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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Six seven two six six sixty eight sixty eight is
the number. Okay, this is incredible. You're not gonna believe
me because this is so outrageous. You're gonna say, come on, Jeeff, Jeff, Jeff,
there's no way this is true. This is a spoof
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on your part. This is just you. You're, you're, you're,
you're making fun of Kamala and Tim Waltz, Tampon Tim,
and this is all make believe. No, I'm telling you.
So here is now the absolute latest. This broke maybe
what twelve hours ago. So as you know, Kamala Harris
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call me Kamala and Tampon Tim. They do not want
to sit down for an interview with any journalist reporter,
no matter how friendly. But they decided to interview themselves,
and so they've released this cringe video of the two
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of them. And you could tell by the way they
have no chemistry whatsoever together. You can clearly see they
don't know each other from a hole in the wall.
They don't connect. There's nothing linking these two. Okay, but
let that go. They're sitting around the table with a
glass of water each Hey, that's it. So they have
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a glass of water in front of them. They're sitting
around the round table and they're just talking with one another. Listen,
this is them, and I think they're trying to portray
themselves as sort of the underdogs, and they're going on
about coach Waltz and this is like a football game.
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We're all caught twenty Mike halftime in America.
Speaker 2 (01:50):
We're touchdown down, and I kind of like the idea
of being a little bit behind them.
Speaker 3 (01:54):
Well, I'm looking at coach walls right now, I'm looking
at coach walls.
Speaker 1 (02:00):
I'm looking at coach mounds. I'm looking at I like
being behind. Yeah, I know everybody likes being behind. Uh
you bs or you how you liar you? Okay, anyway,
it's a clown show. But it's more than a clown show.
It doesn't just show you how pathetic these two people are,
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and they really are pathetic. It's how nakedly racist the
video is. And that's why I said in the last segment,
and I want to repeat it. This should be a
major scandal. I think it will be. If it's not,
it should become a major scandal. This is naked racist.
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There's no other way to put it. So they're trying
this phony. They're ordinary people. They want to connect with
ordinary people. So they're going on about talking and they're
going on about how they like tacos. And listen, now,
you wouldn't believe it if I told you this is
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Kamala and Waltz about tacos and so called white guy tacos.
Roll cut twenty one. Mike, like, I have white guy tacos.
Speaker 2 (03:25):
And pretty much ground beef and Cheese's okay, here's the deal. No,
they said to be careful and let her know this
that black pepper is the top of the spice level
in Minnesota.
Speaker 3 (03:40):
You know, I'm the first vice president I believe who
has ever grown chili peppers.
Speaker 1 (03:45):
Trying to expand my food knowledge.
Speaker 4 (03:48):
You know, we've got some canaloges.
Speaker 3 (03:49):
You'll be fine.
Speaker 1 (03:50):
Yeah, he has some candal homes and that don't be fine.
White guy tacos. I'm sorry, when is that? Is that
tuna in mao? What?
Speaker 4 (04:07):
What?
Speaker 1 (04:09):
And then he's like, no, no, this is just like,
you know, beef and cheese. That's all. It is beef
and cheese. And you know, in Minnesota where I'm from,
you know, black pepper, that's it. That's it. We don't
go higher spice than black pepper, because you know, I'm
a white guy and we white guys, we just we
can't handle spices, you know how we white people are. Uh,
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it's just tuna and mayo and a little bit of
black pepper if we're lucky. When I first heard it,
I said, is this a joke? Is this a spoof?
Is this artificial intelligence?
Speaker 5 (04:46):
Like?
Speaker 1 (04:46):
Is this some kind of an AI caricature of these
two woke clowns and they're anti white racism? Now can
you flip it? If I talked to out African Americans, say,
or if they talk or say Trump and JD. Vans,
let's do it this way, Trump and JD. Vance. Hey,
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we're gonna do a video. We're gonna interview ourselves. What
kind of food you're like? Blah blah blah blah. Oh
can tell oh fried chicken and watermelon? Aw? Can you
believe it was black people food? Can you imagine the racism,
the cries of racism, you know, or whatever going on
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about stereotyping Latinos and what they eat tuna and mayonnaise.
And then I thought of must spicey this week and
got his black pepper. He's also a liar. He's also
a liar. You want to talk again? This guy is
a pathological liar. He lies all the time. He can't
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stop himself. How do we know this because A Waltz
has his own recipe recipes of tacos that he's released.
He brags about it. In fact, he released one what
is it? A week ago and one of his famous
is his turkey taco tat hot dish. I'm gonna just
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read to you he's bragging about it on X quote.
I don't know, people, I make a pretty mean hot dish.
Check out my award winning recipe for turkey taco tat
hot dish. What do you think it has? Paprika, chili powder,
onion powder, garlic powder. I mean a thing will blow
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your tongue off. It's like one of those you know,
five alarm chilies, Like you're eating, you're like get a
fire extinguisher forget water. And he's doing the whole, the stereotype,
the whole. Yeah, you know, we don't have taste buds.
We're white guys. Yeah, we can't handle spies. We're white guys. Yeah.
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All we eat is tune and mayo and white bread
or white guys, you know how we are. By the way,
just so that people know white Europeans, I don't know
Greek food, French food, Italian food, Portuguese food, Central Eastern
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European food. They use a ton of paprika. Six one
seven two six six sixty eight sixty eight is the number. Okay,
I want to play the cut one more time, and
I want to get your reaction, all of you here
in Cooner country. Uh, if you think that Kamala Harris
is a racist, or if to be more specific, if
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this is not a blatantly racist comment, roll cut twenty one. Mike, like,
I have white.
Speaker 2 (07:56):
Guy tacos and man not what he do pretty much
ground beef and cheese. Here's the deal. No, they said
to be careful and let her know this that black pepper.
Speaker 1 (08:10):
Is the top of the spice level in Minnesota.
Speaker 3 (08:12):
You know, I'm the first vice president I believe who
has ever grown chili peppers.
Speaker 1 (08:17):
Trying to expand my knowledge. You know, we've got some canaloges.
Speaker 3 (08:21):
You'll be fine.
Speaker 1 (08:25):
I mean, the whole thing is I mean, it's really
I mean, honestly, now, let me ask you, Okay, what
if he turned around and said to her well, you know,
you're half Indian, half black, you know whatever, Well, you
must like fried chicken and watermelon. What do you think
the response would be, They'd be shouting racism from the rooftops.
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People say it's blatantly racist. So if it's blatantly racist
to say that, you know you will, because of your
skin color, you must like certain food, how is it
not racist for Kamala to be doing the exact same
thing regarding this ridiculous video with her in tampon, Tim
Tim Waltz, you know this may come as a shock.
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A lot of white people don't like tune and mayonnaise,
and a lot of white guys don't like tune and mayonnaise. Frankly,
I don't care for mayonnaise at all. I can't stand mayonnaise.
Tuna I can stomach. I'll have it once in a
blue moon. But really, I you know, I don't know
what that is? A white guy taco? I mean, is
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there a black guy taco? Wit? Is there an Asian
guy taco? Now? Okay, there's this, but hold on, here's
another one. That's what I mean. You see, she was
fine as long as she was hiding in the basement,
But Now this is why I led the show with this.
I go starting from yesterday. Her numbers now are gonna
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relentlessly start dropping. She's just by the way veiled her
economic plan. She's going to give a speech. But we
actually now have the plan and it's exactly what we
all thought. And I'm going to talk about this a
little bit later in the show. So she's now going
to unveil her economic plan, bad idea. Now she's interviewing
herself or they're interviewing each other. She's opening her mouth.
