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This is your morning show with Michael dl.
Speaker 1 (00:38):
Terump A new poll shows Kamala Harris leading or tied
with Donald Trump and all but one.
Speaker 3 (00:46):
Of the swing states.
Speaker 1 (00:49):
You wanted Donald Trump to get back on topic, Well
he did yesterday laying out his economic plan and get
that old mask out.
Speaker 3 (00:58):
Of the junk drawer.
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would they. It is seven minutes after the hour. Thanks
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and streaming live on your iHeartRadio app. I am Michael
del Jorno, and we kind of kicking around four different things.
One is the comic chameleon, comic coma coma coma comic Ameliam.
(01:23):
She suddenly not disassociating herself with Joe Biden, the economy, inflation,
the border. She didn't create any of those problems. In fact,
she is shifting like she shifted over taxation of tips
in the service industry.
Speaker 3 (01:41):
Can she pull it off?
Speaker 1 (01:42):
Axios exposes the literal fake news tactic. This entire Kamala
Harris campaign is an orchestrated illusion using AI and now
fake news disguised as headlines, and if you look really closely,
it says sponsored.
Speaker 3 (01:59):
That's it interesting.
Speaker 1 (02:01):
And then usually traditionally in campaigns, we see candidates go
to their base in the primary and then come back
to center in the general. That kind of died with
the twenty four hour news cycle. It also dies when
you just don't have primaries and you just erase everybody's
vote and throw a different candidate.
Speaker 3 (02:21):
It is the nominee.
Speaker 1 (02:23):
David Zanadi is the CEO of the American Policy Roundtable,
host of the Public Square, and a senior contributor for
your morning show, David.
Speaker 3 (02:31):
Are they going to be able to pull all this
illusion off?
Speaker 4 (02:34):
Oh, Michael, And they've got more tricks yet coming, certainly
more tricks attacking Donald Trump and certainly attacking his supporters.
So yeah, they are pulling it off. And the reason
that they're pulling it off is because this time around,
as opposed to campaigns that you and I have studied
over the years, they have a corporate media that's completely
in the tank and using their own energy and their
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own money to forward the Harris agen. So yeah, they're
going to do a great job of pulling it off.
Whether it wins them an election or not, we don't know,
but who knows at the stage.
Speaker 1 (03:06):
In the game.
Speaker 3 (03:07):
All right.
Speaker 1 (03:07):
So you, by the way, I'm very shocked that Axios
would be the one to out this and do so
very honestly. So they do this picture, which is a
montage of all these Google search results, and it'll say
CBN or CNN, it will say Guardian, it will say Reuters,
it will say the Associated Press, and then they have it.
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They have big headlines inflation down, Waltz, military service, Harris's
economic vision, lower costs, higher wages, all this positive news
stuff and it looks like you're getting a news result,
when in fact it's a sponsored, paid illusion ad.
Speaker 3 (03:44):
I mean, this is the definition of fake news.
Speaker 1 (03:46):
And then Axio says why it matters, Well, it's common
practice in the commercial advertising world, and it doesn't violate
Google's policies. But the ads mimic real news results from
searches close enough that they have news out Let's caught
off guard, and I think Guardian was one that came
out and said that, you know, look, it appears as
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though and we appreciate them trying to brand themselves with us,
but and you know, this is very misleading. It's something
Trump isn't doing, Harris is doing, but just like her
stealing his ID on tips even though she was a
deciding vote that gave eighty billion dollars of the IRS
to target those in the service industry. The question is
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is this illusion working? My guess is only in terms
of building energy within their base. But guess what, there
are more Democrats than there are Republicans, and if the
energy is the same, they'll win.
Speaker 4 (04:41):
Well, that's true, Michael. We've been studying the maps and
I know that two seventy one is the site that
you frequently take a look at and we ran the
maps again yesterday and it's this election could come down
to a single electoral college vote. Right now, it looks
Chuck down Trump's going to turn three states that he
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didn't win in the last election. So it won't be
the identical map, but what it will be and it's
very likely that Donald Trump's about to win twenty eight
states and Harris would win twenty two in the district
of Columbia, but it could come down because of the
size of the states of the electoral votes, where she
wins the election with one or two votes to spare.
Speaker 1 (05:27):
We said from this would be more early in the year.
The whole correlation with nineteen sixty eight a side. The
basic question will be is this going to be the
twenty sixteen map or the twenty twenty map, Meaning you
had Michigan, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania decided by not many votes, they
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went Trump's way against Hillary, they went Biden's way in
twenty twenty. Will this be the twenty sixteen map or
the twenty twenty map. And then we began to get
a picture, well, maybe it's going to be its own
Union twenty four map. This is now looking like And
by the way, she still has to have a convention,
she still has to have debates, she still has to
do interviews. I mean, the big question is is this
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her at her ultimate sugar high with a cabal of
media and Hollywood creation and illusion. Now I'm starting to
get the feeling it might look more like a twenty
sixteen map than a unique twenty twenty four map or.
Speaker 3 (06:26):
In what you're and what you're describing twenty twenty.
Speaker 4 (06:29):
Yeah, it's gonna be a hybrid. Because here's here's what
it comes down to. Pennsylvania. Now, I don't think Donald
Trump's campaign at this stage in the game can make
a case that they're going to win Pennsylvania. But what's
even more trouble, I mean, is the fact Pennsylvania's telling
all of us, telling everyone that they have no intention
of promptly counting the volume of mail in ballots that
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they know are coming. Pennsylvania failed to change their law
over the last four years. You remember four years ago,
Pennsylvania drag election four or five days as they said,
we'll count them as we count them, and you'll wait
for us. Well, here's what's very likely to happen. Donald
Trump is likely to not win Michigan or Wisconsin, but
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to win Arizona and Nevada. That will lead the entire
race to wait upon the returns from Pennsylvania, which are
likely to take at least five days past November fifth,
and no one can declare victory until in fact those
votes are counted. So that's the likely scenario that we're
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looking at, and given past history, it's very unlikely that
Donald Trump will win Pennsylvania. That's the way it looks today. Again,
this thing could turn upside down three times between now
and the election. But the election begins in less than
a month. Voting begins in Pennsylvania in September, and then
it will reach across the entire country very shortly after.
