November 20, 2023 • 31 mins
Democrats are panicking over the "age issue" which is really getting bad! Now, donors are starting to hold back as they see the aging President struggle in public.
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Speaker 1 (00:01):
All right, thank you Scott Shannon, and thanks to all
of you for being with us.
Speaker 2 (00:04):
Here's our tot free number.
Speaker 1 (00:05):
It is eight hundred and ninety four one, Sean if
you want to be a part of the program. Well,
Creepy Joe is back. I mean, and it's getting creepier
than ever. I'm not sure if you've noticed this, Linda.
Well we'll get to it later in the show today,
but this creepy exchange at a dinner's Sunday honoring service
members and their families, and Biden approaches this young girl
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and the clarion I love your ears.
Speaker 2 (00:29):
I mean, everything about this guy is creepy.
Speaker 1 (00:32):
Just is He's so bizarre, everything that he said, just
the lines that come out of his mouth, lying dog
faced pony soldier. I mean, it's weird. Well you ain't black,
crazy stuff that just keeps coming out. I mean, all
the blunders during the Apex Stomach last week. Will play
some of the highlights Letter Late Letter later. I like
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kids better than people. I wish I could watch Wonka
with you, but I can't. Confusing Tailor Swich and Britney
Spears at the Turkey partning event, I mean, he can't
even get the Turkey partning event right anyway, so he
mixed up Britney Spears. Taylor Swift made a bizarre reference
to a heat wave that is believed to have killed
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a fan at Miss Swift's concert. I mean, it's just
so embarrassing. Why why do I feel this sense of embarrassment.
It's not me, I'm just embarrassed for our country. A
lot of people have been referring to this political earthquake
that took place over the weekend in Argentina. I don't
know much about the new president. I just know that
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he ran on a populous libertarian agenda and an agenda
to just literally wipe out the government as it currently
is and rebuild it from top to bottom. Is suffering
what in Argentina somewhere near one hundred and twenty four
percent inflation rate, which does raise the all important election
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year question for twenty four And I've always made the
case and I stand by it today that peace and
prosperity are what ultimately decide elections. On the issue of prosperity,
I can't name a single thing Joe Biden has done
to make the economy better. You know, we're now paying
a trillion dollars in debt every single year. Joe took
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on two trillion more dollars this past fiscal year as president.
Speaker 2 (02:26):
We cannot afford it.
Speaker 1 (02:27):
So we're going to spend a trillion dollars before we
spend one penny on any one government program. We first
got to pay back the one trillion dollars in debt
that this country. These politicians have now burdened not only us,
but our children, our grandchildren and future generations with and
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Republicans need to know that if they bring this case
to the American people, and Marjorie Taylor Green will be
on later in the program, you know, and if these
Republicans in the House, if they can find some way
to unite on this issue of spending and balancing budgets again.
I mean, we used to have the Connie mack penny plan.
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You cut a penny out of every dollar every year
for seven years, you balance the budget. Maybe now we
probably need a nickel plan. But it's certainly manageable that way,
but it would take fiscal discipline, and that's not something
that we see often at all in Washington, DC. But
you know, it's now beginning to hit home and I'll
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play it later, I won't play it now. But even
NBC News is just look their brand new poll, the
first one that they ever had Donald Trump beating Joe Biden.
Joe Biden at his lowest approval rating. He was down
a thirty six percent in one poll last week, thirty
seven and another poll that came out last week just
awful numbers for Joe Biden. There is a new Harvard
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Harris pole that came out. I guess I should say
the right way, Havid. But anyway, when Trump ran against
Hillary in twenty sixteen, the overwhelming majority of polls taken
that year showed Hillary in the lead, usually by a
significant margin. On Election Night, Rasmussen, he came the closest
to getting the result right, but its final polls still
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had Hillary defeating Trump by two points. Today, a brand
new Harvard Harris poll Choe's Donald Trump beating Joe Biden
by an eye popping seven points. That's massive. The only
Republican president in my lifetime where polls showed him with
a large lead over a Democratic opponent. And we've gone
back to look at this. Our research is pretty good here,
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I believe, But that was nineteen eighty four, and that
was Ronald Reagan, who went on to win re election,
defeating Walter Mondel in a forty nine state landslide. Now
that's not going to happen in twenty twenty four. America
is a far different country demographically than it was forty
years ago. I don't think a Republican has a shot
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in hell in states like New York or California.
Speaker 2 (05:01):
Maybe they do.
Speaker 1 (05:02):
Maybe at some point they will, but as of now,
I don't think the odds are with them for sure.
But besides Reagan versus Mondale, I can't think of another
presidential campaign where any pole showed a Republican candidate leading
the Democratic opponent, especially an incumbent, by seven points. So
this could get very, very interesting, especially over time. By
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the way, Donald Trump did visit the Texas Mexico border.
He picked up Greg Abbott's endorsement down there. Also, I
think spent a lot of time with the border patrol
agents and spent a lot of time helping them, talking
to them, learning more about what's really going on on
the ground there.
Speaker 2 (05:43):
The White House. By the way, this is not.
Speaker 1 (05:45):
As big a deal to me, Linda, You're going to
probably disagree with me on this that Joe Biden, and
this was in the UK Telegraph apparently has sleep apnea.
Now potentially it's serious for anybody that has it. I
have friends of mine that have had it. I have
friends of mine that use what's called a seapap machine,
which is a motorized medical device which prevents interruptions in
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breathing during the night. But a sleep disorder can potentially
be serious depending on what medications he's on, for example,
And of course age is one of several factors that
increases any associated risk with sleep apnea, and it can
leave sufferers feeling tired even after a full night's sleep.
Speaker 2 (06:26):
So it's not a good thing to have.
Speaker 1 (06:28):
And however, people that I know that have used the
seatpap machine, it's kind of this weird helmet thing. Last
time I've seen one, or an air mass to treat
the sleep apnea. I just don't think it's that big
a deal. You get, Oh, you're finally agreeing with me.
You're not thinking it's that big a deal. I mean,
I think it's cognitive decline is worse, don't you.
Speaker 3 (06:47):
I mean, I wonder how much of that it is
even true? To be honest, with you. I mean, I
don't know what they're feeding them through that seatpap machine,
but I don't know if it says oxygen.
Speaker 2 (06:55):
I'll tell you that, I wonder what it is. Whatever
it is, you don't want to because it ain't org.
