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The Rita Panahi Show | 5 November · The Rita Panahi Show

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Speaker 1: On scorns Ostrodia. This is the Winder Paney Show.
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Speaker 2: Good evening, Anne, Welcome to the Reader Paney Show. But
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Speaker 2: coming up, We've got a fantastic program for you. We
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Speaker 2: are live as America wakes up on election dates seven
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Speaker 2: am Eastern Standard time in the US, and I'll soon
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Speaker 2: be crossing to Paul Murray.
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Speaker 3: We'll have the latest poll data for US.
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Speaker 2: Also joining me tonight is a stellar lineup of guests,
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Speaker 2: some of the sharpest political minds and experts in their field,
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Speaker 2: including Josh Hammer, Professor Max Abrams, Keith Hansen, and Aaron Elmore.
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Speaker 3: We will be covering the US presidential election from every angle.
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Speaker 2: The issues, the polls, the crucial swing states, and of
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Speaker 2: course the left.
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Speaker 3: He's losing it.
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Speaker 4: Get Away from my truck. Get away from my truck.
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Speaker 4: You're crazy, lady. Get away from my vehicle.
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Speaker 5: Now ask you the right to This.
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Speaker 4: Is America and this is a free country.
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Speaker 2: Joining me now from Washington, d c Is Sky and
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Speaker 2: New's host Paul Murray. Paul, you've spent a few days
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Speaker 2: in Texas. You've been talking to the locals at college
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Speaker 2: football games. I saw you write a Texas longhorn at
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Speaker 2: the Fort Worth stockyards. But now you are in a
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Speaker 2: swamp land, deep in the swamp in Washington, d C.
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Speaker 2: Do you feel like you've been to two different countries
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Speaker 2: going from Texas to DC?
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Speaker 6: One hundred percent. Firstly, my Persian Princess, this country loves you.
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Speaker 6: I have met so many people who say that. The
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Speaker 6: lady on the YouTube read it and I said, yeah,
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Speaker 6: she's just as good as you think you are. So
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Speaker 6: you're a star at home and you're starting, no question,
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Speaker 6: and I know how much you love Texas.
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Speaker 1: You're right, it is. It is two countries.
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Speaker 6: And you know, I'm always sort of bored of people
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Speaker 6: in the media going America is a really divarded country.
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Speaker 6: So yeah, they had a civil war. America's never been
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Speaker 6: more polarized. Does anyone remember the year two thousand election
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Speaker 6: or the nineteen sixty election.
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Speaker 1: There are two Americas.
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Speaker 6: There's the America of New York and LA and Washington,
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Speaker 6: DC that very much wants to be sort of this international,
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Speaker 6: faux European place. And then there's the place that I
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Speaker 6: think most Australians get excited about, and that.
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Speaker 1: Is the people of Texas.
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Speaker 6: The dirt of the middle of the country, incredibly polite
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Speaker 6: people of the South, and that's really in many ways
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Speaker 6: the Titanic fight that's been going on for eight years,
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Speaker 6: and from our perspective, hopefully the greatest return in political
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Speaker 6: history could just be hours away. Incredible where we were
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Speaker 6: four years ago to where Trump might be by the end,
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Speaker 6: by the end of the next day, just going.
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Speaker 2: To be an extraordinary few days. Let's hope we get
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Speaker 2: a result quickly. That's my greatest hope. But before we
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Speaker 2: take a thorough look at the poles, particularly in those
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Speaker 2: crucial swing states, and there is some very good news
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Speaker 2: there for the Republicans, let's talk about what's happening at home.
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Speaker 2: This comment from Green Senator Sarah Hansen Young has had
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Speaker 2: many people perplexed.
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Speaker 3: This is earlier today.
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Speaker 2: She seems to think that Donald Trump is going to
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Speaker 2: control content on Australian TV.
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Speaker 7: Why should Donald Trump, if elected president, get to dictate
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Speaker 7: what content local Australian content is on our television screens
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Speaker 7: and our devices.
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Speaker 3: Is this some new strain of TDS Paul?
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Speaker 1: What does she mean? Oh? Well, this is how do
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Speaker 1: I say this?
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Speaker 6: An international nobody trying to play herself into the biggest
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Speaker 6: story in the world by just saying Donald Trump, I mean.
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Speaker 1: This is ridiculous.
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Speaker 6: That used to joke about Republicans when it came to
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Speaker 6: terrorism that what was it a noun a verb of
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Speaker 6: nine to eleven.
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Speaker 1: It's exactly the saying.
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Speaker 6: But Donald Trump as an example of something to be
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Speaker 6: afraid of. Australia and its parliament can can set whatever
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Speaker 6: law it wants to make sure that we have local
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Speaker 6: content rules. Pardon me for Netflix or Amazon or anything
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Speaker 6: else the idea that we've just said Donald Trump in
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Speaker 6: order to get on the television. You've got to feel
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Speaker 6: for Sarah Hanson Young. She's been around politics far longer
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Speaker 6: than Lydia Thoughpe, but she's nowhere near as famous.
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Speaker 3: That is a good point.
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Speaker 2: She must feel a little bit envious perhaps looking at
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Speaker 2: the attention Lydia got, particularly with her performance with King
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Speaker 2: Charles and she was on every TV station in the
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Speaker 2: UK after that. But it's not just Sarah Hanson Young
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Speaker 2: not to be out down. Another Greens MP, David Huebridge,
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Speaker 2: went on an anti Elon Musk Die Tribe and he
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Speaker 2: was proud of his work because he shared the video
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Speaker 2: on Elon's platform x ironically, where he called Musk a
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Speaker 2: known threat to demock an incredible statement. If you ask me,
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Speaker 2: the left hates Elon Musk Now because he backs Trump,
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Speaker 2: He's going to play a part in the Trump administration
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Speaker 2: if Trump does win. Paul, I think we're going to
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Speaker 2: need some sort of group therapy for all these lefties
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Speaker 2: losing it if Trump does prevail.
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Speaker 6: Oh hang on, I've just seen the headline in the Guardian.
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Speaker 6: Sky News hosts speculate on re education camps for non Trumpers.
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Speaker 6: But the mere suggestion these people need to calm down,
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Speaker 6: they need to relax. One of two things is going
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Speaker 6: to happen at an election. The sky will not fall in.
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Speaker 6: Donald Trump will serve four years. If Kamala Harris wins,
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Speaker 6: she will be up for reelection in four years time.
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Speaker 6: The levels of cuckoo in all of this just they
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Speaker 6: really frustrate me. And I know that this is something
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Speaker 6: that you are so amazing at. And again I repeat Fedink.
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Speaker 8: And people walk up to me on the street and say,
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Speaker 8: once they see this guy in his microphone read to
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Speaker 8: read it right like you're a star here, dull. I
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Speaker 8: promise you is that they love not just lefties losing it,
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Speaker 8: but also.
