Hour 3-The View

The ladies on The View were not happy what happened on Suprer Tuesday.

Episode Transcript

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And good morning everybody, and happyThursday to all of you and yours.
It's Ally in the morning and it'scommon sense Radio. Jamie Allman here with
you. Happy to be so oneof four and I the patriots. You
all are in the right place andthanks for being there. So as expected,
yesterday, Nikki Hayley suspended her campaignand didn't endorse Donald Trump, and

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on top of that, gave hima honeydew list. This woman and her
hubris is completely unbelievable. It's offthe charts, and she has no understanding
of the level of her support,which is not as high as she thinks
it is, and the people whosupport her who are not the people who

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ultimately are going to be putting DonaldTrump over the top in twenty twenty four.
I will explain very easily that NikkiHaley is not a Republican who represents
the working class. She is asalon Republican, as we call them.
These are Republicans who've been around forever, screwing us forever and not paying attention

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to people who really are the enginesof this country. These are people who
have all the luxury and time inthe world to worry about such things as
America standing in the world and whetheror not America is providing wealth, blood
and treasure to support our European alliesand war this and war that. And

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they are individuals who sit there andfoul their nails and clutch their pearls because
Donald Trump doesn't use the kind oflanguage that they do, or Donald Trump
tweets in ways that they don't like. They're the kind of salon Republicans that
have time to worry about whether someoneis presidential or not when most of us

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don't even know what that means,and we don't we assume the people who
use it take advantage of the factthat some of us just don't bother even
to ask, what do you meanpresidential? What exactly does that mean?
You're kind of like the people whoare like that is not who we are,

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all right? Who are we?I don't know? That just sounds
great whenever they want to push theiragenda and make people feel guilty for not
supporting it. You know that tacticor a principled conservative? What is that?
You guys know the kind of lazylanguae whig that many people in the

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so called Republican conservative circles use tokind of make themselves better than everybody else,
and they use language that doesn't actuallyhave any kind of definition, but
they use it anyway. These areThese are the people who support Nikki Haley.
Again, there are people who likeher. There are there are people

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who find her pleasant enough. Iactually did at one point up in Iowa.
She's seen, well, you know, we could do worse, but
she's off the charts, and sheis totally overestimating her appeal at her allure.
She went up there on this podiumyesterday assuming that all of these votes

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that she tallied on Super Tuesday wereRepublicans, when in actuality they were not.
They were Democrats who crossed over whodidn't have really anything to do on
Super Tuesday. Biden was already goingto be the nominee, so who cares.
And they were some independents maybe whodidn't want Trump to be the nominee

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or what have you, who wantedto hobble him somehow whatever. So her
her support was a raizor finn itwas. It was not even anything significant
in terms of how to define it, because she was just out there basically

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pole dancing for anybody who would hateTrump along with her and and play the
game. Democrats saw her as aas a useful idiot for a long long
time. So here is Nikki Haleyyesterday. You've heard it over and over
again, and and this is herdropping out and giving and giving Trump a

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to do which I very much lookforward to enjoy. In all likelihood,
Donald Trump will be the Republican nomineewhen our party convention meets in July.
I congratulate him and wish him well. I wish anyone well who would be
America's president. Our country is tooprecious to let our differences divide us.

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I have always been a conservative Republicanand always supported the Republican nominee. But
on this question, as she didon so many others, Margaret Thatcher provided
some good advice when she said,quote, never just follow the crowd.
Always make up your own mind.It is now up to Donald Trump to

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earn the votes of those in ourparty and beyond it who did not support
him. And I hope he doesthat. Yeah, So this scold gets
up there, and keep in mindshe has been touting this idea of being
a unifier and touting this idea thatsomehow Trump is the one who is a
divider. We need less division inthe country. We need unity, is

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what Nikki Haley has been saying forthe past year. Trump is a chaos
president. He's a divider. Andhere she is, when it is time
to finally be a uniter and nota divider, she takes the division track.

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She takes the track that says I'mnot going to endorse him. How
divisive can she be? So again, it just goes to show you there's
another example of a Nicki Haley Conservative. They're full of crap, they are
full of themselves, and they alsolie about really what their true motivations are.