Speaker 3 (07:01):
It's definitely for sure or even stronger.
Speaker 1 (07:05):
The battle between this is interesting to me between David Axelrod,
who was kind of the mastermind behind Barack Obama's two elections,
is getting worse than ever. I guess he didn't like
Joe Biden's use of the py word to describe him
after he made some remarks that were not particularly comforting
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to Joe Biden. But now anyway, now Axelrod, who and
I must add this, he was a big part of
Joe getting elected twice as vice president. He's now saying
publicly that he thinks Biden's chances of winning a second
term as president are fifty to fifty at best, and
adds Axelrod, they could even be worse than that. Anyway,
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he made that prediction to more En Dowbed on Saturday.
You know Biden, by the way, it's his birthday is
turning eighty one today, will be eighty six at the
end of a second term if he got one, and
Axelrod's direct comments where I think he has a fifty
to fifty shot here, but no better than that, maybe
a little worse. And he thinks he thinks he can
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cheat nature here and it's really risky, and they've got
a real problem if they're counting on Trump to win
it for them. I remember Hillary doing that too, So
there's likely to be no love lost between the two men.
Because Axelrod affectionately called a P word, how would I
describe that as a form of male Jena tell you?
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Would that be a fair description? Of course, only certain
things I can say on radio? On the radio show,
no Democratic donor complained that the White House has no
strategy to combat I'm sorry, Democratic donors are complaining that
the White House has no strategy to combat Biden's age issue. Well,
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what strategy could you possibly come up with? Think about
this that would be effective as you would have to
basically tell people that what they see with their own
eyes is deceiving and that their own eyes are lying
to them. And there are certain conditions that people have
where their mind might tell them, you know, a B
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or C is true, when in fact A, B, and
C are not true. Understand how that can happen. However,
I think the country, that the consensus in the country
is pretty clear that Joe Biden is weak and frail
and a cognitive mess and that everything Sean Hannity said
and the lead up into the twenty twenty election has
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been has been proven true almost on a daily basis,
or let's put it this way, it's been proven on
a daily basis when Joe actually has to speak, because
it's now almost if not every single time he speaks,
he screws it up, and you know, how do you
possibly overcome that? So anyway, that's not a good thing.
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But these donors are now complaining. Politico wrote this interviewing
more than a dozen Biden donors and fundraisers, Democratic strategist
party officials, revealing that they have deep concerns and this
was Axelrod's original point, that he's hearing from everybody in
the Democratic Party and Democratic ranks that the campaign's approach
to his age isn't enough to quote voter fears about it.
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One Biden donor said they recently raised concerns about the
president's age with DNC officials, but they just refused to
acknowledge it as a problem. Quote, I think the strategy
is not to even address it. But wasn't that kind
of the strategy in all of twenty twenty to hide
him in the basement and not let him campaign. And
because of COVID and the medium mob that was so
friendly towards him, they let him get away with that strategy.
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How is this year going to be any different? If
you ask the question, if this coming election becomes a
referendum on the horrible job that Joe Biden has done
on the state of the world and the the country,
you know, borders, energy economy, inflation, ask yourself, what has
Joe Biden done that you would identify as successful? Because
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I can't think of a single thing. If you can,
and you want to call in, well we'll put you
right at the top of the list, because I don't
think there's much there. I don't think I can't identify
one thing, not much, nothing anyway. So the New York
Post today, in typical New York Post fashion, has birthday
birthday blues, a picture of a very old looking Joe Biden.
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Trump takes a lead in a new poll. Democrats hit
the panic button as Joe turns eighty one today, So
happy birthday, missed the president. The problem is, it's not
a very good birthday when you're looking at poll numbers
like that and you are an incumbent president. There are
more and more reports coming out that, in fact, Joe
Biden is furious at Joe Biden's staff for his low
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approval ratings. And then you have Kamala Harris out there
saying we're going to have to earn a second term. Well,
I think you've earned the right to be fired at
this point. So anyway, one of the things that came
out of another poll is by a massive number, Joe
Biden is losing the youth vote in the country, which
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is really really significant considering I think he beat Trump
by about twenty four percentage points, and now Donald Trump
is now winning this very key demographic. For example, among
voters aged eighteen to thirty four, Trump is on top
forty six forty two over Biden. But Biden won that
in twenty twenty by twenty six points. We've also had
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poll after polls showing with all these other demographics with
women of voters, likely voters, with African Americans, Hispanic Americans,
that at least in the polls, Trump is doing dramatically
better than he did in twenty twenty. If you look
at some of the other demographics, only thirty one percent
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of young voters approve of the job that he's doing,
down from forty six percent in September. And feeding this
trend appears to be the backlash over the older commander
in chief and his handling of Israel and the Hamas
were an issue that has splintered the Democratic Party. A
staggering seventy percent of younger voters now said they disapproved
of Biden's handling of the conflict. Again, I asked, are
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you better off than you were four years ago? Is
anybody better off? And if you are, tell me where
I like to know, Linda, you better off in any way?
I'm not not one you have to put your mic on,
But that's okay.
Speaker 3 (13:42):
So I apologize. I thought that was one of those
rhetorical moments, you know what I mean? Do I think
anybody's better off onder Biden? No, I don't think there's
an ant on the gonds off.
Speaker 1 (13:50):
Joe's a very very young eighty one years old. Eighty
one is what the new thirty is? That what we're
supposed to believe. I don't think so anyway. Joe Biden
turns eighty one today. Born in nineteen forty two, by
the way, the same year the film Casablanca premiered, and
by the way, the same year that Adolf Hitler ruled Germany,
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has given you a historical context here. His birthday has
prompted another round of bad headlines for about what in
liability the age is. It's not just about the age issue.
The age issues, you know, is transparent. It's also about
why aren't they saying biden nomics anymore? Why are Democratic
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donors scared to death every time he does say Bidenomics?