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See the moment she opens her mouth, she's in big trouble.
And he's also I mean he's not smart as well.
But this one ay yea, yay. Now they're going from food,
white guy tacos to now music. Now, remember her husband
is white, he's Jewish, he's a white guy. It's very important.
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Why here it is you're talking music. Tim Waltz Kamala
Harris World Cut twenty three B Mike.
Speaker 3 (10:50):
My husband, Doug and I I'm more of a hip
hop girl. He's more of Depeche Mode.
Speaker 1 (10:56):
Oh yeah, I'm about to say yes of course, of course.
Speaker 3 (11:01):
But Prince, you know, in the Venn diagram of things, Prince,
he and I love the same because, I mean, talk
about how Prince was with that guitar. Man. I almost
know by heart every one of those songs.
Speaker 1 (11:12):
I feel like a trip to Paisley Park is going
to happen here if so, she goes on about, you know,
her husband likes to page Mode, and she's like, well,
I'm sure you like that kind of music too. Why
because you're you know, the implication is clear. My husband's white.
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You're white, so of course you guys would like to
paye mode like in other words, white people like the
same music. Now again, let's flip it. Well, I figure, hey,
you're black, you must love her up right, he must
love hip hop? Right, I mean, two black people, you
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must love hip hop jay z I bet you all
love jay z H. What do you think? What do
you think the reaction would be? Well, you think just
because two people are black, they have to like the
same music. By the way, I can't stand the page Mode.
I can't stand them. I can't stand them, can't stand
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Prince either. But let that go. Okay, so what are
you talking about? I don't like a tune and mayonnaise,
I don't. I'm serious. I like spicy food. My mother
put paprika. She was from you know, Central Europe, from Croatia.
So yeah, they put paprika on everything. I love paprika there.
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My wife is Italian, she put spices on everything. Well,
I love it. So what are you talking about? The
woman is a woke leftist, which means she's an anti
white racist. That's what wokeism essentially is. DEI is just
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a nice way of saying anti white bigotry. That's what
it really means, anti white men in particular, but anti
white in general. So I got to ask the question,
if you said black guy tacos, you don't think people
would be screaming racism. If Trump and jd. Vance were
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talking like this, or if they said, well, hey, this
guy's block. He must love that music. He must love
hip hoper rap because he's black. Well he's block, he
must love fried chicken and watermelon. Right, they would be finished, finished, finished,
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she opens her mouth. You gotta see the whole video.
It is so cringe worthy. They're so phony. There's such
a bunch of obvious frauds that when you look at it,
you're like, you're trying to relate to ordinary people and
it's obvious. You just you can't because you're both you
want to talk about weird, you're both so freaking weird.
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But what suffuses the whole thing is the bigotry and
how this guy is setting himself up. Always Tim Wallas,
remember he after the twenty twenty riots in Minnesota, he
literally apologized for being white, saidond quote his words, I'm ashamed.
I'm ashamed that I'm white. I'm ashamed that my father
was white. I'm ashamed that my mother was white. Almost
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practically looking at his arm, like his skin, like God,
why did you give me this skin color? This guy,
he's a sick, self loathing liberal, and she's playing right
into it, right into it. So I'm telling you this
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video that they're introducing themselves is going to be a disaster.
It's a disaster. And you combine that with now her
economic plan that she's going to and veil today, her
numbers start going down starting right now. So I want
to ask all of you, is Kamala Harris a racist?
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Is this video a racist video? Six one seven two
six six sixty eight sixty eight, And to everybody out
there who happens to be white or especially white, guys,
tell me, can you explain to me what a white
guy taco is? Apparently all you white guys, all of
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us white guys, apparently we all love tuna and maynaise,
according to Kamala and pepper is the strongest thing we
can take. Six one seven two six six sixty eight
sixty eight Jay in Springfield, Thanks for holding Jay, and welcome.
Speaker 5 (15:52):
Good morning, Jeff. I think sandyotad that bumper song as
that bumper song, the Who song? Have you seen the
real Me? I think that'd be a good one. I've
been on hold. So this is an older subject, but
just as insane.
Speaker 1 (16:04):
Go ahead, go ahead, no line.
Speaker 5 (16:07):
There's a movement called the lo Leshie League. My wife's
hairdresser has respectively three children, four, six, and eight. And
I don't know what the cap is, but the Blalushia
League believes in that to keep your kids really, really healthy,
they should be breastfed as long as possible. And they
are all still being breasted. I don't know what they
do when they go to school, but I know for
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a fact that's their meal at breakfast and dinner time.
Speaker 1 (16:33):
No, come on, you're kidding.
Speaker 5 (16:37):
She's a strong, strong proponent of it, and I don't
know money details otherwise what she just talks my wife's
ear off on how she should have breastfed her children
longer and my children and her twenties now.
Speaker 1 (16:51):
But still Lisa in new Sorry before I get to Lisa,
forgive me Jay in Springfield. Jay, you were talking about
this movement among a certain group of women to breastfeed
even when the kids are going to school, because they
believe breastfeeding is the healthiest way to feed your child.
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And they feed him for breakfast and they feed him
for dinner, and I'm just curious, Jay, when do they
stop breastfeeding their children? I mean I was at like
five years old, six, eight, ten, twelve years old. When
do they stop with this movement that you're talking about? Jay?
Speaker 5 (17:34):
No, No, I know. It's called the Lalshie League and
it's been in at least twenty year or the woman
had told my wife, And like I said, the oldest
child is eight. So I don't know what the captains
or how long they do it for. But it's called
the l'leshi League, and perhaps Sandy could check it d it.
I know it's crazy, but I mean we're talking about
some insane things. Today. I mean, it's been one of
those days with what you've been talking.
Speaker 1 (17:55):
About, Sandy says the Jay. Sandy says, it's pronounced leche.
Forgive me leche. It's the Leche league. She says, that's
how it And she says, usually they stop at about
eight to nine.
Speaker 5 (18:11):
Years old, right, I mean the kid is eight, the oldest.
Speaker 1 (18:16):
One, and he's still breastfeeding.
Speaker 5 (18:19):
Yes, he is. Yes for to getting home.
Speaker 1 (18:26):
Holy Shimoli, I mean, Jay, I don't know what to
say anymore. Jay, thank you very very much for that call.
I really appreciate it.
Speaker 5 (18:38):
You know.
Speaker 1 (18:38):
And soon it'll be ten, and then it'll be twelve,
and then it'll be fourteen, it'll be sixteen, then the kids.
You know, he has to come back. You know, he
can't go away to college because he's got to come
home for dinner every night, you know, and breastfeeding, breastfeed
his mom, you know, breast feet off his mom. I mean,
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I ay, yea yay. Lisa in New Hampshire, Thanks for
holding Lisa, and welcome.
Speaker 4 (19:09):
Hi guys. I'm not commenting on that. It's just I'm
just gonna.
Speaker 1 (19:15):
Seriously, Lisa, are we living in a looney bin or
what I mean, ay ya, yay, breastfeeding till eight nine
years old. I mean, why stop? But anyway, I'm sorry,
keep going, Lisa.
Speaker 4 (19:33):
My grandfather's famous last words, it takes all kinds of
people to make the world go round. And I'll just
leave it at that. So I was calling because of
the Caller of the Weak, because I heard him when
he came on, and I was like literally screaming up
the phone, and I just wanted to say, I hope.