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Speaker 6: How you call out the American media. And I've got
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Speaker 6: to say, you know, we watch it from Afar as
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Speaker 6: often as we possibly can, but to sort of swim
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Speaker 6: in it for a few days is just icky, Like
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Speaker 6: you have this this, this, you know, the blob that
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Speaker 6: doesn't want to be challenged, doesn't want to be changed,
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Speaker 6: that have deliberately turned around and taken things out of context,
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Speaker 6: deliberately found any and everything to become a scandal, while
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Speaker 6: simultaneously completely ignoring the realities of the of the limitations
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Speaker 6: of Harris as a candidate.
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Speaker 1: I mean, remember, literally four.
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Speaker 6: Months ago she was the most unpopular vice president the
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Speaker 6: country had ever seen. Lefty shows like The Daily Show
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Speaker 6: did sketches about how terrible her speeches were, and it's,
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Speaker 6: you know, dare I say, like a Kardashian, she's sort
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Speaker 6: of you know, full of filler and given the right
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Speaker 6: lines and beautiful lighting and all the rest of it
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Speaker 6: that you know, could could could make me look attract
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Speaker 6: And that's how much money and how much work has
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Speaker 6: gone into her campaign. And when I say attractive, of course,
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Speaker 6: we're speaking metaphorically about her political positions, not just her
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Speaker 6: soft workers.
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Speaker 2: Of course, Now let's talk about the polls. What's the
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Speaker 2: latest data there? I know, you love looking at the
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Speaker 2: polls closely the swing states, there's a couple of you
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Speaker 2: love the data, A couple of the poles show that
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Speaker 2: the swing states are looking pretty solid for Donald Trump.
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Speaker 3: What is your assessment? And also, do you think we're
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Speaker 3: going to get a result on election night?
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Speaker 2: Are we going to have an idea of well, not
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Speaker 2: just an idea, but know who's won.
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Speaker 6: I'm going to say yes, I really do. I think
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Speaker 6: that this is going to be decisive, And even if
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Speaker 6: the electoral college is tight, I think it's going to
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Speaker 6: be decisive enough because of the size of the early vote.
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Speaker 6: There's going to be fewer voters than were around in
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Speaker 6: twenty twenty. So I think that we're going to be
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Speaker 6: able to know the obvious. Right, Harris cannot win unless
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Speaker 6: she holds all three of the Blue Wall. If she
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Speaker 6: loses one of the Blue Walls, she's got to take
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Speaker 6: a North Carolina or a Georgia.
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Speaker 1: The polls, the data, predictions.
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Speaker 6: The betting markets, they all say that that's not going
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Speaker 6: to happen, where she's not going to be able to
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Speaker 6: really do much with North Carolina or Georgia. So we'll
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Speaker 6: be able to know. Okay, you know this path is
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Speaker 6: closed and that path is closed. And yes, if we're
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Speaker 6: getting down to one state, well, yeah, theoretically we could
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Speaker 6: be on a little bit of a run here. But
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Speaker 6: it's really important to look at the polling, the averages
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Speaker 6: of the polling, and the election models. Right now, the
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Speaker 6: election models are all sort of in and around fifty
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Speaker 6: to fifty. And I'll be honest, I think a lot
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Speaker 6: of that is ass covering because they know that there's
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Speaker 6: a whole bunch of people who for the past eight
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Speaker 6: years have talked about how wrong the polls were in sixteen,
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Speaker 6: they were worse in twenty, and I see no evidence
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Speaker 6: that they're not going to continue to undercount a portion
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Speaker 6: of the Trump vote. So in real clear politics, in
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Speaker 6: you know, I think five of the seven states he
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Speaker 6: is up, and yeah, it might be by a slice
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Speaker 6: of a percent, or it can be a whole lot higher.
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Speaker 6: As I say, places like Georgia, Arizona much stronger for him.
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Speaker 6: So if he's being undercounted, as has been the case
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Speaker 6: in two previous polls, then I think we'll be able
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Speaker 6: to say certainly who's leading. But I wouldn't be surprised
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Speaker 6: if Trump sees a way to say that he is winning.
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Speaker 6: Of course, the actual votes, well they even after on
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Speaker 6: a normal election night, they're still counted for a couple
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Speaker 6: of days after they're not certified. The process doesn't start
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Speaker 6: until December. There's the January sixth thing, and then there's
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Speaker 6: the swearing on January twenty. But yeah, I've got a
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Speaker 6: sense that by this time tomorrow we're absolutely going to
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Speaker 6: know which direction it's heading, and the only question is
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Speaker 6: going to be the margin.
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Speaker 2: Well, if that is the case, I suggest you get
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Speaker 2: yourself some security, because the last time he won, those
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Speaker 2: blue cities were writing. Everyone's memory holds that remember the rights.
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Speaker 2: Even for the inauguration in DC. They caused absolute mayhem there,
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Speaker 2: but no.
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Speaker 3: One remembers that. They just remember January sixth, Paul Murray.
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Speaker 3: We'll look forward to speaking to you.
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Speaker 2: Again Thursday night, and hopefully then we know definitely who
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Speaker 2: is the forty seventh President of the United States.
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Speaker 1: Ruder Pana.
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Speaker 6: It might be single figures, it might be the middle
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Speaker 6: of the night, it might be the darkest before the dawn.
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Speaker 1: But you know, I love you.
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Speaker 3: We love Paul, don't we joining me now?
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Speaker 2: Is an international security expert and Associate professor of political
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Speaker 2: science at Northeastern University doctor Max Abrams. Max, let's start
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Speaker 2: with the issue of election denial.
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Speaker 3: The Democrats and the propagandists in.
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Speaker 2: The leftist media would make you believe that that all
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Speaker 2: started in twenty twenty when Trump questioned the result.
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Speaker 3: Now that is, of course not the case.
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Speaker 2: Election denial even predates Hillary Clinton's ongoing refusal to accept
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Speaker 2: the result in twenty sixteen.
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Speaker 3: Here she is in twenty nineteen.
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Speaker 9: You can run the best campaign, you can even become
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Speaker 9: the nominee, and you can have the election stolen from you.
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Speaker 1: Max.
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Speaker 2: The media seems a little bit obsessed with this narrative
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Speaker 2: about Trump an election denial, but Democrats have a rich
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Speaker 2: history of election denial as well.
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Speaker 1: Yeah.
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Speaker 5: Absolutely, that's a big top pack right now in the
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Speaker 5: media around this election that if Kamala wins, you know, Trump,
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Speaker 5: there's going to be election denial. But the reality is
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Speaker 5: is that it those both ways. It's not just the
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Speaker 5: January sixth incident in twenty twenty, but also when Trump
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Speaker 5: won in twenty and sixteen, the Democrats never reconciled themselves
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Speaker 5: and accepted that victory. So the entire Trump presidency from
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Speaker 5: day one was all about how the election was stolen,
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Speaker 5: how was illegitimate? And that formed you know, the so
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Speaker 5: called resistance. And you're right, we saw rioting from day one,
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Speaker 5: endless impeachment efforts called law fair, you know, trying to
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Speaker 5: use the courts, the Justice Department to put Trump away,
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Speaker 5: to bankrupt him, and to just otherwise delegitimize his role
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Speaker 5: as president. One last point I'll make on this is
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Speaker 5: remember in the very beginning when he won in twenty sixteen,
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Speaker 5: there was this you know, he was by the national
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Speaker 5: Law in Washington, DC, and Democrats kept saying, look, how
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Speaker 5: few people have turned out, you know, for him to
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Speaker 5: accept the role as presidency. And the effort from the
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Speaker 5: very get go was to show this guy's illegitimate, he
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Speaker 5: doesn't have a national undie. It's a sad situation that
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Speaker 5: there is so little electoral integrity and that I believe
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Speaker 5: that whoever wins about half of the country, is it
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Speaker 5: going to trust or accept the result.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, that is an excellent point. That is going to
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Speaker 2: be the case, no matter who wins. On Kamala Harris.
