Trump's renovation of the White House

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Speaker 1 (00:00):
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not mad about the White House renovations. You know who
else isn't mad? Everybody? Nobody is mad about this. It
is all performative outrage. Democrats are so full of crap.
We're gonna get into it. On a Stacked Deck episode
of Today's show, you talk about an embarrassment of radio richest.
Sean Duffy is the Transportation Secretary of the United States

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of America. He is the guy who followed up after
Pete Booty Judge Pete Booty judges pathetic, I'll say, but
he's not listening right now. We can call him names.
He's breastfeeding a baby or chest feeding or whatever he
calls it. Duffy's coming by to talk Shutdown. Brett Beher
has a tremendous book out about Teddy Roosevelt. Brett bear
is in the house and the crowd goes wild. The
president's daughter in law, Lara Trump is here to class

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to join up a little bit, and we're gonna hear
from my man Wesley Hunt. Have you noticed government officials
have some extra time to do radio right now because
the shutdown is keeping them kind of bored. That's true,
So we'll pick the pace up for them. Eighty eight
seven eight eight, nine, nine to one zero. If you
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a little chit chat about the White House and the
outrage and all the things that come with that. But
regardless of whether you agree with what I'm about to say,
you're all welcome to disagree. Be a part of the program.
I am not an activist. I am a talk show host.
I don't want to be in charge of how you vote.
I don't really want to be responsible for your political views.
You don't need to co sign mine. The only thing

(01:51):
you need to do, we say it every day. Be
a Republican, be a Democrat, just don't be a so guys,
everybody remembers Hillary Clinton, who was, of course the first
lady in the nineties. That's when the president didn't mind
if you took a knee, if you will. This is
not okay, different, it's a different world. But Hillary Clinton,

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the first lady who became the Secretary of State, who
then ran for president and thought it was her orn
gained right to be the forty fifth president of the
United States.

Speaker 2 (02:20):
Wrong.

Speaker 1 (02:20):
Well, she definitely thought so, so much so that she
had a fireworks barge up on the Hudson River on
the west side of Manhattan that she expected to set
off after being declared our first female president. If you remember,
they held a rally in the Jacob Javit Center, not
far from where I'm broadcasting, because its ceiling is entirely glass,

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and that was going to be the symbolism of Hillary
breaking the glass ceiling. Yep, except something funny happened during
the limo ride over, you know, something funny happened on
the way to the forum, Something silly happened on the
way to the Javit Center. And she's never really been

(03:03):
able to let go of it. So I don't doubt,
and I start with her that she might be the
one legitimate person mad that Trump is renovating the White House.
But anybody else reacting to this story is not bargaining
with you, and they're not bargaining with themselves in good
faith if they say it matters that Trump is renovating
the White House. Guys, multiple presidents in multiple parties have

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renovated the White House. Teddy Roosevelt's responsible for the modern
West Wing. Franklin Delano Roosevelt upgraded it in the thirties.
If you remember, Harry Truman in nineteen fifty two literally
gutted it to the studs like it was an HGTV show,
like there were two gay guys trying to flip the
White House. Hey, come on, throw on a card again.
There's a camera crew out front. Let's pretend we know

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how to swing hammers like they do on those shows.
And the point is, every single one of those renovations
happened without media outrage. JFK put in a swimming lane,
no media outrage. I mean, they didn't complain that much.
Back then. He was parading marilynd and Roe in and
out of the front door of the White House. I mean,
think about that. Although to this day, Marilyn Monroe does

(04:14):
not know who she got the seven year itch from.
Could have been Jack, could have been Bobby. We don't know.
She got a lot of miles on the old Chevy.
But JFK. No resistance to the bowling lane. Okay, if
you remember when to the swimming lane, when Nixon made
it a bowling lane. Nobody freaked out when Obama put
in a basketball hoop, Nobody freaked out when Bill Clinton
wanted to put in a stripper pull. Again, Hillary might
have freaked out. But does anybody actually care that Trump

(04:38):
is renovating the White House? It's all performative outrage. Guys,
understand that the next time the Democrats have a president,
should that ever happen the way the party's trending right now,
it won't, but it will. Okay, could take twelve years,
sixteen years, twenty year, I don't know. This could be
the seventies all over again, seventies into the early nineties.