Speaker 5 (19:53):
People are listening.
Speaker 4 (19:55):
The reason why Republicans don't vote is because the Republicans say,
vote for a useless and they did nothing from twenty
twenty when they you know, they finally got the run
of House and they did nothing, and you cannot reward them.
But on the other hand, by not rewarding them, you.
Speaker 5 (20:17):
Get what we got.
Speaker 4 (20:19):
So even though I would never ever vote for another
Republican representative again, you have to go and vote because
the alternative is this the huge budget. You know, every
single thing that the Democrats want they get. They were
never willing to shut the government down. They were never
willing to lead by the purse and preton and do
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what needed to be done. We've been going over this Jeff,
for how many years? You and I spineless jellyfish. And
when you don't have an incentive to get off your
butt and go, then they don't go. The Democrats, it's
their religion. So if you're a Holy rolla and I
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believe in God, but I don't go to church, I
wish I did, but I just I don't. But when
you are religious, you go to church every Sunday, sometimes
on Wednesdays. You preach the Gospel, you believe it, you
live it. The Democrat that's their religion. So no matter what,
they're going right, and the Republicans they go, ah, you know,
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I don't like this guy. He didn't do this, and
they stay home. You can't blame them, but you can
blame them. So it infuriates me. If those stats are true,
and I don't know for sure that they are, but
it sounded like he knew what he was talking about.
Why would you go and reward these people for doing nothing.
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They went on vacation for the whole month of August
when they're all these individual bills for the budget have
to be done. They're only up to five or six,
there's twelve. The whole reason why they got rid of
Kevin McCarty is so they can individually bring these different
groups of the budget to be voted on, and and
and he sent them home for a month. When the
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whole when Trump almost got assassinated, the whole country's burning,
they switched out, like under the in broad daylight, right
under our noses. They just said, you know what, forget
the millions of people that voted for Joe. We don't
like him anymore. He's old, he's dumb. We're just gonna
put a mellerin. And people went, oh, okay. You know
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the ones that's few democracy. Every day of their lives,
they just break every rule, They get away with everything.
And the Republicans go, that wasn't why we have a constitution.
Wan wan wam. I'm so sick. I hate them, and
you know, I hate Democrats, but I really hate Republicans
more sometimes because they're useless. Trump is only going to
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be around for four more years. What happened Jeff when
he's not on the head of the ticket anymore, Well at.
Speaker 1 (23:02):
LISTA, to be honest, and I think that's why he
chose JD Vance. I think he sees JD as his
heir apparent. And I've got to say, JD. I don't
know if you've been following on the campaign trail, he
has been incredible. I mean, the media doesn't want to
report what he says because he's destroying them day after
day after day. And I can't wait for the debate
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between JD and you know, tampon Tim. He is going
to annihilate Tim Waltz. He is going to dismantle him.
He's gonna tear him apart, Limb from limb, so you know,
and you know, Trump talked about this a little bit yesterday.
It was one of the most moving parts of his
press conference. I thought, by the way, it was genius
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on the part of Trump. Genius when he brought out
cereal boxes and fruit. He brought out apples and bananas
and vegetables, you know, right beside him as a prop
and he's saying, look how much this has gone up
under Biden. Look how much this has gone up under Biden.
Look how much this has gone up under Biden. And
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the press court didn't know what to do. They didn't
know what to do. But there was one point in fact,
I want to play it if you don't mind, Lisa,
since you're talking about you know you believe in God,
and you don't go to church on Sunday, but you
know you believe in God. And listen to Trump because
I think in many ways it's driving him in this election,
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and it's I believe it's why he chose jd Vance.
So he's giving this presser in New Jersey and he's asked,
you know, point blank, you're talking about what happened on
that fateful day in Butler and how you believe it
was a miracle that you survived. Listen to Trump because
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when you listen to him now describe what happened, you
really realize it was a miracle that by all intents
and purposes, he should be dead now. And he believes
he was saved by God. And the reporter says, well,
why did God save you? Listen to Trump's response, Roll
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cut five, Mike.
Speaker 6 (25:15):
That particular graph that was a graph on as you
all know now that it's very I think everyone knows
it very well. But it showed the great numbers on
illegal immigration. It was the lowest point we've ever had,
and it was one that I used less than twenty
percent of the time. It's always at the end of
the speech, not at the beginning of the speech, and
it's always on the left side, not the right side.
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And yet for some reason I called it. It's not
on a teleprompter. I do things largely without a teleprompt,
diffrankly because it's hard to hold an audience if you're
going to go for an hour and a half or
two hours read reading a script. And I just talked
about it, and I moved to my right, turned sharply
to my right, ping, And if I didn't do that,
I'm not here with you.
Speaker 1 (25:57):
So yeah, God has something to do with it.
Speaker 6 (25:59):
It's a miracle, and God had something to do with it,
and maybe it's uh, we want to save the world,
and this world is going down.
Speaker 1 (26:08):
This world is going down. So now he's right when
he describes that day. And now I can't. I don't
want to play the full full cut because I don't want,
you know, play you a two three minute cut. But
he says, you know, my sons do some shooting, you know,
Eric and Don Junior. And because you know, and Trump
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is that was my initial reaction when I read about it.
One hundred and thirty yards away. I'm like, well that's
pretty far. And Trump said, look, I'm not a big shooter.
I don't know much about that. To me, one hundred
and thirty yards, you know, it's a football field and
a little bit more so I thought, that's that's pretty far.
He goes, No, my son said, no, one hundred and
thirty yards for shooting is nothing. It's the equivalent of
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a one foot putt. It's it's it should be. It's
a layup. It's easy. So the shooter who, by the
was a good shooter. The shooter trained that ranges. I
mean Thomas Crooks, you know, was was somebody who practiced
shooting often. And it was one hundred and thirty yards away,
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which is very close range. And he said, you know,
so I should have been dead. And I don't use this,
you know this graph often, And not only do I
not use it often. I usually do it at the
end of my speech, not at the beginning of my speech,
and always on my left. For some reason, that day
was on my right, and he goes, it wasn't part
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of my speech. I just, for whatever reason, decided on
the spots for the moment. Hey, look at the graph.
I want everybody to look at this chart. And that's
when I turned my head and it was at that
very split millisecond that I turned my head as he
put it ping. The bullet came and it tore my
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top of my ear off. Had I not turned, would
have hit me right in the head, I'd be dead.
I'd be dead. And so asked, well, what was it
all about? And you know, he said, to save the world,
to save America. And by saving America, you save the world. Now,
the only reason why I'm mentioning all this is if
you noticed he picked JD Vance after the assassination attempt.
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And I believe the reason why he faced his own mortality.
He stared death in the face and he realized two things.
A I'm very lucky to be alive. God saved me,
and he saved me for one specific mission and purpose,
and that is to save this country. But the other thing,
and I know this because I've had several near death experiences.
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Nothing clears your mind more than a near death experience.
Nothing makes you think about you know, you're going to die,
it's inevitable, we're all going to die. You're going to die.
And what's going to come after me? That's right away
that comes to your mind. What am I leaving behind
who's gonna come after me? And that's when he made
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the decision to pick JD. Vance He could have gone
with Rubio, he could have gone with Doug Burgham, he
could have gone with other candidates. He went with JD
because JD, when it comes to these core MAGA principles,
these America First values and beliefs, is the one that's
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closest to Trump. And so he looks at JD as
the next generation. You say, after his four years, where
do we go? Trump is saying, it's gonna be JD.