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So when Nicki Haley was talking about, well, I'm a divider,
we need more unity in this country, we need this, we didn't.
But when it comes time to reallyprovide that unity and give the party that
unity, she withholds it. Soshe's just Charlatan by any stretch of the
imagination. And here is why Ibelieve truly that we're going to be able

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to ultimately do without her and evenwithout some of her supporters, to get
President Trump over the top. AsI said before, Nicki Haley is not
a representative of the working class.She doesn't appeal to them. She doesn't

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identify with them, she has nothingin common with them, and she doesn't
care about them more than anything else. Is the one that is accidentally,
probably not even intending to prove that. If you watch them in this breakdown

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of the exit polling from Super Tuesday, they actually make the case that the
Republican Party under Donald Trump right nowis the party of the working class.
And whether CNN intended it or not, they provided all the proof we need

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that we truly are the movement forAmerica, then the movement for the working
class and the working class making upthe true core of this country. Here's
how they did it, John Kingand Jake Tapper. The map tells you
what you need to know. Thedelegate count tells you what you need to
know. The percentage of it hasactually jumped up even more. It's eighty

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eight percent of the delegates. Soyou look at the percentage. Donald Trump
cannot mathematically clinch tonight. He canget within a hundred or so of what
he needs, and he can dothat next week. And so what you
have here is you know he hasremade the party in his image. There
are there are still some Republicans whoare trying to take it away, like
take it back, right, that'sover. That's what. There's no back
that party. That party doesn't existanymore. It just doesn't, you know,

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it just doesn't. Look at theHouse of Representatives, Look at what's
happening in the United States, SenateMs McConnell stepping aside, you know,
and some of the more governing Conservativestrying to keep their power even just within
the Senate Republican Conference. This isa new Republican party. And so you
have a very formidable Republican front runnerwho has remade the party in his image.
And I know a lot of peopleat home are asking, well,

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wait a minute. We all sawJanuary sixth, Wait a minute. In
essential proven guilty. But there's allthese cases. He has convinced them he
won the last election, never mindanything that happened since then. A majority
of these voters are going to thepolls in most of these states still saying
that, you know, Donald Trumpshould be president, and so this is
his party. And again, sometimesI think you've stopped talking. Just look,

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this is this is his party,and he is on a march to
the nomination. That does not meanif the election, if the general election
were tomorrow, there's a lot ofdata that suggests he would win at this
moment of time. It is nottomorrow, it's eight months from now.
So you have two very strong frontrunners who both have very significant weaknesses.
And then you have the question ofthe third party candidates, which I raised

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earlier. And so the weaknesses comein the sense of in very much the
way you're talking about how he isreforming the Republican Party more working class people,
including voters of color, African Americanmen primarily, but also Latinos,
and also the Democrats picking up moreeducated voters. Is also so you talked

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about the education divide, also abig gender divide, men voting Republican,
women voting Democrat, even though thereis more women now joining the make America
Great Again generation, and the educatedfact who needs them. We all know
that being college educated doesn't make yousmarter. In some cases, it can

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make you dumber if you've seen what'shappening at the college campus level. But
they are right there in CNN intwo minutes they basically explained why Donald Trump
doesn't have to take NICKI Haley's adviceon any level whatsoever and can move forward
talking about policy because it's attractive tothe working class. It's attractive to minorities,

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blacks, Latinos, it's attractive towomen. It will be attractive to
independence and anybody who truly cares aboutthis country, not people who care about
the Republican Party like Nikki Haley,but people who care about this country like
Donald Trump. She doesn't care aboutthis country. It was proven yesterday when

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she went against her own claims thatshe's a uniter, when she stood there
and purposely divided that peeling off ofthe Nicky Haley wing of the Republican Party
is more than welcome, and Idare say will not be missed. Sorry

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to say three one, four,five, five, six, sixty one
oh four ladies said, gents,it's common sense radio, putting everybody in
Happy Thursday to all of you.It's all mine in the morning, and
it's common sense radio. Are youall enjoying little old Berry on the Facebook

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page? Are you? There's alwayssome who pops on because they hear the
footsteps of the Make America Great Againmovement and they always freak out. I'm
gonna go on the Facebook page andaccused people of supporting a man who rape
women, says, says the Democratwho uh supported and still supports a president