Because everybody knows the economy is a disaster. Everybody sees
the high price of gasoline. Everybody sees biden inflation. Everybody's
living it. Everybody sees the highest amount of credit card
debt that we've had in generations. Everybody sees the highest
interest rates we've had in decades. Everyone sees the record
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debt that we've had. Everyone sees that we have now
passed the one trillion dollar interest on the debt payment
every single year that we've got to pay out before
the government can spend a single dime, and everybody knows
that two thirds of the country at best are living
paycheck to baycheck, So why call a biden Omics Anyway,
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we'll get to the latest on this. We'll get to
your calls eight hundred and nine to four one Shawn
later on, John Solomon with an investigative report, and Congresswoman
Marjorie Taylor Green as we continue. One thing that is
getting interesting to me is the what part will these
third party candidates? What part might they play? Jill Stein,
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Cornell West, Robert F. Kennedy Junior, and now reports out
today that Joe Manchin seems to be inching closer to
a third party presidential run himself, as he's been out
blasting both Donald Trump and Joe Biden for their quote
visceral hatred. Anyway, so one of the biggest signs that
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he might do this and that it means make a
third party presidential bid on Sunday, when he was claiming
that he's seeking to mobilize the radical middle, I don't
know if there is a radical middle. I mean, I
think that's one of the things that is defining of
this moment, which is what kind of organically led to
the state versus state, red versus blue debate that we
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have with with Gavin Newsom versus Governor Gavin Newsom versus
Governor Ronda santis Is. I don't really see a lot
of middle ground here. I don't care if it's COVID policy.
There are policies on immigration, the issue of sanctuary state
or city status, energy policies. I mean, I can't think
of a single thing that they actually agree on, abortion, crime,
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law and order, safety, security, And I just I don't
even see middle ground. Where is the middle ground? Oh okay, well,
half fund the police department. Oh we'll control half our borders.
Will well secure half of the border and not the
other half. Or okay, we might allow what the Keystone
Xcel pipeline to continue. I don't even see Democrats ever
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opening their mind to that anyway. So I think Manchin
and I've known Mansion for a lot of years, always
got along with them personally. He was riding high, Linda,
remember during the Inflation Reduction Act debate and he was
opposing it, and we saw polls out of West Virginia's
poll numbers were what seventy percent?
Speaker 3 (17:29):
Well listen, name he was doing with the will of
the people.
Speaker 1 (17:32):
Well, obviously that's a big issue for the people in
West Virginia, and he was representing the people of a state.
But then when he made that deal with Biden and
Schumer that that there would be a special two I
think there was not one, but two pipelines that they
would sign off on. And then they were nigged on
that promise, I think, and his poll numbers began to dive,
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and I think the biggest mistake was, you know, believing
Biden or believing Shue. Anyway, so he's out there. First
he said that he's not going to seek reelection to
the US Senate. Okay, all right, young guy obviously looks
like he's in pretty good health. Obviously he's pretty sharp,
all right, So that's a big deal. Then slamming Biden
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for going too far to the left, and then slamming
former president Trumper quotes stooping to a level that he's
normalized this visceral hatred. It sounds like a guy that's
thinking about the presidency. And then he's saying that everyone
is sick and tired of devisive politics. Everybody says that,
but everybody, if you poll people, if they like negative ads.
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They all say no, everybody, Every focus group, every single
poll will show you that Americans are sick and tired
of negative ads. Well, if they really were, why do
they continue. They continue because lying and negative ads simply work.
That's why they continue to use them. Now to Americans
say that they want everybody to get along and they
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want middle ground. Sure, okay, So propose to me what
the middle ground is on securing the border or not
securing the border and enforcing the laws of the land.
How do you come to consensus? How do you come
to consensus with those that want abortion even up to
the moment of birth, late term abortion, and those that
maybe only want it for six weeks or twelve weeks
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or fifteen weeks. Where's the middle ground there? I actually
think that the DPS fifteen week decision probably is the
middle ground in my opinion. If you want my read
on the American electorate and where they are, I'm not
giving you my personal view. I'm just giving you an
analysis of this. You know, he's out there saying, you know,
enough's enough. They want you to pick a side and anyway,
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he says, Washington wants you and I to be divided
and the rest of the country to be divided because
it's a better business model for him.
Speaker 2 (19:55):
I just don't see.
Speaker 1 (19:56):
Tell me where he's going to win over independence or Republicans.
He might win Independence because he was one the Democratic
Party hates him. They've hated him now for a long time.
For them to make a special deal with him and
then turn around and stab him in the back like that.
I think was you know, tells you everything you need
to know about radical Democrats. But what impact would he
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have on a general election if he's let's say, if
he's running on this no Labels party ticket. I mean,
I don't know who would he picked for VP. Tulsey Gabbard,
I don't know. I could see that happening. I could
see Tulsi maybe getting in a primary against Mansion. A
lot of people have asked me what I think that
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Robert F. Kennedy Junior's impact is going to be. I
think I may be wrong. There are three issues I
don't think most Conservatives and Republicans that have been favorable
to our FK Junior know his full record. He has
been different, and he deserves all the credit in the
world for it. On issues that part ways with his
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fellow Democrat, but he's hardly a conservative. And where most people,
most conservatives, most Republicans, what they refer to when they
say they like Robert F.
Speaker 2 (21:13):
Kennedy Junr. Is okay.
Speaker 1 (21:15):
They like his position on vaccines, especially the COVID vaccine.
They like his position on immigration because he's been talking
about securing the border. By the way, these are not
insignificant issues, but these are the only three issues that
I have seen where he has any bit of conservatism
in him. And he has spoken out against transgender and
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the issue of sports and athletics. I can't think of
a single other issue where I would say that Robert F.
Kennedy Junior is even leaning conservative. And if you look
at all the people that he has supported politically over
the years, and some of the deeper positions and things
that he said, and some of the organizations that he
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has worked with and for, and the amount of sheer
money that he's taken in over his environmentalism, that those
are all going to be issues, not that Sean Hannity
necessarily brings up, although I'll talk about everybody's record, but
those are issues that I don't think those conservatives because
polls have shown wells he seems to hurt Trump versus
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if it's Trump versus Biden's, he seems to hurt Trump
more than he's hurting Biden. I think most conservatives, when
they get to know his entire record, I think their
minds will change.
Speaker 2 (22:32):
That's my take. Linda, you agree with that part.
Speaker 1 (22:36):
You were shaking your head, or you're nodding, or you're
giving me an amen or something in there.
Speaker 3 (22:41):
Listen, I got a lot of halloweens and amens. I
think the biggest problem that Americans have right now is,
you know, there's only that everybody lies. It's like, who
do you trust? And they just tell you what you
want to hear. There's only one man tell them the truth.