We're going to go four with Trump, eight with JD.
It's going to be twelve years of Magar rule. Now,
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what they can't do to JD, and now I'm going
to come right back to you, Lisa, is that they're
able to do with Trump. JD is not a street
fighter the way Trump is. He doesn't have these sharp
elbows the way Trump does. He doesn't get into the
you know, into the name calling and the insults back
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and forth. It's a different style than Trump. Trump is
a bit more of a brawler. JD is more polished.
He's very articulate, very well spoken. So it's a he's
you know a little more polished, as I said, but
they both say the same thing. They're not going to
be able to tag JD. With some of the attacks
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that they've been able to use against Trump. And with
four years under Trump's tutelage, four years as vice president,
with that kind of experience, and with the record that
he's going to have in four years, I think JD.
Vance is going to be a political superstar. I mean,
I could be wrong. I'm just giving you my honest opinion.
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I think we're not just staring at four years of Trump.
We're staring at twelve years. And they know it. They
know it, and that's why the going to do everything
in their power to steal this election. Because this is
not about the next four years. This is going to
be a generational change, a political realignment like the New
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Deal that's going to change this country I think forever.
That's the significance of the Trump Vance ticket. And I
believe that's why they're going to try to kill him.
I believe the Secret Service is in on it. I
think it's pretty obvious the Left is going to stop
at nothing to assassinate Trump and or they're going to
(31:35):
jail him with Judge Murchan in about a month. Either
he's going behind bars or they're going to try to
They're going to try to finish what they started in Butler.
And that's why I've said to Trump many times now
and his people, he's got to watch his back. Don't
trust the Secret Service. And when you find out they're
(31:57):
breastfeeding and abandoning their I mean, come on, why don't
you just put up a knee on sign kill him?
I mean really, so, no, Trump is right. This is
the final battle. One side will be standing victorious. The
other side will be completely defeated. That's why we have
(32:21):
to win. Final word to.
Speaker 4 (32:23):
You, Lisa, agree with everything you said. The only thing
that I will say is there will never be another Trump.
So I believe me. You and I have been talking
about this for years. There had to be four more
years of Trump full in the china shop, and there
had to be somebody to pick up the torch. And
(32:45):
I agree with that wholeheartedly. I said to my kids
after he got shot, just so you guys know, if
I was Theiah, I was jumping on top of him
to save his life. And my daughter said, why would
you do that? I said, because I can't save the world.
He can, and that would be my last gift to you.
(33:07):
And my daughter looked at me and said, you're serious.
I said, damn straight. My body would have been right
on top of him.
Speaker 5 (33:15):
Because I do.
Speaker 4 (33:16):
This, I talk to you, I invest these hours, I volunteer,
I donate for them. I'm sixty, Jeff. I can live
with whatever they throw at me for the next twenty years.
My kids are on this earth, God willing for another
sixty five. We don't get back in there in November,
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I will spend the rest of my life worrying about
what these kids will grow up in.
Speaker 1 (33:45):
You know, it's amazing, Lisa, how you and I are
so simpatico. It's just, and I've noticed that with many
people in this audience. I'm like, it's almost like you
finish my thoughts. Really, I can't tell you now here
last night, you know, I don't want to give you
my whole life story. But last night I was up
till midnight, finished my show prep. I'm ready, and I'm
just thinking about my two children. I'm thinking about Ashton,
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Ava and all I'm thinking. But Grace is asleep. I'm
lying beside her in bed, and I'm thinking this election
is about them. I'm thinking we'll survive. It'll be very hard,
but I know, Grace and I will survive. I'll make
it somehow, we'll make it. But I go, my Ashton's fourteen,
My Eva is going to be twelve, you know whatever,
(34:30):
and in a couple weeks in September, and they don't
have a future. They don't have a future. This is
for my children, This is for our children, our grandchildren,
and to me, that's what this race is all about.
And Lisa, thank you very very much for that call,
you know, and that's why I'm like, I do it
for you. To the kids, I go, I'm telling you,
(34:52):
I'm doing all this for you now to show you
the kind of world that our children that we're going
to inherit. Kay, you need to hear this, so and
I promise I'll go back to the phone lines, but
you need to hear it because it's now been officially confirmed.
So there were leaks last night about what would be
in our economic plan. This is now officially what she
is going to unveil later today. Kamala Harris and Tim Waltz,
(35:16):
this is what they're going to unveil today. This is
going to be their official economic policy agenda later today
in North Carolina. At the heart of the agenda, because
they want to make it seem now they care for
middle working class people and they have to lower inflation
and the cost of living. So what is their solution, literally,
(35:42):
Soviet style price controls. This has never been proposed in
this country, frankly, has never been proposed in any other
Western country. It's this is a purely communist proposal. So
here is now what she's going to be proposing. She
is going to empower the Federal Trade Commission. It's going
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to be almost like a centrally administered, as I said,
Soviet style or Communist style price control system, in which
they're going to have national price controls on food. They
want national controls on rent, which is going to wreck housing.
You think housing is expensive, now wait till they start
(36:26):
imposing rent control. Who the hell would want to build
a home? Who wants to build an apartment building when
you can't make any money? Well, what they're going to
do now is they're going to take this insane model
and now apply it to food. And here's what they're
gonna do. They are now going to go after corporations
and grocery stores, all corporations that you make food or
(36:49):
process food, or you name it whatever, meat processors I
don't know, say craft and macaroni and cheese as an example,
Mac and cheese. So they're going to go after these
big food corporations and these grocery stores, and they're gonna
claim that they're engaging in price fixing or price gouging,
(37:11):
and they're gonna find them massive fines if they believe
that the price has gone up too high. Now, if
you know anything about price controls, first of all, it's illegal.
What they're proposing is unconstitutional. It is completely and utterly illegal. Illegal, Okay,
(37:32):
but let that go. Let that go. What they're gonna
do now is gonna lead to a direct food shortage
because the as anybody with half a brain knows, grocery
stores and these food corporations take mac and cheese, okay
as an example, their profit margin is very small. It's
(37:57):
a couple percent. You know, you go to Open Shop
or Shaws or Market Basket or Big Y or for
people listening around the country, I don't know, Kroger's or
you know, there's others. The profit margin of every grocery
store is razor thin. They don't want to raise prices
because then they lose customers. If they lose customers, they
(38:20):
go out of business. If they start getting fined, what
do you think is gonna happen? They're gonna say forget it.
If I can't make even eke out a small profit,
what's gonna happen. You're not gonna keep the grocery store open,
or you're not gonna produce pork, or you're not gonna
(38:42):
produce chicken. You think chicken farmers are getting rich, their
profit margin very small. Craft mac and cheese the profit
margin very small. So what's gonna start happening? And this
is what happens every time you impose price controls. It
leads to massive shortages. Why well, why should I work
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for free
Six seven two six six sixty eight sixty eight is
the number. Okay, this is incredible. You're not gonna believe
me because this is so outrageous. You're gonna say, come on, Jeeff, Jeff, Jeff,
there's no way this is true. This is a spoof
(00:20):
on your part. This is just you. You're, you're, you're,
you're making fun of Kamala and Tim Waltz, Tampon Tim,
and this is all make believe. No, I'm telling you.