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So we're on a very short field with a very
extended time for voting, a short field for the campaigns,
the shortest field of history for any campus state to
attempt to take the White House. With Kamala Harris stepping
in for Joe Biden. So if this is an election
we've never seen before, and right now it looks like
it is her election to lose. Now, she's pretty good
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with that, so we'll have to see, right No.
Speaker 3 (08:25):
That's a key one.
Speaker 1 (08:27):
We used to talk David Snati's the CEO of the
American Policy Roundtable, host of the Public Square, heard on
two hundred stations, and he's a senior contributor to your
morning show beyond weekly and always when needed. We used
to talk about heading into the twenty sixteen election, I'm
the forgetting our election I coverage. I looked at you
and I said, David, we're going to be her a
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long time because Arizona and nevad are going to decide this.
But in twenty sixteen, North Carolina went to Trump, then
Pennsylvania went to Trump, and then we're like Wisconsin, Michigan,
and we were like it was over before we got
to the West Goes. It's interesting, this may be the
night when I look at you and say, we're going
to be here a long time in many days, not
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just because of Arizona in Wisconsin, Arizona Nevada, but waiting
on Pennsylvania to count its votes. And that's if it
continues in this in this trajectory. But like you said,
she's pretty good at making mistakes. Well, how would you
any well lit, well filmed, well scripted Hollywood production. The
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only thing that can go wrong is somebody going off
script so or something from the outside. But for people
waking up, it's as simple as do you think Donald
Trump's gonna win? That's what they want to hear. And
the answer is nobody knows, and it's going to be
very close. And the game they've played is obvious. The
question is who's noticing and how much does it matter
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to them?
Speaker 3 (09:50):
Right? Right?
Speaker 4 (09:52):
And because they could see that Biden had depleted their base,
but people simply had no enthusiasm to vote for Joe Biden.
And we're actually reaching a moral dilemma, feeling they were
putting the nation at risk by him remaining in the
White House. They knew they were in trouble. They had
leaks and all four tires, and so the flip now
is the honeymoon period, and is the is the relief
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in the base that they've got some young person that
is competent and capable, or they think is competent and capable,
who they can now and she will follow the script
as long as she follows the script. They're feeling great
because they know they can orchestrate her. I mean, their
attitude is if we could win with Joe Biden from
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the basement. We can play peekaboo with Kamala Harris on
a short field and pull this off. So she's just
really filling the role. She gets up every day and
follows the script that's handed to her.
Speaker 1 (10:49):
So I'm wondering, because you know, if you gave me
a choice, I'd let Kamala win as long as I
knew the Republicans were going to control the House and
the Senate. That's what matters most, the people's house in
the United States Senate. America loves a check in balance.
Could this backfire in that? I really think the tougher
road for the Republicans with Senate and congressional races would
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have been in a time where it looks like Donald
Trump is a runaway because America leans towards a check
and balance. If everybody, in all of their illusion creating,
they give everybody a sense, oh, Kama has got this one,
they might be shocked at some of some of their
House and Senate seats go because America loves checks and balances.
Speaker 4 (11:30):
Oh that's a very perceptive point, Michael, and very few
people have talked about that. What's the energy down ticket?
And Americans are known to protect themselves more than they
are known to follow coattails. So that's a very good
possibility that the Senate could actually gain a couple of
more seats for Republicans and anticipated not only giving them
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a majority in the Senate at this time around, but
a majority, and that's healthier. That still won't change everything
because of the filibuster rules, but that would certainly block
Harris's ability. Now, yesterday, the Washington Post was out there
in the New York Times. We're out there beginning to
sell the idea of the trifecta. They're so giddy on
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the sugar high that they actually think that Kamala can
win them back the House and the Senate as well.
I think your perspective is much more likely, and that
it will probably cost them both the Senate and more
seats in the House.
Speaker 1 (12:28):
Yeah, and everybody America just has a fixation on the
presidency to our founding fathers did not, And so there
might be some hidden good news even in that that
people don't see coming. I'll never forget when we first met,
final minute, and this is why I love you.
Speaker 3 (12:47):
This is something I would do in something you do.
I'll never forget.
Speaker 1 (12:49):
Right in your kitchen on an eraser board, you start writing,
you know all the basically just showing how you know,
and especially news talk listeners, you're as bad as us
the host this every day, just like we follow sports,
you know on ESPN at a level the average doesn't
until the Super Bowl. The question is, you know, we
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talk about the exit of Joe Biden and how that
was orchestrated in time, the entrance of her, all this
cabal unified illusion of unity because in a perfect world,
if both parties are energized the same, the Democrats are
going to win because there's more of them. I wonder
what the role of people paying attention early is, because
(13:33):
this has been very unique. Does that affect your most
don't pay attention till after Labor Day and sixty days
prior to election, and how does that roll out into this?
And then I think the other fascinating question is this
may be a good old fashion where the independents are
really going to decide this election independence and independent driven
swing states. So and that would suggest, you know, how
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does even Pennsylvania, with their governor on the ticket feel
about this comm a chameleon flip flop. We didn't create
the problem where the savior of the problem. I mean,
those are two big, old fashioned factors that may actually
have the final Say.
Speaker 4 (14:12):
Michael, no one's going to be able to predict this one.
Your basic premislow is correct. All things being equal, there
are more people who are a part of the Party
of irresponsibility than there are people who are trying to
be responsible. And that's always the case in this situation.
But we have much much to see. One thing people
should take away from all of this and not miss
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is if you run the maps right now, there are
twenty eight states in the Union that appear very clearly
to be leaning toward or secured for the Trump campaign.
Twenty eight states versus twenty two in the District of Columbia.
This country is not just even not just divided, it
is very evenly divided, which means there's a lot more
battle ahead that goes beyond this presidential election.
Speaker 1 (14:55):
It's a game, and it's a game that matters. David Sanauti,
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If you're just waking up and you were wanting Donald
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eeting good hanging out in like the little Italy of
Saint Louis, wondering where my little Irish brother is.
Speaker 7 (18:26):
I didn't know there was a big, a little American
community in Saint Louis.
Speaker 1 (18:29):
Oh, this one is frozen in time. This neighborhood is real.
I want to live in this neighborhood. Rory, I go
walk the dog, come back with a little bread, a
little salami, a little perjuta, you know, stopping a few
stories while I'm walking the dog. You know, we keep
saying this every day.
Speaker 3 (18:44):
You know that. You know the US officials were made
on high alert.