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But the point being is when somebody winds up in
this White House as a Democrat, they're going to have
events there and they're going to take place in the ballroom,
and the media is not going to be like, hell, no,
can't go in that ballroom. This isn't outrage, This is
a discret they're not going to do that, okay, So
let me just give you some insight into why it's happening.

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And I'll also give you some better insight into why
they're attacking this and pushing back on it. And there's
an old problem the Democrats have had in politics for
the better part of I don't know, maybe the last
twenty years, you know, the identity politics era. It's a
lot easier for them to run on what you should
be mad at or who you should be mad at

(05:42):
than their actual ideas. That's a big issue for them.
Like if you remember in the twenty twenty election, Okay,
they didn't run on, we'll open up the border, let
twenty one million people in and make you pay the bill. Okay.
They didn't run on we're going to spend ourselves into
oblivion on climate change policy, but lie to you and
say it's an inflation reduction act. They didn't do that,

(06:04):
of course, not. Okay. They ran on this is a
battle for the soul of our nation. That's what they
told you. And if you remember, I was sitting right
here covering it and I was going, hey, man, if
you're voting because you think the Democrats can help you
win the battle for the soul of our nation. What
do you get out of that? Do you get lower groceries?
Do you get cheaper gas prices? Do you get safer streets?

(06:26):
Do you get better schools? And it turns out the
answer is no to all of that. You don't get
a more stable world, and you don't get a more
respected country. I mean literally, nations that have been at
war for centuries are coming to the table under Donald Trump.
That respect exists. The border is closed, gas is cheaper,
inflations down, you have deliverables because he ran on those things.

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The Democrats can't run on their ideas. You can't go
get elected by saying, if you elect me, we're going
to implant cash list bail everywhere in the country, and
the criminals are just going to get out and do
whatever the hell they want like they do in New
York and Chicago and San Francisco and Los Angeles. You
can't run on that. You can't run on And if
you elected me, a registered sex offender is going to

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be allowed into the girls room as long as he
says he's one of them. Okay, but that's a real policy.
In Virginia, they don't run on that. Okay, they run
on the other guys are the devil, so you have
to elect us.

Speaker 3 (07:22):
Democrats just call everyone racists, so they go along with
their stupid ideas.

Speaker 1 (07:27):
What does it have to do with this current news cycle?
We find ourselves and it's just really simple, man. The
Democrats are responsible for the shutdown. They just had their
twelfth vote today. Every single Republican voted to reopen the government.
Every single Democrat voted against reopening the government. That's just
how white folks will do, you, straight, every one of them.

(07:48):
Ok So, you understand, the Republicans don't have the necessary
majority to reopen the government without Democrats support. So the
Democrats are responsible for the shutdown. Okay, Democrats vote to
reopen at five out of the forty five that they have. Okay,
they walk away with a victory. Five that's it. They
need five of them. But are they doing it? No,

(08:09):
they're doing it over what Obamacare subsidies. But the problem
with the Obamacare situation is the Democrats passed Obamacare without
a single Republican vote. Okay, when they passed the subsidies
in twenty twenty one to give one point five trillion
dollars to healthcare companies. They did it without a single
Republican vote. When they decided these subsidies would expire in

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twenty twenty five, they did that without a single Republican vote.
So they can't get out there and run on that
because they're responsible for the healthcare that they're shutting the
government down over. Do you understand, like it's you think
of the insanity of that. But to take it a
step further, and this is where the challenge lies they're
in for them. They have to find something else to
keep people mobilized about. Okay, they had a No King's rally.