So here is now the absolute latest. This broke maybe
what twelve hours ago. So as you know, Kamala Harris
(00:42):
call me Kamala and Tampon Tim. They do not want
to sit down for an interview with any journalist reporter,
no matter how friendly. But they decided to interview themselves,
and so they've released this cringe video of the two
(01:02):
of them. And you could tell by the way they
have no chemistry whatsoever together. You can clearly see they
don't know each other from a hole in the wall.
They don't connect. There's nothing linking these two. Okay, but
let that go. They're sitting around the table with a
glass of water each Hey, that's it. So they have
(01:24):
a glass of water in front of them. They're sitting
around the round table and they're just talking with one another. Listen,
this is them, and I think they're trying to portray
themselves as sort of the underdogs, and they're going on
about coach Waltz and this is like a football game.
(01:45):
We're all caught twenty Mike halftime in America.
Speaker 2 (01:50):
We're touchdown down, and I kind of like the idea
of being a little bit behind them.
Speaker 3 (01:54):
Well, I'm looking at coach walls right now, I'm looking
at coach walls.
Speaker 1 (02:00):
I'm looking at coach mounds. I'm looking at I like
being behind. Yeah, I know everybody likes being behind. Uh
you bs or you how you liar you? Okay, anyway,
it's a clown show. But it's more than a clown show.
It doesn't just show you how pathetic these two people are,
(02:22):
and they really are pathetic. It's how nakedly racist the
video is. And that's why I said in the last segment,
and I want to repeat it. This should be a
major scandal. I think it will be. If it's not,
it should become a major scandal. This is naked racist.
(02:49):
There's no other way to put it. So they're trying
this phony. They're ordinary people. They want to connect with
ordinary people. So they're going on about talking and they're
going on about how they like tacos. And listen, now,
you wouldn't believe it if I told you this is
(03:11):
Kamala and Waltz about tacos and so called white guy tacos.
Roll cut twenty one. Mike, like, I have white guy tacos.
Speaker 2 (03:25):
And pretty much ground beef and Cheese's okay, here's the deal. No,
they said to be careful and let her know this
that black pepper is the top of the spice level
in Minnesota.
Speaker 3 (03:40):
You know, I'm the first vice president I believe who
has ever grown chili peppers.
Speaker 1 (03:45):
Trying to expand my food knowledge.
Speaker 4 (03:48):
You know, we've got some canaloges.
Speaker 3 (03:49):
You'll be fine.
Speaker 1 (03:50):
Yeah, he has some candal homes and that don't be fine.
White guy tacos. I'm sorry, when is that? Is that
tuna in mao? What?
Speaker 4 (04:07):
What?
Speaker 1 (04:09):
And then he's like, no, no, this is just like,
you know, beef and cheese. That's all. It is beef
and cheese. And you know, in Minnesota where I'm from,
you know, black pepper, that's it. That's it. We don't
go higher spice than black pepper, because you know, I'm
a white guy and we white guys, we just we
can't handle spices, you know how we white people are. Uh,
(04:31):
it's just tuna and mayo and a little bit of
black pepper if we're lucky. When I first heard it,
I said, is this a joke? Is this a spoof?
Is this artificial intelligence?
Speaker 5 (04:46):
Like?
Speaker 1 (04:46):
Is this some kind of an AI caricature of these
two woke clowns and they're anti white racism? Now can
you flip it? If I talked to out African Americans, say,
or if they talk or say Trump and JD. Vans,
let's do it this way, Trump and JD. Vance. Hey,
(05:08):
we're gonna do a video. We're gonna interview ourselves. What
kind of food you're like? Blah blah blah blah. Oh
can tell oh fried chicken and watermelon? Aw? Can you
believe it was black people food? Can you imagine the racism,
the cries of racism, you know, or whatever going on
(05:33):
about stereotyping Latinos and what they eat tuna and mayonnaise.
And then I thought of must spicey this week and
got his black pepper. He's also a liar. He's also
a liar. You want to talk again? This guy is
a pathological liar. He lies all the time. He can't
(05:56):
stop himself. How do we know this because A Waltz
has his own recipe recipes of tacos that he's released.
He brags about it. In fact, he released one what
is it? A week ago and one of his famous
is his turkey taco tat hot dish. I'm gonna just
(06:18):
read to you he's bragging about it on X quote.
I don't know, people, I make a pretty mean hot dish.
Check out my award winning recipe for turkey taco tat
hot dish. What do you think it has? Paprika, chili powder,
onion powder, garlic powder. I mean a thing will blow
(06:41):
your tongue off. It's like one of those you know,
five alarm chilies, Like you're eating, you're like get a
fire extinguisher forget water. And he's doing the whole, the stereotype,
the whole. Yeah, you know, we don't have taste buds.
We're white guys. Yeah, we can't handle spies. We're white guys. Yeah.
(07:07):
All we eat is tune and mayo and white bread
or white guys, you know how we are. By the way,
just so that people know white Europeans, I don't know
Greek food, French food, Italian food, Portuguese food, Central Eastern
(07:27):
European food. They use a ton of paprika. Six one
seven two six six sixty eight sixty eight is the number. Okay,
I want to play the cut one more time, and
I want to get your reaction, all of you here
in Cooner country. Uh, if you think that Kamala Harris
is a racist, or if to be more specific, if
(07:49):
this is not a blatantly racist comment, roll cut twenty one. Mike, like,
I have white.
Speaker 2 (07:56):
Guy tacos and man not what he do pretty much
ground beef and cheese. Here's the deal. No, they said
to be careful and let her know this that black pepper.
Speaker 1 (08:10):
Is the top of the spice level in Minnesota.
Speaker 3 (08:12):
You know, I'm the first vice president I believe who
has ever grown chili peppers.
Speaker 1 (08:17):
Trying to expand my knowledge. You know, we've got some canaloges.
Speaker 3 (08:21):
You'll be fine.
Speaker 1 (08:25):
I mean, the whole thing is I mean, it's really
I mean, honestly, now, let me ask you, Okay, what
if he turned around and said to her well, you know,
you're half Indian, half black, you know whatever, Well, you
must like fried chicken and watermelon. What do you think
the response would be, They'd be shouting racism from the rooftops.
(08:49):
People say it's blatantly racist. So if it's blatantly racist
to say that, you know you will, because of your
skin color, you must like certain food, how is it
not racist for Kamala to be doing the exact same
thing regarding this ridiculous video with her in tampon, Tim
Tim Waltz, you know this may come as a shock.
(09:11):
A lot of white people don't like tune and mayonnaise,
and a lot of white guys don't like tune and mayonnaise. Frankly,
I don't care for mayonnaise at all. I can't stand mayonnaise.
Tuna I can stomach. I'll have it once in a
blue moon. But really, I you know, I don't know
what that is? A white guy taco? I mean, is
(09:31):
there a black guy taco? Wit? Is there an Asian
guy taco? Now? Okay, there's this, but hold on, here's
another one. That's what I mean. You see, she was
fine as long as she was hiding in the basement,
But Now this is why I led the show with this.
I go starting from yesterday. Her numbers now are gonna
(09:55):
relentlessly start dropping. She's just by the way veiled her
economic plan. She's going to give a speech. But we
actually now have the plan and it's exactly what we
all thought. And I'm going to talk about this a
little bit later in the show. So she's now going
to unveil her economic plan, bad idea. Now she's interviewing
herself or they're interviewing each other. She's opening her mouth.
