biden. I mean, you guys can
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Speaker 1: fact check me on that, Daniel, the ombudsman, who was
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Speaker 1: president June 2024. We're getting word that it was Joe Biden.
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Speaker 1: And so it was actually the investigation into her finances
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Speaker 1: and her interactions with foreign citizens was investigated under Joe Biden.
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Speaker 1: So the U.S. Attorney's Office in Washington and the public
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Speaker 1: integrity section uh stalled this as long as they could
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Speaker 1: but overall they did have to look into it so
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Speaker 1: there's something up and we don't have the full details
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Speaker 1: but they definitely i think they got her on something
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Speaker 1: is not purely a political stunt now the timing of
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Speaker 1: it is pretty great because we get to talk about
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Speaker 1: this in the lead up to the election and we
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Speaker 1: get to talk about the generationally bad run that somalia
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Speaker 1: is on they're on a run very similar to caltech's
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Speaker 1: men's basketball team look it up One of the worst
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Speaker 1: runs in all of sports history, 310 consecutive losses in
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Speaker 1: conference games. That's what Somalia is on right now is
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Speaker 1: they're getting busted for the Medicare fraud. They're getting busted
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Speaker 1: for the gang violence. And she caters and panders to
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Speaker 1: that community and is not a community that's in great standing,
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Speaker 1: which the United States right now with a lot of
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Speaker 1: the citizens would rather not have money go to Somali fraudsters.
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Speaker 1: And she's their patron saint right now. So they're looking
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Speaker 1: into things with regard to Homeland Security as well. There
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Speaker 1: are whistleblowers involved. There are documents involved. There's witness testimony.
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Speaker 1: So this is more than just some people did something.
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Speaker 1: This is a real, real investigation that got signed off
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Speaker 1: on by a federal judge. So the background information is
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Speaker 1: fairly limited. But what we know about her is she
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Speaker 1: was ordered to pay all sorts of different fines and
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Speaker 1: penalties in campaign-related issues. And there's also issues that have
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Speaker 1: been raised about her tax filings where she had a
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Speaker 1: joint tax filing with her– I think it was her
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Speaker 1: was filing with one husband even though she was still
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Speaker 1: legally married to another husband. And that's what makes the
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Speaker 1: questions about did she marry her brother seem legit. And
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Speaker 1: All right, as usual, I want to spend some time
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Speaker 1: today going through what are the closing arguments that Donald
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Speaker 1: Trump is making and the Republicans are And I want
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Speaker 1: to contrast that with what the left is talking about
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Speaker 1: and what the messaging could be potentially. So first of all,
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Speaker 1: let's play Trump a little bit. He was talking at
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Speaker 1: an event in Ohio yesterday. And now he's talking about
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Speaker 1: John Husted, who's the senator there. Let's play cut 13, please, guys.
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Speaker 2: I don't do this with men very often. I started
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Speaker 2: examining his body because I didn't know he was a
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Speaker 2: great athlete. And I looked, and I watched up and down.
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Speaker 2: I looked at his a * *, and I looked
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Speaker 2: at the hole. And then I looked at his hands.
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Speaker 2: Look at his hands. He's got these, like, claws. And
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Speaker 2: I got it.
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Speaker 3: You are a great athlete.
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Speaker 2: I didn't know that because he doesn't talk about that. Congratulations.
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Speaker 1: Now they finally know. That was very good. No, we're
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Speaker 1: making jokes here. It was pretty funny. He was commenting
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Speaker 1: on John Husted's physique. And it's just noteworthy because there's
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Speaker 1: no other male who could scrutinize another male like that
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Speaker 1: and have it not come off as super gay. But
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Speaker 1: it just doesn't with Trump. He's got that knack. He's
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Speaker 1: an incredible communicator. But this is the point I really
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Speaker 1: want to get to. That was the amuse-bouche here. This
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Speaker 1: is the main point that I think he hit, and
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Speaker 1: I think he hit this well. Cut 18.
