Debate #3?

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Okay, what do you make now of the state of
the race. Are you worried about Trump's chances in November?
Do you think the polls are too close?

Speaker 2 (00:11):
Or do you believe Trump is going to win?

Speaker 1 (00:14):
And should he have agreed that Kamala Harris's challenge to
a debate on CNN she wanted one October twenty third,
about thirteen days before the election. He said, no, it's
by then too late. Over half the country will have voted.
And plus, I don't trust the legacy media, the corporate

(00:36):
media to be fair after what happened at ABC News
and now, especially in the wake of the bombshell revelations
of that whistleblower at ABC that the whole thing was
rigged in advance. Should Trump agree to one more debate?

(00:56):
Does he need it? Or does she need it? Two
six six sixty eight sixty eight Mark I Medford, Thanks
for holding Mark and as always, welcome.

Speaker 2 (01:10):
Thank you. Jeff.

Speaker 3 (01:11):
I'm glad you're feeling better, my friend.

Speaker 2 (01:13):
Thank you very much. Mark.

Speaker 3 (01:15):
All Right, So, Jeff, you know me, I don't beat
around the bush. I don't pull any punches. So I'm
gonna be straight up on this with you, Like you
say like I'm in the confessional. I am sick and
tired of hearing about whistleblowers coming forward. I'm sick and
tired of the media not reporting when whistle whistleblowers come forward.
I'm sick and tired of the fact checking. I'm sick

(01:36):
and tired of Congress sitting there with their thumbs up
their butts. But mostly, Jeff, I'm sick and tired of
all of that and nothing being.

Speaker 4 (01:44):
Done about it.

Speaker 3 (01:46):
But God forbid, if Trump as much as left the
toilet seat up befter he took a p oh my god,
he'd be a racist, discriminatory against women and Hitler.

Speaker 1 (02:01):
No, you're completely right as usual, Mark, You're absolutely completely right.

Speaker 2 (02:06):
Mark.

Speaker 1 (02:08):
A lot of people in Kooner Country, they're negative. They
think Trump's gonna lose, not in a free and fair election.
I think I speak for most in the audience that
believe no, if it's a free and fair election, Trump
would win, no question. But they're afraid that the race
is too close and that the Mark.

Speaker 2 (02:29):
Are you there, Okay? I think we lost, Mark. That's okay,
thank you for that call. Mark.

Speaker 1 (02:39):
So look that really Kooner Country is split. I would
say almost fifty to fifty on this many of you,
like Brooks, like me, are like no, Jeff, I truly
believe Trump is the hand of God. There's something special
going on with him, and he is a man marked
by destiny and there is some kind of a revival

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taking place in this country. I got to say, I
found it incredibly moving at that rally in North Carolina
where he brought up his adorable grandkids.

Speaker 2 (03:16):
And all I'm thinking is, you know.

Speaker 1 (03:18):
Just just a couple of months ago, an assassin's bullet
was whizzing by your ear, and there you're putting up
your beautiful granddaughter and your grandson. What if there's another
assassin's bullet coming. I mean, I couldn't help it. It
was just it was like cringe. You know, It's like, oh,
you know, it's just like I hope nothing happens. And

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then you realize the man took a bullet in the
face for us. He literally put his life on the
line for us. He's put his business, his wealth, his family, everything,
his safety, his security, his freedom. They want to jail
them for ever. I mean, the guy is a warrior.

(04:05):
You just can't help but admire him. And then Eric
and Lara Trump are like, no, here, take the grandchildren.
I want them to, you know, tell everybody how proud
they are of their grandpa. And basically Trump is saying, look,
you want to know why I fight. Here, Look my grandkids.
That's why I fight. What kind of country are they

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going to have? This is for them, It's for all
of us. And you realize he's even willing to put
his whole family on the line and risking their lives
campaigning and with all the death threats and the assassination attempts.

Speaker 2 (04:46):
So you know, I'm with Brooks.

