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32 - BIDDEN DROPS OUT AND ENDORSES KAMALA HARRIS · World Ablaze with George Fontes

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  Welcome World of Blaze listeners and on this day, July 21st, 2024, the day of this recording,
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  this Sunday, President Biden has finally done what I have been saying and what many others have been
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  saying for at least the past year and a half, maybe two years, that Biden will not last, that he will
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  not end up actually being the presidential nominee. In fact, Biden finally caved in and dropped out.
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  Surprisingly, though, it has been stated that he has endorsed Kamala Harris.
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  Now, that is a bit of surprise to most people because many did not expect that Kamala Harris
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  would get the endorsement from President Biden because President Biden has kind of been giving
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  her the cold shoulder throughout this whole process.
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  But nonetheless, it's official.
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  Now, this doesn't mean that she is the presidential nominee.
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  It doesn't mean that the entire Democratic Party in and of themselves actually supports her.
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  In fact, I got a clip of the grand poobah of the Democratic Party himself,
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  former President Barack Obama, making a statement in which he does not endorse Kamala Harris.
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  I'm going to play that clip. I pulled this from Fox News.
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  Here's what the Obamas say.
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  We will be navigating uncharted waters in the days ahead, but I have extraordinary confidence that the leaders of our party will be able to create a process from which an outstanding nominee emerges.
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  Ouch.
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  Wow.
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  So Obama thanks Biden, but does not offer his support to Harris.
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  In fact, Obama supports an open nomination process at the DNC, which is scheduled for August 19th.
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  that's very interesting.
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  So even though Biden stepped down
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  as they've been pressuring him to do so
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  and Harris has Biden's support,
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  the Democratic Party is still divided, still divided.
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  And Obama himself is not lending his support to Harris.
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  Now, even though he doesn't support Harris,
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  by President Biden endorsing Kamala Harris,
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  she does now get all the money.
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  um biden's presidential fund now will transfer over to her to use for her presidential race
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  now she is not again she's not the nominee yet but there's a strong there's a strong chance that
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  she may be even with that being said there are many who think it might be others i myself included
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  don't think it will be her although it would be the smart pick for different reasons i'll go over
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  that in a minute. Now let's play this clip from Alex Jones. Now I know Alex Jones, some love him,
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  some hate him, some say he's just a big conspiracy theorist, but the fact is, well, he's been right
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  more than he's been wrong. And whether you like him or not, I want you to hear what he has to say
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  about this. Now you notice that Hillary and Obama for weeks have said, no, Biden's never going to
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  leave. We love him. While their surrogates has now come out that worked for them and the deep state
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  were trying to make Biden, who was refusing, to resign.
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  I made the prediction that he would still stay in as president
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  so he can pardon his son and his brother and the rest of them for all their crimes,
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  but that this weekend he would officially resign.
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  He really secretly told him he would capitulate on the 17th.
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  That's now come out.
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  And I said on the 17th, I believe today's the day he did it.
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  He said, I'm sick and I might step down if I'm sick.
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  I said, that's it, he's gone.
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  He sent that out as a text message on X to let the establishment know, see, I'm stepping down.
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  It'll give me a few more days.
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  So we nailed that.
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  So when Hillary and Obama and the Democrats say Biden shouldn't resign, but all their surrogates say he should,
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  that's because they don't want the political heat of doing it.
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  They want him to have the pain.
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  Now they're talking about Kamala saying they all endorse her, but, oh, terrible meetings with the donors,
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  and she's doing a terrible job.
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  So they're acting like their hands are clean while they have their hatchet men and women and surrogates take her out.
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  So they will move to put Hillary Clinton in.
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  We started seeing major PR push three days ago.
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  Once they knew Biden was going to step down, that she should be the person, that she has the answers, that she won the popular vote, that she's the one.
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  Now, that doesn't mean they'll get her in there, but I'm telling you, it's not an opinion.
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  It's a fact. Hundreds of articles, starting with the Hill, saying she should be the nominee.
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  Okay, so that's how Alex Jones feels about it, and that's his opinion.
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  Now, I personally don't think it's going to be Hillary, but it's very plausible.
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  And it's very plausible that they even keep Kamala Harris and have Hillary Clinton come in as the VP to run together.
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  That is also very plausible.
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  But here's what I think, and I posted this on X, and for anybody who wants to read my statement,
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  Man, you could find me on X at Fonsablaze, and I encourage you all to go to X, find me
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  at Fonsablaze, that's at F-O-N-T-E-S, Ablaze, and give me a follow.
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  So this is what I posted earlier.
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  Joe Biden drops out and endorses Kamala Harris.
