Inside Scoop with Breitbart News - Emma Jo Morris

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Speaker 1 (00:00):
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Politics edit at breit Bart Emma Joe Morris. Great to
have you on the program again, Emma, welcome.

Speaker 2 (00:40):
Hey, thank you so much for having me on.

Speaker 3 (00:43):
So you know where Kamala Harris came from. This is
an interesting piece, I ever, Yeah, it's an interesting piece
you wrote and you can find it. Morris a Kama
of Canada. How Harris uses a fake persona and cultural
appropriation to advance her career.

Speaker 4 (00:58):
So we're I guess, has she been.

Speaker 3 (01:00):
Leading people to believe that she somehow grew up in
an oppressed, a racially divisive, alienated life as a child
in some impoverished neighborhood, like in other words, came from
the streets, like so many rappers claim to have come from.

Speaker 2 (01:16):
Well, that's it seems to be what she is implying.
I mean I watched her quite closely, obviously because of work, unfortunately,
and it's always this thing about her race and she's
and it obviously implies that that she has some sort
of identification with marginalized groups in the country. I would

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imagine that's why they bring it up, let alone, make
it a centerpiece of the campaign and of her public persona.
But that is total nonsense. And I'm not saying that
her race is nonsense, God forbid, obviously, But what I'm
saying is she is not marginalized. And I know that
because she grew up in my neighborhood in Montreal, Canada,

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from the time she was twelve till she was eighteen,
and that neighborhood happens to be the richest one. I
mean at the time, it was the richest one in Canada.
That's been bumped down her number two.

Speaker 3 (02:10):
Wow, So yeah, this is like Martha's vineyard or locally
here in the city of CINCINNT like Indian Hill. You know,
you find the mansions and the massive you know, five
plus acre yards minimum and where only the wealthiest can live.

Speaker 4 (02:25):
That is where she grew up exactly.

Speaker 2 (02:29):
I don't know that specific neighborhood, but yeah, I mean
you're not setting foot in that neighborhood if you're not
spending I mean for the smallest house a million dollars.

Speaker 4 (02:39):
Wow.

Speaker 3 (02:40):
And her mom was a physician at one of the
local hospitals there.

Speaker 2 (02:43):
Correct well, so her mother was a researcher for breast cancer.
So her mother was recruited to work with McGill University
in Montreal to do breast cancer research. And apparently she
was a very skilled researcher and scientist. When I was
reading up researching for this column, uh, there were tons

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of local doctors in Montreal and and by the way
Montreal is is it has very nice facilities despite the socialism,
when you can get when you can get a doctor.
But in any event, yeah, like McGill is a world
renowned university, and these doctors are praising her as a
pioneer in the industry, saying that they still use her

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research today. She was obviously a very influential research or
something to be proud of if you're Kamala Harris. Actually,
but she's pandering, so she kind of conceals that part
of her identity and that part of her adolescence. But yeah,
so her mother was working at McGill. I have no
idea how much she was earning. But they lived on
a street called Grosvenor, which is just eight blocks away
from where I grew up on Redburn. Wow.

Speaker 4 (03:50):
How about that someone absolutely actually in the know.

Speaker 2 (03:57):
To have grown up in this obscure neighbor that also
is the home of the politics. Right.

Speaker 3 (04:04):
Okay, but you know this this element, and you know,
I'm one of the folks that I agree with a
lot of the punnitary that says just don't touch the
whole race thing. You know that that is exactly that
doesn't matter at all.

Speaker 4 (04:17):
I agree.

Speaker 3 (04:17):
I'm a post Martin Luther, doctor Martin Luther King junior
kind of guy. Content of character, not color of skin.
And this is exactly what the left and the mainstream
media are trying to cover up the content of her character.
You know, prior to late June, the everyone political punditry,
all the polls, everything said, you know, Harris is unelectable.

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She pulls lower than the cognitively impaired Joe Biden, who
people do not trust with the economy, or did not
trust with the economy, did not trust with the border,
all the critical issues that were so important in the
American people. Biden was behind Trump. We got a problem
on her hands, and oh my god, we're stuck with
Kamala Harris, woman of color. We can't get rid of her.
So they do a to ta admitting finally after three

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years that Biden does not know how to even tie
his shoes. They chuck him out in favor of Kamala Harris,
with giving no Democrats the opportunity to vote. And now
they're trying to paint her as some sort of moderate
who's come to Jesus. And this now in favor of fracking.
He no longer wants to defund the police. She's got
one of the most left wing atrocious records that anybody
could hope to run on.

