Latest / Turley Talks / Ep. 3425 Kamala Harris Was NOT Supposed to Say This - Democrats PANIC!!!
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- 0:00[SPEAKER_00]: The liberal globalist order is on its brink and awakening a new conservative age.
- 0:06[SPEAKER_00]: Dr. Steve Turley joined me every day as we discover answers to today's toughest challenges and explore the re-bondalization of conservative civilization.
- 0:18[SPEAKER_00]: This is Turley Talks.
- 0:20[SPEAKER_00]: Again, it's me, Dr. Steve, your back porch professor.
- 0:24[SPEAKER_00]: If you have not checked out my first video today on the Supreme Court's impending decision that will permanently lock the Democrats out of congressional power for the foreseeable future, you've got to check that out because this video is just going to underscore just how badly the Democrat party is literally bleeding out right in front of our very eyes.
- 0:47[SPEAKER_00]: Now, if you want a friend who's seen on how bad things are for the Democrats right now, you need to look no further than the Kamala Harris Steven Kobair meltdown the other night.
- 0:56[SPEAKER_00]: I mean, this was literally beyond astonishing.
- 0:59[SPEAKER_00]: If you haven't seen it, Kamala Harris was on the now defunct soon to be permanently canceled Kobair show.
- 1:07[SPEAKER_00]: I believe it was on Thursday night.
- 1:11[SPEAKER_00]: And it was without a doubt, it's gotta be one of the single most cringe-worthy moments of television ever.
- 1:16[SPEAKER_00]: I mean, it was one of the most
- 1:19[SPEAKER_00]: It was one of the most bizarre spectacles.
- 1:22[SPEAKER_00]: It was like a car wreck.
- 1:23[SPEAKER_00]: It was hard not to watch.
- 1:25[SPEAKER_00]: I mean, you had two defeated losers sitting there next to each other belly aching about how sad and discouraged the countries become since November.
- 1:35[SPEAKER_00]: All the while, Kamal is trying to sell her book about one of the most disastrous presidential campaigns in modern American politics.
- 1:44[SPEAKER_00]: It was the epitome.
- 1:47[SPEAKER_00]: of narcissists from both of them.
- 1:49[SPEAKER_00]: And in the process, Kamala ended up more or less admitting that she was done with politics.
- 1:55[SPEAKER_00]: I don't know if you caught that.
- 1:57[SPEAKER_00]: You all know she's decided against running for governor of California.
- 2:01[SPEAKER_00]: And that's
- 2:02[SPEAKER_00]: Well, that's because she most likely has internal polling showing she can't win.
- 2:08[SPEAKER_00]: She couldn't win the nomination, the Democrat nomination.
- 2:10[SPEAKER_00]: We've seen this movie before Richard Nixon, Eisenhower's vice president.
- 2:15[SPEAKER_00]: He ran for governor of California in sixty two, right after he lost the presidential election to John F. Kennedy back in sixty.
- 2:22[SPEAKER_00]: He got clobbered.
- 2:24[SPEAKER_00]: got clover by their incumbent pat brown.
- 2:26[SPEAKER_00]: So the historical precedence certainly doesn't favor Kamala when it comes to the California gubernatorial election after you lost a presidential one.
- 2:36[SPEAKER_00]: Nor the next presidential election, by the way, we don't have precedence.
- 2:40[SPEAKER_00]: in modern political history, where a vice president loses the presidential election, only to come back and win the following election.
- 2:49[SPEAKER_00]: It's just not done.
- 2:49[SPEAKER_00]: Again, Nixon had to wait two more presidential cycles before he got the nomination in
- 2:58[SPEAKER_00]: Kamala could conceivably make it come back, but she's going to have to sit this next one out if past is precedent.
- 3:06[SPEAKER_00]: So she basically admitted she's leaving politics on cobert and she blamed, she blamed what she called a broken system that ironically she said is rigged against her for being a woman of color and all this nonsense.
- 3:22[SPEAKER_00]: Again, the irony, of course, is that up until just a few months ago, she was the system.
- 3:29[SPEAKER_00]: She was the very definition of the system, but that very system, that democratic system, that she tried to convince us she was the supposed savior of, voted her butt out.
- 3:43[SPEAKER_00]: The American people wanted nothing to do with this borderline illiterate cackling illiterate.
- 3:49[SPEAKER_00]: So make no mistake when she says that the system is broken.
- 3:53[SPEAKER_00]: She means you.
- 3:56[SPEAKER_00]: You're broken.
- 3:58[SPEAKER_00]: I mean, if you listen to those with TDS or read their posts on Facebook or whatever, your TDS friends, you'll notice it does not take them very long.
- 4:07[SPEAKER_00]: until they start blaming the American people, the electorate, for being so gullible and ill informed, to have elected trauma.
- 4:14[SPEAKER_00]: So when they say the system is broken, they really mean your broken.
- 4:18[SPEAKER_00]: They really mean you are flawed.
- 4:20[SPEAKER_00]: They really mean you are defective.
- 4:22[SPEAKER_00]: The American people are defective.
- 4:25[SPEAKER_00]: But then she admitted something that she was not supposed to.
- 4:28[SPEAKER_00]: A co-bearer asked her what turned out to be a killer question.
- 4:34[SPEAKER_00]: He asked her point blank, who is the leader of the Democrat party right now?
- 4:40[SPEAKER_00]: Who is the leader of the Democrat party?
- 4:43[SPEAKER_00]: Now, that question of itself is stunning.
