Battleground LIVE: Sprint To The Finish w/Savage Rich Baris

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Speaker 1 (00:03):
Morning.

Speaker 2 (00:04):
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Speaker 3 (00:09):
America with your host Sean Parnell.

Speaker 1 (00:13):
Good evening, America. Welcome battle crew. This is Battleground Live,
the show where we kick ass, the show where we
take names, We lockhorns with the radical left. We never quit,
we never surrender. From Sea to Shining Sea and everybody
in between. Welcome Patriots on a Wednesday. And yeah, it's

(00:37):
Savage Wednesday. And I know many of you in the
live chat for the last hour been talking about that.
You're always excited for Savage Wednesday because one, you know
Rich Barris, he's the director of Big Data poll when
he's the host of a great show here on Rumble
called Inside the Numbers. If you're not supporting him already,

(00:58):
you should definitely go subscribe to his Rumble channel under
People's Pundit, subscribe to him on Locals. You get great
insider information on all of the latest polling. And I
think the reason why people have taken to you know,
Savage Wednesday and Rich is because he just tells it
like it is and is polling in his methodology are

(01:20):
second to none. He's just a really great guy. We've
got him on deck, So stay right there. Make sure
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the video. It helps us make the leader board. We
made the leaderboard here on Rumble last night. That's in
large part because of you battle crew, So thank you.
I want to jump right into something that's been on

(01:42):
my mind, and that is the idea of American weakness.
You know, I grew up in this country during a time.
Looking back, certainly, it was a time of great prosperity.
You know, my childhood in the eighties as a teenager
in the nineties really was a golden era of American prosperity.

(02:07):
I'd never really, my generation had never really been tested
in America by and large, was respected and strong around
the world. You know, when a tsunami wiped out Southeast Asia,
you know, it's like they didn't call you know, the
people who were struggling and ailing from that tsunami didn't

(02:30):
call for Iran or China or Russia. They called for
American help. They called for US marines and we showed
up and we saved lives. Or how about in Pakistan
in two thousand and five, when an earthquake killed eighty
thousand people. You know, when the Pakistani people needed help,
they called for America, they didn't call for our enemies.

(02:52):
And we diverted Chinook helicopter crews from active combat missions
in Afghanistan to save people in Pakistan, of all places,
innocent people that would have lost their lives otherwise. You
know American strength, and you know I'm not a forever
war guy, So don't make the mistake of thinking what
I'm saying is in support of that. No it's not.

(03:14):
But it seemed like, just to put it in a
very knuckle dragging kind of way, that America really had
it shitited together, regardless of who was in the White House. Yes,
Democrats are always weaker than Republicans, but it just seemed
like things were right. And you look at what's happening
in the world today. We are weak on almost every

(03:37):
single level. You know, First of all, the Republican Party
and Conservatives by and large are surrounded on all sides
by institutions who dislike us, who hate us, by Democrats
who would love nothing more than to put us into
re education camps. And no, that's not an overstatement. Hillary
Clinton herself said it. Believe me, that's exactly what they want.

(03:58):
You have Hollywood who look down their noses at us,
big tech oligarchs who look down their noses at us.
These billionaires like Bill Gates that are trying to fundamentally
transform this country, they too despise all of us. Republicans
have ceded K through twelve education, We've ceeded college education.
And this is why I say Republicans they deserve much

(04:19):
of the blame for where we are in this country
and the weakness that America is projecting both here at
home and abroad. What's particularly shocking to me is just
the carelessness with which these are institutions and the Biden
administration sees American life. I mean, seriously, think about the

(04:44):
fact that Americans, civilians in many cases, were left behind
during the disaster surrender in Afghanistan and had to fight
their way through Taliban checkpoints and try to find a
way to escape across the Pakistan border, desperately trying to
claw and get on to American flights to get out
of there before the Taliban and other America's enemies descended

(05:07):
on their positions. That would have never happened twenty years ago.
It's just shocking to me that this is where we
are as a country. And then you look at what
happened in Israel, where as the Israelis as the IDF
was on the heels of Hamas terrorists. American hostage that

(05:31):
the Hamas held, they were executed seconds before the IDF
got there. In any just world, America's enemies would be
petrified to execute an American hostage in such a brazen way.
Of course, the media doesn't even report on it. You
look at what's happening in Russia with.

Speaker 4 (05:54):
The Fogels.

Speaker 1 (05:55):
Mark Fogel, he's a teacher from western Pennsylvania that suffers
from a debilitating disease. I can't quite remember what it is.
I think it's MS. But he's prescribed medical marijuana by
a doctor for that pain and was in Russia on
a flight, gets arrested, sentenced to fifteen years in prison.

(06:18):
Now Biden has seen fit to free Britney Griner, radical
leftists WNBA player who hates America, kneels for the anthem,
you name it, but hasn't seen fit to spend even
a sentilla of his time on Mark Fogel, who's just
a regular guy, middle class guy from western Pennsylvania. And
the reason for that is there's no political capital involved

(06:42):
in involved in that. And the crazy thing about it, folks,
is that all the State Department would have to do
is declare Mark Foegel unlawfully detained to free up additional
resources to get to help him be freed. Simple thing
all somebody has to do with at this Biden State

(07:04):
Department's just say the words and they won't do it.
This to me is shocking because you know, being an
American citizen should come with benefits. But not only are
Americans being punished abroad. I mean, you saw the Marines

(07:25):
being attacked in Turkey, but we're also being undermined here
at home through the invasion at our southern border. Look
at what's happening in Springfield, Ohio, and here in western
Pennsylvania and Charleroi and in a million blue collar towns
across this country that probably aren't getting the headlines they

(07:48):
are being invaded. In the case of Springfield, a town
of fifty thousand people, twenty thousand Haitian migrants that come
into those towns and take jobs from American citizens because
these big companies are able to pay these illegal invaders
less money than Americans. I mean, look, this is the

(08:10):
core reason of why Democrats were pro union the entirety
of my life. This is why the Davis Bacon Act,
which is based which was here in western Pennsylvania, this
is why Davis Bacon was created. This is why unions
love Davis Bacon.

Speaker 4 (08:26):
Do you know why? The historical context of.

Speaker 1 (08:28):
It, it was to protect American workers from cheap migrant labor.
Yet here we are, as many years later, the Democrats
just discarding our unions. And we're going to talk about
the lack of a Teamster endorsement for Kamala later with
Savage Rich. I see him here in the green room,
and we'll get to him here in just a second.