Speaker 2 (05:23):
Well, I mean record in quotes, her record is just
what she said, and yes, in the twenty twenty campaign,
she went like maximum woke and psycho. Honestly, the things
she was saying were insane, and those things had nothing
to do with the things that she had done when
she had her career in California as AG. So she
has a very confusing character. And just by the way,

(05:43):
I don't want to make out like I think that
coming from this neighborhood is somehow at testament to her
character because I come from the same neighborhood. But the
difference between me and Kamala Harris, which is why I
thought it was relevant enough to write about, is that
I never lied about where I came from. I never
tried to misrepresent who I am. I never tried to
say that I'm actually from coal country. That would be insane.

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I never changed the way I talk. I never changed
the way I, like, you know, portray myself. And this
woman comes out of Westmount, which is the name of
the neighborhood, and I encourage everybody to go google it
next time she tries to say twenty twenty foe and uh,
and you'll see that this is a complete fabrication. It's
a total smoke screen. Her whole persona is a total

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smoke screen. The accent is a smoke screen. It's all fake.
She would have never ever heard a Southern accent from
the time that she was an the entire time that
she was an adolescent, she would have never even heard that,
let alone she lived in California, which I don't know
how many Southern accents you hear there.

Speaker 4 (06:41):
Well, she never takes on a French persona, does she.
That would be more legit, I.

Speaker 2 (06:47):
Know, totally more legit. You know, it's this Montreal but
and so that's so, you know, getting to what you
were saying, it's like, well, she would have actually spoke French,
that's right, But getting to what you were at saying,
it's like, the thing is like, we don't know. Again,
it's relevant because we don't know where she stands on anything.

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We don't know because when she was California AG, she
was locking people up on minor gun charges, which say
what you want about that, but that's what she was doing.
And then she in twenty twenty, which is like three
years later, she's talking about having Felon's vote, defunding the police,
and then she's obviously on all of these you know,

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bailing out rioters from the George Floyd riots and just
this total opposite, total point eighty from the way that
she actually acted when she had some power. And then now,
I mean, we don't know what to think because she
spent the last four years kind of going around on
yachts and private jets. She was apparently border Czar, although

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god knows what that even means because they defined it
as finding the root causes. So she's supposed to like
basically like cure the Third World, I suppose in that role,
which shockingly didn't go very well. We don't really know
what she did other than I think it was getting
micro investments into like into like uh like forest communities

(08:08):
in the Amazon or something with something absurd like that.
And she was supposed to solve the Third world's problems
in South America and her four years as vice president.

Speaker 3 (08:18):
Well, and the problems that happened. The problems are economic.
The problems are economic, correct, I mean poor economies, the
terrible uh you know, employment opportunities. People leave because they
want a better life economically, which is not a justification
to come to the United States of America and are.

Speaker 2 (08:33):
Illegally that's correct. And when you're there, you're so close,
you're so close to saying the buzz the magic word,
which is that they are economic migrants. Literally, they're not legitimate.

Speaker 3 (08:45):
Asylum seekers, and it interviewed on the border of just
a huge amount. We'll admit they're coming here for a
better economic opportunity and have nothing to do with oppression
or being you know, targeted for political positions or anything
like that.

Speaker 2 (09:01):
Come on, of course, not yes, of course they're coming
here to work, work, quote unquote whatever. But yeah, I mean,
she's a mess, and it would be one thing. You know,
Donald Trump brant for president in twenty sixteen having no
experience in politics. I mean, he had a huge business
portfolio to show for himself, but granted still we didn't

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know how he was going to govern, and we were
kind of going on face based on what he said.
But the way that you were able to do that
was because he was clearly talking straight to you, and
there was, for better or worse, no doubt about what
he was saying. There was no two ways to interpret
what he was saying. And with her, it's like she's

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talking out of both sides of her mouth, and both
sides are fabrications, and both sides are lies and misrepresentations
about her about her career, about what she believes, about
what she does and did. It's all just state, well,
how are the American people supposed to gauge.

Speaker 4 (09:59):
The Yeah, and she's hiding. She's pulling.

Speaker 3 (10:02):
She's pulling a Biden campaign from the basement right now.
It's been what more than two weeks, and she's uh,
had any you know, come out of her hole or
whatever wherever she's hiding to answer questions, straightforward questions by
someone maybe Breitbart, who would literally ask direct questions about, well,
you were for defunding the police, you were for an
open border. You literally said we have to stay woke.

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Everyone needs to be woke. I mean, those are words
directly out of her mouth. I need to ask her
questions about that. But if she hides and she lets
her surrogates do the talking, her surrogates are going around
just completely transforming her record, which is literally on the
record for all to see.