Speaker 1 (18:47):
We have so many assets in the region, and yet
nothing in this imminent attack on Israel from Iran, and
at some point makes you wonder, is Aron looking at
this situation saying you know what, this may not be
the best time for us to make a move.
Speaker 7 (19:03):
Well, the big peace talks are happening today, so the
speculation is they've been waiting to see what the results
of this ceasefire talk is.
Speaker 3 (19:09):
I shouldn't have said peace talk. It's a ceasfire spy.
Speaker 7 (19:12):
And these discussions are being held in doa cutter today
with the Egypt and the US. Now Hamas is not
at the table, but they said they would be willing
to speak to the mediators afterwards if there are some
significant developments here. They're essentially still trying to work on
a framework. I mean this, we're just hoping for a
framework to a plan, let alone a plan. But one
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of the bigger issues is going to be the future
of Gaza. Who runs it, who's in control, what kind
of a government does it have, who pays to rebuild it,
all those different kinds of questions that are still outstanding.
Of course, stopping the violence and getting the hostages home
is priority number one, But I think the future of
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Gaza is one of those bigger unanswered questions, and nobody
ever know.
Speaker 1 (19:58):
It just has the conversation of loud. I mean one
of the problems is one of these sides, in particular,
uh in this fight, doesn't acknowledge the other's right to exist,
and it's it's a part of their really faith and
worldview and tenants to destroy that country and to eliminate
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those people and to convert the world. So what happens
is we get these patterns, they go a little bit
too far with an attack or some and then rush.
Then Israel just beats them down. Eventually it all comes
to an end when they release the hostages and then
they're depleted, and it takes them a while. You know,
it's it's a kicking of the can for a decade.
(20:43):
And so but this one's just lingered in that there
hasn't been the release of hostages, which normally stops the
beating and creates the ceasefire. That's what's interesting to me,
and one of the things that we talked about a
long time ago, Rory. Could part of the hang up
be they just they're just not alive to get give back,
and that's what they're stalling, you know, to reveal.
Speaker 7 (21:05):
Well, that's been part of it. And then look, the
cynics are out there on both sides, also saying that
and Yahoo wants to drag this out because that's what
keeps him in power. You know, is that a factor
in any of this? It's it's difficult to get to
the truth here. And as you said that, we keep
kicking the can down the road, we're going to need
a bigger can to paraphrase jaws, because it's got a
(21:29):
lot of dents.
Speaker 3 (21:29):
We're going to need a bigger boat.
Speaker 1 (21:30):
Roy O'Neil is joining us, all right, So how effective
can these talks be with them as not at the table?
Speaker 7 (21:36):
Not very We heard from admir Walkirby a short time
ago saying that they're just trying to, you know, incrementally
move this forward. Honestly, I think the more cynic in me,
a lot of this may have been scheduled to be
timed and coincide with the DNC next week. I think
with the you know, it was the Biden administration trying
to really pressure to have these talks happen. Now, I
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think they would like to have announced some sort of
a ceasepot going into the convention to try to tamp
down what is expected to be some pretty aggressive protests
next week.
Speaker 1 (22:06):
Well, we learned this lesson with a rock, right, I mean,
you don't go anywhere and begin or achieve anything without
an exit strategy. And the sixty thousand dollars question in
the year is when all comes to an end in
any way, how do you move forward? Previous generations have
not been able to answer that for many, many years,
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let alone hold out hope.
Speaker 3 (22:30):
They're going to do it this time.
Speaker 1 (22:31):
And then what do you make of just in general,
this eminent attack in a rock that just seemingly day
after day doesn't happen.
Speaker 3 (22:41):
Well, again the speculation, Thank god for that. By the way,
see the results of the talks today.
Speaker 1 (22:46):
Yeah, well, we'll see that there's a lot of assets
there and we don't know what the backchannel messaging is.
You know, if you're iron, proceed with caution because this
is this is going to ask a lot.
Speaker 7 (23:00):
Yeah, unless they do something like they did in April
and say okay, we're going to be doing this, this,
this and this and prepare all you can and look,
you know, I think there was tragically a teenage girl
was killed, but otherwise not a lot of damage when
Iran launched that attack into Israel in April.
Speaker 1 (23:17):
All right, so the big talks are today, Hamas won't
be there. Meanwhile, Iran's watching these meetings. See what comes
of it with one of the big players not there.
All right, that's that's something that you want, good reporting
where we'll talk again next hour. If you're just waking up,
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obviously what we're talking about.
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It's funny how it gets planned that way, is our
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US officials remain on high alert for potential Iranian attack
in Israel.
Speaker 3 (23:42):
Lisa Taylor has more.
Speaker 8 (23:44):
This comes as efforts to reach a ceasefire and Gaza
are intensifying, with formal negotiations said to take place Thursday.
There are reports Hamas will not be taking part in
the ceasefire talks. Raph Sanchez reports from Tel Aviv.
Speaker 9 (23:56):
A diplomat briefed on these talks, says Katar. Each of
the United States will meet with Israel, and then those
two Arab states will go and meet with the Hamas
side separately at a date to be determined.
Speaker 8 (24:07):
The potential for an attack on Israel bi Iran comes
after the country bound to avenge the deaths of Hesbalah
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claiming voter fraud, but his campaign is now promoting early
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going well. We think we're doing very well. We just
had a poll that shows we're.
Speaker 10 (27:10):
Doing very well, and we have an interesting couple of
months ahead of us. More than thirty percent of Americans
feel the economy is the most important thing on the ticket,
according to a recent Gallup poll. Vice President Harris will
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If you're just waking up, here's the kind of things
we're watching for those that want Donald Trump to get
back on message, boy Diddy, the economy Yesterday, you got
Kamala Harris going to be laying out mcvision tomorrow. We
got peace talks, but Hamas is not at the table,
so how much can be accomplished? And just to show
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singing abilities. Reunited and it feels so good. You better
enjoy it because I don't think you're going to see
Joe too many events, but Joe and Kamala are teaming
up today.
Speaker 3 (29:24):
I believe you're going to be there, aren't you.
Speaker 13 (29:27):
I will be there. It's just suburban Maryland, so not
very far away from the White House. And this is
an event that is an official event, not a campaign event.
Speaker 4 (29:37):
You're not going to see any Harris.