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who raped an intern with a cigar, says the dude who supports the same
party that almost nominated a guy whodrowned his girlfriend in a creek. Good
job, speaking of Senator Kennedy.So again, what you uh, just

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so you know, uh in thesesituations, UH, don't put up with
this craft from anybody. Don't letthese people call you extremist, Uh,
get back in their face. Thisguy Barry who shows up on the Facebook
page talking about Trump and women,dude, shut up. I mean you
you you, you guys have nowhereto talk and no place to talk,

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and just tell him that. Butit's time to stop taking the crap from
these people and throw it right backat him and don't even don't even uh,
don't even bother with it anymore.Real quickly on, NICKI so she
I don't know whether you guys haveever had the the drudgery of going into

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the office. If you go intothe office and let's say there's a meeting,
right like it's the morning meeting orwhatever, and invariably for those of
you unfortunate enough to have to dealwith it. You go into the meeting
and there's always that woman standing thereat the at the board with the marker

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in her hand, waiting for allof you to assemble and sit down and
listen to her. That's Nicki Haley. She can't wait to erase things on
the board and put more things upon the board and draw diagrams and make
lists for you. And that's thethat's that's that's Nicki Haley, and I

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hope he does that. At itsbest, politics is about bringing people into
your cause, not turning them away, and our conservative cause badly needs more
people. This is just so impossibleto believe. This girl makes a run

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at Trump, swings and misses,and suddenly is acting like she's the winner.
And now I'm going to give yousome advice. All you have to
do is start looking at all myvoters and I want you as a girl.
You try to kill us, Youtry to take us out, You

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try to take mega out again.I compared it earlier to General Custer in
the Battle of Bull Run. Ohyeah, he thought he hadn't made He
thought he could take care of theseengines. No problem. Mo goes up
to the hill and boom surrounded bya bunch of Indians who summarily murder them

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all. It was a classic caseof hubris, bad planning and everything else
and overconfidence. Poor General Custer,who actually was otherwise a pretty good dude.
But that's what happens when you overplayyour hand and then suddenly you get
sunk. But it takes man,It takes some you know wats to go

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out there and then act like youare holding some kind of cards. The
MSNBC is mourning the loss of NikkiHaley. By the way, they really
liked her. They think she shouldstill campaign. I mean, we're never
going to. You can't necessarily getinto the mind here, but we can't
see the effect of her candidacy.You know what, I'm just keeping legitimately,
like keeping trusted Republican voices about DonaldTrump in the mix. Yeah,

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like Rachel Maddow ever trusted a Republicanvoice. Come on, But they loved
her anyway. Bye, But hell, oh, Andrea, how you doing?
Welcome to the show. What's happeningwith you? How you doing?
How are you? I didn't getthere. I'm sorry. I'm driving in

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the car. That's okay, I'mcalling. I actually travel around for work
and I'm with I'm I have youin Kansas right now with me, like
in the middle of the windmill farms. Oh wow, I take you everywhere.
Oh thank you and yeah, youyou are my wake up every day
and then my day doesn't start withoutyou. But long story short, thank

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you. I'm in industrial sales andso number one on the shrink flations Biden's
an idiot because it doesn't stay nonfor profit on the side of any of
these companies. Right, we don'tlive in a world where we just well,
yeah, we kind of do manufacture, you know money, right,
they have to make a profit orotherwise they're not going to be in business.

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Number one, so he's mid it. Number two. We should all,
like I think it should be arequirement that our young people need to
take an economics class so that theydon't get fooled by some of this bananas
that these people decide to throw outthere. And and you know, if
you don't understand, you believe it. And I number three, I'm in

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a mood today. So all theelites, this is my name for him,
they are obtuse, lying boobs.I mean, you can't put it
any other way because they are sofull of themselves that I just can't take
it. I'm so sick of this. You know, they know better than
we do. They are so outof touch. The person that I'm going
to see today Maymie just as anFYI he farms three farms, his farm,

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his parents farm, and his wife'sfarm, and he works a full
time job. Wow that's crazy.Yeah, but they are the salt of
the earth, most fabulous people thatyou will ever ever meet. And you
know, oh, Joe Biden doesmore, he does every day. Shut

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up. I mean, come on, I just I'm so sick of all
of them, Nicky Haley included.I had somebody at work say to me,
well, why aren't you guys votlike, why don't you like me?
Nicky Haley? I'm like. Itwas a thirty minute conversation and he
kept trying to interrupt me, andI was like, look, you asked
me. I normally don't say this, but you asked me. And I