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Speaker 2: We turned it into the strongest and most secure border
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Speaker 2: in the history.
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Speaker 4: Of our country.
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Speaker 2: In the past 17 months, this is a record. Zero
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Speaker 2: illegal aliens have been admitted into the united states through
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Speaker 2: our southern border.
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Speaker 1: So that's it zero illegal aliens crossing our southern border
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Speaker 1: in 18 months that's it that's what this is all
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Speaker 1: about and any of you who might want to stay
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Speaker 1: home you're being greedy and spoiled and that's not the
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Speaker 1: messaging to tell someone who might be thinking of staying
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Speaker 1: home because probably they need a little more uh, friendliness,
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Speaker 1: but overall that is worth your vote and doing everything
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Speaker 1: you can to stop the Democrats, stop the Ilhan Omar's
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Speaker 1: of the world from getting more power is a very
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Speaker 1: positive thing. And that's it right there. That's enough for
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Speaker 1: me to give him a thumbs up as, and it
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Speaker 1: should be enough for you to give him a thumbs up.
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Speaker 1: If things have not been perfect, maybe you didn't get
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Speaker 1: the exact agenda you wanted, but you go run. I've
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Speaker 1: run the audience. We should, we'd have a stronger country
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Speaker 1: if everyone in my audience ran. All right, Vivi Ramaswamy
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Speaker 1: was there as well, calling out Amy Acton's experience. Cut 17, please, guys.
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Speaker 5: I'm running against a woman who compares the police to
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Speaker 5: the KKK, who's... We're not going to tolerate that. I'm
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Speaker 5: running against a woman whose only qualification for this job
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Speaker 5: was a short-lived stint as health director when she shut
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Speaker 5: down your economy and then quit when the legislature.
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Speaker 6: forced her to do her job. We refuse to reward
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Speaker 6: failure with a promotion, and we're not going to do
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Speaker 6: that in this state.
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Speaker 1: It's good stuff. But here's the problem with Vivek is
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Speaker 1: that he's not hardcore enough on immigration, particularly H-1Bs. And
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Speaker 1: I think a lot of Trump's base who voted for
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Speaker 1: him enthusiastically in 2024 might not turn out for a midterm.
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Speaker 1: And this is one of the things we got to
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Speaker 1: track because what resonates particularly in off-year elections is is
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Speaker 1: people who are robust, people who are seen as fighters,
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Speaker 1: and people who are seen as trying to understand and
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Speaker 1: having understood the key tenets of Trumpism. And number one
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Speaker 1: is we're going to be tough on immigration. And Vivek
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Speaker 1: is just not. And so that makes me nervous. I
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Speaker 1: think he's going to win. But then I'm looking at
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Speaker 1: the Senate race in Ohio, where Sherrod Brown versus Husted
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Speaker 1: That's a very tough race because Sherrod Brown actually is
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Speaker 1: higher name ID, even though he is out of office.
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Speaker 1: How many of you knew that Sherrod Brown is actually
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Speaker 1: not a Senator right now? Most people probably think he's
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Speaker 1: a Senator. He's not. He got voted out two years
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Speaker 1: ago and he's running again. And he's a guy who's
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Speaker 1: got a bunch of money and has used his perch
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Speaker 1: of power to enrich his family. Peter Schweitzer has documented
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Speaker 1: this in great detail. All of a sudden, you know,
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Speaker 1: all these businesses run by his brother just started thriving
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Speaker 1: the second that Sherrod Brown got into office. That's his
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Speaker 1: family history. He dresses in a schlumpy suit so he
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Speaker 1: can seem like one of the people, even though he's
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Speaker 1: very wealthy and has been powerful for a very long
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Speaker 1: time and can afford nice suits. He doesn't use them.
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Speaker 1: And so that's the type of guy that can be
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Speaker 1: a threat, though, because he can play the populist on TV.
