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Breitbart's Jerome Hudson's Take On "The Debate" and The Julian Assange Deal · Conversations: Special Guests with Preston Scott

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  Five minutes after the hour of the Morning Show with Preston Scott Morning, third
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  hour of the program, five minutes past eight am in the Eastern time zone,
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  seven in the Central wherever you may be. Thanks so very much for
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  joining us. We appreciated Jared running the program in Studio one AM. Here
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  in Studio one B, and we are joined by our good friend Jerome Hudson,
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  entertainment editor of Breitbart dot Com. He's also author of the Fifty Things
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  books. Hello, sir, how are you? Oh, I'm terrific.
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  I'm terrific. I just blew through the Osbourne Family podcast. At two seconds,
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  I sped up the playback time the British accent. That fast is very
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  entertaining, very entertaining. Okay, let's stay on the subject to entertainment.
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  Okay. Is the Trump Biden debate entertainment? Oh, it's very interesting.
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  That's the only reason I was listening to the Osborne podcast. Sharon Osbourne believes
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  that it will be quote horribly embarrassing and horribly cruel. She believes it's elder
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  abuse. I think because Joe Biden is clearly showing signs of finality and mental
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  decline. But to answer your question. Yes, I gotta tell you.
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  I hosted our series XM program on Monday morning, Preston, and after listening
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  to the best focused group, I think like educated voters, and you know
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  they have to be educated because they're listening to shows like yours at six am
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  Eastern. I'm more jacked up about this debate than I was Sunday because you
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  kind of don't know what you're going to get. I mean, you can
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  make some assumptions, but will Joe Biden be sharp? How sharp will he
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  be? Will there be moments that will reverberate on social media in the days
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  after because Joe Biden froze up? There'll be entertaining and I'm not sure how
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  informative it will be because CNN's biased Jake Tappers more biased than the network he
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  works at. There will be tons of questions that won't be asked, which
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  is another advantage Biden. But entertaining, yes, I think. What do
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  you make of the formatic setup meaning no studio audience allegedly, no notes,
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  no ear pieces. I guess just a notepad, pen and paper in essence,
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  and a little bottle of water. No aide talking in the commercial breaks.
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  What do you make of all that, and this will probably be just
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  the one debate, right, Like, I'm not sure how for how many
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  presidential cycles, three debates was the standard, but it was for a long
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  time, and I'm not quite sure if the no audience thing was ever,
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  at least in the TV era. You're a few years older than me,
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  and you've certainly been in the business longers, so you could probably correct me
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  on that. But it's very weird to not have an audience like notes.
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  I mean, like I can just recall the last four or five presidential cycles
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  seeing the candidates writing down things on paper. I think most of these rules
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  are what Joe Biden didn't want an audience. Sure don't know why, but
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  his camp believes that it'll be to his advantage to not have one, to
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  his advantage to not have notes. That one's that one's weird. But again,
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  like the call is so many. I did say Preston that I wanted
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  to know, like every scenario people thought, you know, if you think
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  that Joe Biden will be on some sort of B twelve induced cocktail, if
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  you think there will be an ear piece in his ear or someone coaching a
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  minute by minute, and I guess a very interesting idea is people actually think
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  Joe Biden's gonna have the answers, or at least the questions. And then
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  I was I was like, well look if he if CNN provides Joe Biden
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  with the questions, why does he need a week to prep I don't know
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  so much. And with us from Breitbart dot com, So what's your prediction?
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  What? What you know? Is Trump going to find a way to
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  keep it between the rails because allegedly Jerome, they're not going to have the
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  other guys mic on when a question is being addressed by the one versus the
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  other, and they won't allow them to talk over each other, at least
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  from a mic perspective. But what are your expectations on decorum and how this
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  is going to unfold? It's interesting Trump on the rails. I mean Trump
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  was cutting Joe Biden off at the debate four or five years ago, and
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  Joe Biden looked over and said, can you just shut up? Man.