Speaker 1 (22:55):
Yeah, well, you know, let's see what happens. So I
don't really see that as a problem. I'm Jill Stein.
Speaker 2 (23:01):
Now.
Speaker 1 (23:02):
I think that's obvious that that could only hurt Biden
Cornell West, and my view could only draw votes from
Biden Cornell West. I'll tell you if you underestimate his
desire to fight, I think you're underestimating him. I've known
him for many many years, actually have a very good
working relationship with him. When I interview him. He always
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calls me brother Sean. I always say brother Cornell, and
then we usually end up just disagreeing at the highest
level on whatever the issue happens to be. Well, let's
go back to what I said earlier. What drives elections?
Peace and prosperity historically drive elections.
Speaker 2 (23:42):
Ask yourself this question.
Speaker 1 (23:44):
Do you think Vladimir Putin and President Chi and the
Mullahs in Iran and North Korea would be as close
as they are today if Donald Trump were president? I
think the answer is absolutely no. Do I think that
all of these leaders of other countries hostile regimes towards
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the US? Do I think they feared Donald Trump, that
they have a mindset that thinks he might be quote
crazy enough to do it. Yes, I think they all
have that same thought. You know it was vladis How
is it that in twenty fourteen? Was it twenty fourteen
or fifteen when Crimea was annexed? That was during Obama's
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term and Biden's term. How come during the four years
Donald Trump was president, Vladimir Putin made no had no
aggressive action like this. Why is it that he did it?
It was twenty fourteen? Why is it that Joe Biden
allowed the build up of troops along the border with
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Ukraine and didn't even want to believe that Putin would ever,
dare do it? Do you think that if President Trump
were in office? Ask this question? Do you think the
unfair trade practices of China? Do you think the intellectual
property theft of China? Remember, Trump was the first guy
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to ever put massive tariffs on China because of their
unfair trade practices. I think, to the tune of what
was a five hundred million dollars maybe more, is the
only president in history ever to do that or confront them.
So there is a certain respect that I think Donald
Trump was able to get from these these hostile world actors.
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You know, would the communist Chinese be flying making these
hostile maneuvers with their fighter jets against American fighter jets
in international airspace?
Speaker 2 (25:41):
If Trump were president?
Speaker 1 (25:43):
Would the Chinese navy be making these hostile maneuvers against
our navy in international waterways? If Donald Trump were president,
would in fact, the Mullahs in Iran be so openly
supporting these attacks against Israel I don't I personally don't
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think so. I think there was this now there's this
unpredictability factor as relates to Donald Trump. The one story
that I have corroborated from sources is very true, and
Donald Trump has confirmed it to me on air himself.
And that is before he ever had any discussion with
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the Taliban about ever doing any type of withdrawal. He
first spoke to the leader of the Taliban. And what
he said to me and what others confirmed to me,
is that he was very clear. It wasn't just one discussion,
it was a number of discussions. Is that he kept
telling the leader of the Taliban, if you make if
you move one inch from where you are right now,
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I will decimate you. And it was said clearly and ambiguously,
in no uncertain terms.
Speaker 2 (26:58):
And then at some point.
Speaker 1 (26:59):
He's there visa via fax or a text or an email.
During a discussion he was having with the head of
the Taliban, President Trump sent over the exact location of
where the Taliban leader was at the time that phone
call was taking place. Now and then the guy apparently asked, well,
why did you send me a picture of where I
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live or where I am, just because I wanted you
to know. I know, what is the message behind that?
And do you think it's an accident that for the
last eighteen months of Donald Trump's presidency that the Taliban
didn't kill a single American. Do you think that was
an accident? Because I don't. By the way I'm looking
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at this, look at the hype, Linda. Why did people
when I go grocery shopping, maybe you're cann explain this
to me. Why do people always ask me what are
you doing here? And I'm like, I got a shopping cart,
it's full of food, and I'm obviously buying food to
eat it.
Speaker 2 (27:59):
It's clear that like to eat like everybody else. I'm not.
I always find that a strange question.
Speaker 3 (28:04):
But I think I think it's probably because they assume
every fri a moment that you have here in the
dojo getting ready to be, you know, a human killer.
Speaker 1 (28:11):
Well, I think people think that, oh, he must have
people that do that for him. No, I actually like
to do my own grocery shopping. I prefer although something.
Speaker 3 (28:18):
Oh, I don't think that's true. I don't think they
think that. I think that they really do think that
in every few moment you have, you know, you're doing
an eclectic blend of martial arts, perfecting your Kravmaga and
getting ready for your next attacker. Be you do, of course,
it'll be a wise ass. It's Monday, you welcome.
Speaker 2 (28:33):
You're karate, Thanksgiving powered over it all? Right, there you go.
Speaker 1 (28:37):
Eggs are up forty six point eight percent. Coffee's up
thirty seven percent. If you eat white bread, which I
don't recommend, thirty three point three percent. Cheese is up dramatically.
If you want to hold chicken per pound, that's up
twenty two zero point one five percent. Housing Wow, Monthly
mortgage is up a whopping forty two point nine percent
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under Joe Biden. That's why they don't want to call
it bidnomics anymore. If you buy a new car, it's
up seventeen percent. Gas per one gallon of fifty six
point five percent. You want me to keep going, you know.
If you want ground beef, I call chop meat. Some
people think that's the wrong way to say it. Anyway,
it's up twenty seven percent.
Speaker 2 (29:19):
If you want.
Speaker 1 (29:20):
Ground chuck per pound, Bacon's up twenty six percent. Sirloin's
steak is up thirty one percent. A gallon of whole
milk is up sixteen percent, well, actually seventeen ice cream
is up twenty two point five percent. Potato chips if
you eat that crap, that's up thirty two point five
to four percent.
Speaker 2 (29:42):
I mean, who can afford this? Nobody could afford it.
That's the point.
Speaker 1 (29:47):
So if peace and prosperity drive elections, Joe should lose
by a landslide.
Speaker 2 (29:52):
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It has been so much talk about this populous libertarian
winning in Argentina. Well, when inflation is what one hundred
and forty percent, which it is in Argentina, I think
that's a sign of discontent.
Speaker 2 (31:41):
Anyway.