Speaker 1 (04:48):
I believe that there's something going on that is larger
than us, that is propelling Trump forward. And I believe
if you look at it everything now that we see,
he is at the gates of victory. And to me,
the biggest concern I have are the phantom voters, the

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voter fraud, the ballot harvesting, their attempt to steal it.
And we just got to watch that like an absolute
hawk and be ready to call it out. If we
do that, Trump will be the forty seventh president of
the United States. Now there's a large chunk, maybe half,

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And frankly, my wife is the same Grace is in
that camp that says they're gonna steal it. It's still
too close. It's too close, and Jim and Florida made
that point as well. That will give the Democrats the
veneer of plausibility that Kamala Harris genuinely won the election,

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and the fear is that's how they're gonna snatch victory
from the jaws of defeat. Six one seven two six
six sixty eight sixty eight is the number. Okay, look again,
I don't care for fake news. I don't trust fake news.
I never have, I never will. My point is just this,

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when they're over sampling Democrats, and which is very important,
Democrat leaning independence at least two to four percentage points,
and they admit it. That's why their polls are consistently off.
That's why they've underrepresented Trump's real strength, whether it be

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in twenty sixteen or twenty twenty, and they're coming out
with polls showing Trump is ahead, Kamala is in trouble.

Speaker 2 (06:55):
That that that's my only point. It's not all what
is this cooner? Now? Trust the New York Times. No,
I'm just you.

Speaker 1 (07:00):
It's like Pravda or is Vestia coming out and saying
the Commies are losing. You're like, well, hell if Pravda
is saying the Commies are losing, trust me, the Commis
are losing.

Speaker 2 (07:12):
Okay, So this is this.

Speaker 1 (07:15):
Morning, huge big You're gonna hear about this all day today,
New York Times Big poll. Let me just give you
the headline. The headline tells you everything you need to know.
Trump shows signs of strength in Sun Belt battlegrounds. Polls
find so. New polls from the New York Times and

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Siana College. Again they always slant Democrat, showed Trump ahead
in Arizona. By the way, Nevada as well, And I'm
gonna get to that because Nevada is a very important
state and leading in tight races in Georgia and North Carolina.
So among lightly voters in Arizona, Trump is now up

(08:03):
fifty to forty five. Now remember what Russmusen has Trump
at up eight in Arizona, which I think is more accurate. Again,
they oversample Democrats due to three percentage points.

Speaker 2 (08:16):
But anyway, the.

Speaker 1 (08:17):
Point is in Arizona, Trump is at fifty, Kamala is
at forty five. She's going down in Nevada. Now Trump
is starting to pull away as well. So already, if
Trump gets Arizona and Nevada, the pressure on Kamala is immense.

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She almost has to run the table. In terms of
the remaining battleground states, Georgia, Trump forty nine, Kamala forty five.
That's the New York Times. So to me, you know
what that shows. I think he's up seven eight points. Hey,

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forget four, add another three or four. But anyway, forty nine,
forty five. If Kamala loses Georgia, everyone, the New York Times,
the Washington.

Speaker 2 (09:11):
Post, this is CNN, all.

Speaker 1 (09:15):
Of them say it's over for Kamala. Harris Trump is
now in the lead in Georgia. North Carolina. They have
a forty nine forty seven for Trump. There was another
big poll, Trump forty eight, Kamala forty four. So if
these polls are any way accurate, Trump wins Pennsylvania, it's over.

Speaker 2 (09:42):
It's over. I'm like it's over. Like it's over. That's it.

Speaker 1 (09:46):
We can call the election at ten o'clock on election night.
We don't have to wait for New Hampshire, although I
want New Hampshire obviously to go Trump. We don't have
to wait even for Michigan. We don't even have to
wait for Wisconsin so they can have their blue wall.
She's still going down. Now you know why they're asking

(10:08):
for another debate. Now you know why the media is nervous.
Now you know why Kamala is nervous. Six one seven two, six, six,
sixty eight sixty eight is the number. And I mentioned
it earlier. I do want to mention it one more
time because I can't tell you what a seismic shock

(10:30):
this is for UH, for the Democrats in Michigan. This
is huge in Michigan. This is what all people are
talking about. The media now doesn't want to mention it
because it's a very demoralizing blow to Kamala. So a
prominent mayor, okay this he's an Arab American Muslim Democrat

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mayor in Wayne County, which that's where Dearborn is located.
This is where the heart of the Muslim American or
Arab American community is in the United States. He's the
mayor of ham Tramp, hm tr a mc k ham Tramp.