(10:19):
See the moment she opens her mouth, she's in big trouble.
And he's also I mean he's not smart as well.
But this one ay yea, yay. Now they're going from food,
white guy tacos to now music. Now, remember her husband
is white, he's Jewish, he's a white guy. It's very important.
(10:41):
Why here it is you're talking music. Tim Waltz Kamala
Harris World Cut twenty three B Mike.
Speaker 3 (10:50):
My husband, Doug and I I'm more of a hip
hop girl. He's more of Depeche Mode.
Speaker 1 (10:56):
Oh yeah, I'm about to say yes of course, of course.
Speaker 3 (11:01):
But Prince, you know, in the Venn diagram of things, Prince,
he and I love the same because, I mean, talk
about how Prince was with that guitar. Man. I almost
know by heart every one of those songs.
Speaker 1 (11:12):
I feel like a trip to Paisley Park is going
to happen here if so, she goes on about, you know,
her husband likes to page Mode, and she's like, well,
I'm sure you like that kind of music too. Why
because you're you know, the implication is clear. My husband's white.
(11:32):
You're white, so of course you guys would like to
paye mode like in other words, white people like the
same music. Now again, let's flip it. Well, I figure, hey,
you're black, you must love her up right, he must
love hip hop? Right, I mean, two black people, you
(11:54):
must love hip hop jay z I bet you all
love jay z H. What do you think? What do
you think the reaction would be? Well, you think just
because two people are black, they have to like the
same music. By the way, I can't stand the page Mode.
I can't stand them. I can't stand them, can't stand
(12:15):
Prince either. But let that go. Okay, so what are
you talking about? I don't like a tune and mayonnaise,
I don't. I'm serious. I like spicy food. My mother
put paprika. She was from you know, Central Europe, from Croatia.
So yeah, they put paprika on everything. I love paprika there.
(12:36):
My wife is Italian, she put spices on everything. Well,
I love it. So what are you talking about? The
woman is a woke leftist, which means she's an anti
white racist. That's what wokeism essentially is. DEI is just
(12:57):
a nice way of saying anti white bigotry. That's what
it really means, anti white men in particular, but anti
white in general. So I got to ask the question,
if you said black guy tacos, you don't think people
would be screaming racism. If Trump and jd. Vance were
(13:20):
talking like this, or if they said, well, hey, this
guy's block. He must love that music. He must love
hip hoper rap because he's black. Well he's block, he
must love fried chicken and watermelon. Right, they would be finished, finished, finished,
(13:41):
she opens her mouth. You gotta see the whole video.
It is so cringe worthy. They're so phony. There's such
a bunch of obvious frauds that when you look at it,
you're like, you're trying to relate to ordinary people and
it's obvious. You just you can't because you're both you
want to talk about weird, you're both so freaking weird.
(14:05):
But what suffuses the whole thing is the bigotry and
how this guy is setting himself up. Always Tim Wallas,
remember he after the twenty twenty riots in Minnesota, he
literally apologized for being white, saidond quote his words, I'm ashamed.
I'm ashamed that I'm white. I'm ashamed that my father
was white. I'm ashamed that my mother was white. Almost
(14:29):
practically looking at his arm, like his skin, like God,
why did you give me this skin color? This guy,
he's a sick, self loathing liberal, and she's playing right
into it, right into it. So I'm telling you this
(14:49):
video that they're introducing themselves is going to be a disaster.
It's a disaster. And you combine that with now her
economic plan that she's going to and veil today, her
numbers start going down starting right now. So I want
to ask all of you, is Kamala Harris a racist?
(15:13):
Is this video a racist video? Six one seven two
six six sixty eight sixty eight, And to everybody out
there who happens to be white or especially white, guys,
tell me, can you explain to me what a white
guy taco is? Apparently all you white guys, all of
(15:34):
us white guys, apparently we all love tuna and maynaise,
according to Kamala and pepper is the strongest thing we
can take. Six one seven two six six sixty eight
sixty eight Jay in Springfield, Thanks for holding Jay, and welcome.
Speaker 5 (15:52):
Good morning, Jeff. I think sandyotad that bumper song as
that bumper song, the Who song? Have you seen the
real Me? I think that'd be a good one. I've
been on hold. So this is an older subject, but
just as insane.
Speaker 1 (16:04):
Go ahead, go ahead, no line.
Speaker 5 (16:07):
There's a movement called the lo Leshie League. My wife's
hairdresser has respectively three children, four, six, and eight. And
I don't know what the cap is, but the Blalushia
League believes in that to keep your kids really, really healthy,
they should be breastfed as long as possible. And they
are all still being breasted. I don't know what they
do when they go to school, but I know for
(16:28):
a fact that's their meal at breakfast and dinner time.
Speaker 1 (16:33):
No, come on, you're kidding.
Speaker 5 (16:37):
She's a strong, strong proponent of it, and I don't
know money details otherwise what she just talks my wife's
ear off on how she should have breastfed her children
longer and my children and her twenties now.
Speaker 1 (16:51):
But still Lisa in new Sorry before I get to Lisa,
forgive me Jay in Springfield. Jay, you were talking about
this movement among a certain group of women to breastfeed
even when the kids are going to school, because they
believe breastfeeding is the healthiest way to feed your child.
(17:13):
And they feed him for breakfast and they feed him
for dinner, and I'm just curious, Jay, when do they
stop breastfeeding their children? I mean I was at like
five years old, six, eight, ten, twelve years old. When
do they stop with this movement that you're talking about? Jay?
Speaker 5 (17:34):
No, No, I know. It's called the Lalshie League and
it's been in at least twenty year or the woman
had told my wife, And like I said, the oldest
child is eight. So I don't know what the captains
or how long they do it for. But it's called
the l'leshi League, and perhaps Sandy could check it d it.
I know it's crazy, but I mean we're talking about
some insane things. Today. I mean, it's been one of
those days with what you've been talking.
Speaker 1 (17:55):
About, Sandy says the Jay. Sandy says, it's pronounced leche.
Forgive me leche. It's the Leche league. She says, that's
how it And she says, usually they stop at about
eight to nine.
Speaker 5 (18:11):
Years old, right, I mean the kid is eight, the oldest.
Speaker 1 (18:16):
One, and he's still breastfeeding.
Speaker 5 (18:19):
Yes, he is. Yes for to getting home.
Speaker 1 (18:26):
Holy Shimoli, I mean, Jay, I don't know what to
say anymore. Jay, thank you very very much for that call.
I really appreciate it.
Speaker 5 (18:38):
You know.
Speaker 1 (18:38):
And soon it'll be ten, and then it'll be twelve,
and then it'll be fourteen, it'll be sixteen, then the kids.
You know, he has to come back. You know, he
can't go away to college because he's got to come
home for dinner every night, you know, and breastfeeding, breastfeed
his mom, you know, breast feet off his mom. I mean,
(18:59):
I ay, yea yay. Lisa in New Hampshire, Thanks for
holding Lisa, and welcome.
Speaker 4 (19:09):
Hi guys. I'm not commenting on that. It's just I'm
just gonna.
Speaker 1 (19:15):
Seriously, Lisa, are we living in a looney bin or
what I mean, ay ya, yay, breastfeeding till eight nine
years old. I mean, why stop? But anyway, I'm sorry,
keep going, Lisa.