(08:53):
Do you remember No Kings that took place this past weekend?
That was embarrassing. Yeah. It was also called no Young
People and it was absolutely positively called no Blacks. What
the hell did you say? The Democrats were back to
the old days of the Dixiecrats where the black people
weren't allowed to hang out with him. It looked like
Sheldon white House's country club. Remember Sheldon white House from
Rhode Island. The guy gets on TV says we're all racist,

(09:14):
and then we found out he belonged to a whites
only country club in Rhode Island. Give it a look,
look it up. It's a real thing. But the point is,
No Kings didn't move the needle. It got me maw
some exercise. If you got a fit fit for your
grandparent or your great auntie, yes, then No Kings helped
them get some steps on the fit bit. But in
terms of meeting the needle, nobody cared because we didn't

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have a king when the rally started, so there was
no deliverable when the rally ended. Okay, and it's the
same problem they have now. They're getting a ginned up
about the White House. But what's the deliverable? Okay, the
guy is building a ballroom onto a very small portion
of the east end of the White House. That's what
he's doing. It's paid for by donor money. It'll be
done so every president whoever lives can use it. So

(09:59):
the real reason and they're mad is twofold one. They
need something to be mad at. Is it genuine anger? No,
they don't care that he's renovating the White House. They
all renovate the White House and kind of make it
over to their own lifestyle. They all do it in
one capacity to the other. Look at what Trump has
done to the Oval Office. It looks like a cracker
barrel make over with a bigger budget. You know, cracker

(10:19):
bell is one hundred pictures on the walls and all
kinds of knickknacks. That's the over right now, except everything's gold.
It's like a runaway train. He's just Jackson pollocking the
Oval Office right now. They show Hi an it to me,
throws it on the wall. Let's go, what is that
a buss? Get it up there, wrestling belt of for sure?
Nail it to the wall. You got more gold, giving
me more gold? It's crazy. Okay, he likes it, and
that's fine. He's the president. He's entitled to do that.

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But the real reason there's any outrage whatsoever, if there
was any legitimate outrage to be found, okay, because most
of it's performative, and we talked about this a great
deal yesterday, is because this allows him to leave a
permanent imprint on the White House. Okay, this will be
known as the Trump Ballroom twenty years from now, forty
years from now. If they knocked this thing down in

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one hundred years for another makeover, as presidents are wont
to do, they'll go, oh yeah, they knocked down the
Trump Ballroom. But if it's a Republican president, they might
keep it naming the Trump Ballroom. And that's the bigger problem.
So we're sitting in a moment right now where I
saw the Hillary tweets, I saw the Elizabeth Warren tweeted,
which is impressive. I didn't know you can get Wi
Fi in a teepee. Okay, but they're all out there

(11:24):
telling you this is the people's house. He's wrecking it.
And who are they really praying upon low information voters
on the left, whose emotions of their facts they're showing
you this image of the wrecking ball on that tiny
sliver of the White House is if he just did
that and is leaving it that way. That's what's so
preposterous and insane. It's like they're selling this is if

(11:46):
Trump's just wrecking the White House, like he got bored
and he's wrecking Ralph now and he just came in
and and bang. But the thing that makes it so
funny to me, as somebody who was on the radio
in the summer at twenty twenty, and if you want
to give this a look up June of twenty twenty, Okay,
the Secret Service had to erect a second, larger fence

(12:08):
around the perimeter of the White House because George Floyd
rioters had thrown so many bricks and rocks at the
Secret Service that they hustled Donald Trump into a bunker.
If you remember that summer, the Democrats were derisively referring
to Trump as bunker boy. They're like, always bunker boys
hiding in this bunker because he's scared. Now, it's not

(12:28):
his decision. The Secret Service is like, sir, we're under attack.
You've got to get to the bunker beneath the White House.
But again, everybody yelling and screaming at you right now
about preserving the sanctity of the White House supported the
party that hit it with so many rocks that they
had to hustle the president into a bunker. And to
take it a step further when I give you that

(12:49):
speech about preserving history, they've torn down like eighty five
percent of the statues in his country right now, dude.
They tore down a Frederick Douglas monument in Washington, d c.
If you were a member up in Boston. They tried
to get rid of the Abe Lincoln Emancipation Monument because
they decided it depicted the slaves in an unflattering light,

(13:09):
and this was colonialism and conqueror stuff, and you know,
white savior bs all made up garbage. And again it
also came with no deliverable. You don't improve the quality
of a neighborhood by tearing down a statue. The only
thing that changes is where a pigeon goes to the bathroom.
In terms of the quality of the neighborhood, nothing changes.