- 4:47[SPEAKER_00]: I'm blown away that co-bearer asked that question because in just asking it, it reveals how politically ignorant he is.
- 4:57[SPEAKER_00]: Stephen, who on earth is the leader of a political party?
- 5:02[SPEAKER_00]: It's the one who just ran for president, even if that candidate loses, there's still the de facto leader until the next primary.
- 5:10[SPEAKER_00]: Dol was the leader of the Republican party in the late nineties, then Bush Jr., then McCain, then Romney, even though they lost, they still provided some modicum of coherence for the party.
- 5:23[SPEAKER_00]: That's why if you remember, that's why
- 5:26[SPEAKER_00]: When it looked like Trump was about to win the nomination back in March of, when it looked like Trump was about to win the nomination back in March of, in March of, in March of, in March of, in March of, in March of, in March of, in March of, in March of, in March of, in March of, in March of, in March of, in March of, in March of, in March of, in March of, in March of, in March of, in March of, in March of, in March of, in March of, in March of, in March of, in March of, in March of, in March of, in March of, in March of, in March of, in March of, in March of, in March of, in March of, in March of, in March of, in March of, in March of, in March of, in March of, in March of, in March of, in March of, in March of, in March of, in March of, in March of, in March of,
- 5:54[SPEAKER_00]: former vice president and Democrat presidential candidate, who the leader of the party is shows what an utter political invisible he is.
- 6:05[SPEAKER_00]: But that said her answer, if you can believe it, was even more indecisible, of course you could believe it.
- 6:08[SPEAKER_00]: It was even more indecisible.
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- 6:24[SPEAKER_00]: She now, in fairness, she made just a big shock that he would even have asked that question of her.
- 6:29[SPEAKER_00]: Again, it's a rather embarrassing revealing, humiliating question, but she froze.
- 6:36[SPEAKER_00]: She couldn't name a single leader and then make it worse.
- 6:40[SPEAKER_00]: She fumbled through platitudes.
- 6:41[SPEAKER_00]: Well, we have lots of leaders to what she even co-bear responded.
- 6:46[SPEAKER_00]: Yeah, but usually generally there is a leader.
- 6:51[SPEAKER_00]: That's why they're called the leader.
- 6:53[SPEAKER_00]: And so they bucked just sat there and made it so embarrassingly clear.
- 7:00[SPEAKER_00]: The Democrats are leaders, they're rudderless, and they're losing fat.
- 7:04[SPEAKER_00]: I mean, the cameras caught the panic in both their eyes, and they're dwindling viewers, what's left of them, just saw how deep this crisis really runs.
- 7:13[SPEAKER_00]: Now, of course, we all know.
- 7:16[SPEAKER_00]: The writing was on the wall for Harris a long time ago.
- 7:19[SPEAKER_00]: I mean, her campaign racked up, mass suspending with virtually nothing to show for it.
- 7:24[SPEAKER_00]: Party Insiders all knew she never led in a single pole, not once internally.
- 7:29[SPEAKER_00]: And after November fifth, pole after pole showed key voting blocks, women, minorities, youth working class.
- 7:35[SPEAKER_00]: They all abandoned her in droves.
- 7:37[SPEAKER_00]: And party elites weren't shy about how horrific of a candidate she was.
- 7:42[SPEAKER_00]: But this political wilderness that both Kamala and Kabar find themselves in is actually a microcosm of the Democrat party as a whole.
- 7:51[SPEAKER_00]: Kamala and Kabar's collapse is symbolic of a broader democratic implosion.
- 7:57[SPEAKER_00]: Sociologists have long recognized that movement stipe, particularly political movements, when they have no clear leader, when there's rampant infighting and disillusionment,
- 8:09[SPEAKER_00]: when the money dries up with major donors putting their checkbooks away, when they lack any coherent vision, with no political issues in their favor, and then a hemorrhaging membership, which we're seeing in the voter registration data that we followed very closely here.
- 8:26[SPEAKER_00]: We're in two dozen states, Republicans are out registering Democrats right now in some places by two to one.
- 8:33[SPEAKER_00]: And so this Kamala-Cobert catastrophe really is a metaphor for the whole of the current state
- 8:39[SPEAKER_00]: of the Democrat Party, co-bearers whose own show of course is facing cancellation.
- 8:44[SPEAKER_00]: He sat beside Harris as two icons of collapsed institutions commensurrating over their mutual defeats with a parent to all.
- 8:53[SPEAKER_00]: It was less an exit interview and more in a bituary like for the old Democrat party.
- 8:59[SPEAKER_00]: So what does all of this mean?
- 9:01[SPEAKER_00]: Well, it means that the Democrats enter the twenty twenty six midterms with no standard bearer fractured leadership.
- 9:09[SPEAKER_00]: vanishing donors and a base that's lost all enthusiasm.
- 9:14[SPEAKER_00]: So as it turns out, Harris' on-air meltdown was really the final public confirmation.
- 9:21[SPEAKER_00]: America's witnessing a Democrat party in free fall.
- 9:25[SPEAKER_00]: Now, obviously, there's no time for complacency.
- 9:28[SPEAKER_00]: We have all got to do our part.
- 9:30[SPEAKER_00]: We've got to get out there, knock on doors and put together an effective get out the vote campaign and all that, no question.
- 9:36[SPEAKER_00]: But if that interview on Cobra's canceled show, is any indicator?
- 9:41[SPEAKER_00]: The Democrats are for the most part finished, which is the best news imaginable for our nation.
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