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Speaker 1: He's not a populist in real life. And so we
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Speaker 1: need to be able to channel that populist vote because
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Speaker 1: that's the key to Ohio's voter base. That's why it's
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Speaker 1: turned red is that Trump has reached these people with
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Speaker 1: his desire to bring back manufacturing, close the border, cut
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Speaker 1: off all the fentanyl, cut off all the outsourcing to China.
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Speaker 1: All that stuff is what brought around Ohio. So do
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Speaker 1: I think he's going to win? I do think he's
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Speaker 1: going to win, but it's noteworthy that I think the
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Speaker 1: kind of lackluster messaging on immigration from Vivek during this
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Speaker 1: campaign could potentially imperil the Senate race where Husted has
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Speaker 1: a tougher opponent in Sherrod Brown. All right, a lot
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Speaker 1: more on politics when we come back. This is The
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Speaker 1: Alex Marlowe Show. Stick with me. One of the reasons
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Speaker 1: we don't want mass migration from places like Somalia and
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Speaker 1: really from the Arab world in general is because when
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Speaker 1: you see patterns like what they just revealed in Germany,
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Speaker 1: new data coming out, that girls as young as 11
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Speaker 1: getting married hundreds of marriages over the last decade of
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Speaker 1: children who are small children, even prepubescent children, in some cases,
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Speaker 1: getting married in Germany, which is the West. That is
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Speaker 1: part of the West, one of the most biggest economies
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Speaker 1: in the world, one of the most sophisticated societies in
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Speaker 1: the world. And you're seeing child marriages. Now, if I
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Speaker 1: tell you to guess what countries these people are from
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Speaker 1: who are doing the marriages or what their ethnic background is,
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Speaker 1: are any of you going to guess the Orthodox Jews?
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Speaker 1: Is that what you're going to get? Is that going
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Speaker 1: to be your first guess? Is it going to be
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Speaker 1: the Scottish or the Irish? No, it's Iraqis, it's Syrians,
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Speaker 1: it's Pakistanis, it's people from the Middle East. And so
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Speaker 1: the question is, do we like that? Is that preferential?
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Speaker 1: And you have to understand that if we're going to
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Speaker 1: import the third world, like we've been doing, but looking
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Speaker 1: at you, Minnesota, then you have to say that, well,
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Speaker 1: just this is going to be one of the byproducts
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Speaker 1: of it, right? The child marriages are going to go
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Speaker 1: up a little bit. Why can't we have this conversation
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Speaker 1: and act like this isn't perfectly logical and honest? You're
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Speaker 1: not a racist for pointing that out. I got another
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Speaker 1: cut from the Trump rally yesterday. This is a guy
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Speaker 1: named Jake Paul. This is pretty interesting because Jake Paul
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Speaker 1: is a YouTuber and he's someone who's a boxer and
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Speaker 1: he is able to really master the current attention the
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Speaker 1: way to get attention in our digital era. And he's
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Speaker 1: gotten very popular online. I don't consume any of his content,
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Speaker 1: but he has said he does want to get into
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Speaker 1: politics eventually. And so let's see what he's got. He
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Speaker 1: spoke at the Ohio rally. Check it out. Cut 14.
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Speaker 7: I get confused by the left, the protesters. Do they
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Speaker 7: not have jobs? That's all they do. Just carry signs
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Speaker 7: around while we're doing the work. We face evil. We
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Speaker 7: face these people who are willing to do anything to
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Speaker 7: destroy us. All they do is talk on Twitter. But
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Speaker 7: Twitter fingers never built the country. Hate has never built
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Speaker 7: the country. And the woke socialist movement that we face
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Speaker 7: has never built a country.
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Speaker 1: It's good. It's really good. That's why I played it.
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Speaker 1: I'm impressed by it. And it's also good talking points.