Speaker 13 (29:38):
Wall signs anywhere on display. The White House describes this
as the President the Vice President delivering remarks on the
progress they're making to lower costs for the American people.
I think they're going to announce some additional prescription drugs
that they're helping to bring the cost down for those
on fixed incomes. So that will be the focus of today,
(30:00):
and I'm sure they're going to do a little bit
of a victory lap as it relates to that inflation
number which came out from the Labor Department yesterday.
Speaker 3 (30:08):
All Right, can we cut to the chase here, because
here's the tricky part right ahead.
Speaker 1 (30:12):
Here's the donkey in the room. She's doing the Comma
chameleon right now, where she's distancing herself from their governing
together and policies to a shift to her new takes
on the borderund the economy. And here they are taking
a victory lap over something she's trying to distance herself from.
Speaker 3 (30:37):
Boy, that's tricky, right.
Speaker 13 (30:39):
Well, it's tricky. But you know, on the inflation front,
you know, eighteen months ago inflation was it nine percent?
Now below three percent? Two point nine percent actually is
what it came in yesterday. So that's something she embraces.
That's something certainly Joe Biden embraces. He talked about how
his policies are working in yesterday when asked about it
(31:01):
by reporters at an event that he was holding at
the White House. So look, you know, it's a dance
that any individual who's running for president has to do
when they are trying to succeed someone who is currently
in the White House. So al Gore tried to walk
this dance, was unsuccessful doing that.
Speaker 3 (31:22):
George H. W. Bush did this.
Speaker 13 (31:25):
Dance back in nineteen eighty eight and was successful at it,
you know, essentially embracing the good and trying to keep
distance from what is perceived as the bad of any administration.
Speaker 1 (31:36):
And everything's always viewed to such a partisan lens in
this divided edition that we live in, whether it's social media,
the media, or the American people, the reality of what
people are feeling. And that's why I'm very just curious
how this is going to strike America because the reality
is it's the inflation rate since pre COVID that we're
really feeling when we're at the grocery store. And then
(31:59):
they take the down from and it's just and so
what it creates is a victory lap over something the
American people just aren't feeling very victorious about right now.
Speaker 3 (32:09):
That's a tough message too.
Speaker 13 (32:12):
Well, it's a tough message because as you point out,
you know, you look at the sectors that have seen
declines over the last year. Some of those sectors of food.
Not every food item, as you and I know at
the supermarket, has come down in price, but there are
some that have. But dairy products, bakery products, autos, the
(32:34):
price of autos, new and used cars and trucks have
come down over the course of the past year. And apparel, clothing,
and not every piece of clothing necessarily has come down
in price, but overall, that's what the Bureau of Labor
Statistics shows us. And so you know, for that reason,
you know, you may not feel it, and I may
(32:54):
not see it every time we shop, but those are
the numbers, and ultimately we will see it. I think
the problem is is that every time we go and
fill up our car, we see that my prices are
steel pretty high. They're reminders exactly by the way.
Speaker 1 (33:08):
I've never asked you if I've never asked you if
you have kids, and that may be inappropriate to do,
but I have daughters, and the difference of my son
and my daughter, and it's the same with my wife.
There's something about women and pushing the limits of how
little gash you can drive around with. So I go
to take my daughter's truck because she's blocking the driveway,
and I get in it and I go anna there
(33:32):
it says five miles till empty.
Speaker 3 (33:33):
Oh, that's plenty, And.
Speaker 1 (33:35):
Then I get stuck filling it up at seventy dollars.
I'm beginning to think I'm getting played, But yeah, it is.
Every time you go to the grocery store, every time
you go to the tag, you're reminded of these things.
And if the economy and if the border is number one,
and it's the result of their leadership for three and
a half years, it's going to be hard for her
to distance their self for that. I mean that the
(33:57):
media can help sell it. Her cam Pain can sell it,
and they do it well. She can read the teleprompter. Well,
I'm just wondering for the Americans out there if they're
gonna perceive it. With Jimmy Carter, there was no forgiveness.
He couldn't get away from it, not even the malaise speech.
So look, I just look at it from a historical lens,
and I say, This is a tough sell and it's
(34:20):
gonna be a short field.
Speaker 3 (34:22):
I get that, but this is a tricky one. Today.
Speaker 1 (34:25):
As she's trying to distance herself from Joe Biden, she's
gonna be with Joe Biden and they're gonna be talking
about their accomplishments that just aren't felt yet.
Speaker 2 (34:33):
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Terump A new poll shows Kamala Harris leading or tied
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Of the swing states.
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del Jorno, and we kind of kicking around four different things.
One is the comic chameleon, comic coma coma coma comic Ameliam.
(01:23):
She suddenly not disassociating herself with Joe Biden, the economy, inflation,
the border. She didn't create any of those problems. In fact,
she is shifting like she shifted over taxation of tips
in the service industry.
Speaker 3 (01:41):
Can she pull it off?
Speaker 1 (01:42):
Axios exposes the literal fake news tactic. This entire Kamala
Harris campaign is an orchestrated illusion using AI and now
fake news disguised as headlines, and if you look really closely,
it says sponsored.
Speaker 3 (01:59):
That's it interesting.
Speaker 1 (02:01):
And then usually traditionally in campaigns, we see candidates go
to their base in the primary and then come back
to center in the general. That kind of died with
the twenty four hour news cycle. It also dies when
you just don't have primaries and you just erase everybody's
vote and throw a different candidate.
Speaker 3 (02:21):
It is the nominee.
Speaker 1 (02:23):
David Zanadi is the CEO of the American Policy Roundtable,
host of the Public Square, and a senior contributor for
your morning show, David.
Speaker 3 (02:31):
Are they going to be able to pull all this
illusion off?
Speaker 4 (02:34):
Oh, Michael, And they've got more tricks yet coming, certainly
more tricks attacking Donald Trump and certainly attacking his supporters.
So yeah, they are pulling it off. And the reason
that they're pulling it off is because this time around,
as opposed to campaigns that you and I have studied
over the years, they have a corporate media that's completely
in the tank and using their own energy and their
(02:57):
own money to forward the Harris agen. So yeah, they're
going to do a great job of pulling it off.
Whether it wins them an election or not, we don't know,
but who knows at the stage.
Speaker 1 (03:06):
In the game.
Speaker 3 (03:07):
All right.