(13:30):
Say this White House makeover thing, okay, Trump's going through
with it, but on the off chance they stopped him,
what actually changes. Nothing. It's a ballroom in the White House, okay,
And the Democrats should be more concerned with getting there
so they could host their own event in the White
House someday. But is that gonna happen when you keep
prioritizing fake things? And that's everything you need to know.

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You're listening to the show that Standard and Poor describs
as standard and poor.

Speaker 3 (14:01):
I would say he's incompetent, but I don't want to
do that because that's not nice.

Speaker 1 (14:06):
There it is Fox Across America with Jimmy Phyla. Caroline Levit,
white House Press secretary, made the rounds. She was on
with Jesse Waters last night. I will be on with
Jesse Thursday night. We getting the band back together. But
I want you to hear Levin in the meantime take
off the self promotional sandwich board and give you her
take on the event's basis at the White House. Clip ten.

Speaker 4 (14:27):
I believe there's a lot of fake outrage right now
because nearly every single president who has lived in this
beautiful White House behind me has made modernizations and renovations
of their own, and in fact, presidents for decades in
the modern time have quipped about how they wish they
had a larger event space here at the White House

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that can hold hundreds more people than the current East
Room and State dining rooms.

Speaker 1 (14:54):
So there you go, and here's just one other tag
to that clip eleven.

Speaker 4 (14:58):
In fact, President Obama notably complained that during his tenure
he had to hold a state visit on the South
Lawn and get a very expensive tent. If you talk
to journalists who have covered the White House for decades,
as I do here every single day, they will also
tell you that administration after administration have publicly and privately
spoken about the need for a larger events space. So

(15:21):
while many presidents have privately dreamt about this. It's President
Trump who is actually doing something about it.

Speaker 1 (15:28):
So in terms of all the people freaking out, she's
basically saying, you are so full of shit. Okay, and
to be clear, they are. It's all fake. It's all fake.
Joe Scarborough played you this clip yesterday. Hear it one
more time and then we can move on with this
because it's like, this is not a real story, and
I'm kind of covering it just to make the point

(15:50):
for anybody out there that's not familiar with this show
that about ninety nine percent of what consumes a news
cycle in this country on a day to day basis
has no effect on you whatsoever. Like to give you
an example, this ballroom. You ain't paying for it. It's not
taxpayer funded, so there's no effect on you. Okay, yep,
we're going to act like we're defiling the White House
by renovating it. Do you know how many presidents have

(16:13):
literally put their personal touches on the White House? All
of them here it is Clip twelve. Yes, far different, yeah, aimful.
I mean this is.

Speaker 5 (16:24):
Historic structures, it's history being torn to shreds.

Speaker 1 (16:28):
And again, is everybody I mean, so if somebody wants.

Speaker 5 (16:31):
To go into the White House, the next person wants
to just knock down all the walls and turn it
into a disco.

Speaker 1 (16:36):
Congress can't do anything.

Speaker 5 (16:38):
I mean seriously destroying like one of the most historic
structures on the planets. And are we saying that whoever
we elect president has the right to destroy like what
just just tear things up, tear it to the ground,
turn it into something else.

Speaker 1 (16:58):
Kind of crazy? Oh boy, he is so fullish this guy.
It's Joe Scarborough. And again, can anyone out there find
me the clip of Joe Scarborough freaking out when they
were throwing rocks at the White House? No, of course
you can't. They were literally throwing bricks and rocks at
the White House. Now, they weren't all able to reach.

(17:21):
You've seen the arms on some of these protesters. These
are not you know, physical specimens were dealing with. But
they had to put up a second fence around the
White House because they were thrown that many rocks and
lighting fires and trying to wreck the place to get Trump.
And he wasn't condemning it. He didn't care. This is
all pretend. So you're gonna see a lot of this
in the news cycle in the coming days because they've
kind of ginned this up as the latest point of division.