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Speaker 1: And I love that there's a light troll in there
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Speaker 1: because I'm not sure he's really got a job. he
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Speaker 1: does kind of perform on youtube like that is his
19:10
Speaker 1: job so i don't know if that technically qualifies as
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Speaker 1: a job but i found that to be amusing and
19:16
Speaker 1: it's a great point it's just the left is a
19:18
Speaker 1: monopoly on just throwing up hatred online i guess that's
19:22
Speaker 1: not true i guess the right does this too but
19:23
Speaker 1: the left is way worse if it's sitting there online
19:25
Speaker 1: just griping and grousing does they do um all right
19:29
Speaker 1: i got a cut from the press secretary from the
19:31
Speaker 1: press briefing that just took place i do want to
19:33
Speaker 1: share this with you guys because i thought this was
19:35
Speaker 1: a good moment can you play 19 for me.
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Speaker 8: Gentlemen As far as your second question is, yes, Caroline
19:41
Speaker 8: has been an incredible support. She gave me great and
19:45
Speaker 8: wonderful feedback on how to balance. I intend to, to
19:49
Speaker 8: the extent possible. include my family, include my kids in
19:53
Speaker 8: my work, though my work will be demanding. They will
19:56
Speaker 8: always be a priority. And I President Trump. is the
19:59
Speaker 8: most family-friendly president we've ever had. He has hired more
20:03
Speaker 8: women with families. And the fact that he knew I
20:05
Speaker 8: had four kids and he knew that this job would
20:08
Speaker 8: be demanding and still placed his trust in me shows
20:11
Speaker 8: that I know I'm capable of being able to step.
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Speaker 1: Up to that. Yeah, it's really great. I love that.
20:16
Speaker 1: And she called out all of her kids and she
20:18
Speaker 1: said she's going to move to D.C. So I wish
20:19
Speaker 1: her the best. I hope she does a great job.
20:22
Speaker 1: But that's right. He's the most family-friendly president. And you
20:25
Speaker 1: really see it when you're in the room with him.
20:27
Speaker 1: He's got an incredible amount of warmth. And I think
20:29
Speaker 1: it comes through in the rallies a lot. But he's
20:31
Speaker 1: got a lot of warmth. And I think it's a
20:33
Speaker 1: real thing. And this is something where the left does
20:35
Speaker 1: everything they can to try to undermine the family structure.
20:39
Speaker 1: And Trump, who spent his life as a billionaire playboy
20:42
Speaker 1: dating models and playmates and stuff like that, and the
20:45
Speaker 1: thought that he would be the guy who is the
20:48
Speaker 1: one who values the nuclear family is just pretty unbelievable.
20:52
Speaker 1: I was, as I often do, checking out what the
20:56
Speaker 1: left is up to. This is one of the things
20:58
Speaker 1: that is a ritual for me and has been since
21:01
Speaker 1: I got into the news business. And I was over
21:03
Speaker 1: on the Blueski platform, which is where a lot of
21:06
Speaker 1: left went when they left Twitter, because Elon Musk bought Twitter.
21:10
Speaker 1: And Musk, who's an African immigrant, by the way, which
21:14
Speaker 1: I do find amusing, but is someone who does not
21:17
Speaker 1: share all of their politics, even though he's been a
21:19
Speaker 1: pro-China guy in the past. And Musk is not a
21:21
Speaker 1: hardcore right winger by any means, but he's a free
21:24
Speaker 1: speech guy in general. And he seems to like Trump
21:26
Speaker 1: more than he likes Democrats. And so now they have
21:29
Speaker 1: to go to a, take their ball and go home
21:31
Speaker 1: and go to a different platform. And I was over
21:33
Speaker 1: in blue ski and blue ski. They're all talking about
21:36
Speaker 1: this joke that occurred on SNL from Shane Gillis on Saturday.
21:40
Speaker 1: Can we cut 10, please? Gentlemen.
21:42
Speaker 3: I haven't been to the gym in so long, I
21:44
Speaker 3: didn't know women just dress like * * * * now. Look,
21:48
Speaker 3: I'm sorry, there's no other way to describe. Have you
21:51
Speaker 3: seen it? I've seen it. The shorts.
21:54
Speaker 1: Have you seen the shorts?
21:55
Speaker 3: Those neon, they're like the only, they're like artificial bait colored.