Speaker 1 (03:07):
So you, by the way, I'm very shocked that Axios
would be the one to out this and do so
very honestly. So they do this picture, which is a
montage of all these Google search results, and it'll say
CBN or CNN, it will say Guardian, it will say Reuters,
it will say the Associated Press, and then they have it.
(03:28):
They have big headlines inflation down, Waltz, military service, Harris's
economic vision, lower costs, higher wages, all this positive news
stuff and it looks like you're getting a news result,
when in fact it's a sponsored, paid illusion ad.
Speaker 3 (03:44):
I mean, this is the definition of fake news.
Speaker 1 (03:46):
And then Axio says why it matters, Well, it's common
practice in the commercial advertising world, and it doesn't violate
Google's policies. But the ads mimic real news results from
searches close enough that they have news out Let's caught
off guard, and I think Guardian was one that came
out and said that, you know, look, it appears as
(04:07):
though and we appreciate them trying to brand themselves with us,
but and you know, this is very misleading. It's something
Trump isn't doing, Harris is doing, but just like her
stealing his ID on tips even though she was a
deciding vote that gave eighty billion dollars of the IRS
to target those in the service industry. The question is
(04:28):
is this illusion working? My guess is only in terms
of building energy within their base. But guess what, there
are more Democrats than there are Republicans, and if the
energy is the same, they'll win.
Speaker 4 (04:41):
Well, that's true, Michael. We've been studying the maps and
I know that two seventy one is the site that
you frequently take a look at and we ran the
maps again yesterday and it's this election could come down
to a single electoral college vote. Right now, it looks
Chuck down Trump's going to turn three states that he
(05:02):
didn't win in the last election. So it won't be
the identical map, but what it will be and it's
very likely that Donald Trump's about to win twenty eight
states and Harris would win twenty two in the district
of Columbia, but it could come down because of the
size of the states of the electoral votes, where she
wins the election with one or two votes to spare.
Speaker 1 (05:27):
We said from this would be more early in the year.
The whole correlation with nineteen sixty eight a side. The
basic question will be is this going to be the
twenty sixteen map or the twenty twenty map, Meaning you
had Michigan, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania decided by not many votes, they
(05:49):
went Trump's way against Hillary, they went Biden's way in
twenty twenty. Will this be the twenty sixteen map or
the twenty twenty map. And then we began to get
a picture, well, maybe it's going to be its own
Union twenty four map. This is now looking like And
by the way, she still has to have a convention,
she still has to have debates, she still has to
do interviews. I mean, the big question is is this
(06:10):
her at her ultimate sugar high with a cabal of
media and Hollywood creation and illusion. Now I'm starting to
get the feeling it might look more like a twenty
sixteen map than a unique twenty twenty four map or.
Speaker 3 (06:26):
In what you're and what you're describing twenty twenty.
Speaker 4 (06:29):
Yeah, it's gonna be a hybrid. Because here's here's what
it comes down to. Pennsylvania. Now, I don't think Donald
Trump's campaign at this stage in the game can make
a case that they're going to win Pennsylvania. But what's
even more trouble, I mean, is the fact Pennsylvania's telling
all of us, telling everyone that they have no intention
of promptly counting the volume of mail in ballots that
(06:52):
they know are coming. Pennsylvania failed to change their law
over the last four years. You remember four years ago,
Pennsylvania drag election four or five days as they said,
we'll count them as we count them, and you'll wait
for us. Well, here's what's very likely to happen. Donald
Trump is likely to not win Michigan or Wisconsin, but
(07:14):
to win Arizona and Nevada. That will lead the entire
race to wait upon the returns from Pennsylvania, which are
likely to take at least five days past November fifth,
and no one can declare victory until in fact those
votes are counted. So that's the likely scenario that we're
(07:37):
looking at, and given past history, it's very unlikely that
Donald Trump will win Pennsylvania. That's the way it looks today. Again,
this thing could turn upside down three times between now
and the election. But the election begins in less than
a month. Voting begins in Pennsylvania in September, and then
it will reach across the entire country very shortly after.
(08:00):
So we're on a very short field with a very
extended time for voting, a short field for the campaigns,
the shortest field of history for any campus state to
attempt to take the White House. With Kamala Harris stepping
in for Joe Biden. So if this is an election
we've never seen before, and right now it looks like
it is her election to lose. Now, she's pretty good
(08:23):
with that, so we'll have to see, right No.
Speaker 3 (08:25):
That's a key one.
Speaker 1 (08:27):
We used to talk David Snati's the CEO of the
American Policy Roundtable, host of the Public Square, heard on
two hundred stations, and he's a senior contributor to your
morning show beyond weekly and always when needed. We used
to talk about heading into the twenty sixteen election, I'm
the forgetting our election I coverage. I looked at you
and I said, David, we're going to be her a
(08:47):
long time because Arizona and nevad are going to decide this.
But in twenty sixteen, North Carolina went to Trump, then
Pennsylvania went to Trump, and then we're like Wisconsin, Michigan,
and we were like it was over before we got
to the West Goes. It's interesting, this may be the
night when I look at you and say, we're going
to be here a long time in many days, not
(09:07):
just because of Arizona in Wisconsin, Arizona Nevada, but waiting
on Pennsylvania to count its votes. And that's if it
continues in this in this trajectory. But like you said,
she's pretty good at making mistakes. Well, how would you
any well lit, well filmed, well scripted Hollywood production. The
(09:28):
only thing that can go wrong is somebody going off
script so or something from the outside. But for people
waking up, it's as simple as do you think Donald
Trump's gonna win? That's what they want to hear. And
the answer is nobody knows, and it's going to be
very close. And the game they've played is obvious. The
question is who's noticing and how much does it matter
(09:50):
to them?
Speaker 3 (09:50):
Right? Right?
Speaker 4 (09:52):
And because they could see that Biden had depleted their base,
but people simply had no enthusiasm to vote for Joe Biden.
And we're actually reaching a moral dilemma, feeling they were
putting the nation at risk by him remaining in the
White House. They knew they were in trouble. They had
leaks and all four tires, and so the flip now
is the honeymoon period, and is the is the relief
(10:13):
in the base that they've got some young person that
is competent and capable, or they think is competent and capable,
who they can now and she will follow the script
as long as she follows the script. They're feeling great
because they know they can orchestrate her. I mean, their
attitude is if we could win with Joe Biden from
(10:36):
the basement. We can play peekaboo with Kamala Harris on
a short field and pull this off. So she's just
really filling the role. She gets up every day and
follows the script that's handed to her.