(08:50):
But the Democrats, they don't give a shit about the
American people abroad. They don't give a shit about the
American people here at home. They don't even care about
their own voters enough to allow them to vote in
a process that they branded as democracy TM. Yet they
have the gall they have the gall to accuse us

(09:13):
as Republicans, as threats to democracy.

Speaker 4 (09:18):
I mean, really think about this.

Speaker 1 (09:21):
Someone was responsible, and I think that there's a cover
up at hand here, and I mean that with sincerity.
Two assassination attempts in two months. I've been saying it
on this show. Savage Rich has been saying it on
his show when he comes on the show for Savage Wednesday.

(09:41):
We've been saying this. It's not gonna stop. It will
not stop. And that's because of our media's response. The
Democrats response to the first assassination attempt was, hey, let's
tone down the rhetor. But not twenty four hours went by.

(10:02):
These leftists, these comedies, these fascists are out there calling
Donald Trump a threat to democracy again, comparing him to
Hitler and Mussolini. And sure enough, two months later, another
assassination attempt happened. Inexplicable to me how something like that
could happen right, tactically speaking.

Speaker 4 (10:21):
Inexplicable to me.

Speaker 1 (10:22):
How after the first assassination attempt, Donald Trump wasn't given
the full presidential protection. When I saw the press conference
about that, I immediately thought to myself, what the hell
does it take to get the guy full presidential protection?
He almost had his head blown off on national television
a month before, Yet still Washington DC bureaucrats can't manage

(10:48):
to pull their heads out of their asses for three
seconds and get Trump probably the most threatened man in
the world. The protection that he needs, folks, it is
one hundred percent deliver it. It is absolutely positively deliberate,
and it enrages me when I see networks in Fox

(11:09):
News is one of them, CNN and other places talk
about this as if this is a conspiracy. It is
a conspiracy theory to believe that every one of these
mistakes happened in the most catastrophic way humanly possible, all
at the same time, sixty days apart.

Speaker 4 (11:30):
That's the conspiracy.

Speaker 1 (11:33):
And if you think I'm fired up right now, it's
because I am. I am afraid for Donald Trump's life.
I really am. It's not hyperbole. You should be two.
This is not who we are as Americans. Of course,
it's a phrase that's overused. But my lead in to
the show yesterday about how now assassination attempts because of

(11:55):
the media's response, because of the Democrats response, almost been
seared into our body politic now as almost normal. Now,
why do you think that is? It's because Democrats are
explaining in a way, they're even blaming it on Trump,
and it's not gonna stop with Trump. You see, just

(12:17):
like Lawfair started with Trump, I would argue that it's
probably started with me before the resuming a term lawfair,
but the Democrats always slowly escalate, So it's what lawfair
started with Trump and then it bled out to Trump's allies.
I hope that that's not true with these assassination attempts.

(12:40):
But you got Hillary Clinton on television just forty eight
hours ago talking about putting people in jail for talking
about propaganda. It's look absolutely insane, the dangerous, dangerous world
that we live in as Americans. And what drives me
crazy about it is that the vast majority of Americans

(13:01):
don't realize just how dangerous our country in the world
has become. So let me take a quick break. I
want to get Savage Rich Barris' perspective on all of
this and so much more so, I got my buddy
Savage Rich Barris, director of Big Data Pole, host of
Inside the Numbers. Rich second assassination attempt in two months.

(13:23):
Brother doesn't, though, brand what is I know?

Speaker 4 (13:28):
And I told you guys this was going to happen.
They're not going to stop until they kill him. It's
that simple, Sean. Let me ask you a question. The
first assassination tempt goes off, and you and I have
private conversations and trying to be responsible about this to
our audience. Both you and I absolutely know that that
was the exact distance that you used to zero that firearm.

(13:49):
And how did this guy of no renown, no training,
no anything, no remarkable skill, no remarkable achievement in his
entire life. He is seemingly a nobody. No, first of all,
how to get a firearm through that perimeter to begin with,
And then secondly, to know that at that moment there

(14:11):
would be no counter sniper team at the top of
that you know, covering the top of the only building
with a direct line of sight to the president. So
that's bad enough. Now we have this second one, and
I'm not even I am foregoing all the attempt to
be responsible at this point, because you have to be
a total moron to not see that there is something

(14:31):
very sinister going on here this. First of all, I'm
sure you've seen that golf course, correct, I've seen the
golf course. I'm sure there is no way for somebody
like him to realize that that is the most vulnerable
point in the perimeter. You would really have to know
the layout of the land. You might have to be

(14:52):
there a few times, or just be a secret service agent.
You'd have to know what nine Trump was going to
be golfing on. For God's sake, since it was a
last minute change to the man's schedule, he was not
expected to do that. Most media people didn't even know
he was going to be there doing that shown and
that headgerow that covers that basically, you know, uh, I'll

(15:15):
just call it a point of vulnerability in the perimeter
that is not it's not obvious, like you could walk
or be staring right at it and not realize, whoa,
there's where the President's going to be golfing on, you know,
on the course right over there. It's not easy, you know,
to get through and peak around, and if you even tried,

(15:35):
you would, thank god, is somebody going to be looking
at me and wondering what the hell I'm doing? Tryingly
look and peek through onto this property. It's not obvious, folks.
It's dense. It's not like your average hedgerow in a
friggin suburban neighborhood. It's incredibly dense. So again, like, give
me a break. Somebody told this guy who, by the way,

(15:56):
Newsweek once interviewed because he said that he was invited
to speak at and had a connection to this like
pro Ukraine, pro war, anti Russia collusion hoax pushing group
of morons that include several people from the media who
pushed the Russia Russia collusion oaks. This guy comes out

(16:18):
of nowhere with an ar with them, by the way,
basically the same model weapon that they tried to kill
Trump with the first time. I mean, bro, you have
got to be kidding me. Come on, And I would
just say this, if Quinnipiac was not a garbage polster
that it is, and it knew how to pull the
state of Pennsylvania and it was right, then they wouldn't
be doing this over and over and over again. They wouldn't.

(16:40):
They wouldn't, man. I mean, it's that simple. You're not
gonna tell me. And did you see Gilliam was cut
on Stuart Varney. They cut.

Speaker 1 (16:47):
That's That's what That's what I was referring to about
a Fox News How you can't you can't say that
the Democrats want Trump dead? Are you freaking kidding me?
They've all but said it. They want to sentence the
guy in prison for life. For Christ's sake, how's that
not how's that difference than a death sentence?