(11:17):
His name is Amir Galib Ghalib. He is an immigrant
from Yemen. He's a Muslim. He met with Trump last week.
They had a twenty minute conversation in Flint, Michigan, and
Mayor Ghalib came out and said, look, we used to

(11:38):
be a Democrat stronghold. We were all lifelong Democrats.

Speaker 2 (11:44):
Not anymore.

Speaker 1 (11:46):
I am endorsing Donald Trump for President of the United States.
And he said, mark my words, there is now an
army of Arab Americans, Muslim Americans in Wayne County, whether
it be in Dearborn or in his town, Hamtramp, that
are going to vote for that are going to vote

(12:08):
for Donald Trump because they're sick of the war in Gaza.
They want the war in Gaza. And now, by the way,
it has spread to Lebanon. I'll probably talk about this tomorrow.
Israel has now launched over a hundred airstrikes into Lebanon.

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We are talking about a lot of Hesbelah militias dead.
Hesbela is now reigning rockets on northern Israel. There is
now essentially a full blown war that has now erupted
between Israel and Hesbelah. So the Middle East is blowing
up as we speak. They want peace, Ghalib said, we're

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voting on the peace issue. We had peace in the
Middle East under Trump. Trump has promised us he will
restore peace to the Middle East. We believe him. We
want the killing and the dying to stop. Now Trump's
gonna do it not by appeasing Iran, but by containing

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and crushing Iran through sanctions and economic pressure, basically drawing
up their cash. But the fact of the matter is
he says I will deliver peace and it will be quick, swift,
and decisive. Now my point is this, this mayor has said, watch,

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we are gonna deliver one hundred to one hundred and
fifty thousand votes for Trump in Michigan. The Democrats just
lost a key demographic voting block. The Arab American vote,
once a pillar of the Democratic Party is now bleeding

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and starting now to defect the Trump this endorsement, and
that's why it's like a seismic shock in Michigan. May
have just handed Michigan to Trump, and by handing Michigan
to Trump, handed the election to Trump. So when you
even have Muslim Americans, Arab Americans in dearborn Michigan saying

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we can't take any more of this administration, good luck.
My advice to Democrats good luck. She's going down six
one seven two, six, six, sixty eight, sixty eight, just
my opinion. Take it for what it's worth. Evan in

(14:44):
the great state of Connecticut. Thanks for holding Evan, and welcome.

Speaker 4 (14:50):
Good morning, Jeff. How are you today?

Speaker 2 (14:52):
I am very good, pumped up, ready to go.

Speaker 4 (14:54):
Evan, ang on, brother, So I want to I don't
believe any of these damn pulls. You know, Denzel Washington
said it real, said it best. I don't know if
you ever saw this clip, but he said, if you
don't read the paper, in the newspaper, you're you're uninformed.
If you do read the newspaper, you're misinformed. They're never

(15:15):
telling us the truth.

Speaker 2 (15:16):
That's true. That's a great line, by the.

Speaker 4 (15:18):
Way it is. And you know, he continues to say
that you know, anything you consistently practice, you'll get good at,
including bs. And you're absolutely right. These polls are completely
oversampled for Democrats. And I do believe Trump is going
to win in a landslide. I hope he wins on
a landslide. You know, my wallet can't afford four years.

Speaker 2 (15:40):
Kamala Harris, Evan, let me just play.

Speaker 1 (15:43):
You know, I agree with you, but let me just
play Devil's advocate for a second. What do you say
to the argument that there is so much hatred for
Trump out there and that the Democrats control the entire
media apparatus, which is very, as you put it, misinformation,
very very powerful propaganda tool to brainwash, to indoctrinate, to incite.

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That you combine the media, you combine this Trump hatred
with this voting machine where they can generate and manufacture
ballots almost at will, and yeah, Trump can you know,
the polls can say whatever they want, and Trump's real
popularity can be whatever it is. But in the end,

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the Democrats always find a way to steal it. Do
you fear that Trump is going to have the election
stolen from him again?