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  This means that the Biden campaign fund will now be transferred to Kamala Harris but it doesn seem that the Democrats are fully behind Kamala Harris She would be the right choice because the Democrats know they will lose and they don want to sacrifice their superstars like Gavin Newsom when they can run them in 2028 The correct
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  pick if the Democratic Party really wants a chance to win would be Robert Kennedy Jr. So I believe
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  RFK would have been a better pick. Now they may even have a chance with Bernie Sanders,
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  but they despise RFK for going against the grain and being an old school Democrat.
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  And choosing Bernie would just be propping up another person well into their years.
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  Be ready for a presidential campaign ran on the basis of skin color and being a woman.
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  Now I know for the Democrats listening to this show and hearing that statement,
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  you're probably just focusing on the last part of that.
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  And you're probably thinking this guy is misogynistic.
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  and racist, but it's the truth. That is what the Democratic Party has been forcing down people's
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  throats since I can remember, at least since Obama. Everything's about your skin color,
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  about whether or not you're a woman, whether or not you're marginalized or in a marginalized
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  community. And if you think I'm the only one saying this, here's something from CNN. CNN
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  actually was quick to get stuff out. Actually, every news outlet was, but CNN says this,
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  Harris could be the first black woman and first Asian American to lead the ticket of a major
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  political party. So there, your liberal leaning, democratic leaning media outlet, CNN,
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  made the very same statement that I did. And this isn't the only statement that you're going to hear
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  of from sources like myself or CNN. It's going to be everywhere because that's all they have to run
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  on. Look, Kamala Harris doesn't have anything under her belt in terms of policies. She has
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  nothing in terms of wins. She hasn't done anything of significance. And when she ran
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  for president in 2020, she only had 1% of the vote. 1% of the vote. Total support was 1%.
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  Nobody was backing her. Nobody wanted her. In fact, I remember when she was running,
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  and she was running up against Tulsi Gabbard.
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  Now, Tulsi Gabbard didn't have a problem making short work of her
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  and questioning her on her previous accomplishments
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  in that 2020 presidential debate.
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  Here's Tulsi Gabbard versus Kamala Harris in the 2020 presidential debate.
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  I want to bring the conversation back to the broken criminal justice system
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  that is disproportionately negatively impacting black and brown people
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  all across this country today.
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  Now, Senator Harris says she's proud of her record
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  as a prosecutor and that she'll be a prosecutor president,
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  but I'm deeply concerned about this record.
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  There are too many examples to cite,
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  but she put over 1,500 people in jail
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  for marijuana violations and then laughed about it
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  when she was asked if she ever smoked marijuana.
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  She blocked evidence.
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  She blocked evidence that would have freed
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  an innocent man from death row
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  until the courts forced her to do so.
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  She kept people in prison beyond their sentences to use them as cheap labor for the state of California.
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  And she fought to keep cash bail system in place that impacts poor people in the worst kind of way.
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  Way to go, Tulsi.
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  And what's crazy is since that debate and since her presidential run in 2020 against Kamala Harris,
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  she has since switched parties.
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  She is a Republican.
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  She bailed out on the Democratic Party because she didn't like what she saw.
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  She didn't like what she experienced in the Democratic Party.
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  And if you want to hear a few more points about Kamala Harris's accomplishments, as
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  they say, you can listen to my episode number 29 labeled Democrats and their donors want
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  Biden out.
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  And I do go over a few key points if you doubt Kamala Harris's record.
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  Now, with that being said, who else would they run?
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  Well, there's still rumors swirling around about Michelle Obama.
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  We don't know if that will happen or if it does, maybe they keep Kamala Harris on the
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  ticket as president and Michelle Obama as VP.
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  The other candidates may be Gretchen Whitmer and Pete Buttigieg.
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  And of course, as I stated previously, Gavin Newsom, but I don't think they're going to
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  run Gavin.
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  I think Gavin is their rock star.
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  I think Gavin, they're going to save for 2028.
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  I think no matter who they choose, it's going to be a placeholder.
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  They know that they're not going to win.
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  but they got to do something. But what's even more concerning is, can they make the switch?
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  Can they make the switch? They can in most all states except for two. Now, I want you all to
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  keep this in mind. Nevada and Wisconsin do not allow presidential candidates to change on ballots
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  after the primary unless candidates die or the 25th Amendment is invoked.
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  Now, as far as the 25th Amendment is concerned, we're referring to Section 4, where it states
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  this, whenever the vice president and a majority of either the principal officers of the executive
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  departments or of such other body as Congress may by law provide transmit to the president
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  pro temp of the Senate and the Speaker of the House of Representatives, their written
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  declaration that the president is unable to discharge the powers and duties of his office.
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  The vice president shall immediately assume the powers and duties of the office's acting
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  president.
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  So this refers to an acting president.
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  Now, they could have at any time polled this on President Biden by saying, hey, he's sick.