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went down the litney and at thevery end, I was like, do
you want more of this? Igo because she is gonna fold, just
like every other John McCain, MittRomney not put our voices, our needs
forward. She is America. Last. All she's wanting to do is make
money off of her military industrial complex. I'm just amazed, and maybe because
I listened to you guys all daywhen I drive around all these places,

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but I just don't see how peopledon't see it. And thank goodness,
they're starting to wake up. Butholy moly, we need more of the
waking up and just one more thing. So I heard you talking about plastics
recycling me day yea, and Iwant it. I want to clue you
in onto something. Okay, yes, I kind of agree with you.

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I'm in that area. But thereason why plastics aren't recycled is because we
don't have an infrastructure. That's whyit's not recycled. Anything can be recycled
very much unless it's unless it's like, you know, a cross linked material
or things like that. But themajority of it can be recycled. It's
because we don't have the infrastructure torecycle it in the United States. That's

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true. So when when you know, when trying to put the green wall
up, like we used to besending truckloads and truckloads of our trash over
there and they would pay, youknow, people to pick through it.
That's when everybody was you know,ooh recycling single stream, no big deal.
But now there's not really an infrastructurefor it. But if your city
does recycling, you're paying for themto recycle it, meaning like so you

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pay for that drug. Like let'ssay you pay fifty dollars a month,
You pay for that driver to comepick it up, you pay for them
to sort it so and you payfor them to bail it up and then
they get it at a zero cost, land it at their plant and then
they sell it to somebody who comesand picks it up at their plants.
So whatever they sell, like atruckload of bailed bottles, let's just say

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for fun goes for fifty cents apounds on forty pounds. That's straight profit
for them because you paid for themto get it there and package it up
and then the other guy picked itup, so there's no freight, no
nothing involved. Yeah, well,you know there is money to be made,
but again there's no there's a lotof recycling that is done. I

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don't want to say that there's not, but yes, you can't recycle things.
You have to make money at doingit. And people that think you're
just doing it because you're green andyou love the earth. No, you
have to eat too. Oh yeah, but you have to be to your
point about infrastructure, that there's notjust much of a market for it,
and the government can't create that.And I guarantee you you follow or cycling

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truck, it's gonna go right tothe landfill. It's not going to any
of these other like Kirkwood already cutits recycling center out and that kind of
thing. But I want to goback to your to your point about Nicki
Haley and the Republicans and Democrats.I want to make sure if you're still
driving at eight o'clock that you listento this liberal woman who has written a
book, uh and and will uhwill blow your mind about how she describes

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the make America Great Again generation.And she does it right to the tea.
It's what we've been talking about fora long time, Andrea. And
so you're gonna love it, andit's gonna really embolden you and inspire you,
uh to stay stick with this programbecause I know you're there. Uh.
And also, as it aside,I love Kansas. Kansas is a

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great state and it's got so muchhistory to it. And even as flat
as it is, it's beautiful too. So I love watching the seeing the
wheat and it's amazing very much.So I'm from Saint Louis, but like
I said, I travel, youknow, Arkansas, Kansas, Mississippi,
Tennessee, Illinois, Iowa, Nebraska, Oklahoma, So I travel all over.

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I love Kansas. I would moveto Kansas. I'd moved to Tennessee,
but just not Lawrence because I ama mazougrad. I just uh huh.
And as an FYI on the recycling, my son has a friend who
used to work in one of thethe student centers and they this is classic
classic university. They have, youknow, the three bends for recycling.
It all gets loaded up and goesto the landfill. I mean, you

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know, oh yeah, but yeah, on the side that I work in
minds an industrial so that's a littlebit and curb side, you know,
that's different. But I love youand I take you everywhere. Are you
talking about the woman that you playedat five five Days? Yeah, well
yeah, it's it's the it's thewoman who wrote wrote that new book,
and she's gonna she's gonna be onwith me eventually. Over the over the

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coming weeks, and she wrote thebook A Second Class, and we've been
talking about this NonStop, and soit's really great. It strikes while the
iron's hot on this and it's reallygood. And I really am honored that
you listen to the show, Andrew, I appreciate so much. And so
you drive everywhere? Then, howyou drived all these places? I do?