Speaker 4 (17:04):
I mean Jersney Congressman said he has to be eliminated,
or New York Congressman Yea Goldman said he had to
be eliminated, and Nancy Pelosi said something very similar. There's
an entire report from Fox News because I was doing
it for the show today. There was I mean constant
statements over the course of uh well, especially ramped up

(17:25):
in the last year, but over the course of his
entire political career. You know that basically pushed people to
try to kill this guy. And this is how it works.
This is what they do, folks. I mean, they didn't
just like get the gunmen, you know, from some black
op team to kill Malcolm X or Martin Luther King
or JFK. That's not how it works. They nudge impressionable,
influential people. This is how it is done. And to

(17:48):
tell to pretend like this is not something they want
to happen is outrageous. And now we know, and sadly
we know from the polling. You know, I got to
give it to RMNG. We want to ask and we're
going to in our national poll. We want to ask
how many people believe that some government agency is playing
some role here. We want to know.

Speaker 1 (18:07):
That's genius, that is genius. Because here's here's my problem
with so much of this. I am so sick and
tired of these insidious government douchebags and people in the
media talking like this is some sort of conspiracy theory.

Speaker 4 (18:22):
It's a convers it's.

Speaker 1 (18:24):
A conspiracy theory. To assume it was all just an accident,
I'm sorry, you got to be one of the dumbest people,
not you, but one of the dumbest people on the
face of the planet if you believe this was all
just a catastrophic accident, one thing after the next, over
and over and over again, and then it happens again
two months later, and we're not even allowed to address it.

Speaker 4 (18:43):
We're not only even allowed to talk about it, especially
given their history, Sean, these aren't people who deserve the
benefit of the doubt. So true. Who wanted Martin Luther
King Junior dead? He's dead, all right, Malcolm X. The
FBI wanted dead. He's dead. The members from the Nation
of Islam and the Newark branch to do it. I mean,

(19:03):
this is like they're acting as if these are good
guys or something like the g men are good people.
They're not good people. This is what they do. I mean,
you know, it's a matter of like will this country
take their head out of their ass fast enough or not?
You know, I mean, they allowed prior generation allowed the
state to murder, to assassinate a sitting popular, sitting president,

(19:25):
and we did nothing about it. And then ever since,
why would they think, you know that they have they
have to worry about, Sean. They created a fake crime
and a fake hoax, okay, to be able to push
this ridiculous conspiracy theory that Donald Trump is some kind
of Russian agent who hooked up a collusion hoax to

(19:46):
steal the twenty sixteen election. That is actually the shooter,
Steve Scale, the shooter. That's his motive. He tried to
assassinate as many what he used his words on his
his Facebook page before the good guys at the f
eye at it removed. He said, we need to get
rid of these Republican enablers who are enabling this trader
in the White House. And then he prays off to

(20:07):
go do it. Where to hear it from Jean, Where
to hear it from the government, and Rachel Maddow and
the rest of the government mouthpieces that go on their
shitty channels and spew this stuff. This is what they
do to Iran, This is what they do to third
world countries. This is, by the way, how they got
the government they got in Ukraine right now. These are
the tactics they use to topple governments and kill and

(20:30):
remove world leaders overseas and third world shit ows. And
they're doing it to you at all, and you're letting
it happen. You're letting it happen. So you know this
is again I mean for me, it's people are like
all these questions they asked me about the selection. I mean,
it really comes down to how naive is is the
American electorate at this point? How naive do they remain rights?

(20:52):
That's really the question we need to be asking ourselves.
And that's why I want to ask this question how
many people think, because it's really the same way word
the JFK question. How many people think? What is the
percentage of the American public that believes that's government, whether
it's a CIA, government agencies had some role in the
assassination of JFK. I want to know how many people

(21:14):
believe that the government or any agency in the government
has some role in these attempted assassinations of Donald Trump.
And I'm not going to leave them, not going to
give them a prompt. We're not going to give them anything.
We're just going to simply say, as you may know,
there were two attempts made on Donald Trump's life. You know,
what do you think the likelihood is? You know, I'm
basically a very likely, somewhat likely, someone unlikely, not at

(21:36):
all likely kind of thing. That's the scale I'm thinking
about that. That's what we do for JFK. And it's
got to be asked because this Remington Research poll is
Scott headed up by Scott Rasmussen. Are you kidding me this?
Many Democrats think it's better off if Trump was killed.

(21:57):
You what do you mean? Like I didn't hear this?
What I was? My god? Oh my lord? So let
me get this Remington poll RNG are better off if
Trump was killed, all right, So there's an outrageous number
of there's an outrageous number of Democrats who believe that

(22:22):
it would have been better if Trump was in fact
murdered and they succeeded. Right, Let me just read something
real quick. It won't take me long. The desensitization of
some Americans following the second assassination of former President Trump
is alarming. Seventeen percent of voters believe America would be
better off if Trump had been killed in last week's

(22:42):
assassination attempt. This includes three and ten Democrats who say
that America would have been better off if Trump had
been assassinated. Another twenty four yes thirty percent, twenty eight
twenty eight percent, three in ten. Another twenty four percent
of Democrats were not sure. Let me tell you what
not your means as a polster, if somebody does this

(23:03):
for a living, they want him dead. They just don't
want to tell the pollster. All right. Fewer than half
of Democrats could bring themselves to say that America would
not be better off if the opposing party's candidate for
president had been assassinated.

Speaker 1 (23:17):
So everything that we were just saying, I mean, this
is the this is the question, rich I think you know,
obviously top line polling is is important, but just how
many Americans believe that the government either had was involved
or is covering things up that you know what I mean? Like,
these questions are really important because it puts to rest

(23:38):
this ridiculous stuff that we're seeing on these cable news
outlets like of Oh you can't, you can't.

Speaker 4 (23:45):
Say Marney might meet that guy. I can't believe me.
That guy was a former Navy seal. He now does
security services for a living. Who the hell are you? Stu?
All right? You monarchists? Asked? Who the hell do you
think you are? Take your asked back to the Parliament.
Bro are you crazy? You don't need no man. We
got enough dumb asses in this country. We really don't

(24:07):
need limeys like Stuart Varney making it any worse.

Speaker 1 (24:11):
You're a medium trying to kill people here. I know
it's it really is crazy. And that's the point, Like
you get a significant percentage of Americans that believe it's
not a conspiracy. It's not a conspiracy what you just
said from rast Mussen. It's it's not a conspiracy. To
say that the vast majority like that, that a large
percentage of Democrats want Trump dead. That's not a conspiracy.

(24:33):
To say you just reflected it in the data.

Speaker 4 (24:35):
That's a pole. That's a That is a poll that
Nate Slimer has been citing for weeks as a reason
as to why Kamala is surging in the presidential race.
That's the same pole. Yeah, that's I mean.