Speaker 4 (16:42):
Of course I do. That's why the polls are dead
even because then you can justice, they can justify it,
they can make it easier. They can make it look
like everything was hunky dory before everything was even you
know what, maybe Kamala was pulling away a little bit.
But then some election night and you see the poll

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shut down and all of a sudden, eight hundred thousand
ballats get dumped in Pennsylvania. Again, They're gonna be like, well, no, no, no, no,
everything was fine. Then we're just gonna do nothing about it, unfortunately.
I unfortunately, I wanted to do something about it, but
I don't know what we can do.

Speaker 1 (17:21):
Interesting, So you're basically, Evan, your point is, and this
is Grace's point as well. By the way, that the
reason why the polls are showing it neck and neck
and so close, like, oh, it's any it's anybody's election,
it's a toss up is that when they steal it
on election night, they'll say, oh, it was close down

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to the wire, but she just pulled it out correct.

Speaker 4 (17:48):
Unfortunately. Yes, I mean I'm kind of fifty to fifty
on it. I do believe that.

Speaker 2 (17:55):
No, Evan, Look I hear you. Okay.

Speaker 1 (17:57):
This is from Miranda Divine. She's a columnist at the
New York Post. I think one of the leading commentators
in the country. We're actually working hard to try to
get her on the show, or at least Sandias. And
here's what she said now about the latest New York
Times Siena poll quote Latest New York Times Sienna has

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Trump five ahead in Arizona, four ahead in Georgia. Panic
in the Harris camp should flush her out for risky
public interactions like ahem, press conferences and town halls where
the full glory of her unformed mind will be on show. So,

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in other words, the worst the polls get for them,
the more they're going to start to expose her. The
more they expose her, the worst it's going to get
for her. So it's right now, it's bad news on
every every single front for Kamala Harris. Okay, very quickly,

(19:04):
you need to hear about this. The IRS Union, the
IRS Union, the IRS Agent's Union just endorsed Kamala Harris
the IRS. Now that should tell you everything you need
to know about what her plans are for us. Get ready,

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because they're going to tax us to death. When the
IRS Union says, we're back in Kamala all the way,
we're looking at a five trillion dollar five trillion with
a t tax increase on you and on me. I mean,

(19:51):
I'm here, just take my wallet. Just take it, man,
I mean, at this point here, just take it. Never
mind what she's gonna do to business taxes. Never mind
what she's gonna do taxing and unrealized capital gains which
is going to destroy your R four oh one ks

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and other money that we have invested. I mean, this
woman's a lunatic. And now you know why they've got
those eighty seven thousand IRS agents.

Speaker 2 (20:23):
Remember what the Democrats told us, Oh, it's for the
super rich.

Speaker 1 (20:29):
Well there's only five hundred and fifty billionaires, so why
do you need eight hundred eighty seven thousand IRS agents
for five hundred and fifty billionaires. No, they're not for
the billionaires. They're for you and for me. Six one
seven two six six sixty eight sixty eight.

Speaker 2 (20:50):
Heather in Rockland. Thanks for holding Heather, and welcome.

Speaker 5 (20:56):
Hi Jeffrey.

Speaker 2 (20:57):
How are you very good? Heather?

Speaker 1 (21:00):
I got a real bounce spring in my step. I'm
feeling good.

Speaker 3 (21:04):
Uh.

Speaker 1 (21:05):
If the election were held today, Heather Trump would win,
So I'm a happy man.

Speaker 5 (21:12):
I feel the same same way you do. I have
a couple of comments, A couple of comments, first about
the divine intervention, and I have a question about the debate.
And lastly, I wanted to tell you your audience. I
saw Am I a Racist this weekend and it was
very very interesting. It was a very well done movie.

Speaker 3 (21:33):
I thought.

Speaker 5 (21:33):
I thought Matt Walls did a great job. It was
very eye opening.

Speaker 6 (21:37):
Actually yeah, I saw that as wow.

Speaker 2 (21:40):
So you recommend that I go see.

Speaker 5 (21:42):
It, it was I mean, when you when you're first
watching it, it's it's I mean, it's it's more like
a sat He's satire. So if you don't really understand
know that MATSH. Walls is, you know, conservative, you might think, oh,
why you know, he's for racism, but it's not. It's

(22:02):
a it's he did it like satire. And it brings
out what I what I really got was how it
really really I mean, I knew the media, you know,
really you know, lives to us, and it's it's they
really influence. But that movie proves to me just how

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much the media really influences everybody. And it's like the
insanity of it. If you if you understand what I mean, like,
it was very eye opening for me. Like even though
I already knew that, when you watch the movie, you're like,
oh my god, they like it really conditioned us to

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be this way. Like that's kind of what he proved
to the movie in my opinion.