21:59
Speaker 3: And the wrinkles, the wrinkles go like around the cheeks
22:04
Speaker 3: and all combine at the * * * *. And
22:09
Speaker 3: don't look, you're not allowed to look. For real, don't
22:12
Speaker 3: look because they are filming. I'm in the background of
22:15
Speaker 3: like 10 TikToks right now.
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Speaker 1: Everyone's laughing because it's funny. And anyone who's been to
22:22
Speaker 1: a gym knows that this is a thing. It's not
22:24
Speaker 1: every woman there, but a lot of women are dressing
22:27
Speaker 1: in clothing that hugs your body completely. It does not
22:31
Speaker 1: leave much of the imagination in terms of shape. That's
22:34
Speaker 1: a trend. And if someone wants a joke who's a
22:37
Speaker 1: comedian who gets paid to make jokes, that is them
22:39
Speaker 1: dressing like that. I think it's a totally legitimate joke.
22:42
Speaker 1: And it's in the context of a seven-minute monologue on
22:46
Speaker 1: SNL where he roasts himself the whole time. There's a
22:50
Speaker 1: bit in there where he says that he looks like
22:52
Speaker 1: a gas station egg, which is one of the most
22:55
Speaker 1: devastating self-attacks I'd ever, is the most self-deprecating thing I'd
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Speaker 1: ever seen in my life. He's making fun of himself
23:02
Speaker 1: the whole thing, but he points this out about this
23:05
Speaker 1: obvious phenomenon that's taking place. And he's getting completely crushed online,
23:10
Speaker 1: even by fellow comedians. I couldn't believe this was a
23:13
Speaker 1: real thing. But an actor named Dan Levy, who is
23:17
Speaker 1: the son of Eugene Levy, and he's been a very
23:19
Speaker 1: successful sitcom star over the recent years. He went online,
23:23
Speaker 1: and this is apropos, or this is, I would say,
23:26
Speaker 1: not just apropos, but this is indicative of pretty much
23:30
Speaker 1: the entire conversation that's taking place on Blueski. Play Cut 11, please.
23:35
Speaker 4: Women wearing short shorts to the gym does not make them.
23:41
Speaker 4: It makes the men calling them misogynists. I'm speechless that
23:49
Speaker 4: something like that can exist on live national television. And
23:55
Speaker 4: to be perfectly honest, more men need to be standing
23:57
Speaker 4: up in opposition to it because it's complacency that has
24:03
Speaker 4: created the environment with which women are sexually assaulted. And
24:06
Speaker 4: it's a conversation as opposed to a crime. They are
24:12
Speaker 4: not objects. They are superior human beings.
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Speaker 1: So women are superior. This is a, by the way,
24:20
Speaker 1: he's a homosexual, so I don't, I don't know why
24:23
Speaker 1: he would be saying that. He doesn't even date women.
24:25
Speaker 1: But he just announces they're superior. And this is a
24:29
Speaker 1: comedian policing another comedian's jokes and suggesting NBC really ought
24:33
Speaker 1: to censor it. And the real reason we have a
24:36
Speaker 1: culture where maybe some people get the wrong idea about
24:39
Speaker 1: women is not because they're dressing more and more provocatively
24:41
Speaker 1: because they're all performing on TikTok, which is true. They're
24:44
Speaker 1: doing this. They're going to the gym. They're dressing in
24:46
Speaker 1: a way that is so they can film themselves so
24:49
Speaker 1: that they can get more likes online because of their bodies.
24:53
Speaker 1: The problem is actually the men who would dare to look.
24:58
Speaker 1: And that's what's so funny about the joke, about Shane Gillis' joke,
25:01
Speaker 1: is that they dress in a way that is designed
25:04
Speaker 1: to optimize how many people look at them. And then
25:07
Speaker 1: if you look at them, that's frowned upon. And in fact,
25:09
Speaker 1: if you're silent about a guy making a joke about
25:12
Speaker 1: this obvious thing, then you're part of rape culture. Which
25:16
Speaker 1: reminds me, of course, of how the Cornell rape hoax
25:20
Speaker 1: has now completely left the news cycle. It's gone. The
25:23
Speaker 1: more we learned about Train Ho, the less she seemed credible.