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I put about a thousand miles onmy car every week. Wow.
So I'm usually Tuesday, Wednesday,Thursday out so and it's a company car
and I love the company I workfor, and so it's like, you
know, my car is a twentytwenty three, okay, and so I
got an April at the end ofApril last year, and I have twenty

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eight thousand miles on my Wow idea, but that's amazing. But I love
it. Yeah, it's hurt.I'm grown and it's just my husband and
my dogs at home, you know, so I still have three kids,
my husband and my two dogs.That's great. Love must be fun driving
the countryside like that? Be great. I'll buy your loadsome hanging out.

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I love it all right, andwill you two dear, I'm so glad
that you called and and appreciate youso much, and be safe out there,
and say hello to your your guyand thank him for being a great
American. Okay, okay, thatis and we are calling in coming up.
Oh ladies and gentlemen. It's beena rough week for the left wing

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loons. They're really upset. It'sbeen hard, or as Joy Behar says,
it's exhausting. This is exhausting.Wait to hear this coming up.
It's Comment Sen's Radio. Yes,good, good morning everybody. It's Common
Sense Radio. And you guys know, it's been a really, really rough

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rough run for the left wing loonsout there this week. It started Monday
when the Supreme Court that nine andnothing vote vote and they were all,
maybe it's five to four. Thoughreally it's like, nope, it's nine
to nothing. Okay, I guess, but I thought it was funny.

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It sounds like it's five to foursome of them, some of the people
were who were talking somebody, someof the justices like said something, it
sound like maybe it's five to four. It's like, nope, it's nine
to nothing. That's what it sayson the scoreboard, nine to nothing.
But isn't it kind of five tofour. It's like, no, it's
not five to four at all.What maybe Nicky Haley will win to borrow

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Tuesday comes along us like she getsdrubbed and swamped. These poor people.
I don't know. You have friendslike that, You have liberal friends and
family members who are running around moping. I I've got people in my midst
who are kind of like walking aroundlike a couple of eres h. What's

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the matter. Oh, I don'tknow. I just don't know whether this
is gonna work. Like, Iknow, are you sad because I I
you would make you some tea?I have a I have a box of
tea that has that bear on itsing in front of the fireplace. What's
some of that? Oh no,I don't think so, I said,
Okay, well I could make Ican make you some banana bread or something

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like that if you want. No, I don't know. I just don't
know what's going to happen. Democracyis impaired. So yeah, shut up
you okay. So the view people, of course, have been especially apoplectic.
I try not to bring you toomuch of the view because I realized
that you spend a majority of yourlife trying to avoid the View, So

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I'm not going to then hurt youand hurt your ears by bringing the View
to you when you spend time tryingto avoid it. But the women of
the View were especially all hurt becausethey just didn't what to do. All
they're propagandizing to their lemming women inthe audience that hasn't worked because they're all

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now just isolated. And so theView actually hired a therapist to come in
and talked him off the ledge.The therapist, actually, though, happened
to be ABC News correspondent Jonathan Carl, who is a journalist. And I'm

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thinking, well, he's a journalist. This is supposed to be like fair
balance whatever. And as I've alwaystold you, though, anybody, any
journalist who tells you that their objectiveis absolutely lying to you. And I
don't care whether that but as anice journalist or a not nice journalist or
what, it is that anybody whotells you they're objective and they're a journalist

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is actually lying to you. AndJonathan Carl is not objective at all.
You can tell because he actually allowshimself to become the resident therapist for the
View ladies who need to be talkedoff the ledge. The problem I had
with this is I certainly wish theywouldn't be talked off the ledge, because

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I'd like to see them jump offof it. But oh well, well,
first of all, it's it's severalrecent polls, the current five thirty
eight averages all the public polling,and Trump has a two point lead over
Biden at national polls right now.If you go back exactly four years ago
to Super Tuesday of twenty twenty,Biden had a two point lead over over.

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It's so he's starting, you know, certainly from a deficit. But
first time, is that a goodstory? Daddy? Tell me more?
Isn't there isn't there isn't there anythingelse you can tell us? Don't as
you you know this well, youdon't put too much stock into what polls
tell you today about how people aregoing to vote in November. Oh,
thank you, thank you, Jonathanfor saying it. To tell us more.