Speaker 2 (22:51):
Well, look, I.

Speaker 1 (22:52):
Have to say, I mean again and again and again, Heather,
I can't tell you how many times I've had conversations
with liberals, with democrats, with now you know, Kamala comrade,
Kamala supporters. It's all emotion, cheap emotion. But you can
tell exactly what you said, the conditioning, the indoctrination, the brainwashing.

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You mentioned Trump's name and they just start yelling, screaming, hollering, shaking,
Their faces are clenched, and you're like, calm down, I
just said his name. And then you say, look, specifically,
just tell me what did he do while he was
president that was so bad? Could you just give me

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one example? And then right, he's a dictator, he hates women,
he's a race kkk, he's a white supremacist. You go, okay,
you're just calling him names. Give me specifics. How is
he a dictator? How is he a white supremacist? How
did he oppress women? How did he oppress minorities? Giving

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them higher wages, more jobs, more businesses, more freedom, more opportunity, Like, ah,
I'm sorry, how does he oppress people by making them
wealthier and richer and more prosperous. And when you say
that and you give them the stats about how well
women did under Trump in particular, and how well in fact,

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you know that minorities have never done better ever, in
any single presidential administration than under Trump in terms of
their economy and their economic well being ever literally, ever, ever,
ever than under Trump. I mean, we all did well,
but I'm saying those two groups in particular. So I'm like,

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what you think David Duke wants black people to do well?
Like are you normal? And when you say that, Heather,
they go apoplectic. And that's when you realize. You're like,
can't you see you're being conditioned? Can't you see you're
being brainwashed? If you could only read my hate mail

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to these liberals, they don't stop, the constant hate and
hate and hate and hate and hate, And the more
facts I give out, the more logical arguments I make,
the more they hate. It's honestly, Heather, I'm really being like,
like I'm in the confessional, okay, as sincere as I
can possibly be. I feel sorry for them. I really do.

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To live with this constant negativity and hatred they must
be in their private lives. They must be utterly miserable
human beings.

Speaker 2 (25:46):
How could you live like this every day? Anyway?

Speaker 1 (25:49):
I digress, Heather. My question to you, what do you
make of these poles? Do you believe these poles and
do you think Trump is going to win?

Speaker 5 (26:02):
I yes, I actually believe the polls and one percent
I think Trump is going to win. And it's you
had this conversation I don't know that to call his name,
but which made me call about the guy said, I
forgot his name, but he was He was like exactly.
I basically have the same conversation with a girlfriend of

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mine and this was before the first assassination attempt, and
she asked me what I thought, and I said, you
know something, I'm not real religious, however, my mother is very,
very religious. And one thing my mother always tells me, like,
if something's not going right in your life so and
it's it would be annoying because it wouldn't like be
at the right time. You'd be bad, like, well, this

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didn't happen. I wanted this job, I didn't get this
job right whatever, And my mother always says, just remember
how that God has his plan. And I and I
kind of joke with my friends like you know, when
something when something doesn't go right in their life, I'll say,
just remember God has this plan. It's kind of a joke.

Speaker 6 (27:01):
But I actually do believe that.

Speaker 5 (27:03):
I really do, and right even before the first assassination attempt,
everything they threw at this man, Trump still came out
on top in a sense like you know, all the
all the stupid lawsuits like he pretty much like they
gone away like they you know what I mean, Like

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they come out in a sense in his favor. Like
it just seems like everything that they throw at this man,
he still comes out on top. And then what I
and then if the last, the first attempt didn't solidify
this for me, he would have died. I believe if
he is not meant to win, he would have died.

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It's that simple. My sister asked me this the other day.
She's and she's not, she's not at all into politics.
This is the not the crazy one in Colorado, but
but the other one. And so she she said to me,
who do you think he's going to win? And I
said absolutely? And she said why And I said, because

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he didn't he he didn't get he didn't die.

Speaker 2 (28:08):
That was my sense as well. It'shether.