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Speaker 2: A few months ago, she did an interview with a
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Speaker 2: Muslim influencer, Kareem Rama on his show Subway Takes as
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Speaker 2: a while back, but it never saw any It never
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Speaker 2: came to light. The footage was buried, and I'm sure
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Speaker 2: Kamala Harris is grateful for that because during that interview,
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Speaker 2: in trying to avoid questions about Gaza, she tried to
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Speaker 2: convince this Muslim influencer Max that Bacon is a spice.
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Speaker 2: I mean, it just shows you how out of depth
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Speaker 2: she is when it comes to matters of foreign affairs.
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Speaker 2: She can't even handle a content creator, someone who's not.
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Speaker 3: A big name in the media.
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Speaker 2: And her commentary on Israel's war with her mass has
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Speaker 2: been particularly disappointing, showing a really basic understanding of the
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Speaker 2: underlying issues. Is this an area of weakness for her
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Speaker 2: in your eyes?
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Speaker 5: Across issues? Kamala is known as a lightweight. You know,
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Speaker 5: she is vice president and she was never known for
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Speaker 5: really getting into the weeds on anything. The policy issue
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Speaker 5: she was tasked with primarily was the border, and she
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Speaker 5: never even went down to the border. When it comes
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Speaker 5: to the Israeli Palestadian conflict, it's like she hasn't even
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Speaker 5: read a Wikipedia entry for two minutes on the topic.
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Speaker 5: The only thing that she will say, literally, the only
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Speaker 5: thing that she will say is that she's anti war.
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Speaker 5: She wants the war to end, and she wants there
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Speaker 5: to be some kind of a deal so people aren't
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Speaker 5: killed and the hostages are returned. It's the most superficial
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Speaker 5: line that you can imagine. Very recently, she was invited
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Speaker 5: to be on the Joe Rogan Experience podcast, which is
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Speaker 5: an enormous podcast, and that's actually a very easy interview.
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Speaker 5: It's not like Rogan, you know, asks like really tough questions.
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Speaker 5: The whole point, the whole not.
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Speaker 3: At all.
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Speaker 5: He wanted to get to know her. The whole point
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Speaker 5: is to give a platform to introduce millions of people
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Speaker 5: to the subject. And even that Amala Harris dodged and
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Speaker 5: instead she went on Saturday Night Live for a minute
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Speaker 5: and just read scripted, canned jokes. So she knows that
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Speaker 5: she's a policy lightweight, and it's one of the reasons
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Speaker 5: why she has been hiding. I think that you can
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Speaker 5: only really understand the Kamala Harris presidency in the aftermath
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Speaker 5: of Joe Biden because America has gotten used to essentially
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Speaker 5: having a president who is mil where there are basically
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Speaker 5: zero cognitive expectations.
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Speaker 3: Well, yea, there is.
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Speaker 2: You're right, she never made it onto Rogan, the invitation
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Speaker 2: was there, I think it would have been a train wreck,
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Speaker 2: as nice as he is. Instead, today we had the
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Speaker 2: world's richest man, Elon Musk, being on the world's most
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Speaker 2: listened to podcast, and he had this message.
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Speaker 10: If the dam has won the selection, they will legalize
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Speaker 10: enough illegals to turn the Swing States and everywhere will
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Speaker 10: be like California.
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Speaker 1: There will be no escape.
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Speaker 10: Go out and vote. Vote like your life depends on it,
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Speaker 10: Vote like your future depends on it, because it does.
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Speaker 2: What do you make of that, Max, Could you see
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Speaker 2: that as a possibility. We have had millions come through illegally.
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Speaker 2: If there is a path to citizenship, which is what
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Speaker 2: the Democrats want, could they turn the Swing States?
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Speaker 5: You know, the Democrats have tried to make it. See
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Speaker 5: him as if discussing this part ssibility is just the
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Speaker 5: stuff of you know, right wing conspiracy theorists who are racist.
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Speaker 5: But I don't think that it's a coincidence that Democrats
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Speaker 5: have been the most in favor of an open border
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Speaker 5: and are the ones who benefit directly from it. So
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Speaker 5: you know, the United States is not alone in this.
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Speaker 5: European countries have some similarities where in recent years because
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Speaker 5: of immigration, the demographic composition of the country has changed substantially.
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Speaker 5: And although the United States is a very populous country
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Speaker 5: over three hundred million, you have to understand that the
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Speaker 5: number of illegals is not small. So we're talking about,
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Speaker 5: you know, fifteen million illegal immigrants coming in and they
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Speaker 5: even when they can't vote, they're they're part of the census.
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Speaker 5: It's related to the electoral college and could affect the
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Speaker 5: presidential outcome. So I do believe that it's a deliberate
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Speaker 5: strategy on the part of Democrats in order to shift
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Speaker 5: the balance even more towards their party, because of course,
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Speaker 5: the vast majority of these voters are going to go
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Speaker 5: Democrat and once they're in the country. Even if Kamala
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Speaker 5: Harris is serious, if she were to win and shut
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Speaker 5: down the border, what we expect her to do is
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Speaker 5: advocate for these illegals to have a so called pathway
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Speaker 5: to citizenship, which would give them the franchise and it
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Speaker 5: would make it even more unlikely further to be a.
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Speaker 3: Revert and max that would.
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Speaker 2: And max that would just incentivize more people to cross
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Speaker 2: the border illegally. If there is that quick path to citizenship,
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Speaker 2: which is the Democrats that came to put in plas
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Speaker 2: doctor Max Abrams, thanks for your time.
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Speaker 3: This evening still to come.
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Speaker 2: Lefty is losing it. Plus Oprah's bizarre rant at Kamala's
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Speaker 2: latest rally raises a few eyebrows.
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Speaker 3: Josh Hammer will join me next, Welcome back.
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Speaker 2: Now it's time for lefties losing it. You know what
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Speaker 2: Americans need is not just desperately out of touch celebrities
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Speaker 2: preaching to them. They also need painfully funny poems ranting
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Speaker 2: about the election. Remember when late night TV shows were funny.
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Speaker 2: Now they have the likes of John Oliver emoting wildly
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Speaker 2: about Trump.