Speaker 4 (19:33):
My grandfather's famous last words, it takes all kinds of
people to make the world go round. And I'll just
leave it at that. So I was calling because of
the Caller of the Weak, because I heard him when
he came on, and I was like literally screaming up
the phone, and I just wanted to say, I hope.
Speaker 5 (19:53):
People are listening.
Speaker 4 (19:55):
The reason why Republicans don't vote is because the Republicans say,
vote for a useless and they did nothing from twenty
twenty when they you know, they finally got the run
of House and they did nothing, and you cannot reward them.
But on the other hand, by not rewarding them, you.
Speaker 5 (20:17):
Get what we got.
Speaker 4 (20:19):
So even though I would never ever vote for another
Republican representative again, you have to go and vote because
the alternative is this the huge budget. You know, every
single thing that the Democrats want they get. They were
never willing to shut the government down. They were never
willing to lead by the purse and preton and do
(20:42):
what needed to be done. We've been going over this Jeff,
for how many years? You and I spineless jellyfish. And
when you don't have an incentive to get off your
butt and go, then they don't go. The Democrats, it's
their religion. So if you're a Holy rolla and I
(21:03):
believe in God, but I don't go to church, I
wish I did, but I just I don't. But when
you are religious, you go to church every Sunday, sometimes
on Wednesdays. You preach the Gospel, you believe it, you
live it. The Democrat that's their religion. So no matter what,
they're going right, and the Republicans they go, ah, you know,
(21:24):
I don't like this guy. He didn't do this, and
they stay home. You can't blame them, but you can
blame them. So it infuriates me. If those stats are true,
and I don't know for sure that they are, but
it sounded like he knew what he was talking about.
Why would you go and reward these people for doing nothing.
(21:46):
They went on vacation for the whole month of August
when they're all these individual bills for the budget have
to be done. They're only up to five or six,
there's twelve. The whole reason why they got rid of
Kevin McCarty is so they can individually bring these different
groups of the budget to be voted on, and and
and he sent them home for a month. When the
(22:07):
whole when Trump almost got assassinated, the whole country's burning,
they switched out, like under the in broad daylight, right
under our noses. They just said, you know what, forget
the millions of people that voted for Joe. We don't
like him anymore. He's old, he's dumb. We're just gonna
put a mellerin. And people went, oh, okay. You know
(22:28):
the ones that's few democracy. Every day of their lives,
they just break every rule, They get away with everything.
And the Republicans go, that wasn't why we have a constitution.
Wan wan wam. I'm so sick. I hate them, and
you know, I hate Democrats, but I really hate Republicans
more sometimes because they're useless. Trump is only going to
(22:52):
be around for four more years. What happened Jeff when
he's not on the head of the ticket anymore, Well at.
Speaker 1 (23:02):
LISTA, to be honest, and I think that's why he
chose JD Vance. I think he sees JD as his
heir apparent. And I've got to say, JD. I don't
know if you've been following on the campaign trail, he
has been incredible. I mean, the media doesn't want to
report what he says because he's destroying them day after
day after day. And I can't wait for the debate
(23:24):
between JD and you know, tampon Tim. He is going
to annihilate Tim Waltz. He is going to dismantle him.
He's gonna tear him apart, Limb from limb, so you know,
and you know, Trump talked about this a little bit yesterday.
It was one of the most moving parts of his
press conference. I thought, by the way, it was genius
(23:46):
on the part of Trump. Genius when he brought out
cereal boxes and fruit. He brought out apples and bananas
and vegetables, you know, right beside him as a prop
and he's saying, look how much this has gone up
under Biden. Look how much this has gone up under Biden.
Look how much this has gone up under Biden. And
(24:06):
the press court didn't know what to do. They didn't
know what to do. But there was one point in fact,
I want to play it if you don't mind, Lisa,
since you're talking about you know you believe in God,
and you don't go to church on Sunday, but you
know you believe in God. And listen to Trump because
I think in many ways it's driving him in this election,
(24:26):
and it's I believe it's why he chose jd Vance.
So he's giving this presser in New Jersey and he's asked,
you know, point blank, you're talking about what happened on
that fateful day in Butler and how you believe it
was a miracle that you survived. Listen to Trump because
(24:47):
when you listen to him now describe what happened, you
really realize it was a miracle that by all intents
and purposes, he should be dead now. And he believes
he was saved by God. And the reporter says, well,
why did God save you? Listen to Trump's response, Roll
(25:09):
cut five, Mike.
Speaker 6 (25:15):
That particular graph that was a graph on as you
all know now that it's very I think everyone knows
it very well. But it showed the great numbers on
illegal immigration. It was the lowest point we've ever had,
and it was one that I used less than twenty
percent of the time. It's always at the end of
the speech, not at the beginning of the speech, and
it's always on the left side, not the right side.
(25:36):
And yet for some reason I called it. It's not
on a teleprompter. I do things largely without a teleprompt,
diffrankly because it's hard to hold an audience if you're
going to go for an hour and a half or
two hours read reading a script. And I just talked
about it, and I moved to my right, turned sharply
to my right, ping, And if I didn't do that,
I'm not here with you.
Speaker 1 (25:57):
So yeah, God has something to do with it.
Speaker 6 (25:59):
It's a miracle, and God had something to do with it,
and maybe it's uh, we want to save the world,
and this world is going down.
Speaker 1 (26:08):
This world is going down. So now he's right when
he describes that day. And now I can't. I don't
want to play the full full cut because I don't want,
you know, play you a two three minute cut. But
he says, you know, my sons do some shooting, you know,
Eric and Don Junior. And because you know, and Trump
(26:28):
is that was my initial reaction when I read about it.
One hundred and thirty yards away. I'm like, well that's
pretty far. And Trump said, look, I'm not a big shooter.
I don't know much about that. To me, one hundred
and thirty yards, you know, it's a football field and
a little bit more so I thought, that's that's pretty far.
He goes, No, my son said, no, one hundred and
thirty yards for shooting is nothing. It's the equivalent of
(26:50):
a one foot putt. It's it's it should be. It's
a layup. It's easy. So the shooter who, by the
was a good shooter. The shooter trained that ranges. I
mean Thomas Crooks, you know, was was somebody who practiced
shooting often. And it was one hundred and thirty yards away,
(27:10):
which is very close range. And he said, you know,
so I should have been dead. And I don't use this,
you know this graph often, And not only do I
not use it often. I usually do it at the
end of my speech, not at the beginning of my speech,
and always on my left. For some reason, that day
was on my right, and he goes, it wasn't part
(27:33):
of my speech. I just, for whatever reason, decided on
the spots for the moment. Hey, look at the graph.
I want everybody to look at this chart. And that's
when I turned my head and it was at that
very split millisecond that I turned my head as he
put it ping. The bullet came and it tore my
(27:56):
top of my ear off. Had I not turned, would
have hit me right in the head, I'd be dead.
I'd be dead. And so asked, well, what was it
all about? And you know, he said, to save the world,
to save America. And by saving America, you save the world. Now,
the only reason why I'm mentioning all this is if
you noticed he picked JD Vance after the assassination attempt.
(28:21):
And I believe the reason why he faced his own mortality.
He stared death in the face and he realized two things.
A I'm very lucky to be alive. God saved me,
and he saved me for one specific mission and purpose,
and that is to save this country. But the other thing,
and I know this because I've had several near death experiences.
(28:43):
Nothing clears your mind more than a near death experience.
Nothing makes you think about you know, you're going to die,
it's inevitable, we're all going to die. You're going to die.