Speaker 1 (28:10):
It's funny how we think I like on this And
thank you very much for that call. Look I said
it before, I'll say it again. I think God saved
Trump's life. I really do. He should have been killed
on that field in Butler. He should be dead right now,
he should be six feet under the ground. And I
do believe God saved him for a reason. And just quickly,

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because all of you need to hear this. I do
believe God has a plan for us.

Speaker 2 (28:36):
I do. And I'll just give you an example. Okay,
quick story.

Speaker 1 (28:40):
When I was previously at Entercom, the company that previously
owned w RKO, and we were in Brighton in Massachusetts,
and word came down that they had sold or whatever
they had fused and merged Entercom and CBS and created
this new entity called Odyssey, And like, what's going to

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happen to all these stations? Are we going to get
bought out? Are we going to be spun off? Is
iHeart going to buy us? Are they not going to
buy us? And at the time, years ago, I was
doing okay under Entercom and we had a good following,
good audience, good ratings, and I was worried. I said,
you know what, if iHeart buys us up, this could

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be the end of the show. It could be the
end of WRKO, everything we worked for. I wanted the
status quo because at the time, the status quo was
looking pretty good for the cooner Man, and so I
remember I prayed to God. I said, Please, God, I
don't want us to be one of the stations that
was spun off. Please, I want to stay with entercom

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I'm afraid if I go to iHeart, this could be
the end of the Kooner Report, my show and everything
we've built. Well, lo and behold. No, we were one
of the stations that got bought up by iHeart. And
initially I was very worried. And I'm saying, God, why
don't understand why?

Speaker 2 (30:01):
Why?

Speaker 1 (30:02):
I don't understand why? Well, guess what odissey enter Commed
it used to be. Now that's his new name is.
Now it's filed for bankruptcy. It's about to be bought
out by George Soros. George Soros, who, by the way,
is going to fire every conservative in Odyssey's network and

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replace them with these liberal hacks. And I'm not trying
to stroke Iheart's ego. No one has ever treated me
better than iHeart. No one's given me more editorial freedom
ever than iHeart. No one's given me more support for
this show than iHeart. And in particular, there are two men,

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Alan and Bill I mean, there are others, obviously, and
I'm not trying to short change anybody, but the two
people in particular that I've had this show's back every
step of the way in terms of upper manage have
been Alan and Bill. And so I can't tell you like,
God has a plan. And you may think you know

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what you want, You may think you know what's best
for you. No, trust me, because had I stayed behind,
had our Kao not been sold to iHeart, had we
remained at then Entercom now Odyssey, I would be on
the street right now, being fired, having been fired by

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George Sorows. So sometimes you know you don't get what
you want because God knows what's best for you. That's
the lesson I've learned in my life. So when people say, well,
I prayed to God and I prayed and he didn't
give me what I want. Maybe God is looking out

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for you. Did you ever think about that? You know
the expression be careful what you wish for you just
may get it. So others who were relieved, aha, we're.

Speaker 2 (32:06):
Staying you guys are being spun out. Haha, have a
nice life corner.

Speaker 1 (32:11):
They're sending their resumes around, They're gone and you know,
like Trump, I'm not trying to brag. Honestly, I'm stronger
now than ever. The ratings have never been higher, the
show's reach has never been bigger, The movement that we've
started and has never been stronger. So again, the hand

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of God. It may seem bleak at the moment, but
in the end, it was the best thing that could
ever happen to you. Everything the Democrats have done to
Trump has actually made him stronger. And I don't just
mean personally as a man, which it has, I mean

(32:57):
literally politically directed him from the dead. After January sixth,
Every law fair case he went up in the polls,
every assassination attempt he went up in the polls. Here,
I can play you what cut if you want. Fetterman
at the Atlantic Festival the Atlantic Monthly. The magazine said,

(33:20):
you don't understand not only is Trump popular in Pennsylvania,
but the assassination attempt at Butler made him even more
sympathetic and even more popular. He goes, do you understand, Like,
everything we do to this guy, the more we persecute him,
the stronger he gets. And that's why there's something inside

(33:45):
of me that says, you know, it's like the hand
of God. It's like, keep persecuting him. The more you persecute,
the stronger I will make him. So anyway, that's my
unwavering belief. I just believe it, and we will find

(34:05):
out on November fifth.