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Speaker 11: I know this hasn't been a very uplifting speech, if
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Speaker 11: it helps at all, There's one final thing I'm going
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Speaker 11: to be genuinely excited for on Tuesday, and that is
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Speaker 11: if Donald Trump loses this election, He's basically finished. I know,
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Speaker 11: I know, hell hell Before he left the stag, but
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Speaker 11: when the dust settled, he'd lost two elections in a
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Speaker 11: row and we become paigning as an eighty two year
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Speaker 11: old next time, I think he'd be done.
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Speaker 1: And doesn't that sound great?
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Speaker 3: Trump put him through Hell?
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Speaker 2: Oh gosh, what a better loser talking about lefty losers.
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Speaker 2: Here is Mickey Rourke again proving that mister Mackie was right.
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Speaker 3: Drugs are bad.
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Speaker 12: Okay that, but I'm not going to go into it
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Speaker 12: because I don't need another visit from the Secret Service.
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Speaker 1: When did you have one before?
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Speaker 12: About six months ago? Why take a wild guess.
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Speaker 9: Was it because of something he said about President Trump?
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Speaker 1: Yeah? What did you say about him? Just the truth?
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Speaker 1: Which is what.
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Speaker 12: Read my mind?
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Speaker 3: What the hell was that? It did have me curious?
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Speaker 2: So I went looking for why the Secret Service made
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Speaker 2: consider that lunatic get threat. It's not because he told
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Speaker 2: the truth about Trump as he claimed there, it's because
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Speaker 2: he threatened to punch the president. This is Rourke during
22:10
Speaker 2: Trump's first term. Again, let this be a lesson to
22:13
Speaker 2: the kids out there. Stay away from drugs and bargain
22:17
Speaker 2: basement plastic surgeons from.
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Speaker 1: A the White House.
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Speaker 12: That lion shucker, Uh huh, that's no good.
22:28
Speaker 1: Who faced?
22:31
Speaker 12: You know, he said really nasty things about the two
22:34
Speaker 12: of us, and you know what.
22:38
Speaker 1: It's personal. It's personal.
22:40
Speaker 12: Now there's going to be a day where he ain't
22:43
Speaker 12: president and we're going to bump into each other.
22:47
Speaker 1: Uh huh, And you're gonna feel me. Are you gonna
22:49
Speaker 1: give him about hook? What do you think that you
22:54
Speaker 1: might love took from health?
22:55
Speaker 3: Oh dear?
22:56
Speaker 2: Yeah, that dude has been losing it for many years,
22:59
Speaker 2: as has this next white dude for Kamala MSNBC hysteric
23:04
Speaker 2: Joe Scarborough, who is just abuse abusing Trump supporters in
23:09
Speaker 2: this next clip, just spewing abuse. He talks about the
23:13
Speaker 2: millions of folks who have attended Trump rallies over the years,
23:17
Speaker 2: like their garbage.
23:18
Speaker 1: Who raised these people?
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Speaker 13: Yeah, because they were not raised by anybody in my
23:25
Speaker 13: neighborhoods that I grew up, any middle class neighborhoods that
23:28
Speaker 13: I grew up in. These people were not there.
23:31
Speaker 1: They were not raised.
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Speaker 13: I mean, they weren't in the classes I went to
23:35
Speaker 13: growing up in elementary or middle, our high school or college.
23:42
Speaker 13: They just weren't there. That wasn't the America I grew up.
23:46
Speaker 13: And again again, who are these people? Where are they
23:53
Speaker 13: coming from? And who raised them? And how did Donald
23:57
Speaker 13: Trump twist their point of you so much in nine years?
24:02
Speaker 2: These lefties that they're a hateful bunch, aren't they?
24:05
Speaker 3: And this next left is no exception. What a piece
24:08
Speaker 3: of work.
24:09
Speaker 2: This mad Banshie is attacking a man's truck because it
24:13
Speaker 2: has a Trump flag on it. She feels entitled to
24:17
Speaker 2: vandalize his property right in front of him.
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Speaker 1: This is my truck.
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Speaker 4: Get away from my truck. Get away from my truck,
24:24
Speaker 4: a crazy lady.
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Speaker 14: Please?
24:27
Speaker 4: What are you doing right now?
24:29
Speaker 1: Lady?
24:29
Speaker 4: Please just get away from my vehicle. I have to
24:32
Speaker 4: go to work. I'm going to go get the cops involved.
24:36
Speaker 4: Get away from my vehicle now, you cut me. Offer
24:40
Speaker 4: you the right to This is America and this is
24:44
Speaker 4: a free country.
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Speaker 1: Get away from my vehicle.
24:46
Speaker 4: I'm going to press charges on you. Get away from
24:48
Speaker 4: my vehicle right now and get on the road.
24:50
Speaker 2: She actually asks, what gives you the right? That's the
24:54
Speaker 2: modern left for you, crazy, angry, and intolerant. Here is
24:58
Speaker 2: another charming Left, showing us again that the Democrats and
25:03
Speaker 2: the left in general are all about love, tolerance, and
25:07
Speaker 2: inclusion unless you don't share their deranged worldview, in which
25:12
Speaker 2: case they behave like literal fascists while calling you a fascist,
25:17
Speaker 2: I'm great.
25:18
Speaker 1: How are you. I'm okay, I'm doing well. You doing good? Yeah, sir,
25:22
Speaker 1: Thank you very much.
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Speaker 4: You live in this neighborhood, doesn't matter.
25:25
Speaker 1: You shouldn't be in this neighborhood.
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Speaker 15: Really, yeah, we could give jaundice or something.
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Speaker 13: I shouldn't be in the same Nazi go home, all right,
25:34
Speaker 13: you Nazi.
25:35
Speaker 1: People, all right, go home.
25:37
Speaker 5: Stop shaking your hands, because I want to step back, step.
25:41
Speaker 3: Back after that nastiness.
25:43
Speaker 2: I think we could all do with a Trump inspired
25:46
Speaker 2: music break.
25:48
Speaker 16: Bake me Up, Go on in by Joe Baden. I
25:50
Speaker 16: got a Wednesday in the country first saying I won't
25:53
Speaker 16: never slack up Tamala as a clown. So get out
25:55
Speaker 16: of the book, keep up around, jump around, keep chub around,
26:01
Speaker 16: jump around, jumps up. Camara's going down. I'm the cream
26:06
Speaker 16: of the crab. I rise when I'm shot. I'm started
26:08
Speaker 16: from the bottom, but I've always been on top. Paying
26:10
Speaker 16: me as a dictators and take a supertrader. I think
26:13
Speaker 16: you need some loving because she so handed leg a hater,
26:15
Speaker 16: but I ain't going down like no pump food, clean
26:17
Speaker 16: up the house. Joe moving in vacksuit.
26:19
Speaker 2: That was good fun and this next clip is also great.
26:23
Speaker 2: Listen to this DJ's work and watch out for the
26:26
Speaker 2: angry Karen on the dance floor who is determined to
26:29
Speaker 2: be a misery guts as everyone else around her dances
26:33
Speaker 2: to this banger.
26:38
Speaker 3: Knock knock.
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Speaker 1: I'm gonna come.
27:07
Speaker 2: Joining me now is Newsweek's senior editor at Large and
27:10
Speaker 2: Article three Project Senior Council, Josh Hammer.