Speaker 2 (10:39):
Oh yeah, this is like the weirdest thing. It's like
a mirage campaign. Like, for instance, there was a pivot
on it on a pretty major issue, i'd say, which
was her position on energy. Yeah, there was a clip
going around about fracking and she had and the reporting on.
It was like exclusive colon, scoop colon. You know, someone
who represents her, uh says that she no longer believes that,

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and it's like, how is that spoke? Like it was
portrayed as like privileged information that came from someone inside
the campaign. It's like, wait a second, that's a huge
reversal of your stance. How is it not you coming
out and explaining how you got from here to here.
It's a very strange thing. But I think that the
people around her are quite clever, because the thing about

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her is that she is obnoxious and without a teleprompter
especially but even with a teleprompter, but without a teleprompter,
especially when she's just talking, she barely makes sense. Like
this coconut tree stuff. It it does not make sense.
It's ridiculous. She sounds like an astrologer or something. And
so so the people around her obviously know this. So

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they're like, get this woman inside, away from the cameras
for as long as possible. And that's clearly what's going on,
because I'm sorry, like if she was if she if
she was strong, wouldn't you be out there being strong?
I mean, the numbers that you're seeing, right, now are
complete media creation.

Speaker 4 (12:07):
Yeah, it flipped overnight.

Speaker 3 (12:10):
I mean again, before Biden drops out, I'm sorry, before
the coup Atah she couldn't register on poles, she registered
lower than Biden, and then magically you're talking to me.
Within a one week timeframe, she goes from being way
underwater to now even with Trump across the board in
all these various poles and including swing states. Are people's

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memories that short or are we witnessing the successful demonization
of Donald Trump which has been going on for geez
how many years? This the media lockstep demonizing this man
as the devil incarnate? Are there that many people who
hate Trump so much that they would ignore their own
their own perceptions of Kamala Harris and ignore her record
which clearly wasn't was too liberal for even the Democrats.

Speaker 2 (12:55):
Well, here's the thing is is this is like the
part that we sound like the du ones because she
isn't even trying, Like the Democrats don't care, they don't
care about what her policy is, they don't care about
who she is. This is one of the things that like,
this is like a trap that we're falling into. Go
and come out. I encourage every single person listening to
this right now, go on Kamala Harris's website right now,

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and I challenge you to find the section that says
her policies, like as in what she believes. Try you can't.
Her website doesn't even have policies listed. We're all the
dumb ones for trying to, you know, pontificate about what
she might believe and then own the libs on you know,
her having bad positions on things, because she doesn't even

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have any positions. They're not voting based on positions. They're
votes but voting based on apparently like vibes or something,
because she does not have any positions on her website.
She will not come out and say anything she believes
in person, in front of a camera, on TV, on
a podcast, whatever. They're not voting based on policy. If
you ask me what they're voting on a not really
sure because I'm clearly not voting for Kamala Harris. But

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she's not even under any like, you know, pretense of
being a real candidate.

Speaker 4 (14:10):
It's just simply that she's not Donald Trump.

Speaker 2 (14:13):
She's exactly. It's just a Democrat. It's a Democrat whatever.

Speaker 3 (14:17):
Well, and we all know how the puppet master works.
It doesn't matter who the puppet is as long as
the people behind the scenes are pulling the strings. And
this clearly looks like that.

Speaker 2 (14:25):
It's like saying that explicitly, like it's crazy. I've never
seen it, Like I've never seen a candidate enter the
race without even the pretense of being a candidate. It's insane.
Like she gets installed by the donors and like the
elites and the party, and then after being installed, she
doesn't even make an effort to try to, you know,

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persuade people on any particular position. The only thing I
think that they're kind of doing is like we like abortions,
but in terms of energy policy, in ternsy, we say
domic policy, foreign policy, her positions on you know, major
current events like the war in Ukraine or the war
in Israel, there's nothing, not a word, not a word

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in writing, not a word in voice.

Speaker 3 (15:13):
And she doesn't even have a record on foreign policy,
although she does have a record on police defunding, woke ideology,
diversity equity inclusions.

Speaker 2 (15:21):
Record on foreign policy is she went to Munich like
literally forty eight hours before Russia and dated Ukraine. That's
a record on foreign.

Speaker 4 (15:30):
Policy and let's leave it on that.

Speaker 3 (15:33):
No Political editor Emma Joe Morris from Breitbart Bookmarket, Bredbart
dot Com. Always a great time talking with the Majoe.
Keep up the great work. I'll look forward to having
you back in the morning show soon.

Speaker 2 (15:43):
I didn't reize that if you're Comedy hour, Thank you
so much.

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