Speaker 1 (31:42):
I don't know the full impact of third party candidates,
but I don't think they're gonna hurt Trump as much
as people think. All right, John Solomon Investigative Report and
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you want to be a part of the program. Well,
Creepy Joe is back. I mean, and it's getting creepier
than ever. I'm not sure if you've noticed this, Linda.
Well we'll get to it later in the show today,
but this creepy exchange at a dinner's Sunday honoring service
members and their families, and Biden approaches this young girl
(00:26):
and the clarion I love your ears.
Speaker 2 (00:29):
I mean, everything about this guy is creepy.
Speaker 1 (00:32):
Just is He's so bizarre, everything that he said, just
the lines that come out of his mouth, lying dog
faced pony soldier. I mean, it's weird. Well you ain't black,
crazy stuff that just keeps coming out. I mean, all
the blunders during the Apex Stomach last week. Will play
some of the highlights Letter Late Letter later. I like
(00:53):
kids better than people. I wish I could watch Wonka
with you, but I can't. Confusing Tailor Swich and Britney
Spears at the Turkey partning event, I mean, he can't
even get the Turkey partning event right anyway, so he
mixed up Britney Spears. Taylor Swift made a bizarre reference
to a heat wave that is believed to have killed
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a fan at Miss Swift's concert. I mean, it's just
so embarrassing. Why why do I feel this sense of embarrassment.
It's not me, I'm just embarrassed for our country. A
lot of people have been referring to this political earthquake
that took place over the weekend in Argentina. I don't
know much about the new president. I just know that
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he ran on a populous libertarian agenda and an agenda
to just literally wipe out the government as it currently
is and rebuild it from top to bottom. Is suffering
what in Argentina somewhere near one hundred and twenty four
percent inflation rate, which does raise the all important election
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year question for twenty four And I've always made the
case and I stand by it today that peace and
prosperity are what ultimately decide elections. On the issue of prosperity,
I can't name a single thing Joe Biden has done
to make the economy better. You know, we're now paying
a trillion dollars in debt every single year. Joe took
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on two trillion more dollars this past fiscal year as president.
Speaker 2 (02:26):
We cannot afford it.
Speaker 1 (02:27):
So we're going to spend a trillion dollars before we
spend one penny on any one government program. We first
got to pay back the one trillion dollars in debt
that this country. These politicians have now burdened not only us,
but our children, our grandchildren and future generations with and
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Republicans need to know that if they bring this case
to the American people, and Marjorie Taylor Green will be
on later in the program, you know, and if these
Republicans in the House, if they can find some way
to unite on this issue of spending and balancing budgets again.
I mean, we used to have the Connie mack penny plan.
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You cut a penny out of every dollar every year
for seven years, you balance the budget. Maybe now we
probably need a nickel plan. But it's certainly manageable that way,
but it would take fiscal discipline, and that's not something
that we see often at all in Washington, DC. But
you know, it's now beginning to hit home and I'll
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play it later, I won't play it now. But even
NBC News is just look their brand new poll, the
first one that they ever had Donald Trump beating Joe Biden.
Joe Biden at his lowest approval rating. He was down
a thirty six percent in one poll last week, thirty
seven and another poll that came out last week just
awful numbers for Joe Biden. There is a new Harvard
(03:53):
Harris pole that came out. I guess I should say
the right way, Havid. But anyway, when Trump ran against
Hillary in twenty sixteen, the overwhelming majority of polls taken
that year showed Hillary in the lead, usually by a
significant margin. On Election Night, Rasmussen, he came the closest
to getting the result right, but its final polls still
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had Hillary defeating Trump by two points. Today, a brand
new Harvard Harris poll Choe's Donald Trump beating Joe Biden
by an eye popping seven points. That's massive. The only
Republican president in my lifetime where polls showed him with
a large lead over a Democratic opponent. And we've gone
back to look at this. Our research is pretty good here,
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I believe, But that was nineteen eighty four, and that
was Ronald Reagan, who went on to win re election,
defeating Walter Mondel in a forty nine state landslide. Now
that's not going to happen in twenty twenty four. America
is a far different country demographically than it was forty
years ago. I don't think a Republican has a shot
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in hell in states like New York or California.
Speaker 2 (05:01):
Maybe they do.
Speaker 1 (05:02):
Maybe at some point they will, but as of now,
I don't think the odds are with them for sure.
But besides Reagan versus Mondale, I can't think of another
presidential campaign where any pole showed a Republican candidate leading
the Democratic opponent, especially an incumbent, by seven points. So
this could get very, very interesting, especially over time. By
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the way, Donald Trump did visit the Texas Mexico border.
He picked up Greg Abbott's endorsement down there. Also, I
think spent a lot of time with the border patrol
agents and spent a lot of time helping them, talking
to them, learning more about what's really going on on
the ground there.
Speaker 2 (05:43):
The White House. By the way, this is not.
Speaker 1 (05:45):
As big a deal to me, Linda, You're going to
probably disagree with me on this that Joe Biden, and
this was in the UK Telegraph apparently has sleep apnea.
Now potentially it's serious for anybody that has it. I
have friends of mine that have had it. I have
friends of mine that use what's called a seapap machine,
which is a motorized medical device which prevents interruptions in
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breathing during the night. But a sleep disorder can potentially
be serious depending on what medications he's on, for example,
And of course age is one of several factors that
increases any associated risk with sleep apnea, and it can
leave sufferers feeling tired even after a full night's sleep.
Speaker 2 (06:26):
So it's not a good thing to have.
Speaker 1 (06:28):
And however, people that I know that have used the
seatpap machine, it's kind of this weird helmet thing. Last
time I've seen one, or an air mass to treat
the sleep apnea. I just don't think it's that big
a deal. You get, Oh, you're finally agreeing with me.
You're not thinking it's that big a deal. I mean,
I think it's cognitive decline is worse, don't you.
Speaker 3 (06:47):
I mean, I wonder how much of that it is
even true? To be honest, with you. I mean, I
don't know what they're feeding them through that seatpap machine,
but I don't know if it says oxygen.
Speaker 2 (06:55):
I'll tell you that, I wonder what it is. Whatever
it is, you don't want to because it ain't org.
Speaker 3 (07:01):
It's definitely for sure or even stronger.