Speaker 2 (34:07):
But I will tell you this.

Speaker 1 (34:10):
That song Fighter, which is now number one, number one
on iTunes, this is a pop culture phenomenon, number one,
a song about Trump, about all of his hardships, all
of his struggles, obviously culminating with the assassination attempt. And

(34:34):
you know the song Fighter, He's a fighter. He just
keeps fighting, and he won't stop fighting, and he's not
going to stop fighting until that last bell rings in
that last round.

Speaker 2 (34:46):
I have such.

Speaker 1 (34:47):
Immense respect for this man, for his patriotism, for his courage,
his bravery, his resilience, his determination, his grit, frankly, his
life love for our country. He is a modern day
gladiator and a modern day warrior. And a lot of

(35:09):
people ask me, Jeff, where have all the men gone?
You know John Wayne's America. You know, a man's man,
a real man. Look at Donald Trump. Look at Donald Trump.
And that's the trait of all of his traits, that's

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the one that I admired the most because I see
my grandfather in him. I see my father in him.
No matter what the odds, they never gave up, they
never surrendered, and they held a certain honor, a pride.
It's not whether you win or lose. As Trump said,

(35:55):
look I come up short. I come up short. Hey,
they steal it. They steal it. What do you want
me to do? No, I'm not going to run again.
But I did it because here I am, here I stand.
I can do no other. That's a man, that's an American.

(36:18):
Six one two six six sixty eight sixty eight is
the number. Paul in New Hampshire. Thanks for holding Paul,
and welcome.

Speaker 6 (36:30):
Thanks Chaplin, thanks for everything that you do. And I
want to get old Brooksy, Paul. Praise and glory go
to my savior in law, Jesus Christ, and much much praise,
much praise to my President Donald John Trump. People don't realize.

(36:51):
They don't take no for an answer. And that's why
I called and said that to Sandy, So Trump hass
to stick to his guns there and say no, no
more debate.

Speaker 4 (37:00):
They're rigged.

Speaker 6 (37:01):
We have to keep on uh pressing this ABC fiasco
that's how communism starts. They take the media over and
then they take over and people have to realize communism
sometimes is voted in, but it is never ever voted out.
You have to fight your way out of that. And

(37:23):
communism does not work. And the New York Times, I
don't care what their polls are. I don't I don't
read them. I don't watch Fox News anymore. They're compromised
with their with their ownership, like you were just speaking about.
So so maybe news mats, but he doesn't need it.
He has the country, like you just said. That's that song.

(37:44):
I just heard it a couple of days ago. It's
a beautiful song, it's a beautiful video. Uh. They're nothing
but class and unfortunately the Communists to nothing but trash.
So thanks for everything that you.

Speaker 1 (38:02):
Thank you, Thank you, Paul. Look, he has the country.
I agree with you. I think there's a revival going on.
I really do, a political revival, a cultural revival, a moral,
spiritual revival. You can see it. Uh, something is stirring
in the country, in its soul, in its very heart,
and Trump is embodying that. And to me, from now

(38:26):
until election day, it's more about to steal it's more
about preventing them from stealing it. That's to me, really
the big issue. And you know, just keep putting the
pressure on Harris, keep doing rallies, don't stop, keep at
running ads, keep barnstorming, blitzing through all these battleground states.

Speaker 2 (38:46):
Don't let up. Get it.

Speaker 1 (38:47):
Continue that endorsement from that Muslim mayor in Dearborn really.

Speaker 2 (38:53):
Huge, huge.

Speaker 1 (38:55):
Now Trump is saying he wants to go to Dearborn
that mayor has and you know Trump to be fair
as people said, well, I don't know, man, Dearborn, Michigan.
Are you sure he goes. You're going to be shocked
how many people turn out he goes. I'm telling you
we will warmly embrace Trump. You will see a massive
rally for Trump in Dearborn. You can go right to

(39:19):
their stronghold and take it from them. And so he's
now planning potentially to do either a campaign stop at
a minimum, he said, Trump is And just to show
you the kind of guy Trump is, he goes set
up a town hall. I'll talk to them right to
their face. They can ask me any question they want.
I would rather he do a campaign rally. I mean,

(39:41):
I don't care, whatever he wants, it's fine, but do
a rally right there in dearborn