Speaker 1 (24:51):
And what's crazy about all of this, Rich is that
now you even have people like I got a SoundBite
I want you to listen to, but you got even
people like Dick bloom and th saying, hey, something is
not right now. Dick Blumenthal is a crazy, crazy, nefarious
Trump hater. Yeah, but yes, something just doesn't. I mean,
listen to him talking about the DHS.

Speaker 2 (25:13):
I am reaching the point of total outrage because the
response from the Department of Homeland Security has been totally lacking.
In fact, I think hits ten amount to stonewalling in
any respect. If necessary, I'll certainly support a subpoena.

Speaker 1 (25:34):
So you have this assassination of too assassination attempts now
and we don't know anything about the first. And you
talked about desensitization, and I agree. I mean, I've been
talking two shows now about what I'm feeling that the
American people are just like, ah, this is just all
a part of it, Like this is just a part
of the political process. Now that is so unbelievably dangerous

(26:00):
that I'm not sure America understands just how fast we
could descend into chaos because our institutions that should be
being transparent about what happened are not only not being transparent,
they're actively covering things up, so much so that Democrats
in Congress are like, what the hell is going on?

(26:21):
And you're right, like, is America the vast majority of
America gonna wake up in time before it's too late.

Speaker 4 (26:29):
Come on, Dick, you used to be all against the
administrative state, all against the deep state. That's how you
made your mark in Washington DC. You and Diane were
investigating the CIA, torturing people and doing all sorts of
other illegal shit they're not supposed to be doing, by
the way, on American soil, and they broke into Diane's

(26:49):
office a US senator, and attempted to steal your files. Dick,
Come on, man, I mean this is the problem. This
is a major problem. The representation that we have in
that disgusting shitthle called Washington d C isn't doing its
job anymore. They're supposed to be conducting oversight, and unfortunately

(27:11):
too many of them now are involved in this incestuous
relationship with them. They're not overseeing anything because they all
have dirt on them. They got something on somebody, and
so they when the time comes to stand up and
do the right thing, they don't do it. You know.
He used to be a warrior against this stuff. He
was man a true liberal, like the truest sense of

(27:32):
a liberal, even though of course I disagree with him
on a lot of other stuff. Of course I remember
him when I was young, man, like really realizing that,
you know, realizing the Patriot Act is bullshit. And they
duped us, you know, And it was not Republicans that
people like me could rely on to be a voice
up there. It wasn't. It was people like Dick Bloomingdal

(27:53):
and Dianne Feinstein and you know, all these other people.
Republicans were dumb. He's completely trust George Bush as if
that was ever going to be the only person in
the White House to use those tools. I mean, it's
just it's really upsetting because this is this is the
core of the problem, and this like political careerism that

(28:14):
we have going on is going to kill us. The
longer they're there, the longer the state has to get
something on them, and this is the way it goes.
And until we've said this on your show before. But
until we've had this conversation, honestly, never will it change.
Never will it change. Let's stop pretending for a second
that this is not the modus operandi of these government

(28:36):
agencies and how they work. For God's sakes, these people
sent mlk's wife wire taps of him banging another woman
in the hopes he wouldn't go accept the Peace Prize. Dude,
this is who they are. And then when they couldn't
control and he ends up with a bullet in the
back of his head. You think that's an accident. You
think that was whitey with a hood on who did that?
You're stupid if you think that's what happened. That was them.

(28:59):
They did it, and they are running free ever since
because nobody does anything to them, Nobody stands up to them.
And it's honestly a cornerstone disappointment for me that I
have with Donald Trump in his first term. He should
have went in there and the Mike Pompeo's and the
rest of them, bro, are you kidding me? He should
the Boltons and the you know, the McMasters, those JFK

(29:22):
files should have been dropped asap. He should have brought
a whole group of people in there to clean house
and for those who were sitting there on the sidelines
or undecided, and we talked to them a lot. They
fear Trump's gonna do the same crap again. Now I
know a little bit better because I know people and
I talk to people, but so I know what some
of those plans are. But you can't blame them. It's like,

(29:44):
it doesn't matter who you elect, it never changes. Yeah,
I've heard Trump.

Speaker 1 (29:49):
Trump said on a podcast the other day. It was interesting,
you know, to hear him talk like this. I don't
remember what show it was. Rich.

Speaker 4 (29:55):
It was like maybe somebody on in his inner circle
told me this. I don't know.

Speaker 1 (29:59):
He said, you know, like I'm you know, I'm an
executive own my own Business's got fifty thousand employees worldwides,
where the Trump brand is worth, you know, billions of dollars.
But he said, like, one day you get elected president
and all of a sudden, you got to hire like
fifty thousand people. And you've got all these people like
in Washington who know Washington because they're permanent bureaucrats, saying

(30:22):
we should hire this person, you should hire that person,
like you know, whispering in his ear. And if you
don't know any better, and if you're a guy like
Trump that's worked with Democrats most of your career and
had no issues. You had Hillary Clinton, Hillary Clinton and
Bill Clinton and George Stefanoppanapanopolis at his wedding, Katie Kirk
at his wedding, He's probably going in there thinking, maybe
a little bit naive, thinking.

Speaker 4 (30:42):
Why I could work a little bit.

Speaker 1 (30:44):
You cannot work with these people now, as he saw
in his first term. And so this is why I
think they're so petrified of him this go around, because,
like he, I think that they are legitimately afraid of
him going in there and being a complete wrecking ball.
And what he needs to do is just top fifteen

(31:04):
to twenty people at every institution Republican Democrat gone.

Speaker 4 (31:08):
They just need to go.

Speaker 1 (31:10):
You know, it's absolutely crazy to me that we're in
the situation that we're in.

Speaker 4 (31:16):
I mean, honestly, man, this is life and death for
this guy, and it is for him now, it is
for us tomorrow.

Speaker 3 (31:23):
It's for us tomorrow, your next brother, where you're next exactly,
And all of you out there think you're safe, you
better get you got another thing coming.

Speaker 4 (31:34):
And by the way, that goes for people on the
left too. You think you're gonna have much more time
to be able to object when you don't like something
and you want to descend you dissent from you know,
from the the hive. Good luck with that, by the way.
That's that's the nature and history of this stuff. Actually,
you're typically the first one against the wall. Actually you
probably go and I, yeah, it's true. Here they're the

(31:57):
true useful idiots, and they're the ones first to get
it lined up. They'll come for us later because they
already know you know where to get us, somewhere to
find us. And how easy it is.

Speaker 1 (32:05):
As extreme as like people might the viewer, I don't know,
I mean people, but it's not extreme.