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  he's not mentally
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  aware of what's happening
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  he's got cognitive issues
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  and they could have done this at any time
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  and just automatically gave it to Kamala Harris
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  but I don't think they really wanted to
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  they could have pulled this
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  they had enough people on the inside
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  basically doing their best
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  to sway the party in another direction and set up another candidate to take over in the election cycle And that where we are now There were multiple clues You know Biden stating if it was an act of God
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  I would drop out. Later on, well, you know, if I got really sick, I may have to make the call.
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  He gets COVID coincidentally. Now, COVID in and of itself wasn't enough for him to make the call,
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  But still, you know, crazy how things started just dropping and lining up to where it was
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  easier and easier to accept that he was going to basically bow out.
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  And here we are on this Sunday of July 21st, 2024.
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  The announcement is made.
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  The endorsement is given to Harris by President Biden.
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  But again, she's not a shoo-in.
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  Apparently, she's not a shoo-in because Obama did not give his support to her.
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  And that's crazy.
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  So here we are.
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  And now they're calling for an open convention.
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  They want to make the nominee an open vote in the Democratic convention.
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  Basically makes sense.
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  But again, there's two states where this is not allowed.
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  So they already are going to lose.
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  I believe Wisconsin has 10 electoral votes.
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  Nevada has six.
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  There's already 16 that's not going to go to the Democratic Party for the presidential
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  election right there.
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  because if they can't make the change legally,
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  then any votes that do go to President Biden,
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  who was on the ticket,
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  does not automatically go towards the next presidential nominee.
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  And there's also rumblings in New York.
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  New York has 28, which is quite a bit.
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  And New York has historically been pretty Democratic in their voting.
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  But the Democratic Party in New York is divided.
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  Even though it may be a Democratic vote,
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  it doesn't mean that all the delegates there
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  support Harris, which will make it interesting at the DNC. And I don't know, this might be a long
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  shot, but it has been well known that in Pennsylvania, they encourage members or actual
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  voters registered as Democrat to rather go register as Republican so that they can vote
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  against Republicans. Well, what if this sort of thing happens in New York where they're so
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  disenfranchised by the Democratic Party and what happened to Biden and how they try to force him
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  out that we might even get Democrats in New York register as Republicans. And literally it's a long
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  shot, but actually vote for Trump. There, there's another riff that might even, you know, mess up
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  their chances there when it comes to voting for the president of the United States. The last
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  scenario is a long shot. I admit it, but you know, things can happen. Things can happen. Now, the only
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  thing that they can rely on, and I wish they wouldn't always have this, that this wouldn't
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  always be true, but California, we have 54, 54 electoral votes, the largest and most amount of
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  any state. And we already know that's going to go to the Democratic Party regardless,
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  but you never know. Again, Democrats are disenfranchised right now. They're divided.
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  They're not together. And beyond that, Kamala Harris is not necessarily loved.
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  Much of what she did when she was in San Francisco was not loved and, you know, admired by
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  the residents of San Francisco. They just weren't. She was horrible on, on crime. She was,
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  she was, she was horrible on disproportionately arresting and sending, you know, people of color
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  and, and mostly black people in general to, to, to prison. Her policies on marijuana were
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  ridiculous while she herself was absolutely having no problem enjoying smoking it herself
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  while sending people to prison for doing the same thing.
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  I mean, a lot of her charges and people she sent away were for minor drug charges.
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  You know, basically, mostly recreational marijuana use.
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  It wasn't all major crimes.
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  And don't forget, she is our current border czar.
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  And she's done a terrible job.
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  She hasn't done anything to secure the border.
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  And she's backed every single debilitating policy against border security that Joe Biden
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  has passed.
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  Now, with all that being said, let's not forget that whoever the Democratic Party puts in
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  place or selects as a presidential nominee is not going to change things.
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  The policies will be the same.
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  The practices and procedures and the way that they've been handling things will be the same.
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  will be in another four years of continual decline in the United States of America.
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  That is my opinion.
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  I'm leaning Republican on this one.
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  And as much as most people may not want to back Trump, I'm sorry.
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  I think he's the better option right now.
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  But back to the Democratic Party and Kamala Harris being the potential presidential nominee.