(17:44):
But I'm telling you because I care. Anybody on TV
angry over this is just you know, like an anger merchant,
you know, a division PM, and they're not to be
taken serious. That was the only lesson to be tauld.
We're moving on. I'm done with this. I can't take
it anymore. Let's go across America with Jimmy Fayla signs

(18:05):
that the fall is here. You see more pumpkins on
the doorstep. People are drinking apple cider, and the media
is pretending that Barack Obama's political endorsements matter. Don't be thick,
all right, guys, nobody cares. Nobody cares who Barack Obama endorses.
And you're right, you're right, and you're right. If you

(18:28):
don't believe me, ask President Hillary Clinton. And when she's
done slurring her speech and shouting at Fox News on
her TV, give a call over to President Kamala see
if you can get her to stop giggling long enough
to have a conversation. I love this. They were just
covering this on out Numbered early today and they have to.
He's an next president. I get it. But Outnumbered has

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the conversation, they go does it matter? And most of
them go, no, no candidates matter. But even so, his
presidency has aged so poorly that I would argue he's
a detriment because he gets out there. I mean, in
the in the last election, he lectured black men for
not supporting Kamala. He's like, can you know, some of

(19:09):
the brothers are disappointed me because they're not turning out
for the sister. Okay, but who is Barack Obama endorsing
in the Virginia's governor's race. Is he endorsing the sister wins?
Some seers? Nope, he is endorsing Abigail Spanberger. Okay, so
you have to vote for the black lady if she's
a Democrat. Gatta, what's up with the brothers? They're disappointing me.

(19:31):
Do you remember that clip? But if the woman running
happens to be a Democrat, then now the black lady
can go screw win. Some seers, she's probably a white
supremacist like the other blacks who vote Republican. I mean,
that's the way the Democrats look at them. And I
bring this up. It's so funny because people on other
channels really go through the motions. Meaning every time Obama

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comes out to start campaigning, it's because he's tired of
getting screamed at by Michelle. She does that podcast with
her twin brother. It looks like the Nutty Professor, you know,
Eddie Murphy plays every character in the scene. That's what
the Obama podcast looks like. The brother looks so much
like Michelle and whatever. That's fine. I'm not disparaging either
one of them, but it's just funny to me when
I watch them and Obama goes on that show that

(20:18):
one time and quickly realizes that everything we've been saying
about that show is true. She's just there to air
him out, to just trash him. It's basically like couple's therapy,
but in public. In any event, every time he goes
back out on the campaign trail, the media gets it, Oh,
Obama's getting involved. This is gonna change the race. Now.

(20:41):
The media is a bunch of losers. Ever, are they ever?
Because it never does. Even in the twenty twenty election,
you could argue that he endorsed Biden and Biden won,
but no objective person, no objective person thinks Joe Biden
got more votes than any other president in the history
of America. Joe Biden, the guy who couldn't complete a

(21:03):
sentence on the campaign trail on the rare day they
let him out of the house. This is Joe Biden
in twenty twenty.

Speaker 6 (21:09):
Well, oh, they choose to be self evident, oh man,
and women creative by the go.

Speaker 1 (21:14):
You know. You know the thing, most people heard that
and assumed he had a stroke. They didn't assume this
is the highest vote getter in the history of America.
Here is Joe Biden on the campaign trail in twenty twenty.
Tell me if this sounds like the kind of inspiring
figure that got the most votes of the history of America.

Speaker 6 (21:30):
You know, the rapidly rising in with with I don't know,
I mean, dude.

Speaker 1 (21:41):
And this is the same Joe Biden who, if anything,
alienated black voters by telling them they didn't have a choice.
You have a problem figuring out whether you're PREMI or
Trump and you ain't black. Now you're gonna tell me
Joe Biden got eighty one million votes. Okay, I'm not
even telling you it was stolen. What they did at
the legislative level as they changed the rules, so a
lot of ways that would traditionally be illegal became legal,

(22:04):
and they juice turn out and Biden, a candidate nobody
cared about, was able to accumulate eighty one million votes
through ballot harvesting and drop boxes and stuff of that nature.
Mail in voting being changed from you got to have
the ballot in by election day to you've got to
have the ballot postmarked by election day, which buys them
for a five days extra. And again, I'm not telling

(22:25):
you it's stolen, because I don't know that. I want
to be responsible, but know what I know in respect
actually looks back on twenty twenty and thinks it's legitimate,
knowing how many other underhanded things they did to get
Donald Trump. Okay, they made up the Russian collusion story.
We now know that for a fact the Intel community
lied about the legitimacy of Hunter Biden's laptop. We know
that for a fact they were actually given criminal pardons

(22:48):
because of the stuff that went on Hunter Biden's laptop.
If the laptop's fake, how come the pardons are real? Hey, gee,
that's weird. Okay, they raroaded him over Ukrainian impeachment. As
you know, they impeached him because he wanted to look
into Biden's wrong doing in Ukraine, something Biden admitted to.
He bragged about threatening to withhold foreign aid from the Ukrainians.