25:26
Speaker 1: And so they just disposed of it as a news story.
25:30
Speaker 1: The last thing that maybe gets discussed was this interview
25:35
Speaker 1: that took place on the Call Her Daddy podcast, which
25:38
Speaker 1: is a podcast that is very much about sex. And
25:42
Speaker 1: it is hosted by a millennial age blonde woman who's
25:45
Speaker 1: very bubbly and I guess has a appealing personality for
25:49
Speaker 1: young women. And it is one of the most popular
25:51
Speaker 1: podcasts in the world. And it is all filth. It's
25:54
Speaker 1: all trash. It is all encouraging women to engage in
25:57
Speaker 1: like behavior. And this is the conversation about Train Ho,
26:01
Speaker 1: Cut 12 Please, with a Cornell professor named Kate Mann.
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Speaker 9: If you have been on social media this week, you
26:08
Speaker 9: have seen four words everywhere. I am Jane Doe. I
26:11
Speaker 9: am Jane Doe.
26:12
Speaker 4: I am Jane Doe. You are a professor at Cornell.
26:17
Speaker 9: What does it feel like to be on campus right now?
26:20
Speaker 9: I think a lot of students feel very betrayed. Women
26:23
Speaker 9: and girls are owed safety of a kind that we
26:25
Speaker 9: don't currently have. You can consent to have sex with
26:28
Speaker 9: two men, but not five men. So many people worried
26:32
Speaker 9: about him missing out on his bright future. What about
26:35
Speaker 9: her bright future? The evidence that a rape allegation would
26:39
Speaker 9: ruin a man's life is pretty thin. Women get punished.
26:42
Speaker 9: Men get rewarded. Rape is always 100% the fault of
26:46
Speaker 9: the rapist, 0% on the victim. For the record, I
26:50
Speaker 9: believe Jane Doe.
26:52
Speaker 1: It's just, there's so many holes in just that one clip,
26:56
Speaker 1: and this is what shared two people entice the audience
26:59
Speaker 1: to listen to this woman speak of things that are
27:02
Speaker 1: completely fabrications. They're figments of their imagination. This woman, Train Ho,
27:09
Speaker 1: initiated the group encounter. She said she wanted to do
27:13
Speaker 1: it again. The men asked her not to come back
27:15
Speaker 1: to the Halloween party because of the way she behaved
27:17
Speaker 1: the last time. The men's names are out there. Her
27:20
Speaker 1: name is not out there. So how is her life ruined?
27:23
Speaker 1: Their lives ruined. A lot of them got kicked out
27:25
Speaker 1: of school. They're going to have to deal with a
27:26
Speaker 1: rape trial, perhaps. It's like, what's happened to her? Nothing
27:30
Speaker 1: other than that reputational damage for something she initiated. And
27:34
Speaker 1: the idea that, quote, that you can have sex with
27:38
Speaker 1: two men, but that doesn't mean it's five men. It's like,
27:41
Speaker 1: why are we doing it with two men? Lady, why
27:44
Speaker 1: can't we encourage people? How far are we going to
27:47
Speaker 1: take this? Is this thing on? Am I taking crazy
27:51
Speaker 1: pills here? Why are we encouraging women saying this is
27:53
Speaker 1: acceptable behavior? This is behavior that women obviously are going
27:58
Speaker 1: to regret. It is going to make it so that
28:00
Speaker 1: something that should be more special and sacred for their
28:03
Speaker 1: spouse is cheapened. You let everyone in the frat house
28:06
Speaker 1: go to town on you and you think that then
28:08
Speaker 1: you're going to go one day have a stable home life? Unbelievable. No, well,
28:14
Speaker 1: I said this thing on rhetorically, guys. The guys are
28:17
Speaker 1: checking in to say that, yes, yes, it is odd. No,
28:20
Speaker 1: I know it's odd. I just can't believe that we
28:21
Speaker 1: have to have these conversations. This person goes on a–
28:25
Speaker 1: a professor from Cornell goes on a super popular podcast
28:30
Speaker 1: so that they could specifically defend a woman who did
28:33
Speaker 1: stuff that's so bad, it's so toxic. And part of
28:36
Speaker 1: the reason why this culture exists is because of things
28:38
Speaker 1: like the Call Her Daddy podcast where the woman who
28:41
Speaker 1: hosts the show is known for inventing bedroom techniques. And
28:46
Speaker 1: this is how a lot of young girls are introduced
28:49
Speaker 1: to sex and the relations with men. it's so far,
28:53
Speaker 1: we're so far gone in this way as a society.