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We got back to that end,saying it over and over again.
Don't worry about I mean, everyway'sgonna be okay. Don't worry. I
mean, by the way, thisis an ABC News correspondent who now is
serving these poor ladies who are sittingthere in a heap to ease their minds

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about the fact that, well,maybe Biden can still win. Obama's disapproval
rating was the same as Yeah,pretty much the same, and then he
won and lips Sonny hosted and draggingsomething out of nowhere. Well, yeah,
Obama his numbers with a little bit. Yeah, that's right, Sonny,
that's exactly right. Right, youdo have that collective amnesia that we've
talked about. Democrats are going tobe spending the next eight months making sure

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people know exactly what Donald Trump isall about. Yeah, don't worry,
ladies, They'll be doing all ofthis of his Donald exactly what Donald jones
about. And because I'm a whore, I will actually be sending that propaganda
outside of the television. Yeah.So Jonathan Carl is not only acting as

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therapists, he's also promising them thathe will be a reliable regurgitator of anti
Trump propaganda. You don't worry,ladies, I got this under control.
Oh, thank you, John.I'm honestly glad he came in to the
view of the talkers all the leadand you know, he's been kind of,
you know, off in the shadows. I mean, there's been coverage
of his criminal cases and everything,but we're at the beginning a very long

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This is a very long thing.We've got plenty of time to destroy Donald
Trump and all the people who followhim. Don't you worry, ladies.
Everything's under a presidential campaign. Andagain, I want to say it again,
don't put much stock into what Polestell you today about how people will
vote in him. That's right,you know we'll be going yeah, well,

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good, thank you so much forcoming here. Tell me all about
this. That's right. It's exhausting. That is exhausting. That's joy Bahart,
Well, there's no joy in Beayhartanymore, is there now until Jonathan
Carl comes along. It's exhausting.Is dixhausting? This exhausting? How our
plans are just going off right thecrap. This is exhausting. If we

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did that, President Clinton would bepreparing to hand the Uh now I can
go to sleep. It's like reallyso, by the way, this is
a guy who is at one pointeven the chief White House correspondent, like
the head of the White House PressCorps, and now being being the hired

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therapist for the freaked out view Ladieswho are exhausting, and and and and
comes in and reassures them that don'tyou worry. We've got a plan.
We're gonna take everything that Di Bidenthe left dumped to us. And I
promise you, I'll throw it upright in front of the TV so everybody
can see me. It's pretty unbelievable. Sorry you had to sit through that,

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But that's kind of that's kind ofwhat they're doing now. All these
people who just you know who can'thave enough chemamile tea to keep them settled.
It's crazy. I'm gonna we're gonnalove this. This is gonna be
so miserable for them. Don't takethe pillow off their faces. People,

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Let's keep it up. Becky NoblesStraight Ahead its common Sense Radio. Well,
one thing you couldn't see in thatsegment with Jonathan Carl on the View.
You didn't see though, how heentered the show. He came down
actually in a bubble, wearing adress and a blonde wig, and he
had a wand with a star onthe end of it as he descended into

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mental munchkin lands and everything. Butwe're at the beginning a very long residential
campaign. And again I'm gonna sayit again, don't put much stock into
what poles tell you today about howpeople will voting if we did, Becky
Noble, gumshoot politics right there onsubstack. Becky Noble, how you doing?

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Thanks for calling into the show.What's up, hey, Jamie?
How are you? Nothing too much? You know they they're talking about Jonathan
carl Is telling telling all of theview ladies about Oh, don't worry,
don't know if these polls don't meananything this far out. Oh no,
that that's nothing. If you andI and everybody else listening both know,

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we all know that if those numberswere reversed, they would be dancing in
the streets. Oh they would belike they would be like, well,
why are why are we even havingan election? Joe Biden's gonna win?
Why are we even doing this?And you what was crazy about the polls,
Becky, is they were they wereremarkably accurate. I don't I don't
think one. I mean, thisis surprising to me because I don't put
a lot of stocking polls all thetime. But like, for instance,

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because they've been doing some California radiospaying attention to some of the California numbers,
and they they predicted I can't rememberwhich polling place it was, they
pretty much predicted within like two tenthsof a point the outcome of the Trump
Haley contest in California, which wasbasically about seventy seventy five thirty seventy high