Speaker 6 (23:07):
I had gotten a commitment from Porshenko and from Yatsunyuk
that they would take action against the state prosecutor.

Speaker 2 (23:14):
And they didn't.

Speaker 6 (23:16):
They said, you have no authority, you're not the president.
The president said, I said, call him. I said, I'm
telling you're not getting a billion dollars. I said, you're
not getting the billion, and I'm gonna be leaving here.
And I think it was what six hours. I look,
I said'm leaving the six hours. If the prosecutor's not fired,
you're not getting the money. Oh, son of a.

Speaker 1 (23:33):
Bit got fired, you don't say, and he bragged about
it on camera. Okay, give me stop investigating this company,
or you're not getting the foreign aid. Okay, that's not
the deal, the condition to foreign aid. Okay. By all accounts,
they indicted Trump or impeach Trump anyway, under the guys
that he was guilty of doing what you just heard

(23:55):
Biden do. So the point is the twenty twenty election
was a but count it as a win for Obama, okay,
because Joe Biden ended up being inaugurated the president of
the United States of America.

Speaker 6 (24:07):
I don't remember that ever happening.

Speaker 1 (24:09):
But it did. Okay, But then he loses with Kamala.
He's been a disaster down ballot. A disaster. Do you
know that no president has lost more seats for his
party during two years in office than Barack Obama. He
actually holds the all time record for an American president
for seats lost down ballot. No president has lost more

(24:30):
to this day. So when the fall election season comes
around every year and people start drinking the pumpkin spice
lattes and you're going to the high school football games
and the college football games, and you're taking the kids
on a hay ride, the other shore sign of fall
is that CNN and MSNBC get word that Obama's going
to New Jersey or he's going to Virginia, or he's

(24:51):
going to Wisconsin, and they go, this is a really
big deal. This is a really big deal in the election.
Now that his shout it up, people aren't buying a
CNN you dumb best suits again go look at his
record for seats in his party. An NBA lottery team,
he would be accused of tanking to get the first

(25:13):
round pick with the kind of record he has, like
that bad. And they do this nonetheless, why because it's
all they know how to do. That's the point. What
they think Obama represents to them is a monopoly on
the black vote. But what they don't understand is there's
a conversation happening in the black community now that was

(25:35):
led by other thought leaders, pro athletes, prominent NBA personalities,
major League Baseball players, guys that started to question whether
or not the Democrats were delivering for the black community.
You know who famously led to charge Charles Barkley. I've
played this clip a thousand times. Here's Charles Barkley in
the summer of twenty twenty four talking about this is
before they rip Biden off the ticket, why he was

(25:55):
losing so much black support.

Speaker 2 (25:57):
The reason I think the Democratic Party, mister Biden, President
Biden is losing black voss. They only care about black people.
Every four years. They come into our neighborhoods and say,
we're gonna make stuff better. We're gonna do this, do this,
do this and then following us black people are like
hell man, other than nobility to dunk of basketball, All

(26:19):
my neighborshoods are still the same, Our schools are still
the same. And think about I think black people are
leaving disappointed a Democratic partic.

Speaker 1 (26:28):
Think about that. That's why black people are disappointed in
the Democratic Party because they only care about black people
every four years. He knows what he's talking about. What
are the deliverables? If you're a black person listening to
this show, nice to have you here. What are the deliverables?
If you're a black person who votes liberal, what are

(26:48):
the deliberables? What have they done? Is it something about
the way they're opposing the federal crime crackdown in places
like Memphis, which is exponentially safe for now, DC exponentially
say for now. They're trying to go into Portland and
LA and everything in between, Chicago. But the point is
other than importing mass migration into your community. Okay, if

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you live in an inner city, over crowding your schools,
streanding your resources, fighting a federal crime crackdown, and at
one point advocating to defund the police, what are the deliverables?
The schools are worse, the groceries are more expensive. The
only place is crime is down is where cops have
been caught fudging the numbers. So that's the point. Obama
shows up and thinks his race entitles him to your support.