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  I've heard the interesting theory that the mic muting would be to Trump's advantage because
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  Joe Biden wouldn't be able to cut Trump off because Donald Trump has this amazing
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  ability to create viral moments like the aforementioned one, like he was egging Joe
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  Biden on knows Joe Biden has a quick temper, and Joe Biden like I
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  don't I don't know if any presidential kendidates looked over to another in total of
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  the shut up on Live Ate broadcast. I mean, you know, like
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  like the I guess the mainstream thinking is that Trump is the one who needs
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  the bowler lane bumpers so he can you know, stay guarded and not look
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  like a lunatic. But it's just it's Joe Biden, and it's like if
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  you look if it's a prize fight or you know, a finals match.
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  I think Donald Trump is like is going in with house money. I think
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  all of the pressure usually between these two is on Joe Biden because he does
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  have a duty to perform. I'm I don't know how low the expectations are,
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  but I mean the client is is obvious no matter how much the media
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  tries to gaslight us into believing that our eyes are lying to us, and
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  I think Trump knows it. I don't know if you saw his Jake Paul
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  interview a few days ago, but that it was to me one more example
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  of Okay, this is probably the best form that Trump has been in from
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  a media interview. Lights are bright, perspective. I think, I think,
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  I don't know. Fireworks. I hope, I hope. I hope
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  it's not boring. I hope it's that boring. Do you it's not at
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  nine pm? Do you? Yeah? Well, I won't be watching,
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  so I'm going to be relying on people like you doing it for me.
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  Tell me this. Do you feel as though it is a requirement for Trump
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  to win by just sort of a landslide, to overcome what is obviously going
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  to be an effort to cheat? Why? Because what are the moderators compared
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  Donald Trump to? No, I'm talking. I'm talking about the vote itself.
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  I'm talking about the actual November election itself. Oh okay, okay,
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  okay, Well we won't find out the result either way until two weeks after
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  November fifth. I don't know. When I look at polls and people have
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  different opinions about polls, who's doing the research, the network, if it's
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  a media outlet, if it's just a boutique shop. Some most posters are
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  just off when it comes to the actual tally at the end of the day
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  when the vote's done. But the trends suggest that Joe Biden is going to
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  pull a Hillary Clinton with which is to say he could very well lose Pennsylvania,
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  Michigan, and like like Trump's winning for the last six weeks in Wisconsin.
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  I mean, I know a lot changes in polls are just one a
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  part of the puzzle, but I feel like like Trump, like he's like
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  like Florida's out of the question, Ohio's out of the question. He Trump
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  is up five points in Georgia. They're governor's Brian Kemp is super popular.
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  I mean, it's just like Trump has the wind at his back. And
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  how is it? How good reason agreed? But how are the margins even
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  as tight as they are? Yeah, well they always are. And yeah,
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  Donald Trump beat Hillary in Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, and Michigan, but he
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  won all those states by less than one hundred thousand votes. I mean,
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  it's I don't know, they're gonna cheat. Jerome, They're gonna cheat,
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  of course. I mean, like the dead people are still gonna vote in
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  Illinois and Michigan. Illegals are gonna be voting, and we're not gonna be
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  able to do anything about it till it's too late. Wow, you really
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  dragged this conversation down. Yeah, that's what I do here. Yeah,
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  I mean, I just I but I do think that you know, Joe
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  Biden's gonna have to overcome a lot himself. I mean, the Hispanic vote
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  is basically split for the first time ever. Maybe Okay, I'm gonna throw
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  a scenario at you when we come back, and then I'm gonna have you
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  react to that, and then I want to get your thoughts to Julian asanj
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  being released. Good deal, all right? Standing by Jerome Hudson, friend
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  of the Morning Show at Preston Scott. Jerom Hudson with me, I have
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  great regard for his analytical acumen when it comes to the things we're discussing here
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  this morning. Don't you laugh at yourself? Such a nerd? Not really,
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  but you're our But if you're a nerd, you're our nerd, and
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  so that's fine, all right. The odds that Joe Biden will in fact
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  end up being the nominee of Democrats when the election is held one hundred and
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  one percent. You don't think he gets pushed out. You don't think there's
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  a medical discharge of him. You don't think the Hunter Biden thing just blows
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  up and they roll him under the bus with it. You don't think so.