27:14
Speaker 3: Josh, it's election.
27:15
Speaker 2: Day and in the final hours, we've had an appearance
27:18
Speaker 2: from Oprah Winfrey, and she has turned up the hysteria
27:23
Speaker 2: and hyperbole to new levels.
27:27
Speaker 17: If we don't show up tomorrow, it is entirely possible
27:33
Speaker 17: that we will not have the opportunity to ever cast
27:37
Speaker 17: a ballot again.
27:39
Speaker 2: Josh, Is Donald Trump going to ban elections if he wins?
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Speaker 15: You know, the left reader, right now, as we approach
27:50
Speaker 15: the final hours of this most monumental elections, they have
27:52
Speaker 15: a Shertin cognitive dissonance. You know, there are two things
27:55
Speaker 15: that are kind of jarring against one another. On the
27:57
Speaker 15: one hand, they continue to paint Donald Trump as a
28:00
Speaker 15: unique historical threats. He's a fascist, he's a Nazi, he's
28:03
Speaker 15: a hitlerrite Oprah Winfrey. Now you're mongering saying that you're
28:07
Speaker 15: not gonna have an ability to vote again. On the
28:09
Speaker 15: other hands, don't you think Jeff Bezos could have been
28:12
Speaker 15: bothered to have his Washington Post endorse the other candidate.
28:15
Speaker 15: If Donald Trump were actually an existential threat to American democracy,
28:19
Speaker 15: or the Los Angeles Times for that matter, or USA today.
28:23
Speaker 15: I mean, this thing just kind of doesn't make sense
28:25
Speaker 15: looking at it in even the most superficial and cursory
28:28
Speaker 15: of ways. Look, the thing about Donald Trump is, no
28:31
Speaker 15: matter what you think about what he says on truth,
28:33
Speaker 15: social or what joke he makes at a given rally,
28:36
Speaker 15: by the way, he is a very funny guy. I
28:37
Speaker 15: was watching his closing rally in Grand Rapids, Michigan last night.
28:41
Speaker 15: I still am here eight years later, just continually laughing
28:44
Speaker 15: at the man's just good sense of humor on the
28:45
Speaker 15: campaign trail. But no matter what you might think of him,
28:48
Speaker 15: the reality is Redoe. This man was president for four years.
28:51
Speaker 15: He therefore has a track record. We literally saw what
28:55
Speaker 15: happened in office. Was voting abolish No, obviously not. So
28:59
Speaker 15: it's just stupid last gas desperation from OPERH. Winfrey's officers,
29:04
Speaker 15: that's it.
29:05
Speaker 2: I remember last time before his first term, so not
29:09
Speaker 2: even last time, they were saying he was going to
29:11
Speaker 2: crash the stock market, he was going to start World
29:14
Speaker 2: War iree. All these horrific things were going to happen,
29:17
Speaker 2: and four years and none of that happened. There were
29:20
Speaker 2: no new wars, and the economy was doing pretty damn
29:23
Speaker 2: well before the pandemic hit.
29:25
Speaker 3: But let's stick with the.
29:26
Speaker 2: Lies, damn lies, the Democrats lies. Former President Baraco Obama
29:32
Speaker 2: delivered his final pitch to voters on behalf of Kamala Harris,
29:36
Speaker 2: and of course he just had to repeat a number
29:40
Speaker 2: of thoroughly debunked lies, including the fine people on both
29:44
Speaker 2: sides lie. Here is what Baraco Obama had to say,
29:49
Speaker 2: and I'm going to follow that with a clip of
29:52
Speaker 2: what Trump actually said.
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Speaker 5: Well, said that there were very fine people on both
29:58
Speaker 5: sides of a white suppor.
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Speaker 18: Well, very fine people on both sides.
30:04
Speaker 16: You had people in that group.
30:06
Speaker 18: Excuse me, excuse me, You had people and I'm not
30:09
Speaker 18: talking about the neo Nazis and the white nationalists because
30:12
Speaker 18: they should be condemned totally, but you had many people
30:15
Speaker 18: in that group other than neo Nazis and white nationalists.
30:19
Speaker 3: Okay, he could not be clearer.
30:23
Speaker 2: He was very very clear in saying he was not
30:26
Speaker 2: talking about the white nationalists and the Nazis. And yet
30:30
Speaker 2: that divisive, damaging lie has been repeated over and over again,
30:35
Speaker 2: not just by Barack Obama, Joe Biden, Kamala Harris.
30:39
Speaker 3: And it was only a few days.
30:40
Speaker 2: Ago Barack Obama was decrying how divided America was, how
30:45
Speaker 2: scared Americans were, and then he pulls that nonsense.
30:51
Speaker 15: So Donald Trump came out there quite literally within days,
30:54
Speaker 15: perhaps even within hours, back in August twenty seventeen. I
30:57
Speaker 15: remember it very well. I remember it like was yesterday.
30:59
Speaker 15: He came out almost instantaneously to condemn what happened in Charlottesville.
31:03
Speaker 1: Rita.
31:03
Speaker 15: Here is the key point.
31:04
Speaker 1: One.
31:05
Speaker 15: They are just totally lying, as this clip just showed.
31:07
Speaker 15: I can't believe they're still trying to pull this stunt.
31:09
Speaker 15: By the way, seven years after every so called purported
31:12
Speaker 15: self proclaimed fact checker in the country has debunked this
31:15
Speaker 15: for being the thoroughly, thoroughly just pile of stewing feeded
31:20
Speaker 15: garbage lie that it actually is. But even more to
31:23
Speaker 15: the point, Rita, for over a year now, since October seven,
31:26
Speaker 15: twenty twenty three, there has been a Charlottesville on American
31:30
Speaker 15: university campuses and in American large urban corridors basically every
31:35
Speaker 15: single day. Ginno, who has not condemned any of this
31:37
Speaker 15: and who, if anything, is actually telling the so called
31:40
Speaker 15: pro Gaza protesters that are actually out there trying to
31:43
Speaker 15: harm Jews and others much more than these stupid little
31:46
Speaker 15: tiki torch Nazis and Charlottsville. Are you knows not condemning them?
31:49
Speaker 15: Joe Biden and Kamala Harris. Kamala Harris repeatedly telling them,
31:52
Speaker 15: you know what, they have a point there. She's trying
31:54
Speaker 15: to indulge the worst excesses of the actual modern neo
31:58
Speaker 15: Nazis while trying to drum up this stupid clip from
32:00
Speaker 15: seven years ago. Again, no one buys this crap. They
32:03
Speaker 15: are desperate, They are flailing for anything here in the
32:06
Speaker 15: final hours, and they will not get truth get in
32:08
Speaker 15: the way of a good narrative.
32:12
Speaker 2: Now today, Joe Rogan, who is a hugely influential podcaster
32:17
Speaker 2: his audience darfs everyone and everything else.
32:20
Speaker 3: He endorsed Trump.