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But his record is the complete opposite of supporting you.
That's the problem. So every year when this happens and
they bring him out and they're like, oh, you don't understand,
it's a game change, it just becomes a little funnier
every year because nobody cares. Are they going to show
up to a rally and fill a ball a room. Yeah,
of course they are. But if that stuff mattered, Kamala
would be president. Okay, Hillary would be president and he

(27:59):
wouldn't have a record for the most seats lost down ballot.
But let me give you one more. Okay, because the
woman he is endorsing, Abigail Spanberger, after lecturing black men,
you gotta vote for Combed, you got to turn out
for the sister. You know, I'm a little disappointed. I've
been hearing the brothers aren't going to turn out for
the sister. Is he telling the brothers to turn out
for the sister in Virginia? No, he's telling them to

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vote for Abigail Spanberger, who endorses Jay Jones, a guy
who got caught texting at Fantasy about putting two bullets
at his opponent's head and then saying he wants to
kill the kids too, because it's the only way that
fella is going to move on policy is that they
experience personal pain. Is people with the dirty mind that

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think like that. Well, Abigail Spanberger endorses Jay Jones, and
she's still selling merch on her website with Jay Jones,
and Barack Obama is endorsing this whole thing. So tell
me again, who's this pillar of moral and virtue that
brought dignity to the White House? Stomp it? Okay, Here
is Abigail spirit complaining that she's upset that she has

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to keep talking about Jay Jones's text clip twenty two.

Speaker 3 (29:06):
If I'm being very honest, we are three weeks away
from an election in Virginia. I have worked tirelessly for
two years running for this office. I announced in November
twenty twenty three. The fact that I and I say
this with all due respect, because you know, I think
it's a fair thing for you to ask about the

(29:27):
fact that I have to spend even a moment's time
talking about somebody else's text messages from years ago rather
than what I want to do as governor. Is something
that I am deeply unhappy about.

Speaker 1 (29:43):
Oh God, Abby Girl, spam Berger, Oh shut up, because
here's a news flash. The only reason you're still talking
about Jay Jones's texts is because you're endorsing Jay Jones.
If those texts came out and you did the right
thing and you go, you can't fantasy about killing your
opponent's kids. This guy's disgusting. I disavow him entirely. Guess

(30:06):
what happens twenty four hours of yes, a pretty intense
news cycle, the guy's off the ballot, and you get
to move on and talk about your plans. But that's
the biggest problem a lot of politicians have in the
age of social media. They were a prisoner of the
moment because they're so concerned about looking bad in a
particular twenty four hour news cycle that they're unable to

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think forty eight hours out or seventy two hours out,
or a week out or a month out or a
year out. And that's why so many things have gone
south under Democrat leadership. Think about Joe Biden Afghan troop withdrawal.
It's a very teachable moment. I've been talking about this
since the day it happened. Going into August of twenty
twenty one, Biden was above water in the polls. He

(30:50):
was pulling favorably when the Afghan withdrawal took place. He
removed the troops ahead of the civilians, the guys with
the guns, when before the guys with the iPads. That
stupid use your commonses. And he did it because he
wanted a photo op of ending the Afghan war on
the anniversary of nine to eleven, and he wanted to
be able to say they were out of Afghanistan. So

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he got on TV and he assured the world that
the government wasn't going to collapse, The country wasn't going
to fall under Taliban rule. This was not going to
be like Hanoi, where you saw people getting airlifted off
of buildings and helicopters. Except the government did collapse in
less than forty eight hours. You did see a situation
far worse than Hanoi, where people were not only getting
evacuated but clinging to the wheels of jumbo cargo jets

(31:34):
leaving Bagram Air Force Base, and rather than getting on
TV taking the loss okay, and firing a couple of
generals and saying this better not happen again, and putting
some distance between himself and the catastrophe, Biden made the decision,
after talking to his team, to try to claim with
a straight face, it was the most successful American airlift