Speaker 1 (07:05):
The battle between this is interesting to me between David Axelrod,
who was kind of the mastermind behind Barack Obama's two elections,
is getting worse than ever. I guess he didn't like
Joe Biden's use of the py word to describe him
after he made some remarks that were not particularly comforting
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to Joe Biden. But now anyway, now Axelrod, who and
I must add this, he was a big part of
Joe getting elected twice as vice president. He's now saying
publicly that he thinks Biden's chances of winning a second
term as president are fifty to fifty at best, and
adds Axelrod, they could even be worse than that. Anyway,
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he made that prediction to more En Dowbed on Saturday.
You know Biden, by the way, it's his birthday is
turning eighty one today, will be eighty six at the
end of a second term if he got one, and
Axelrod's direct comments where I think he has a fifty
to fifty shot here, but no better than that, maybe
a little worse. And he thinks he thinks he can
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cheat nature here and it's really risky, and they've got
a real problem if they're counting on Trump to win
it for them. I remember Hillary doing that too, So
there's likely to be no love lost between the two men.
Because Axelrod affectionately called a P word, how would I
describe that as a form of male Jena tell you?
(08:34):
Would that be a fair description? Of course, only certain
things I can say on radio? On the radio show,
no Democratic donor complained that the White House has no
strategy to combat I'm sorry, Democratic donors are complaining that
the White House has no strategy to combat Biden's age issue. Well,
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what strategy could you possibly come up with? Think about
this that would be effective as you would have to
basically tell people that what they see with their own
eyes is deceiving and that their own eyes are lying
to them. And there are certain conditions that people have
where their mind might tell them, you know, a B
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or C is true, when in fact A, B, and
C are not true. Understand how that can happen. However,
I think the country, that the consensus in the country
is pretty clear that Joe Biden is weak and frail
and a cognitive mess and that everything Sean Hannity said
and the lead up into the twenty twenty election has
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been has been proven true almost on a daily basis,
or let's put it this way, it's been proven on
a daily basis when Joe actually has to speak, because
it's now almost if not every single time he speaks,
he screws it up, and you know, how do you
possibly overcome that? So anyway, that's not a good thing.
(10:02):
But these donors are now complaining. Politico wrote this interviewing
more than a dozen Biden donors and fundraisers, Democratic strategist
party officials, revealing that they have deep concerns and this
was Axelrod's original point, that he's hearing from everybody in
the Democratic Party and Democratic ranks that the campaign's approach
to his age isn't enough to quote voter fears about it.
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One Biden donor said they recently raised concerns about the
president's age with DNC officials, but they just refused to
acknowledge it as a problem. Quote, I think the strategy
is not to even address it. But wasn't that kind
of the strategy in all of twenty twenty to hide
him in the basement and not let him campaign. And
because of COVID and the medium mob that was so
friendly towards him, they let him get away with that strategy.
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How is this year going to be any different? If
you ask the question, if this coming election becomes a
referendum on the horrible job that Joe Biden has done
on the state of the world and the the country,
you know, borders, energy economy, inflation, ask yourself, what has
Joe Biden done that you would identify as successful? Because
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I can't think of a single thing. If you can,
and you want to call in, well we'll put you
right at the top of the list, because I don't
think there's much there. I don't think I can't identify
one thing, not much, nothing anyway. So the New York
Post today, in typical New York Post fashion, has birthday
birthday blues, a picture of a very old looking Joe Biden.
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Trump takes a lead in a new poll. Democrats hit
the panic button as Joe turns eighty one today, So
happy birthday, missed the president. The problem is, it's not
a very good birthday when you're looking at poll numbers
like that and you are an incumbent president. There are
more and more reports coming out that, in fact, Joe
Biden is furious at Joe Biden's staff for his low
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approval ratings. And then you have Kamala Harris out there
saying we're going to have to earn a second term. Well,
I think you've earned the right to be fired at
this point. So anyway, one of the things that came
out of another poll is by a massive number, Joe
Biden is losing the youth vote in the country, which
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is really really significant considering I think he beat Trump
by about twenty four percentage points, and now Donald Trump
is now winning this very key demographic. For example, among
voters aged eighteen to thirty four, Trump is on top
forty six forty two over Biden. But Biden won that
in twenty twenty by twenty six points. We've also had
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poll after polls showing with all these other demographics with
women of voters, likely voters, with African Americans, Hispanic Americans,
that at least in the polls, Trump is doing dramatically
better than he did in twenty twenty. If you look
at some of the other demographics, only thirty one percent
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of young voters approve of the job that he's doing,
down from forty six percent in September. And feeding this
trend appears to be the backlash over the older commander
in chief and his handling of Israel and the Hamas
were an issue that has splintered the Democratic Party. A
staggering seventy percent of younger voters now said they disapproved
of Biden's handling of the conflict. Again, I asked, are
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you better off than you were four years ago? Is
anybody better off? And if you are, tell me where
I like to know, Linda, you better off in any way?
I'm not not one you have to put your mic on,
But that's okay.
Speaker 3 (13:42):
So I apologize. I thought that was one of those
rhetorical moments, you know what I mean? Do I think
anybody's better off onder Biden? No, I don't think there's
an ant on the gonds off.
Speaker 1 (13:50):
Joe's a very very young eighty one years old. Eighty
one is what the new thirty is? That what we're
supposed to believe. I don't think so anyway. Joe Biden
turns eighty one today. Born in nineteen forty two, by
the way, the same year the film Casablanca premiered, and
by the way, the same year that Adolf Hitler ruled Germany,
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has given you a historical context here. His birthday has
prompted another round of bad headlines for about what in
liability the age is. It's not just about the age issue.
The age issues, you know, is transparent. It's also about
why aren't they saying biden nomics anymore? Why are Democratic
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donors scared to death every time he does say Bidenomics?