Speaker 4 (32:09):
It's the wrong word. But as like jarring as this
might be, they think it's hyperbolic, it's not. Look at history.

Speaker 1 (32:18):
The number one killer of people in this world are
governments to turn against their people.

Speaker 4 (32:23):
Are and J Rummel demoside.

Speaker 1 (32:26):
Yes, And what's happening right now in this country, the
government weaponized against the people is the most dangerous thing
that we face as a country and as a people.
And it's and it's not even close. Nothing else out
there presents a risk that we are facing that with
the risk that we're facing right.

Speaker 4 (32:45):
Here in the homeland. And you're right.

Speaker 1 (32:47):
I mean, so I got the SoundBite of this Democrat
callar like to your point of like the Democrat Party
being the party of violence. Let me I want you
to listen to it when we come back. I got
to take a quick break and I'll be right back
with you.

Speaker 4 (32:58):
Is that cool?

Speaker 1 (32:59):
Yeah, let's roll over back now with Savage Rich Barris,
director of Big Data POL, host of Inside the Numbers. Rich,
you talked about the Democrat Party and not an insignificant
percentage of them want or think the country would be
better off if Donald Trump had died. Listen to this
sea Span caller a Democrat from Louisiana who called in

(33:20):
to se Span talking about just this today slide down Louisiana.

Speaker 4 (33:24):
Willie Democrat, Good morning, Good morning.

Speaker 5 (33:28):
I just wanted to say I'm a very patriotic American.
I did twenty years in the military, two two of
the Vietnam WOLY, the nineteen sixty six men back in
sixty and I look at myself and think about we'll
pull as a military man, we pulled the clothed Keell
captain destroyed an ending by all means available. And to
see we let this man Trump destroy America. And I

(33:51):
look at it and see what these two people had
to step up and take that shot a mad Oves,
I'm sorry, William, you're not advocating.

Speaker 1 (34:00):
These two people had to step up and take that shot.
And he says Trump destroying America, parroting left wing talking
points that Trump is Hitler or Mussolini or some dictator
that's gonna end democracy. And what drives me crazy is
that the reason why I tell people never ever ever

(34:20):
accept an olive brands from the radical left is because
these are the same people that are causing the violent
acts in the first place through their insane, batshit crazy rhetoric.
So how do you say, if you really believe Trump
is Hitler, how do you say violence has no place
in America? When if you're saying your enemy is Hitler, Like,

(34:42):
what the hell do you think Americans are gonna you know,
your party is gonna think when you're making your people
believe that that Trump is like legitimately Hitler, it's insane.
The left has a monopoly on political violence in this country.
They have for a long time. It makes me sick
to my stomach, and they constantly get a pass. And

(35:04):
so that's why I can't stand when you hear these
mainstream media people all, well, we just need to turn
down the rhetoric. F you, you just killed somebody in Pennsylvania.
You tried to blow off Trump's head on national television.
Somebody just tried it again. These are all, you know,
card carrying democrats. Like It's that's why I say it's

(35:25):
not gonna get better rich, because it's gonna happen again,
and it's gonna continue to happen because these radical COMMI
leftists aren't gonna stop.

Speaker 4 (35:36):
There's no end in right with these people. Again, none
of this would be possible without the media. Okay, that
person just got better treatment and was dealt with with
more respect than Steve Varney dealt with Gillian Man on
his show, making what you know what, what a great point?
Come on, He was dealt with and given more courtesy

(35:56):
and respect for making those remarks. Gillian is insinuation that
you know that there's got to be something nefarious going
on here, because that's what you know, reason and logic
and knowledge would dictate and this guy just comes on saying,
you know why those guys are heroes. Good for them,
they had to stand up and take the shot. Listen,
this goes back to the media's role in this. All Right,

(36:17):
political parties, you can only blame so much because they're
the name of the game. Especially for left. This is
power and that is what you should expect from them.
All Right. It's the media. They're the ones who want
this label of objectivity and they want respect and they
want credibility. They're the ones running around and masquerading as impartial,
you know, arbiters and watchdogs of the powerful. They're so

(36:39):
full of crap. It is a state run system in
this country. It would not be possible for them to
convince mass convince people with problems, people with mental issues.
All right, that Trump is hitler or Trump's a threat
to democracy, because let's just cut it, let's just face it.
Everything they put in their heads is a lie. It's

(37:01):
a lie. It's not true. Russia and Trump did not
collude to steal the sixteen elections. Steve Scalise and.

Speaker 1 (37:08):
For Hillary talking about it, rich Hillary CLIs going on,
still going on.

Speaker 4 (37:15):
This guy, this guy who was interviewed by Newsweek, the
second would be assassin also believed in the Russia collusion hoax.
He also believed in it. All right, so this is
this is there, in my mind, Garner more of the
blame than the politicians do, because guess what their politicians
guess what The nature of government is evil, it's not good.

(37:38):
They cannot play a good, positive role in society. The
one who's supposed to be playing the positive role is
a watchdog of them. And not just them, but like
the halls of power everywhere, corporations, big core powerful corporations, multinationals,
you know, international corporations. That is the role of the media,
and they're not doing it. Their corruption and the role,

(38:00):
their willing role in this is they have turned us
into a fascist state, a truly fascist state. And the
irony is they keep calling Trump a fascists. The economic
and political definition of fascism is when the state directs
private industry what to do with their labor, what to
do with their products, where to deliver it. That is

(38:22):
fascism to the t And what they're doing with the
media is like media and entertainment fascism, not to mention,
it's what they do it's what they do with energy,
or what they want to do with energy. It's what
they do with transportation, making the automobile age industry do
whatever the hell they want. That is, when you have
a public figurehead, or really it's a private technically using

(38:44):
their terminology, it's a private business figurehead doing the business
of the state, doing the bidding of the state. That
is fascism. Okay. The only difference between its socialism, and
the only difference between that and communism is that in
communism they just drop pretenses, They kick all those private
people out, and the government takes it for themselves, and
some bureaucrat takes it over and centrally plans those industries.

(39:08):
That is the very fine line. But we are already
Robert Kennedy was so right, We are already in what
is this like cozy, comfortable, even profitable, soft form socialism
for the upper class and ruling class, but for everybody
else down below. It is a brutal early stage of
fascism that will eventually crush us all. And that is

(39:31):
where we're headed. So it's like the worst part about
it for me is that we're the biggest hypocrites of
them all. We really are. We're just disgusting hypocrits. We
sell our own leaders, we try to kill our own leaders,
we try to imprison people that we don't agree with.
Democrats wanted to put people who didn't want to take
the vaccine into effing camps. Exactly.