Speaker 1 (10:49):
So I'm wondering, because you know, if you gave me
a choice, I'd let Kamala win as long as I
knew the Republicans were going to control the House and
the Senate. That's what matters most, the people's house in
the United States Senate. America loves a check in balance.
Could this backfire in that? I really think the tougher
road for the Republicans with Senate and congressional races would
(11:10):
have been in a time where it looks like Donald
Trump is a runaway because America leans towards a check
and balance. If everybody, in all of their illusion creating,
they give everybody a sense, oh, Kama has got this one,
they might be shocked at some of some of their
House and Senate seats go because America loves checks and balances.
Speaker 4 (11:30):
Oh that's a very perceptive point, Michael, and very few
people have talked about that. What's the energy down ticket?
And Americans are known to protect themselves more than they
are known to follow coattails. So that's a very good
possibility that the Senate could actually gain a couple of
more seats for Republicans and anticipated not only giving them
(11:53):
a majority in the Senate at this time around, but
a majority, and that's healthier. That still won't change everything
because of the filibuster rules, but that would certainly block
Harris's ability. Now, yesterday, the Washington Post was out there
in the New York Times. We're out there beginning to
sell the idea of the trifecta. They're so giddy on
(12:14):
the sugar high that they actually think that Kamala can
win them back the House and the Senate as well.
I think your perspective is much more likely, and that
it will probably cost them both the Senate and more
seats in the House.
Speaker 1 (12:28):
Yeah, and everybody America just has a fixation on the
presidency to our founding fathers did not, And so there
might be some hidden good news even in that that
people don't see coming. I'll never forget when we first met,
final minute, and this is why I love you.
Speaker 3 (12:47):
This is something I would do in something you do.
I'll never forget.
Speaker 1 (12:49):
Right in your kitchen on an eraser board, you start writing,
you know all the basically just showing how you know,
and especially news talk listeners, you're as bad as us
the host this every day, just like we follow sports,
you know on ESPN at a level the average doesn't
until the Super Bowl. The question is, you know, we
(13:09):
talk about the exit of Joe Biden and how that
was orchestrated in time, the entrance of her, all this
cabal unified illusion of unity because in a perfect world,
if both parties are energized the same, the Democrats are
going to win because there's more of them. I wonder
what the role of people paying attention early is, because
(13:33):
this has been very unique. Does that affect your most
don't pay attention till after Labor Day and sixty days
prior to election, and how does that roll out into this?
And then I think the other fascinating question is this
may be a good old fashion where the independents are
really going to decide this election independence and independent driven
swing states. So and that would suggest, you know, how
(13:55):
does even Pennsylvania, with their governor on the ticket feel
about this comm a chameleon flip flop. We didn't create
the problem where the savior of the problem. I mean,
those are two big, old fashioned factors that may actually
have the final Say.
Speaker 4 (14:12):
Michael, no one's going to be able to predict this one.
Your basic premislow is correct. All things being equal, there
are more people who are a part of the Party
of irresponsibility than there are people who are trying to
be responsible. And that's always the case in this situation.
But we have much much to see. One thing people
should take away from all of this and not miss
(14:33):
is if you run the maps right now, there are
twenty eight states in the Union that appear very clearly
to be leaning toward or secured for the Trump campaign.
Twenty eight states versus twenty two in the District of Columbia.
This country is not just even not just divided, it
is very evenly divided, which means there's a lot more
battle ahead that goes beyond this presidential election.
Speaker 1 (14:55):
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Well, the big peace talks are happening today, so the
speculation is they've been waiting to see what the results
of this ceasefire talk is.
Speaker 3 (19:09):
I shouldn't have said peace talk. It's a ceasfire spy.
Speaker 7 (19:12):
And these discussions are being held in doa cutter today
with the Egypt and the US. Now Hamas is not
at the table, but they said they would be willing
to speak to the mediators afterwards if there are some
significant developments here. They're essentially still trying to work on
a framework. I mean this, we're just hoping for a
framework to a plan, let alone a plan. But one
(19:32):
of the bigger issues is going to be the future
of Gaza. Who runs it, who's in control, what kind
of a government does it have, who pays to rebuild it,
all those different kinds of questions that are still outstanding.
Of course, stopping the violence and getting the hostages home
is priority number one, But I think the future of
(19:53):
Gaza is one of those bigger unanswered questions, and nobody
ever know.
Speaker 1 (19:58):
It just has the conversation of loud. I mean one
of the problems is one of these sides, in particular,
uh in this fight, doesn't acknowledge the other's right to exist,
and it's it's a part of their really faith and
worldview and tenants to destroy that country and to eliminate
(20:20):
those people and to convert the world. So what happens
is we get these patterns, they go a little bit
too far with an attack or some and then rush.
Then Israel just beats them down. Eventually it all comes
to an end when they release the hostages and then
they're depleted, and it takes them a while. You know,
it's it's a kicking of the can for a decade.
(20:43):
And so but this one's just lingered in that there
hasn't been the release of hostages, which normally stops the
beating and creates the ceasefire. That's what's interesting to me,
and one of the things that we talked about a
long time ago, Rory. Could part of the hang up
be they just they're just not alive to get give back,
and that's what they're stalling, you know, to reveal.
Speaker 7 (21:05):
Well, that's been part of it. And then look, the
cynics are out there on both sides, also saying that
and Yahoo wants to drag this out because that's what
keeps him in power. You know, is that a factor
in any of this? It's it's difficult to get to
the truth here. And as you said that, we keep
kicking the can down the road, we're going to need
a bigger can to paraphrase jaws, because it's got a
(21:29):
lot of dents.
Speaker 3 (21:29):
We're going to need a bigger boat.
Speaker 1 (21:30):
Roy O'Neil is joining us, all right, So how effective
can these talks be with them as not at the table?
Speaker 7 (21:36):
Not very We heard from admir Walkirby a short time
ago saying that they're just trying to, you know, incrementally
move this forward. Honestly, I think the more cynic in me,
a lot of this may have been scheduled to be
timed and coincide with the DNC next week. I think
with the you know, it was the Biden administration trying
to really pressure to have these talks happen. Now, I
(21:57):
think they would like to have announced some sort of
a ceasepot going into the convention to try to tamp
down what is expected to be some pretty aggressive protests
next week.