32:21
Speaker 2: And this is a big deal, Josh, because he's not
32:24
Speaker 2: a traditional conservative figure. He used to back Bernie Sanders
32:28
Speaker 2: quite strongly, but he's been red pilled like millions of
32:34
Speaker 2: other Americans in recent years. Do you think this is
32:38
Speaker 2: enough to get Trump over the line. The number of
32:42
Speaker 2: male voters who have been red pilled, who've gone from
32:46
Speaker 2: Democrats to being independents or Republicans.
32:50
Speaker 1: Yeah.
32:50
Speaker 15: So two things here. One, so Joe Robin does have
32:53
Speaker 15: an absolutely massive audience there. And the fact, I think,
32:56
Speaker 15: most interestingly that he and Elon Musk, neither of whom
32:59
Speaker 15: is a traditional kind of Heritage Foundation Washington DC think
33:03
Speaker 15: tank sort of conservative, not not someone who's been steeped
33:06
Speaker 15: in the intellectual conservative canon. The fact that these two
33:09
Speaker 15: guys are having this conversation and endorsing Trump, I think
33:11
Speaker 15: says a lot about what the Trump coalition is and
33:14
Speaker 15: what it is not. Fundamentally, I think what the Trump
33:16
Speaker 15: Dvance ticket represents and what the Trump coalition the MAGA
33:19
Speaker 15: movement represents is fundamentally read a return to civilizational sanity
33:24
Speaker 15: and ultimately just normalcy. It is a rejection of some
33:28
Speaker 15: vogue fatish notions that biological males can compete in women's sports,
33:33
Speaker 15: that we can just let in millions and millions of
33:35
Speaker 15: unvetted illegal aliens, terrorist sympathizers, and we're not going to
33:39
Speaker 15: feel any kind of cultural effects whatsoever. There's not going
33:42
Speaker 15: to be any effect on wages for lower income warners
33:44
Speaker 15: and anything like that. It fundamentally is just a common
33:48
Speaker 15: sense coalition. That really is the way that I envision
33:51
Speaker 15: the Trump Dvance ticket. Elon Musk is a common sense
33:54
Speaker 15: kind of guy. Joe Rogan is a common sense kind
33:56
Speaker 15: of guy. Again, they're not out there because they have
33:59
Speaker 15: these deep rooted, kind of in their bones intellectual thoughts
34:02
Speaker 15: about the capital gains tax right. No, they're out there
34:05
Speaker 15: because at a visceral level, they are patriotic, let's fly
34:08
Speaker 15: the flag, red, white and blue, patriotic Americans, and they
34:11
Speaker 15: want a president in there who understands that this country
34:14
Speaker 15: is good because it is great, and it is great
34:16
Speaker 15: because of its citizens. That, fundamentally, I think, at its
34:19
Speaker 15: core is what distinguishes this ticket from the opposition ticket.
34:22
Speaker 15: I do think that the Jirobe endorsement makes a big deal.
34:25
Speaker 15: I personally wish it to come a little sooner. But
34:27
Speaker 15: you know, again, he's not traditional endorser. As you said, there,
34:30
Speaker 15: so better late than never. Certainly, Well, he's.
34:35
Speaker 2: Got quite a coalition Trump here, very diverse background, broad
34:40
Speaker 2: church of people. When you look at the likes of
34:42
Speaker 2: Tulsi Gabbard and Robert F. Kennedy, Junior vivek Ramaswami, Elon
34:47
Speaker 2: Musk again, Elon Musk, a former Democrat donor those crucial
34:53
Speaker 2: independent voters. Do you see them swimming swinging overwhelmingly to Trump?
34:59
Speaker 2: Is that what's going on to decide this election?
35:02
Speaker 15: So I think that Donald Trump is going to win
35:04
Speaker 15: independent voters. I also think, to get back to what
35:06
Speaker 15: you were saying with the Joe Rogan effect, I think
35:08
Speaker 15: that he's going to absolutely dominate the male vote. So,
35:11
Speaker 15: you know, the media here in America has been talking
35:12
Speaker 15: a lot about the female vote and how Donald Trump
35:15
Speaker 15: has this horrific gender gap. And you have this stupid
35:18
Speaker 15: clip of Mark Cuban circulating saying that there's no powerful, respectable,
35:22
Speaker 15: intelligent women close to Donald Trump. That would be news
35:25
Speaker 15: to a lot of people. I saw Megan Kelly having
35:27
Speaker 15: a lot of fun with that particular quip on the
35:28
Speaker 15: campaign trail in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania last night. But you know
35:31
Speaker 15: what the media does not talk about as a fact
35:33
Speaker 15: that Kamala Harris and Tampon Tim Walls are severely underwater
35:37
Speaker 15: when it comes to the mail vote here. In fact,
35:39
Speaker 15: the metrics that I have seen show that Donald Trump
35:41
Speaker 15: is crushing with the male vote, even more so than
35:45
Speaker 15: the Harris walls taking as crushing with the female vote.
35:47
Speaker 15: So if men come out and actually vote for Trump
35:50
Speaker 15: anywhere close to what the Poland currently suggests, I think
35:52
Speaker 15: he's headed towards a resounding victory to night, I really do.
35:56
Speaker 2: Josh Hamma, thank you for your time, and we're going
35:59
Speaker 2: to talk about that after the break. The gender divide
36:02
Speaker 2: that might swing the US election. Why are young men
36:05
Speaker 2: abandoning the Democrats in huge numbers?
36:08
Speaker 3: Plus a former critic endorses Donald.
36:11
Speaker 2: Trump at one of his final rallies, welcome back Now.
36:21
Speaker 2: There is certainly a gender divide in this election, and
36:24
Speaker 2: Republicans are calling on men to get out there and vote.
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Speaker 19: But for real, men, donald Trump took a bullet for you.
36:32
Speaker 19: The least you could do is vote for the men.
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Speaker 19: Vote like your country was taken from you.
36:37
Speaker 3: Because it was.
36:39
Speaker 19: We need you men to go out and vote to
36:40
Speaker 19: make America affordable again, to make America safe again, to
36:44
Speaker 19: make America healthy again, to make America great again. They
36:48
Speaker 19: can call you a Nazi, they can call you deplorable,
36:51
Speaker 19: they can call you garbage, but don't give them the
36:53
Speaker 19: pleasure of calling you the beta man who didn't get
36:56
Speaker 19: out and vote.
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Speaker 2: We are told if men voted in similar numbers to women,
37:02
Speaker 2: this election wouldn't be close at all.
37:04
Speaker 3: It would be an absolute landslide. It's because the Democrats.
37:09
Speaker 2: Continue to lose young men. If you look at the
37:11
Speaker 2: figures in recent years. According to Gallup polling, fifty one
37:15
Speaker 2: percent of young men identified or leaned towards the Democrats
37:19
Speaker 2: in twenty sixteen. Compare that to twenty twenty three, where
37:24
Speaker 2: the number has dropped to thirty nine percent. Joining me
37:27
Speaker 2: now is political analyst and Turning Point USA contributor Eron
37:32
Speaker 2: Elmore Erin tell me about this gender divide.
37:36
Speaker 3: Is it all about abortion?