Speaker 1 (39:52):
I talked about this yesterday, like, we're not taking this
shit up.

Speaker 4 (39:56):
No, that is another survey. They ignore it all the while.
The eye the real kicker here is, according to one
of their favorite polls, which is a shitty pole Quinnipiac,
if we were facing a similar threat like the Ukrainians
were facing from Russia, they wouldn't even fight. They would run.
They would run. A majority of Democrats would not even

(40:17):
stay long enough to deal with the threat. They would
somewhere else. It's so unbelievably pathetic. So they use the
power of the state to get what they want and
put everybody down again, all of this stuff they're poisoning
people with comes. It can't be done without the media, Sean,
it can't be done without them and their lies. They're

(40:38):
all lies. None of it's true. Trump never said that
the white supremacists and Charlottesville were very fine. They're a
love He never said Mexicans are all rapists and murderers.
Never said it. I have transcripts of this stuff on
people's fund and daily going back years years. The media
is the most negative force in our society and they're

(41:03):
going to destroy us all. Something has to be done
with them. They cannot be allowed to operate like this
under the guise of some misinterpretation of the First Amendment.
They are doing harm to us. And by the way,
it isn't what the freedom of the press meant anyway
to the founders read a friggin pamphlet. I mean, listen
like I I mean, you're you're exactly right.

Speaker 1 (41:23):
And it's just like when you talk about them doing actual,
real damage right now, like what's happening in Springfield with
these the bomb threat hoax. That's the newest hoax that
Trump and JD. Vans because they called out the fact
that Haitian migrants and I use that term deliberately because
they're they're not technically illegal aliens.

Speaker 4 (41:44):
I mean they are, they were here, they were there, Yeah,
they were. She made an illegal decree and it is
illegal and it wouldn't withstand the Supreme Court scrutiny. If
the Supreme Court heard it, she made an illegal decree
which then legalized them. So in truth, they still aren't legal.
I mean, you're right, you're right.

Speaker 1 (42:03):
But like so the bomb threat, oh, thirty three bomb
threats on these schools, and they say they're pro cop
but look at all these resources being sucked up. And
here you have Governor Dwine. He comes out and says,
every single one of the thirty three bomb threats that
were phoned into Springfield everyone was a hoax from a
hostile country. And yet even after Governor DeWine came out

(42:27):
and said that, you still have operatives in the media
saying that Trump and JD. Vance caused this. And it's
I'm sorry. Here you have members of the media continuing
on with the hoax and laundering hostile foreign actors propaganda
and foisting that laundered information on the American people as

(42:51):
if it's truth. That's what you mean by doing actual
damage to this country, by doing the bidding of a
hostile foreign country that wants to interfere in a life
and do his harm and by the way, interfere an
election in a way that hurts Trump and hurts JD.
Vans because they know that our enemies our enemies aren't
shooting American hostages in the head, or taking frivolous American prisoners,

(43:13):
or trying to capture marines on the streets of Turkey when.

Speaker 4 (43:16):
Trump was in office.

Speaker 1 (43:17):
They didn't do that because they were scared shitless of
the guy, like Trump is on Rush Limbaugh saying that
he's gonna effing likes drop an F bomb, saying he's
gonna effing bomb a road or something like that, Like
the guy said, the guy means what he says, and
he doesn't hold back, and our enemies were afraid. I mean,
that's why I let off the show about American weakness.

(43:38):
Rich because you talk about the media and the damage
that they're doing to this country, and you talk about
the need for people to wake up. I mean, I
think people like us and people that listen to our shows,
they probably are already there, but like it takes strength
to step up and say no, this is bullshit. I'm
thinking for myself, and it scares the living hell out

(44:00):
of me that that might not happen. I mean in life,
like you think about countries and empires and years past Rich,
they don't always have happy ending.

Speaker 4 (44:11):
You know, they mostly don't This is why it takes
all of me to in like the role that I play,
you know, as a polster. It takes all of me
to just shut up and sit and listen to people.
It does because, like you know what, we heard from

(44:31):
the undecided who after the debate who picked Kamala Harris,
which by the way, was a minority, Which is what's
so strange about the public polling we're seeing. I did
two hours on the show about it, but basically today,
but basically there is a group, a contingency of people
that basically believe that they just you know that that

(44:53):
that Trump is the one who's causing all this division
and it's like him and the fact that the matter
is and come Ala Harris would somehow be less divisive, right,
That is of course insane. The media is causing the
division at the best of the Democratic Party, like Kamala Harris.
And you know, so this is a woman and this

(45:14):
is again a failure of the media to do their job.
This is a woman who almost certainly put her actor
friend up to faking a hate crime hoax, a fake lynching,
so she could advance her lynching bill. But the media
doesn't do their jobs. So they never got the ran
with that story. That's why he got off. Jesse Smolett. Course,

(45:36):
Michael Donald was the last clear cut of le lynching
in this country nineteen eighty in Alabama, never after no
example after that of a textbook lynching in the United States.
This woman wants to run for president against Joe Biden,
and now there's and she comes up with this lynching bill,
which is totally unnecessary, and just as she does to

(45:59):
get media attention, hurt good friend because they are friends.
Her good friend fakes being lynched and then gets caught
winds up, by the way, ironically and hypocritically, using two
Nigerian brothers, right, non white Nigerian brothers who want to
be on empire. He uses them to help him fake

(46:19):
the hoax. So this is a bill that's supposed to
be protecting non white victims against white lynchers, and here
he is victimizing two black Nigerian immigrants. And that's why
those kids were sent away and never to return again.
Because if we would have put him in a seat,
we would have found out a lot more about that story.

(46:40):
And by the way, that's why all these would be assassins.
You know, either end up dead or the FEDS try
to put them in a hole so they can't talk
to anybody. Why is the media and the FEDS so
upset with Ronda Santis that he wants to pursue attempted
attempted murder charges against the second would be Trump assassin?
Why you don't want Florida Department of Law Enforcement to

(47:02):
question him? Is that what it is? You don't want
them to have custody of him so we can talk
about who put him up to this? I mean, come on,
this always happens. He'll be Jack rubied in a week.
All right, watch got Rich. I think you're you're so
on point, man. Let's shift gears just a little bit
and talk the state of the race and talk some

(47:22):
of these polls. I saw Kamala Harrison pulled this sound
just before the show. She's talking to like a Latino
group or something like that, and she like adopted this
fake Latino accent now that she rolled out for like
speaking in front of the freaking Canadian Indian yeah myself,
and does this black Southern drawl when she's in the

(47:42):
black Belt counties. She pretends like she's Minnesota nice. When
she's with Tim in like ol instead, you know, and
now here we go. All right, she's in like gonna
be going with the mamasitas and she's all of a
sudden gonna be like my mama used to make me tacos.
Let me shut you. A girl so full of ship,

(48:03):
this woman unbelievable.