And what's going to come after me? That's right away
that comes to your mind. What am I leaving behind
who's gonna come after me? And that's when he made
(29:04):
the decision to pick JD. Vance He could have gone
with Rubio, he could have gone with Doug Burgham, he
could have gone with other candidates. He went with JD
because JD, when it comes to these core MAGA principles,
these America First values and beliefs, is the one that's
(29:25):
closest to Trump. And so he looks at JD as
the next generation. You say, after his four years, where
do we go? Trump is saying, it's gonna be JD.
We're going to go four with Trump, eight with JD.
It's going to be twelve years of Magar rule. Now,
(29:45):
what they can't do to JD, and now I'm going
to come right back to you, Lisa, is that they're
able to do with Trump. JD is not a street
fighter the way Trump is. He doesn't have these sharp
elbows the way Trump does. He doesn't get into the
you know, into the name calling and the insults back
(30:06):
and forth. It's a different style than Trump. Trump is
a bit more of a brawler. JD is more polished.
He's very articulate, very well spoken. So it's a he's
you know a little more polished, as I said, but
they both say the same thing. They're not going to
be able to tag JD. With some of the attacks
(30:30):
that they've been able to use against Trump. And with
four years under Trump's tutelage, four years as vice president,
with that kind of experience, and with the record that
he's going to have in four years, I think JD.
Vance is going to be a political superstar. I mean,
I could be wrong. I'm just giving you my honest opinion.
(30:50):
I think we're not just staring at four years of Trump.
We're staring at twelve years. And they know it. They
know it, and that's why the going to do everything
in their power to steal this election. Because this is
not about the next four years. This is going to
be a generational change, a political realignment like the New
(31:12):
Deal that's going to change this country I think forever.
That's the significance of the Trump Vance ticket. And I
believe that's why they're going to try to kill him.
I believe the Secret Service is in on it. I
think it's pretty obvious the Left is going to stop
at nothing to assassinate Trump and or they're going to
(31:35):
jail him with Judge Murchan in about a month. Either
he's going behind bars or they're going to try to
They're going to try to finish what they started in Butler.
And that's why I've said to Trump many times now
and his people, he's got to watch his back. Don't
trust the Secret Service. And when you find out they're
(31:57):
breastfeeding and abandoning their I mean, come on, why don't
you just put up a knee on sign kill him?
I mean really, so, no, Trump is right. This is
the final battle. One side will be standing victorious. The
other side will be completely defeated. That's why we have
(32:21):
to win. Final word to.
Speaker 4 (32:23):
You, Lisa, agree with everything you said. The only thing
that I will say is there will never be another Trump.
So I believe me. You and I have been talking
about this for years. There had to be four more
years of Trump full in the china shop, and there
had to be somebody to pick up the torch. And
(32:45):
I agree with that wholeheartedly. I said to my kids
after he got shot, just so you guys know, if
I was Theiah, I was jumping on top of him
to save his life. And my daughter said, why would
you do that? I said, because I can't save the world.
He can, and that would be my last gift to you.
(33:07):
And my daughter looked at me and said, you're serious.
I said, damn straight. My body would have been right
on top of him.
Speaker 5 (33:15):
Because I do.
Speaker 4 (33:16):
This, I talk to you, I invest these hours, I volunteer,
I donate for them. I'm sixty, Jeff. I can live
with whatever they throw at me for the next twenty years.
My kids are on this earth, God willing for another
sixty five. We don't get back in there in November,
(33:37):
I will spend the rest of my life worrying about
what these kids will grow up in.
Speaker 1 (33:45):
You know, it's amazing, Lisa, how you and I are
so simpatico. It's just, and I've noticed that with many
people in this audience. I'm like, it's almost like you
finish my thoughts. Really, I can't tell you now here
last night, you know, I don't want to give you
my whole life story. But last night I was up
till midnight, finished my show prep. I'm ready, and I'm
just thinking about my two children. I'm thinking about Ashton,
(34:09):
Ava and all I'm thinking. But Grace is asleep. I'm
lying beside her in bed, and I'm thinking this election
is about them. I'm thinking we'll survive. It'll be very hard,
but I know, Grace and I will survive. I'll make
it somehow, we'll make it. But I go, my Ashton's fourteen,
My Eva is going to be twelve, you know whatever,
(34:30):
and in a couple weeks in September, and they don't
have a future. They don't have a future. This is
for my children, This is for our children, our grandchildren,
and to me, that's what this race is all about.
And Lisa, thank you very very much for that call,
you know, and that's why I'm like, I do it
for you. To the kids, I go, I'm telling you,
(34:52):
I'm doing all this for you now to show you
the kind of world that our children that we're going
to inherit. Kay, you need to hear this, so and
I promise I'll go back to the phone lines, but
you need to hear it because it's now been officially confirmed.
So there were leaks last night about what would be
in our economic plan. This is now officially what she
is going to unveil later today. Kamala Harris and Tim Waltz,
(35:16):
this is what they're going to unveil today. This is
going to be their official economic policy agenda later today
in North Carolina. At the heart of the agenda, because
they want to make it seem now they care for
middle working class people and they have to lower inflation
and the cost of living. So what is their solution, literally,
(35:42):
Soviet style price controls. This has never been proposed in
this country, frankly, has never been proposed in any other
Western country. It's this is a purely communist proposal. So
here is now what she's going to be proposing. She
is going to empower the Federal Trade Commission. It's going
(36:05):
to be almost like a centrally administered, as I said,
Soviet style or Communist style price control system, in which
they're going to have national price controls on food. They
want national controls on rent, which is going to wreck housing.
You think housing is expensive, now wait till they start
(36:26):
imposing rent control. Who the hell would want to build
a home? Who wants to build an apartment building when
you can't make any money? Well, what they're going to
do now is they're going to take this insane model
and now apply it to food. And here's what they're
gonna do. They are now going to go after corporations
and grocery stores, all corporations that you make food or
(36:49):
process food, or you name it whatever, meat processors I
don't know, say craft and macaroni and cheese as an example,
Mac and cheese. So they're going to go after these
big food corporations and these grocery stores, and they're gonna
claim that they're engaging in price fixing or price gouging,
(37:11):
and they're gonna find them massive fines if they believe
that the price has gone up too high. Now, if
you know anything about price controls, first of all, it's illegal.
What they're proposing is unconstitutional. It is completely and utterly illegal. Illegal, Okay,
(37:32):
but let that go. Let that go. What they're gonna
do now is gonna lead to a direct food shortage
because the as anybody with half a brain knows, grocery
stores and these food corporations take mac and cheese, okay
as an example, their profit margin is very small. It's
(37:57):
a couple percent. You know, you go to Open Shop
or Shaws or Market Basket or Big Y or for
people listening around the country, I don't know, Kroger's or
you know, there's others. The profit margin of every grocery
store is razor thin. They don't want to raise prices
because then they lose customers. If they lose customers, they
(38:20):
go out of business. If they start getting fined, what
do you think is gonna happen? They're gonna say forget it.
If I can't make even eke out a small profit,
what's gonna happen. You're not gonna keep the grocery store open,
or you're not gonna produce pork, or you're not gonna
(38:42):
produce chicken. You think chicken farmers are getting rich, their
profit margin very small. Craft mac and cheese the profit
margin very small. So what's gonna start happening? And this
is what happens every time you impose price controls. It
leads to massive shortages. Why well, why should I work
(39:03):
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