Because everybody knows the economy is a disaster. Everybody sees
the high price of gasoline. Everybody sees biden inflation. Everybody's
living it. Everybody sees the highest amount of credit card
debt that we've had in generations. Everybody sees the highest
interest rates we've had in decades. Everyone sees the record
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debt that we've had. Everyone sees that we have now
passed the one trillion dollar interest on the debt payment
every single year that we've got to pay out before
the government can spend a single dime, and everybody knows
that two thirds of the country at best are living
paycheck to baycheck, So why call a biden Omics Anyway,
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we'll get to the latest on this. We'll get to
your calls eight hundred and nine to four one Shawn
later on, John Solomon with an investigative report, and Congresswoman
Marjorie Taylor Green as we continue. One thing that is
getting interesting to me is the what part will these
third party candidates? What part might they play? Jill Stein,
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Cornell West, Robert F. Kennedy Junior, and now reports out
today that Joe Manchin seems to be inching closer to
a third party presidential run himself, as he's been out
blasting both Donald Trump and Joe Biden for their quote
visceral hatred. Anyway, so one of the biggest signs that
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he might do this and that it means make a
third party presidential bid on Sunday, when he was claiming
that he's seeking to mobilize the radical middle, I don't
know if there is a radical middle. I mean, I
think that's one of the things that is defining of
this moment, which is what kind of organically led to
the state versus state, red versus blue debate that we
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have with with Gavin Newsom versus Governor Gavin Newsom versus
Governor Ronda santis Is. I don't really see a lot
of middle ground here. I don't care if it's COVID policy.
There are policies on immigration, the issue of sanctuary state
or city status, energy policies. I mean, I can't think
of a single thing that they actually agree on, abortion, crime,
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law and order, safety, security, And I just I don't
even see middle ground. Where is the middle ground? Oh okay, well,
half fund the police department. Oh we'll control half our borders.
Will well secure half of the border and not the
other half. Or okay, we might allow what the Keystone
Xcel pipeline to continue. I don't even see Democrats ever
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opening their mind to that anyway. So I think Manchin
and I've known Mansion for a lot of years, always
got along with them personally. He was riding high, Linda,
remember during the Inflation Reduction Act debate and he was
opposing it, and we saw polls out of West Virginia's
poll numbers were what seventy percent?
Speaker 3 (17:29):
Well listen, name he was doing with the will of
the people.
Speaker 1 (17:32):
Well, obviously that's a big issue for the people in
West Virginia, and he was representing the people of a state.
But then when he made that deal with Biden and
Schumer that that there would be a special two I
think there was not one, but two pipelines that they
would sign off on. And then they were nigged on
that promise, I think, and his poll numbers began to dive,
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and I think the biggest mistake was, you know, believing
Biden or believing Shue. Anyway, so he's out there. First
he said that he's not going to seek reelection to
the US Senate. Okay, all right, young guy obviously looks
like he's in pretty good health. Obviously he's pretty sharp,
all right, So that's a big deal. Then slamming Biden
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for going too far to the left, and then slamming
former president Trumper quotes stooping to a level that he's
normalized this visceral hatred. It sounds like a guy that's
thinking about the presidency. And then he's saying that everyone
is sick and tired of devisive politics. Everybody says that,
but everybody, if you poll people, if they like negative ads.
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They all say no, everybody, Every focus group, every single
poll will show you that Americans are sick and tired
of negative ads. Well, if they really were, why do
they continue. They continue because lying and negative ads simply work.
That's why they continue to use them. Now to Americans
say that they want everybody to get along and they
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want middle ground. Sure, okay, So propose to me what
the middle ground is on securing the border or not
securing the border and enforcing the laws of the land.
How do you come to consensus? How do you come
to consensus with those that want abortion even up to
the moment of birth, late term abortion, and those that
maybe only want it for six weeks or twelve weeks
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or fifteen weeks. Where's the middle ground there? I actually
think that the DPS fifteen week decision probably is the
middle ground in my opinion. If you want my read
on the American electorate and where they are, I'm not
giving you my personal view. I'm just giving you an
analysis of this. You know, he's out there saying, you know,
enough's enough. They want you to pick a side and anyway,
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he says, Washington wants you and I to be divided
and the rest of the country to be divided because
it's a better business model for him.
Speaker 2 (19:55):
I just don't see.
Speaker 1 (19:56):
Tell me where he's going to win over independence or Republicans.
He might win Independence because he was one the Democratic
Party hates him. They've hated him now for a long time.
For them to make a special deal with him and
then turn around and stab him in the back like that.
I think was you know, tells you everything you need
to know about radical Democrats. But what impact would he
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have on a general election if he's let's say, if
he's running on this no Labels party ticket. I mean,
I don't know who would he picked for VP. Tulsey Gabbard,
I don't know. I could see that happening. I could
see Tulsi maybe getting in a primary against Mansion. A
lot of people have asked me what I think that
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Robert F. Kennedy Junior's impact is going to be. I
think I may be wrong. There are three issues I
don't think most Conservatives and Republicans that have been favorable
to our FK Junior know his full record. He has
been different, and he deserves all the credit in the
world for it. On issues that part ways with his
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fellow Democrat, but he's hardly a conservative. And where most people,
most conservatives, most Republicans, what they refer to when they
say they like Robert F.
Speaker 2 (21:13):
Kennedy Junr. Is okay.
Speaker 1 (21:15):
They like his position on vaccines, especially the COVID vaccine.
They like his position on immigration because he's been talking
about securing the border. By the way, these are not
insignificant issues, but these are the only three issues that
I have seen where he has any bit of conservatism
in him. And he has spoken out against transgender and
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the issue of sports and athletics. I can't think of
a single other issue where I would say that Robert F.
Kennedy Junior is even leaning conservative. And if you look
at all the people that he has supported politically over
the years, and some of the deeper positions and things
that he said, and some of the organizations that he
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has worked with and for, and the amount of sheer
money that he's taken in over his environmentalism, that those
are all going to be issues, not that Sean Hannity
necessarily brings up, although I'll talk about everybody's record, but
those are issues that I don't think those conservatives because
polls have shown wells he seems to hurt Trump versus
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if it's Trump versus Biden's, he seems to hurt Trump
more than he's hurting Biden. I think most conservatives, when
they get to know his entire record, I think their
minds will change.
Speaker 2 (22:32):
That's my take. Linda, you agree with that part.
Speaker 1 (22:36):
You were shaking your head, or you're nodding, or you're
giving me an amen or something in there.
Speaker 3 (22:41):
Listen, I got a lot of halloweens and amens. I
think the biggest problem that Americans have right now is,
you know, there's only that everybody lies. It's like, who
do you trust? And they just tell you what you
want to hear. There's only one man tell them the truth.
Speaker 1 (22:55):
Yeah, well, you know, let's see what happens. So I
don't really see that as a problem. I'm Jill Stein.
Speaker 2 (23:01):
Now.