Speaker 1 (48:05):
Well listen, listen, listen to the fake Latina accent. Listen,
I love you, I love you, I love you back.

Speaker 4 (48:15):
That's it.

Speaker 1 (48:17):
So so here she is talking to this group like
it's seriously just as.

Speaker 4 (48:21):
Don't let my wife hear that. Oh, she is savage
Laura in the room. No, I haven't seen her, seen
her wrist. She is in the building. I just I
can see you. I can see you looking out of
the corner of her. Let her Puerto Rican half hear
that clip you got. You gotta have her. I gotta
have a reaction. You gotta get her. Listen, listen, you

(48:44):
better offer her. No to the sacred protecting her in
the public. We can't let her hear that clip when
the cameras rolling. Okay, she will lose.

Speaker 1 (48:56):
So listen listen to Kabo La Harras talking to this
group about deportation and listen, Now they have pledged to
carry out the largest deportation, a mass deportation in American history.

Speaker 2 (49:09):
Imagine what that would look like and what that would be.

Speaker 4 (49:13):
I'm Donald Trump and I approved this message. That was brilliant.

Speaker 1 (49:19):
So a majority of Americans support mass deportation of undocumented immigrants.
According to the new Scripts News IPSIS survey, fifty four
percent of respondent say they strongly or somewhat support the policy,
including eighty six percent of Republicans, fifty eight percent of
independent twenty five percent of Democrats. So here, it's like,
it's amazing to me that the vast majority of America

(49:44):
supports this right, but the Democrats and the media says it,
says it's racist and xenophobic, and it's because the Democrat
I mean, every member of the media is Democrats. So
you see how that works. Right here, you have a
situation where the vast majority of Americans support something, but
the media and the Democrats oppose it. So that's all
you hear is how you're a racist NFO for supporting it.

(50:05):
It's it's crazy when you talk about the media doing
damage with their lies and propaganda the American people. This
is yet another good example of it.

Speaker 4 (50:15):
That's a perfect example of voter ID. The the opposition
to drop boxes and to any kind of third party
handling of ballots, whether it's drop boxes, ballad harvesting, in
any form whatsoever. I mean, you're talking about tiny, tiny,
little white white by the way, white liberal minorities who

(50:37):
oppose these things that Americans can you know, basically build
a broad, huge consensus over, and they won't even give
it to us. They won't because, let's face it, why
is that the case? They want these people to vote
for them In the case of voter ID, they want
to treat they want to It's that simple. I mean,
there's and if you don't know that, if you really

(50:59):
can't come, if you really can't think rationally enough like
God has given us reason for the one reason for
one to know that He exists and for two to
use it. All right, and it obviously if you have reason,
you have to deduce there's only one possible reason why
they would not want us to have these voter for

(51:22):
verification procedures. It's because they want to tea period end
of story. Why wouldn't they want Why wouldn't they want
you know, the proper dates on ballads, on mail and
ballots because they need to know in Alleghany and in Philadelphia,
they need to know how many ballots to fabricate twenty
four hours after election day to pretend we're dated correctly

(51:44):
and we're in by the date. And that's I mean,
it's so obvious. It's before all of this became a
thing in Florida, when we didn't want to be the
hanging Chad losers anymore. We had those election day deadlines
for a reason, because it was Republican Independent. It was
self evident that if you do not have the deadline

(52:05):
seven thirty pm, we need to know exactly how many
apps to the ballads you have, exactly how many in
person early votes you have, because it's so easily exploited.
If you don't hold people to those deadlines, they could
just claim later, oh, you know, another one hundred and
fifty thousand showed up, we misplaced them, you know. And
they did all the time. And Brenda s Knips, before

(52:27):
she was removed by Ron DeSantis, did it every year
in Broward County. Uh, Incredibly miraculously, Brenda goes and Republicans
get like forty percent of the vote. In Brown County,
they used to get twenty two. How the hell did
that happen? Yeah, ligrants, I fucking morons. It's a great

(52:51):
You're exactly right. I completely agree.

Speaker 1 (52:53):
One last thing before you go, and I think this is,
like politically speaking, an earth shattering thing, and it's the
Teamster still huge. The presser from the Team Serve was
kind of crazy because it just seems like they rig
the whole system against Trump. It's like, well, Kamala didn't
have majority of support, but Trump didn't have universal support,

(53:14):
so we can't issue an endorsement.

Speaker 4 (53:16):
I'm thinking to myself, the.

Speaker 1 (53:18):
Majority of your people support a guy, but you can't, like,
so here you go, like, look at this, this is Trump.
So first of all, like discarding Biden. Discarding Biden with
as you said, the Pennsylvania and Northampton and Erie Western
Pennsylvania Union Democrats, men ain't voting for Harris. Look, Biden

(53:39):
had a lead over Trump, you know, old lunchbucket Joe
had a residual lead over Trump. It was close, but
he was still up and under Harris. Like look at this,
Trump fifty nine, Harris thirty four. You know, it's it's crazy,
But now they can't endorse anybody Rich.

Speaker 4 (53:58):
They admit in the press release to holding the candidates
to a double standard that Donald Trump. And by the way,
it's not only a double standard for Donald Trump, it's
an impossible standard because there is no such in statistics
as universal support. Yes, it's not real, it doesn't exist.
You will never find it. Okay, now you can have

(54:19):
like near universal support, but you will never achieve universal support.
This was a cowardly move. They disgraced themselves today. But
it's still a win for Donald Trump because they haven't
not endorsed somebody since the I believe ninety six. Yeah,
and then they haven't endorsed a Republican since eighty four,

(54:40):
I believe with Ronald Reagan. So but again, it's a
cowardly move because they themselves are crooked and they can't
do anything without the blessing of the Democratic Party. They
won't get jobs, they won't get left alone, they won't
get favored legislation. So they were cowardly here and they
did this. Now that being said again, I told you so.