37:38
Speaker 2: And what is it going to take to get men
37:41
Speaker 2: out there to vote in similar numbers to women?
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Speaker 14: I think rightly. Gatinson's video was absolutely amazing, just trying
37:48
Speaker 14: to elucidate why men need to vote, because they have
37:50
Speaker 14: had toxic masculinity shoved down their throats. At every single turn,
37:55
Speaker 14: they have been called all of these terrible names like
37:57
Speaker 14: garbage and deplorable, and we need the of this country
38:00
Speaker 14: to stand up because they have really been second class citizens.
38:04
Speaker 14: But you know what, today is election day here in
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Speaker 14: the United States, and there's so much noise. If you
38:08
Speaker 14: look at the fact that Google is in the tank
38:11
Speaker 14: for the left, the mainstream media, celebrities, Hollywood musicians, every
38:16
Speaker 14: single element of our everyday society supports liberals. But when
38:20
Speaker 14: you do drownd out this noise and look at some
38:22
Speaker 14: of the data, almost every single category of person, whether
38:26
Speaker 14: it's the Jewish community, because of what happened with Hamas
38:29
Speaker 14: and the situation in Israel, they are coming to the
38:32
Speaker 14: Republican Party. You have African Americans, largely because of immigration issues,
38:36
Speaker 14: coming to the Democrat Party. You have the dearborn Michigan
38:40
Speaker 14: Middle Eastern crowd coming to the Republican Party. And by
38:44
Speaker 14: the way, some of these young women who are now
38:46
Speaker 14: becoming mothers, who have played sports as females, who are
38:50
Speaker 14: now coaching, have realized because of what the Biden Harris
38:53
Speaker 14: administration has done with Title Mind, which basically ensures that
38:57
Speaker 14: there's equal protection for the sexes in sports, they're seeing
39:00
Speaker 14: their daughters lose opportunities, whether it's getting into college, getting
39:04
Speaker 14: a scholarship, standing on that podium, or even going to
39:07
Speaker 14: the Olympics. They've seen their daughters being forced to change
39:10
Speaker 14: with full grown men in their locker rooms. So every
39:13
Speaker 14: single voting demographic is really leaving the Democrat Party and
39:17
Speaker 14: that's what makes it favorable for us today. And by
39:20
Speaker 14: the way, just to give some of the viewers some
39:21
Speaker 14: hope for the Republican Party, some of the data is
39:24
Speaker 14: really also breaking in our favor, whether it's early voting
39:27
Speaker 14: for Republicans, getting out their voter registration also leaning more Republican.
39:32
Speaker 14: So although there is a problem with these college educated
39:35
Speaker 14: white suburban women, I do think that every other block,
39:39
Speaker 14: and even portions of that block, are starting to favor
39:42
Speaker 14: Donald J.
39:42
Speaker 7: Trump.
39:45
Speaker 2: Now, Megan Kelly, we do love her work, as she
39:48
Speaker 2: appears on Sky News Australia regularly. She spoke at Trump's
39:52
Speaker 2: Pennsylvania rally earlier today and she explained why she is
39:57
Speaker 2: voting for Donald Trump.
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Speaker 20: I want to tell you the main reasons I am
40:02
Speaker 20: voting for Donald Trump. Number one, immigration, he mentioned it,
40:07
Speaker 20: and people like Lake and Raley. I'll be thinking about
40:10
Speaker 20: her tomorrow all day. Twenty two years old, killed in Georgia,
40:14
Speaker 20: a young nursing student by an illegal. I'll be thinking
40:18
Speaker 20: about Joscelyn Nungari, twelve years old in Texas, murdered by
40:23
Speaker 20: two Venezuelan illegals. President Trump closed the border Kamala Harris
40:28
Speaker 20: opened it by choice. It wasn't accidental. She said it
40:31
Speaker 20: would be humane. That's what she and her boss believed.
40:35
Speaker 20: Tell it to Lake and Riley's family. There was nothing
40:38
Speaker 20: humane about it. He closed it, they opened it. It
40:41
Speaker 20: was an intentional choice, and there's no reason not to
40:43
Speaker 20: believe they won't do it again.
40:46
Speaker 2: Aaron at Meghan is feelers. She has clashed with Donald
40:49
Speaker 2: Trump in the past, but in twenty twenty four she
40:53
Speaker 2: is one hundred percent behind him.
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Speaker 14: Well, I think this immigration is she was going to
40:57
Speaker 14: be a big one. And also the economy, no matter
40:59
Speaker 14: what Joe Biden used to scream at us on the television,
41:02
Speaker 14: how he's created the best economy in the US history.
41:04
Speaker 14: We go to the gas pump, we go to the
41:06
Speaker 14: grocery store, prices are completely out of control. And what
41:09
Speaker 14: I think is so ironic about liberal women saying we
41:12
Speaker 14: need to protect our young girls. You know, my body,
41:15
Speaker 14: my choice. Don't women have the choice to be able
41:18
Speaker 14: to ride the subway to work without being mugged or worse,
41:21
Speaker 14: Don't women like Lake and Riley who are in med
41:24
Speaker 14: school or nursing school have the choice to take a
41:27
Speaker 14: run without being brutally murdered. Women need to be safe
41:32
Speaker 14: in our country, and with this illegal immigration crisis that
41:35
Speaker 14: has touched all fifty states, women are not safe. And
41:38
Speaker 14: both of those two issues are really directly impacting women.
41:42
Speaker 14: Most of women, let's face it, are the primary ones
41:44
Speaker 14: that are having to go to the grocery store and
41:46
Speaker 14: seeing that one bag of groceries is almost quadrupled in price.
41:49
Speaker 14: So I think this is another example of how we're
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Speaker 14: just chipping away at that Democrat base.
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Speaker 2: Eron Elmore, thank you so much for your time this evening.
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Speaker 2: Joining me now is low enforcement and security expert Keith Hanson. Keith,
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Speaker 2: the left wing media at it again. That not just biased,
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Speaker 2: that deliberately dishonest. Just look at the claims they've made
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Speaker 2: here about Donald Trump supposedly threatening Liz Cheney's life.
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Speaker 9: Breaking news, Donald Trump took his violent rhetoric to a
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Speaker 9: new extreme, suggesting the former Republican congresswoman should be fired
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Speaker 9: upon Breaking news, Trump under investigation for saying warhawk Liz
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Speaker 9: Cheney should be fired upon right now. At ABC News Live,
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Speaker 9: he suggested nine barrels of a firing squad aimed right
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Speaker 9: at her. Donald Trump declaring before a crowd that Cheney
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Speaker 9: should be put before a firing line.
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Speaker 13: With the battle over women voters raging, Donald Trump suggests
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Speaker 13: putting Liz Cheney in the firing line.
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Speaker 9: Now you have this threat against Liz Cheney that Trump
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Speaker 9: is is talking about the firing.
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Speaker 13: Squad, the Drudge report, Trump calls for Cheney execution.
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Speaker 21: He's saying quite explicitly and unambiguously that Liz Kenny should
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Speaker 21: be shot, should be executed by firing squad.