28:55
Speaker 1: And will we use this moment to pull things back?
28:57
Speaker 1: And so I was saying, wait a minute, things have
28:59
Speaker 1: gotten out of hand. We need to pull back. We
29:01
Speaker 1: need to start behaving with a little more propriety. I
29:04
Speaker 1: don't want to be a prude here, but is there
29:07
Speaker 1: some middle ground? Is there some middle ground between being
29:11
Speaker 1: completely chased until marriage and having a group sex at college?
29:17
Speaker 1: Can we find that? I think we can. I think
29:19
Speaker 1: we're up to this, to this challenge. All right. One
29:22
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Speaker 1: regret it. Shout out to the team, Greg Ebbin, Sean McConnell,
30:29
Speaker 1: Roger Wicker Jr., Rick Locke, Matt Zibble, Ricky Lopez, Misty Callahan,
30:34
Speaker 1: John Cascio, and Daniel West, who had hard work confirming
30:37
Speaker 1: who was the president in June of 2024 when the
30:39
Speaker 1: Ilhan Omar investigation started. It's important, guys. It's important because
30:43
Speaker 1: they do want to open the borders and they want
30:45
Speaker 1: to replace Americans. The left wants to replace Americans with
30:48
Speaker 1: people often from the third world. And you can see
30:52
Speaker 1: all their stars are going for this stuff. I've got
30:55
Speaker 1: a clip I'm going to play out of Harry Styles,
30:57
Speaker 1: the british singer comes to america and dedicates a concert
31:02
Speaker 1: to a guy that i shot but it's a he
31:05
Speaker 1: they're all dedicated to you more you look into these
31:08
Speaker 1: people all of them are evading arrest or they're all
31:12
Speaker 1: have criminal backgrounds and we're starting to take our border
31:15
Speaker 1: seriously we're starting to take what it means to be
31:17
Speaker 1: an american seriously that is what we want Can we
31:22
Speaker 1: play the Dan Levy clip again, Sean? I'm just so
31:26
Speaker 1: fascinated by this, that this is a guy who benefits
31:28
Speaker 1: from all the greatness that America has to offer, gets
31:31
Speaker 1: to act in sitcoms. And this is what he says
31:34
Speaker 1: about our country. Play the Dan Levy one for me again.
31:37
Speaker 1: Women wearing short.
31:39
Speaker 4: Shorts to the gym does not make them. It makes
31:44
Speaker 4: the men calling them misogynists. I'm speechless that something like
31:52
Speaker 4: that can exist on live national television. And to be
31:57
Speaker 4: perfectly honest, more men need to be standing up in
32:00
Speaker 4: opposition to it because it's complacency that has created the
32:05
Speaker 4: environment with which women are sexually assaulted. And it's a
32:09
Speaker 4: conversation as opposed to a crime. They are not objects.
32:16
Speaker 4: They are superior human beings.
32:21
Speaker 1: Sean reminded me of the Dennis Pragerism that you can't
32:24
Speaker 1: say that we're living in a patriarchy and say that
32:27
Speaker 1: women are superior. So you've got to pick. If women
32:30
Speaker 1: are superior, we'd be in the matriarchy. That's how it
32:32
Speaker 1: would be. So it's got to be– can't be both.