Speaker 1 (23:02):
I think that's obvious that that could only hurt Biden
Cornell West, and my view could only draw votes from
Biden Cornell West. I'll tell you if you underestimate his
desire to fight, I think you're underestimating him. I've known
him for many many years, actually have a very good
working relationship with him. When I interview him. He always
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calls me brother Sean. I always say brother Cornell, and
then we usually end up just disagreeing at the highest
level on whatever the issue happens to be. Well, let's
go back to what I said earlier. What drives elections?
Peace and prosperity historically drive elections.
Speaker 2 (23:42):
Ask yourself this question.
Speaker 1 (23:44):
Do you think Vladimir Putin and President Chi and the
Mullahs in Iran and North Korea would be as close
as they are today if Donald Trump were president? I
think the answer is absolutely no. Do I think that
all of these leaders of other countries hostile regimes towards
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the US? Do I think they feared Donald Trump, that
they have a mindset that thinks he might be quote
crazy enough to do it. Yes, I think they all
have that same thought. You know it was vladis How
is it that in twenty fourteen? Was it twenty fourteen
or fifteen when Crimea was annexed? That was during Obama's
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term and Biden's term. How come during the four years
Donald Trump was president, Vladimir Putin made no had no
aggressive action like this. Why is it that he did it?
It was twenty fourteen? Why is it that Joe Biden
allowed the build up of troops along the border with
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Ukraine and didn't even want to believe that Putin would ever,
dare do it? Do you think that if President Trump
were in office? Ask this question? Do you think the
unfair trade practices of China? Do you think the intellectual
property theft of China? Remember, Trump was the first guy
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to ever put massive tariffs on China because of their
unfair trade practices. I think, to the tune of what
was a five hundred million dollars maybe more, is the
only president in history ever to do that or confront them.
So there is a certain respect that I think Donald
Trump was able to get from these these hostile world actors.
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You know, would the communist Chinese be flying making these
hostile maneuvers with their fighter jets against American fighter jets
in international airspace?
Speaker 2 (25:41):
If Trump were president?
Speaker 1 (25:43):
Would the Chinese navy be making these hostile maneuvers against
our navy in international waterways? If Donald Trump were president,
would in fact, the Mullahs in Iran be so openly
supporting these attacks against Israel I don't I personally don't
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think so. I think there was this now there's this
unpredictability factor as relates to Donald Trump. The one story
that I have corroborated from sources is very true, and
Donald Trump has confirmed it to me on air himself.
And that is before he ever had any discussion with
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the Taliban about ever doing any type of withdrawal. He
first spoke to the leader of the Taliban. And what
he said to me and what others confirmed to me,
is that he was very clear. It wasn't just one discussion,
it was a number of discussions. Is that he kept
telling the leader of the Taliban, if you make if
you move one inch from where you are right now,
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I will decimate you. And it was said clearly and ambiguously,
in no uncertain terms.
Speaker 2 (26:58):
And then at some point.
Speaker 1 (26:59):
He's there visa via fax or a text or an email.
During a discussion he was having with the head of
the Taliban, President Trump sent over the exact location of
where the Taliban leader was at the time that phone
call was taking place. Now and then the guy apparently asked, well,
why did you send me a picture of where I
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live or where I am, just because I wanted you
to know. I know, what is the message behind that?
And do you think it's an accident that for the
last eighteen months of Donald Trump's presidency that the Taliban
didn't kill a single American. Do you think that was
an accident? Because I don't. By the way I'm looking
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at this, look at the hype, Linda. Why did people
when I go grocery shopping, maybe you're cann explain this
to me. Why do people always ask me what are
you doing here? And I'm like, I got a shopping cart,
it's full of food, and I'm obviously buying food to
eat it.
Speaker 2 (27:59):
It's clear that like to eat like everybody else. I'm not.
I always find that a strange question.
Speaker 3 (28:04):
But I think I think it's probably because they assume
every fri a moment that you have here in the
dojo getting ready to be, you know, a human killer.
Speaker 1 (28:11):
Well, I think people think that, oh, he must have
people that do that for him. No, I actually like
to do my own grocery shopping. I prefer although something.
Speaker 3 (28:18):
Oh, I don't think that's true. I don't think they
think that. I think that they really do think that
in every few moment you have, you know, you're doing
an eclectic blend of martial arts, perfecting your Kravmaga and
getting ready for your next attacker. Be you do, of course,
it'll be a wise ass. It's Monday, you welcome.
Speaker 2 (28:33):
You're karate, Thanksgiving powered over it all? Right, there you go.
Speaker 1 (28:37):
Eggs are up forty six point eight percent. Coffee's up
thirty seven percent. If you eat white bread, which I
don't recommend, thirty three point three percent. Cheese is up dramatically.
If you want to hold chicken per pound, that's up
twenty two zero point one five percent. Housing Wow, Monthly
mortgage is up a whopping forty two point nine percent
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under Joe Biden. That's why they don't want to call
it bidnomics anymore. If you buy a new car, it's
up seventeen percent. Gas per one gallon of fifty six
point five percent. You want me to keep going, you know.
If you want ground beef, I call chop meat. Some
people think that's the wrong way to say it. Anyway,
it's up twenty seven percent.
Speaker 2 (29:19):
If you want.
Speaker 1 (29:20):
Ground chuck per pound, Bacon's up twenty six percent. Sirloin's
steak is up thirty one percent. A gallon of whole
milk is up sixteen percent, well, actually seventeen ice cream
is up twenty two point five percent. Potato chips if
you eat that crap, that's up thirty two point five
to four percent.
Speaker 2 (29:42):
I mean, who can afford this? Nobody could afford it.
That's the point.
Speaker 1 (29:47):
So if peace and prosperity drive elections, Joe should lose
by a landslide.
Speaker 2 (29:52):
All right.
Speaker 1 (29:52):
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the hour. Later on, we'll check in with Marjorie Taylor
Green from Georgia. We'll get to your calls well, eight
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Speaker 1 (31:27):
It has been so much talk about this populous libertarian
winning in Argentina. Well, when inflation is what one hundred
and forty percent, which it is in Argentina, I think
that's a sign of discontent.
Speaker 2 (31:41):
Anyway.
Speaker 1 (31:42):
I don't know the full impact of third party candidates,
but I don't think they're gonna hurt Trump as much
as people think. All right, John Solomon Investigative Report and
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