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twenty five, and they basically itwas like pretty much right on right right.
You know, it's I think I'mcautiously optimistic, but I see a
lot of people, you know,you see looking heads on TV talking about
how they think that the tide isturning. You know, I think that

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there there might be an argument forthat. If it is, it's something
that is going to take take literally, I think take years to fully evolve
and fully develop. But I mean, look at San Francisco. They just
voted to you know, uh morepolice and the drug testing for welfare recipients,

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and and there's things like that happeningin a lot of blue places.
In New York. The governor isyou know, sending the National Guard to
the subway and things like that.So yeah, I mean maybe there's little
blips here and there, you knowthat that that people have had enough,
they've had enough of Joe Biden andhis disaster of a presidency. Well,

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and in spite of what they say, however, Becky, the President Trump
probably best exemplifies the convergence of thesekinds of issues on crime, on the
border, all the things that areaffecting these blue cities, just like they
are in the red cities. Butall these things are affecting blue cities,
and Nikki Haley was not close tobeing a person who represents the needs of

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these individuals in these cities. DonaldTrump has been there, done that,
have the T shirt. So that'swhy I believe that even if you're a
San Francisco Liberal, you have avested interest in even voting for Donald Trump
because he's the law and order guy, and he's a guy who will put
pressure on cities, even if they'reDemocrats, to to to get their acts

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together, especially with the governorships too. So inspired like, that's why I
love that woman who was on Bannon, who I'm going to have on later
on in the show next next week, who talked about and she wrote the
book Second Class, as she talkedabout how you know President Trump is a
moderate on all things in most ofhis stances now even were stances that the

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Democrats had twenty years ago but havesince abandoned because there are a bunch of
left wing kooks at this point.So I think there's a I think the
tide is turning, and I thinkthere are people who otherwise were not associating
with the Republican Party who were morethan happy to associate with the make America
Great Again agenda. Oh yeah,yeah, I think so too. And

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the fun part is that there aredemographics of Democrat voters who maybe, like
you just said, maybe twenty fiveyears ago, you never would have thought
in a million bazillion years. Youknow, a lot of black voters,
a lot of Hispanic voters, uhlike suburban women, and you know,
the all those all those traditional hdemographics that that maybe even back in twenty

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sixteen or twenty twenty would have beenlike you no, Donald Trump who grows.
Yeah. Now now they're taking asecond look because all of these things
are affecting people every day. Weall go to the grocery store, we
all go fill up our gas tanks. You know, we all uh want
to be secure in our home.And and so they're and they're not do
they know that they're not getting thatwith with Joe Biden and Democrat policies,

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and so it really is forcing himto take a second look at Donald Trump.
And like I said, I thinkit it it. It's gonna take
years and years to evolve if itdoes to a point where we would like
it to be. But hey,you know, it's I don't know who
these Republicans and Democrats are fooling becausewhile a lot of us no one's like

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to go to the grocery store andfill up our gas tanks, none of
them ever go to a grocery store, nor they fill up a gas tank.
So it's remarkable to President Trump,even though we know he doesn't go
to the grocery store and he doesn'tfill up a gas tank, can be
so connected to those needs because he'snot pretending, and because we can see

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a guy who's riches all get out, but who can articulate the concerns of
people who aren't. And these otherpeople, Haley and Biden and all these
guys, they could never do that. They could never really fully connect with
normal, average everyday people and nevertried actually because they didn't have to,
right, And you know that's thethe amazing thing about Donald Trump, because,

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like you just said, here's aguy who's a bazillionaire. He he
you know, money is no objectfor him. Yet he connects and he
gets on the same level as asworking people, people people like you and
I and everybody listening, people whoget up and go to work every day.
He connects with those people. There'sthere's something about him that draws people

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to him. And that's what theleft and the media and Democrats they just
can't a they can't figure it out. And because and because they can't figure
it out, then they decide theydon't want to and they you know,
they they just dismiss us as youknow, rubes and deplorables and everything else.
But I think that's the biggest phenomenonabout Donald Trump is how does a

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guy with a lifestyle that is soopposite of the people who support him.
They love him, and there's peoplethat follow him. Theer rallies all over
the place, and it's it's