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  I think there's a greater likelihood that Joe Biden doesn't live until August.
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  Then there is that that his party won't nominate him their nominee for president.
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  I'm not suggesting he won't get the nomination. I'm suggesting that he will not
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  be the nominee for medical reasons, come election, early voting, et cetera.
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  I just I don't know how to say it, but people, please
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  listen to me. Joe Biden will be the Democratic Party's presidential nominee. Okay,
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  period period? What other medical uh? What other medical sign would the
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  people with power to make that decision need to see that they haven't already seen,
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  like what we see on videos, the full unedited video. Just imagine
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  what he is behind closed doors? Oh I know, yeah, absolutely all
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  right. So now question number two is Kamala Harris's running mate? Oh?
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  Yeah, yes, yes, because West floated around. Now, is that
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  Hillary's going to come in to be the running mate? There has never been
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  and I mean never, and I watch as much Kamala Harris as I possibly
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  can because number, because she's just a fascinating political creature. She got less
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  than one percent of the California primary vote. Excuse me, that's wrong.
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  Kamala Harris was out of the presidential race in twenty twenty before excuse me,
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  in December of twenty nineteen, before a primary vote was cast. Like this
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  woman has never actually shown any evidence that she is ready for the second most
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  important job on the planet, and her party still made her vice president.
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  Like these people don't care about anything that's important when it comes to having proof
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  or evidence that you can be the commander in chief of the USRM forces in
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  president of the United States. Joe Biden is there because it's been his lifelong
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  dream for a half century in politics, right, Kamala is there because despite
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  what MSNBC and Don Lemon says, she's black, she's black enough, and
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  she's got a vagina period. That's it, okay. Julianasange, Yeah,
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  in Australia, I've changed my opinion about that whole saga in that I feel
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  as though the big takeaway here is that freedom of the press is being eroded
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  and Joe Biden kind of gets a tacit win by not continuing to pursue a
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  man who did great damage to the Democratic Party. Julian Dessange has been described
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  as a journalist. I'm not necessarily sure that's true. If you ask me,
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  I disagree. He he got access to a treasure trove of information,
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  catalog them in links and then dumped them on the Internet. A lot of
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  that information did great damage to the Democratic Party. It exposed emails of conversations,
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  of the back room deals being played in terms of funding and candidate selection.
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  It exposed like unknown Democratic Party apparatus, power players like John Podesta as
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  being financially tied to the Reskies, while Hillary Clinton was trying to paint Donald
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  Trump as a secret Russian agent. I mean, it was one embarrassed,
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  embarrassing bombshell after another. And so Julian Assange became, in the eyes of
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  the Democratic Party and to that extension, the eyes of the Democratic Party media,
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  a boogeyman. And you know, when Glenn Greenwall was handed the information
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  from Eric Snowden, Glenn Greenwall put context into the reporting. He was given
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  information, as was Julian Assange, or however he obtained it. But Glenn
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  Greenwall actually did journalism. He did more research, he advanced on the information
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  that snowed In passed to him, and he provided context. But Julian Sossannge
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  basically did. And the reason, I think, to your point why he
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  was railroaded was like he was just he was just an Australian guy who got
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  a bunch of information. It was all stuff that the people involved never thought
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  would become public, but it did, and it was embarrassing. And I
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  think the federal government was just trying to figure out a way to deal with
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  him. And the federal government can't even tie its own shoelaces, so they
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  were like, oh, let's prosecute, Let's get him back to America so
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  we could adjudicate him and punish him. I don't know, it's a huge
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  deal just because of the historic significance of what that information exposed. I think
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  you think what I think. In large part, someone's calling me, yeah,
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  no better. I think in large part, Wiki leaks helped put Donald
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  Trump in the White House. Okay, we'll leave it there. Good to
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  talk with you. I'm sure we'll catch you up between our today and our
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  next visit. But thanks a lot is always I love you. I love
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  you too, brother all right man Jerome Hudson twenty eight passed the hour morning
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  show with Preston Scott