32:37
Speaker 1: Can't be both. So that's a logic that continues to
32:40
Speaker 1: boggle the mind that that is what is being suggested.
32:43
Speaker 1: And I just don't– it's such a weird pander for
32:46
Speaker 1: a gay guy, a guy who doesn't even date women.
32:48
Speaker 1: It's very strange, very strange. And just a comedian trying
32:51
Speaker 1: to censor other comedians and calling a network to censor
32:53
Speaker 1: other comedians. And that is the whole conversation on the
32:57
Speaker 1: Blueski platform. And we just yearn for some celebrities who
33:01
Speaker 1: will just sing or play music or act. This is
33:05
Speaker 1: James Hetfield, who's a lead singer of Metallica, which has done,
33:08
Speaker 1: I think, some lightly left-wing stuff over the past. But
33:11
Speaker 1: check this out. This was awesome from over the weekend,
33:13
Speaker 1: Cup 15. Metallica's not here like some other.
33:20
Speaker 7: Entertainers to influence you with their okay we are.
33:28
Speaker 6: Here we're here to forget about all the outside.
33:38
Speaker 1: Yeah, we're here to entertain. We're not going to talk
33:40
Speaker 1: about politics. It's just great. It's just great. It's a
33:42
Speaker 1: great closing message. We're closing the border. We're going to
33:44
Speaker 1: take the politics out of the rock and roll, and
33:47
Speaker 1: we're going to tell a bunch of jokes about stuff
33:48
Speaker 1: that's obviously happening in our society. voting because I think,
33:58
Speaker 1: as I noted on yesterday's show, I think that Trump
34:00
Speaker 1: has done something which is kind of remarkable, which is
34:03
Speaker 1: that he.
34:05
Speaker 1: Can you guys hear me? Because I cut out the volume. Yeah, okay.
34:09
Speaker 1: So there's something remarkable that happened, which is that Trump,
34:13
Speaker 1: I think, was able to convince a bunch of Democrats
34:17
Speaker 1: not to vote by mail, which is going to drag
34:19
Speaker 1: down their turnout. Because the left has somehow convinced people
34:23
Speaker 1: that Trump is going to rig the election using the
34:25
Speaker 1: mail system, which he's not going to do. But the left,
34:28
Speaker 1: their conspiracy mind has done that. So I'm tracking a
34:31
Speaker 1: lot of mail-in voting. And I'm looking right now, let's
34:33
Speaker 1: start with Florida, where I'm looking at the mail-in ballots,
34:37
Speaker 1: where Democrats always win They won by seven in, I think, 2024.
34:44
Speaker 1: And so now Republicans are actually returning mail-in voting at
34:48
Speaker 1: a 1% advantage. So the Republicans are actually flat out
34:54
Speaker 1: leading the Democrats, and the Democrats are trailing 8% from
34:58
Speaker 1: last election. Now I'm looking at Michigan, where Kamala Harris
35:03
Speaker 1: beat Trump by 5%. I'm sorry. The Harris counties, Republicans
35:12
Speaker 1: are trailing by 5%, whereas in mail-in voting, the Democrats
35:17
Speaker 1: won by 10%. So that's a 5% swing in Michigan
35:23
Speaker 1: when it comes to mail-in voting. So these are all
35:26
Speaker 1: positive news. It certainly suggests there is not going to
35:28
Speaker 1: be some sort of a blue wave that sweeps. we're
35:34
Speaker 1: probably headed towards a divided Congress to some degree, but
35:36
Speaker 1: I think the house is potentially even in play if
35:39
Speaker 1: we see these numbers sustain themselves. So I'm very excited
35:42
Speaker 1: to track this throughout the days and weeks to come.
35:44
Speaker 1: We'll have updates each and every day on the Marlo show.
35:47
Speaker 1: That's all the time we got for now. Go in
35:48
Speaker 1: peace to love and serve the Lord. Thank you for
35:50
Speaker 1: listening and watching.