Speaker 1 (22:06):
Well, we learned this lesson with a rock, right, I mean,
you don't go anywhere and begin or achieve anything without
an exit strategy. And the sixty thousand dollars question in
the year is when all comes to an end in
any way, how do you move forward? Previous generations have
not been able to answer that for many, many years,
(22:29):
let alone hold out hope.
Speaker 3 (22:30):
They're going to do it this time.
Speaker 1 (22:31):
And then what do you make of just in general,
this eminent attack in a rock that just seemingly day
after day doesn't happen.
Speaker 3 (22:41):
Well, again the speculation, Thank god for that. By the way,
see the results of the talks today.
Speaker 1 (22:46):
Yeah, well, we'll see that there's a lot of assets
there and we don't know what the backchannel messaging is.
You know, if you're iron, proceed with caution because this
is this is going to ask a lot.
Speaker 7 (23:00):
Yeah, unless they do something like they did in April
and say okay, we're going to be doing this, this,
this and this and prepare all you can and look,
you know, I think there was tragically a teenage girl
was killed, but otherwise not a lot of damage when
Iran launched that attack into Israel in April.
Speaker 1 (23:17):
All right, so the big talks are today, Hamas won't
be there. Meanwhile, Iran's watching these meetings. See what comes
of it with one of the big players not there.
All right, that's that's something that you want, good reporting
where we'll talk again next hour. If you're just waking up,
these are your top five stories of the day, and
obviously what we're talking about.
Speaker 3 (23:36):
It's funny how it gets planned that way, is our
top story.
Speaker 1 (23:39):
US officials remain on high alert for potential Iranian attack
in Israel.
Speaker 3 (23:42):
Lisa Taylor has more.
Speaker 8 (23:44):
This comes as efforts to reach a ceasefire and Gaza
are intensifying, with formal negotiations said to take place Thursday.
There are reports Hamas will not be taking part in
the ceasefire talks. Raph Sanchez reports from Tel Aviv.
Speaker 9 (23:56):
A diplomat briefed on these talks, says Katar. Each of
the United States will meet with Israel, and then those
two Arab states will go and meet with the Hamas
side separately at a date to be determined.
Speaker 8 (24:07):
The potential for an attack on Israel bi Iran comes
after the country bound to avenge the deaths of Hesbalah
and Hamas leaders. Finally, se Taylor.
Speaker 1 (24:14):
Shameless plug for our podcast, but earlier last hour, I
exposed what Axios, a far left news source, exposes the
trickery and fake news that the Kamala camp is using.
You Google and you get these news stories, but they're
not really news stories, and the sources of these news
stories aren't really happy being used like that. This is
(24:36):
all a part of the grand illusion that they are creating.
So now even fake news, and that's not all they've
been using AI too. I don't know how much it
benefits Donald Trump to talk about it and expose it,
but it is real.
Speaker 3 (24:53):
Tammy Trihilo reports during a.
Speaker 5 (24:55):
Rally in Nashville, North Carolina, from Sephill sign an executive
order directly his cabinet to take action to bring down
inflation and consumer prices in the first one hundred days
of his presidency. He said he'd also target energy and
electricity prices.
Speaker 10 (25:09):
We intend to slash prices by half within twelve.
Speaker 3 (25:12):
Months, at a maximum eighteen months.
Speaker 10 (25:15):
And if it doesn't work out, you say, oh well,
I voted for him.
Speaker 5 (25:19):
The former president spent much of his speech focusing on
his political rival Kamala Harris, accusing her of decimating the
middle class with radical liberal policies. Trump's appearance comes as
Harris is set to unveil her economic policies in North
Carolina on Friday. I'm Tammy TRHEO.
Speaker 1 (25:35):
Well, you could learn a lot about a defendant by
the lawyers that they choose. Hunter Biden has made his choice.
Mark Mayfield fills us in.
Speaker 6 (25:42):
Mark Garrigos has represented Michael Jackson, Scott Peterson, and the
Menendez brothers, among others. Biden has charged with trying to
avoid paying over one million dollars in taxes. The tax
filis set to start September the fifth in Los Angeles.
The New York Times is reporting that Biden asked the
US embassy in Italy for help to land a business
deal while his father was Vice president, but it's not
(26:02):
clear if it's connected to his tax case. Hunter Biden
was found guilty on federal gun charges a couple of
months ago and is awaiting sentencing. I'm Mark Mayfield.
Speaker 1 (26:10):
One of the longest sitting members of Congress recovering from
a stroke Stenny Hoyer. Michael Kasner reports. His office said.
Speaker 11 (26:18):
Tuesday that Hoyer experienced a mild stroke Sunday night, and
he's reportedly responding well to treatment. They say the former
House majority leader, has no lingering symptoms and expects to
resume his normal schedule next week. Eighty five year old
Hoyer is the longest serving Democrat in the House, having
served Maryland's fifth congressional district since nineteen eighty one. I'm
(26:40):
Michael Cassner.
Speaker 1 (26:41):
Trump made his choice. Here's Brian Shook with our Road
to the White House. Road to the White House, twenty
twenty four. Former President Trump has cast his valet ahead
of next week's primary election in Florida. Trump had long
spoken out against voting anyway but in person on election day,
claiming voter fraud, but his campaign is now promoting early
(27:02):
voting and vote by mail. Trump said his campaign is
going well. We think we're doing very well. We just
had a poll that shows we're.
Speaker 10 (27:10):
Doing very well, and we have an interesting couple of
months ahead of us. More than thirty percent of Americans
feel the economy is the most important thing on the ticket,
according to a recent Gallup poll. Vice President Harris will
outline her plan for the economy in a speech in Raleigh,
North Carolina, Friday. In Washington, I'm Brian Shook.
Speaker 1 (27:31):
So you got this big tattoo that says, I love Stephanie,
but Stephanie's gone. Now what lucky for you? Today is
National Tattoo Removal Day. Bree Tennis fills us in on
something that's actually a real thing.
Speaker 12 (27:47):
Tattoo Removal Day comes exactly thirty days after National Tattoo Day,
and it's not a coincidence. Webnd says that month long
wait is for the skin to heal, and if you
remove one sooner, you're scarring. Andre Attention Laser tattoo removal
says the average tattoo costs about one hundred bucks, removal
about seven hundred. A study by Pew Research Center says
(28:09):
twenty one percent of people with tattoos I've had at
least one removed.