(31:57):
in history, meaning after a two weeks of people watching
babies get thrown over barbed wired fences so anyone could
catch them and give it a new life, two weeks
of telling us the Taliban wouldn't be in control, we
fled with the Taliban in control of the country, sitting
on what some people say is eighty billion dollars worth
of our weapons, and Biden, after seeing thirteen service members

(32:18):
die at the Abviy gate, tried to get on TV
and sell this as a success. Because the twenty two
year old, woke people running his cabinet were concerned about
losing the news cycle. They didn't want to just take
the l because, well, if we take the l the
Republicans are going to say we did something wrong. We're
gonna have to put up with this for like seventy
two hours. Everybody's gonna know we were wrong. What do

(32:38):
you want to do here? But here's the news, flesh.
Everybody still knew you were wrong because they knows what
happened in Afghanistan. But because they made the calculated decision
to go on TV and lie directly to the American
public's face, no one ever trusted them again. And his
credibility was never his pull numbers were never back into

(32:58):
positive territory after the Afghan troop withdrawal. Ever again, okay
it neither was the Democrats. Neither was the media, who
was trying to play this up as like the Republicans
are pouncing, the Republicans are seizing on the No, no,
people are dead and we got lied to by the President.
We're not pouncing. We're not seizing. We're just telling the truth.
And sometimes you're better off losing today so you can

(33:19):
fight tomorrow. But nobody in the Democratic Party realizes that
if Abigail Spamberger says, yeah, Jay Jones, what a loser
fantasized about shooting his opponent's kids, anyone anywhere in politics
should condemn that, and the guy shouldn't be on the ballot.
Anymore in either party. Straight up, Okay, there's no comparison
to that. We don't have a case history politicians say

(33:40):
all kinds of bad things about each other. We don't
have a guy fantasyizing about anybody shooting anybody's kids publicly.
Yet this guy's still holding on to support because they
were like, well, if we kick them off the ticket,
we're gonna look really bad for a day or two.
But everybody would have forgotten by now. But the fact
that he's still on the race is why she's still
got to talk about his texts, which is why the
problem won't go away. But she doesn't need like the

(34:01):
media to move on. She just needs a mirror, that's
all it is. And I'm mad here in the real world,
and I know what's right or wrong or bullsh A
show is so good, kid's frightening. I got stay. I've
drotten my hop hockey. There it is Fox Across America
with Jimmy Fayla. Pretty mediocre show so far, but it's

(34:22):
going to pick up from here. Brett Barr is coming by,
Transportation Secretary, Sean Duffy is coming by. Lara Trump is
coming by. Wesley Hunt is coming by you talk about
a stack deck. I don't know if I sounded hungover.
I didn't drink last night. I was home hanging out
with Lincoln and Jenny. We were watching Kenny Powers. We
were watching east Bound and Down. That's our favorite show
in my house. And I did the ingram Angle last night.

(34:47):
Me and Laura had a pretty wacky, pretty funny segment.
It was a good time. And I went home and
I hung out with Jenny and Lincoln and all the
fun stuff when I was done with TV and radio
and everything in between. And I woke up today to
see the rundown from Mikey and there was about eighty guests.
We usually might have two, but they were really good guests.
So I don't know if I sounded hungover yesterday or something.
And they're like, we got to help this guy out.

(35:09):
They're sending in back up, so I feel good about it.
I'm excited. We're going to take a ride down producer
Mikey's headline highway in the next hour. We got a
lot to get to. There is a lot going on,
and what we're trying to do, specifically with Brett Baer
at the top of the next hour, is give you
some perspective, just good old fashioned perspective. There's so much

(35:30):
outrage and division in our politics today, and a lot
of it can only prosper can only thrive if you're
not fully informed on a lot of these issues. Okay,
A good example of that would be White House renovations.
Brett bhar has a best selling book out right now
about a guy who's responsible for the entire West Wing,

(35:51):
meaning he got into the White House and made it
over dunk dun dun, crazy town. Am I right? You
might want to get Ann Hillary on the phone up
in Chappaqua and let her listen on speakerphone. Just keep
it muted in case he starts cursing. We're going to
have a discussion with the Great Brett Bear at the
tippy top of the very next hour. Don't go anywhere.
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