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Speaker 3: Just hysterical. Let's look at what Donald Trump actually said.
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Speaker 1: She's a radical warhawk. Let's put her with a rifle.
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Speaker 12: Stanley there with nine barrel shooting at her. Okay, let's
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Speaker 12: see how she feels about it.
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Speaker 2: Kathie was mockingly chiney and making a point that Democrats
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Speaker 2: used to make before they became warhawks, that those sending
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Speaker 2: your sons into war would never put themselves in any danger.
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Speaker 2: I would have thought that was pretty clear to anyone
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Speaker 2: with a functioning brain.
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Speaker 21: Well, you know, I mean, you know, troglodytes does knuckle dragging.
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Speaker 21: You know, people normal people clinging to our guns and
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Speaker 21: our bibles.
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Speaker 1: You know, we understand that.
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Speaker 21: But you know, again, I have to be sarcastic with
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Speaker 21: this because the life being so incredibly intelligent, they're able
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Speaker 21: to see through the common speak and really get into
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Speaker 21: the heart of what Donald Trump means, you know, and
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Speaker 21: of course that's that's that's sarcasm.
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Speaker 1: Listen.
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Speaker 21: You'll notice one similarity with all of those clips. The
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Speaker 21: majority of them are from CNN, which, by the way,
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Speaker 21: unless you're trapped in an airport terminal, nobody is watching.
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Speaker 1: That's kind of interesting.
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Speaker 21: And the other ones are are MSNBC, and that's pretty
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Speaker 21: much relegated to mental institutions and retirement homes where people
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Speaker 21: are more interested in checkers than watching news. You know, Listen,
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Speaker 21: it's the same old, tired rhetoric. I do have to
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Speaker 21: bring up one point. I don't know what kool aid
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Speaker 21: Matt Drudge drank from the Drudge Report, but when you
44:37
Speaker 21: look at the headlines, and when you continue to watch
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Speaker 21: the headlines over the past couple of months, I mean,
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Speaker 21: they have gone bull barrel democrat. Everything is taken out
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Speaker 21: of context. Everything is a pejorative against Trump and and
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Speaker 21: Trump supporters. Again, I don't know where the switch is here,
44:55
Speaker 21: but it is everything and the kitchen sing trying to
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Speaker 21: de rail the momentum that the Trump train has. You know, here,
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Speaker 21: it's about eight o'clock in the morning Eastern time here
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Speaker 21: in New Hampshire, So I mean, bowls are opening and
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Speaker 21: people are getting out there, and I got to be honest,
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Speaker 21: I think this is going to be a momentous day
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Speaker 21: for Trump and advance. And you know, I think that
45:20
Speaker 21: when the rubber meets the road here, the Democrats better
45:23
Speaker 21: do a damn good job of cheating if they really
45:25
Speaker 21: want to get even close to beating this guy. That's
45:28
Speaker 21: ultimately what it boils down to. Nobody likes Harris. She
45:33
Speaker 21: is the most unpopular vice president that has ever existed.
45:37
Speaker 21: Nobody has voted for this woman except for the fact
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Speaker 21: that she was attached to an anti Trump candidate in
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Speaker 21: twenty twenty. She's not going to win. There's no possible
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Speaker 21: way that this woman can win. And you know you
45:51
Speaker 21: were talking earlier about the woman vote and the female vote,
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Speaker 21: and that's all they have. All they can do is
45:58
Speaker 21: appeal to emotion voters. And when you appeal to emotional voters,
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Speaker 21: that blocks out logic. But anybody, anybody who works, anybody
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Speaker 21: who has a family, anybody who has a daughter, they
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Speaker 21: understand what's at stake and your previous guests talking about
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Speaker 21: toxic masculinity, it's one hundred percent. It's no reason why
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Speaker 21: eighteen nineteen twenty year old males are going Republican because
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Speaker 21: they're tired of being a feminized They're tired of being
46:25
Speaker 21: told that they have to identify somehow as a female.
46:29
Speaker 21: You know, masculinity is masculinity for a reason. There are
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Speaker 21: two sexes male female, and boys want to be boys.
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Speaker 21: Men want to be men. They're tired of being emasculated.
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Speaker 21: They're tired of being feminized, and they're tired of being
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Speaker 21: told that their natural biological instincts are wrong, are evil,
46:47
Speaker 21: are immoral, that are unethical. And you know what, if
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Speaker 21: you are a Democrat, yifts, toxic masculinity is an affront.
46:55
Speaker 21: Why because toxically masculine men can stand up against the
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Speaker 21: BS and the rhetoric of the Democrats and say, no,
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Speaker 21: you're not going to push this garbage agenda down my throath.
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Speaker 2: Now, Keith, we have already seen two attempts on Trump's life.
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Speaker 2: Do you think that the threats against him are going
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Speaker 2: to intensify if he wins, if he has a landslide victory,
47:21
Speaker 2: if he has a narrow victory, doesn't measure how much
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Speaker 2: danger is he going to be.
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Speaker 21: I think that there represents and you and I have
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Speaker 21: talked about this in the past. I do believe that
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Speaker 21: there will be additional attempts on him, that the Secret
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Speaker 21: Service better get its act together and get his act
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Speaker 21: together quick and put an awful lot of resources into
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Speaker 21: protecting this man, because there are people out there, mentally unhinged,
47:45
Speaker 21: mentally deranged Democrats who have listened to the incendiary rhetoric
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Speaker 21: for the past eight years, who genuinely believe that this
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Speaker 21: guy is Hitler two point zero, and they will absolutely
47:56
Speaker 21: try to make a move on this guy. There are
47:59
Speaker 21: people who absolutely would be willing to put their lives
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Speaker 21: on the line to go down in history as the
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Speaker 21: person who stopped Trump. So, yes, there is an existential threat,
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Speaker 21: and the Left is directly responsible for fomenting the anti
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Speaker 21: Trump sentiment than this country. More to the point, if
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Speaker 21: he does win, I think that the Summer of Love
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Speaker 21: in twenty twenty, you know, the mostly peaceful protests where
48:22
Speaker 21: you know, you had multip cocktails being locked through the
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Speaker 21: windows of police departments, I think that there's going to
48:28
Speaker 21: be a lot more of that. I think no matter
48:30
Speaker 21: what happens, I think that there's going to be a
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Speaker 21: lot of issues. If God forbid, I mean, they were
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Speaker 21: able to cheat and nothing at airs in I think
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Speaker 21: they're going to be targeting through lawfare Trump supporters and
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Speaker 21: Republicans and conservatives and.
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Speaker 2: Anyone else, will anyone else who wants to run.
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Speaker 3: Keith, We sadly we've run out of time.
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Speaker 2: We'll speak to you again this week, hopefully, Keith Hansen,
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Speaker 2: Thanks for your time.
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Speaker 3: That's it from May.
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Speaker 2: I'll see you at eleven tomorrow or not, will be
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Speaker 2: live and hopefully we'll know who is going to be
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Speaker 2: the forty seventh President of the United States. Coming up next,
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Speaker 2: we'll be joining Fox News for the latest election day coverage.