Speaker 3 (28:12):
I'm pre Tennis and that's your top five stories of
the day.
Speaker 1 (28:15):
Waking up on your morning show, Well reunited and it
feels so good.
Speaker 3 (28:24):
Good morning guys.
Speaker 5 (28:24):
This is jeff A pleasant View, Tennessee, and.
Speaker 2 (28:27):
My morning show is your morning show with Michael dale Johna.
Speaker 3 (28:31):
Thanks for waking up with your morning show.
Speaker 1 (28:33):
I am Michael del Jorno broadcasting live from Saint Louis,
Missouri and one O four nine The Patriot.
Speaker 3 (28:39):
Let me tell you something.
Speaker 1 (28:40):
What an amazing city, what an amazing staff, and they
have made me feel so at home. And I appreciate
all the support from Tony and Ralph and so many.
Speaker 3 (28:48):
It's been a great week, all right.
Speaker 1 (28:50):
If you're just waking up, here's the kind of things
we're watching for those that want Donald Trump to get
back on message, boy Diddy, the economy Yesterday, you got
Kamala Harris going to be laying out mcvision tomorrow. We
got peace talks, but Hamas is not at the table,
so how much can be accomplished? And just to show
our White House correspondent John Decker that I do have
(29:13):
singing abilities. Reunited and it feels so good. You better
enjoy it because I don't think you're going to see
Joe too many events, but Joe and Kamala are teaming
up today.
Speaker 3 (29:24):
I believe you're going to be there, aren't you.
Speaker 13 (29:27):
I will be there. It's just suburban Maryland, so not
very far away from the White House. And this is
an event that is an official event, not a campaign event.
Speaker 4 (29:37):
You're not going to see any Harris.
Speaker 13 (29:38):
Wall signs anywhere on display. The White House describes this
as the President the Vice President delivering remarks on the
progress they're making to lower costs for the American people.
I think they're going to announce some additional prescription drugs
that they're helping to bring the cost down for those
on fixed incomes. So that will be the focus of today,
(30:00):
and I'm sure they're going to do a little bit
of a victory lap as it relates to that inflation
number which came out from the Labor Department yesterday.
Speaker 3 (30:08):
All Right, can we cut to the chase here, because
here's the tricky part right ahead.
Speaker 1 (30:12):
Here's the donkey in the room. She's doing the Comma
chameleon right now, where she's distancing herself from their governing
together and policies to a shift to her new takes
on the borderund the economy. And here they are taking
a victory lap over something she's trying to distance herself from.
Speaker 3 (30:37):
Boy, that's tricky, right.
Speaker 13 (30:39):
Well, it's tricky. But you know, on the inflation front,
you know, eighteen months ago inflation was it nine percent?
Now below three percent? Two point nine percent actually is
what it came in yesterday. So that's something she embraces.
That's something certainly Joe Biden embraces. He talked about how
his policies are working in yesterday when asked about it
(31:01):
by reporters at an event that he was holding at
the White House. So look, you know, it's a dance
that any individual who's running for president has to do
when they are trying to succeed someone who is currently
in the White House. So al Gore tried to walk
this dance, was unsuccessful doing that.
Speaker 3 (31:22):
George H. W. Bush did this.
Speaker 13 (31:25):
Dance back in nineteen eighty eight and was successful at it,
you know, essentially embracing the good and trying to keep
distance from what is perceived as the bad of any administration.
Speaker 1 (31:36):
And everything's always viewed to such a partisan lens in
this divided edition that we live in, whether it's social media,
the media, or the American people, the reality of what
people are feeling. And that's why I'm very just curious
how this is going to strike America because the reality
is it's the inflation rate since pre COVID that we're
really feeling when we're at the grocery store. And then
(31:59):
they take the down from and it's just and so
what it creates is a victory lap over something the
American people just aren't feeling very victorious about right now.
Speaker 3 (32:09):
That's a tough message too.
Speaker 13 (32:12):
Well, it's a tough message because as you point out,
you know, you look at the sectors that have seen
declines over the last year. Some of those sectors of food.
Not every food item, as you and I know at
the supermarket, has come down in price, but there are
some that have. But dairy products, bakery products, autos, the
(32:34):
price of autos, new and used cars and trucks have
come down over the course of the past year. And apparel, clothing,
and not every piece of clothing necessarily has come down
in price, but overall, that's what the Bureau of Labor
Statistics shows us. And so you know, for that reason,
you know, you may not feel it, and I may
(32:54):
not see it every time we shop, but those are
the numbers, and ultimately we will see it. I think
the problem is is that every time we go and
fill up our car, we see that my prices are
steel pretty high. They're reminders exactly by the way.
Speaker 1 (33:08):
I've never asked you if I've never asked you if
you have kids, and that may be inappropriate to do,
but I have daughters, and the difference of my son
and my daughter, and it's the same with my wife.
There's something about women and pushing the limits of how
little gash you can drive around with. So I go
to take my daughter's truck because she's blocking the driveway,
and I get in it and I go anna there
(33:32):
it says five miles till empty.
Speaker 3 (33:33):
Oh, that's plenty, And.
Speaker 1 (33:35):
Then I get stuck filling it up at seventy dollars.
I'm beginning to think I'm getting played, But yeah, it is.
Every time you go to the grocery store, every time
you go to the tag, you're reminded of these things.
And if the economy and if the border is number one,
and it's the result of their leadership for three and
a half years, it's going to be hard for her
to distance their self for that. I mean that the
(33:57):
media can help sell it. Her cam Pain can sell it,
and they do it well. She can read the teleprompter. Well,
I'm just wondering for the Americans out there if they're
gonna perceive it. With Jimmy Carter, there was no forgiveness.
He couldn't get away from it, not even the malaise speech.
So look, I just look at it from a historical lens,
and I say, This is a tough sell and it's
(34:20):
gonna be a short field.
Speaker 3 (34:22):
I get that, but this is a tricky one. Today.
Speaker 1 (34:25):
As she's trying to distance herself from Joe Biden, she's
gonna be with Joe Biden and they're gonna be talking
about their accomplishments that just aren't felt yet.
Speaker 2 (34:33):
That's fascinating to me. We're all in this together. This
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