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  This is where we see further divide because I'm going to read something from the Clintons,
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  both bill and hillary released a statement on social media uh specifically on x in support of
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  endorsing kamala harris now this is very interesting because we have two powerhouse
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  names in the democratic party we have the clintons and the obamas the obamas do not endorse kamala
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  harris and former president barack obama does not support kamala harris or at least he hasn't stated
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  that he will yet, but as of now, he did not endorse her. And then on the other side, you have
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  the Clintons who do. And these two powerhouses were always together and pushing the party
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  forward in the same direction. But here's a statement that was released. This was off Hillary
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  Clinton's ex-count. Statement from President Clinton and Secretary Clinton. President Biden
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  has capped his extraordinary career of service with a presidency that has lifted America out
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  of an unprecedented pandemic, created millions of new jobs, rebuilt a battered economy, strengthened
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  our democracy, and restored our standing in the world. By any measure, he has advanced our
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  founder's charge to build a more perfect union and his own stated goal of restoring the soul
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  of our nation. We join millions of Americans in thanking President Biden for all he has accomplished,
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  standing up for America time and again with his North Star always being what best for the country We are honored to join the president in endorsing Vice President Harris and will do whatever we can to support her
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  We have lived through many ups and downs, but nothing has made us more worried for our country
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  than the threat proposed by a second Trump term. He has promised to be a dictator on day one,
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  and the recent ruling by his servile Supreme Court will only embolden him to further shred
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  the Constitution. Now is the time to support Kamala Harris and fight with everything we've
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  got to elect her. America's future depends on it. Now, there's a lot of bullshit within that
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  statement that I can fact check and just wipe the floor with her, but that doesn't matter.
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  What matters is they are throwing their full support behind Kamala Harris. So, Clintons want
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  Harris, Obama not necessarily. We have Democratic delegates in New York that are divided.
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  The Democratic Party has a lot of work to do right now. Their DNC is, I mean, it's fast
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  approaching. It's pretty much around the corner. And regardless of what they do, there's two states
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  out there that's not going to matter, you know, what they do anyway. They're just not going to
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  accept the nomination because you can't.
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  After the primary, you just can't.
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  Wisconsin, Nevada, forget it.
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  You lost those delegates.
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  It's not going to happen.
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  You lost those electoral votes.
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  Done.
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  So it doesn't sound like a lot, 16 electoral votes,
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  but that could be just enough for them to lose if they don't have those.
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  And we know now that they don't have it.
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  So this says a few things, and it goes back to what I said earlier.
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  I believe whoever they put in place is literally that, a placeholder.
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  They know that they're not going to win against Trump.
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  It's going to be too hard.
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  He overcame an assassination attempt, had the gall and the balls to stand up,
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  pump his fist, and yell, fight.
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  He's not giving up.
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  He is not giving up.
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  He is fastly becoming the symbol of America, the symbol of fighting and moving forward
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  and trying to make this country truly great again.
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  regardless, the Democratic Party has a chance to put someone in place that might actually be
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  a candidate who can really oppose Trump. And I think RFK would be the one.
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  That being said, I myself, listen, I'm not going to vote Democrat regardless,
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  but I respect RFK. And I think that would have been a much better pick. But we all know that
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  they will never let that happen because RFK really is the democratic version of Trump.
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  And I say that meaning that he opposes all these crazy wars. He opposes these crazy vaccine
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  mandates. He opposes so much about what the democratic party is trying to push on people.
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  He opposes the total control of the entire population of America and maybe even across
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  the world. I mean, there's so much going on under our noses that we really don't know about.
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  But regardless, I'm getting a little bit off track here. The reality is Joe dropped out.
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  We knew he was going to drop out and he finally did. And now the Democratic Party basically has
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  no choice but to just put someone in place and take the loss on this one. And that's what's
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  going to happen. They're not going to win this election. But what everybody will have to be
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  worried about, at least the Republican Party and those who are registered Republican voters,
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  is 2028. And that, that I believe is when they're going to push Newsom into place to take the lead.
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  My prediction may be off, but I'm not really sure I am. He's been their golden child. He's one of
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  the few governors that for some reason went on his own little mini campaign trail while not even
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  declaring he is a presidential candidate. But he's been going around. He's making the rounds. He's
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  let himself be known. He's going on more and more, you know, interviews and press conferences and
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  whatnot. He's really put himself out there in the media to make sure that his name is that much more
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  of a mainstay so that come 2028, I guarantee he's going to go for it. He's going to go for it.
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  And to be quite honest, as someone who lives in California, believe me, America does not need
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  Gavin Newsom. But again, like I said, he is their superstar. Gavin Newsom aside, this is where we're
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  at now. Kamala Harris is the front runner. Kamala Harris may very well be the presidential nominee
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  for the Democratic Party. But it's going to be an interesting few weeks as we lead up to the DNC
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  because the Democratic Party is in disarray. They don't know who should be the nominee. They're all
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  disagreement. But again, this all could just be a giant diversion just to confuse everybody.
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  Regardless, it's going to be a tough road for them. They're not going to be able to win this
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  election. I don't believe they are. So let me retract that a bit. I am saying I don't believe
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  they're going to be able to win and that they're just going to sacrifice Kamala Harris as putting
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  her as the presidential nominee because reality is I don't think they really want her there in
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  that position. And they got to put someone there and they're just going to write out these next
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  four years under Trump and really go back into the war room, as they say, and come up
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  with a plan to take the presidency back in 2028.
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  That's all I have for today.
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  It's a little bit of a shorter episode.
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  I just wanted to get this out and to the point I'll resume to my full length episodes moving
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