(55:03):
Joe Biden has an appeal with working. Yes, what he does.
This is a group. Why this is so important is
that this is a group that is so difficult for
polsters to reach. And this is why I tell people,
there is no evidence that these same polsters like Quinnipiac
and Mamas who put out this garbage. By the way,
Mama's still had Biden up. They never had Trump leading never,
So that goes to show you. So this Biden plus

(55:25):
five pole, the Quinnipiac pole, Quinnipiac had Trump up by
one when the New York Times had Trump up by
six nationally again over Biden. So these are very left
leaning poles. They're garbage, and they cannot reach these people.
It's interesting what they found because the teamsters have a
unique access to their own members who represent a certain

(55:49):
class of people. It's not just white either. It's not
just white working class. The teamsters are not universally white
like they used to be many many many years ago.
Sean that is black working class, that is black Hispanic
working class. They are not you know, you know, voting
heavily democratic like they used to years ago. Ruey Tesh

(56:11):
Shriff from a liberal Patriot, was making this case last
Friday on his blog and he was saying, look, I
don't care what you say with jubilation. With these polls,
you cannot win Pennsylvania like this with that kind of support,
This is incredibly revealing. Biden led in this internal survey
back in twenty twenty. He led Trump not as much,

(56:32):
but he still led him in this recent survey before
he was tossed out and Kamala Harris is getting decimated.
These are the people that we as pollsters are having
a difficult time reaching. They they have it easier. They
can say, look, this is leadership calling. You know, we
need you to do this survey and put the word out.

(56:54):
And they are more willing to participate in it because
and I know this because I have polled for certain unions.
I have done it. I have done union votes, been
hired to do union votes. You can't reach these damn people.
They're like, bro, put me down for Trump. Bro, I
want to go eat dinner and spend a long day.
And I'm like, dude, just do me a favor. Do
me if you give me ten minutes, you know, it's
put me down for Trump. Borro, I love you, rich

(57:14):
goodbye and you go hang out. And then but if
it's the Union, you're like, hey, I'm calling where your
union is doing a survey. They're like, oh, oh, all right,
all right, all right, and they're much more willing to
participate in it because they feel like it's their duty
as a union member to participate. And it's much easier. Plus,
the union gives you their email, their phone number, cell

(57:35):
phone numbers, so you can try to reach them through
multiple different modes in a way that you just can't
do it when you're pulling generally, you just can't do it,
not unless you spend a fortune. The unions already have
that information to make it easy for you, and they
have the credibility of their own name behind them. Hey,
this is rich calling from big data Pole. Your union
hired me to do a quick union vote. Can I

(57:56):
get five minutes of your time? And they're much more
willing to give it to you. So this is a
very important finding. It's huge, huge, Sean. So you could
take the Suffolk University poll in Erie County and Northampton
and stick it up. Yes, because they had Hillary Clinton
winning Pennsylvania by six points and they had Joe Biden
winning Pennsylvania by nine Neither one of those things happened.

(58:20):
Suffolk is not a good pollster in Pennsylvania, so here
we are. I would trust the teamster data over the
over Suffolk University any day twice on Sunday. Brother, this
this is a devastating pole for Kamala Harris.

Speaker 1 (58:34):
Devastating, so has savage Laura her. I guess she's not
she's not in earshot to get the reaction to mom.

Speaker 4 (58:42):
Brother, that's not going to go because someone somewhere is
going to know how to translate what she says. It's
not gonna go. Well, I'm telling you she's probably the
little one is sick too, so that's probably what it is.

Speaker 1 (58:56):
Oh yeah, I was going to ask you how the
family's doing, but that's it's never good.

Speaker 4 (59:00):
No one got the crud, you know, the kindergarten crud,
like you get the crud when you go into the military.
Your first day back at school. He got the crud.
He just came to me last night and was like, Dad,
I feel like I'm gonna throw up. And he was
burning up, and I'm like, maybe it's a stomach virus.
But he didn't throw up. It's like his generic way
of saying he's sick. So I gave him some for
proferen and his temperature came down like a lot, you know,

(59:23):
So we took him to the doctor today. All negative.
You know, like we'll see, we'll send it back out
for strap. Maybe it just you know, it was a
false negative. We'll see, but you know, liquids, I'll Savage
Winston doing the Savage puppy. I was just showing him
to the locals crew before. He's toy my butt. Guy's

(59:45):
like thirty five pounds, all right, telling you he's he
wanted to go out. It looked like there was appeared
to be some problem with the neighbor earlier. Yeah, some
neighbor's house caught fire something. It was gonna there's no
day out and because he didn't really understand what the
hell was going on, and uh, it looked like that
was going to happen, but they called it.

Speaker 1 (01:00:07):
Uh.

Speaker 4 (01:00:08):
I guess the fire department was there anyway, because uh
there were trucks out there and after the fact, like
after I left to look like everything was fine. I
mean yeah, but they have to check out they have
to check out wiring man. Honestly, it's a neighborhood. It's
a it's an issue, like a lot of us have
these issues. I had problems with the wiring with the

(01:00:28):
transfer switch to the generator and stuff. I remember you
have yeah man, and and uh and my air by
the way, So like I don't know if this is
like a thing. Whatever contractor they got to build these
houses didn't do such a great job. I'm gonna have
to get somebody to come and take a real thorough
look because that's some scary stuff that can go up
like a tinderbox and no time overside.

Speaker 1 (01:00:49):
I mean so like, so I'm here in my studio
and like I'm here, like I do the show basically
by myself, and like I'm like very paranoid about what
gets in the studio, and like I'm afraid you get
a fly in here, Like I see a fly while
I'm doing the show and there's these lights and stuff,
and I'm afraid I'm gonna have a mic Pence moment
where the damn thing lands on my eyeball on camera.

Speaker 4 (01:01:11):
And it's happened to me. It's happened to me. You
know what I got? I got this name from Low's
looks like you have it. You have it, Savage Rich
has an answer to everything you know I do. It's
a bat and it's battery operated. It looks like a
tennis racket and if it's buzzing around your office. You
just take it. You press the button.

Speaker 1 (01:01:29):
Oh, I have it, I have it, I have it.
Saughter got it for me. It's amazing, awesome. Right, they
came home one day, the kids came home one day.
We're they be swinging this damn thing around. But the
problem is you can't hit You can hit a lamp
with it and break something like it's but it's amazing. No,
you can also hit me. You can also hit people

(01:01:50):
with it. Oh, savage Laura, come in, don't savage Laura, listen, listen.

Speaker 4 (01:01:54):
To the thing. I love you. Panic Now she's a Spanic?
Is a Spanic? What would you say? Okay, don't catch
yourself in trouble? Okay, I want to see don't cat
yourself and don't get her now she's both. She's what

(01:02:18):
would you do? What would you do? I'm protecting you money?
Start speaking Spanish? Yeah, okay, that's fair. Yeah yeah, just
send that to she sent that to, you know, one

(01:02:42):
of your fans. See what they say, this is. This
is just unbelievable. This woman is just I'm sure she
carries remember Hillary, and that was because she you know,
she has to stick to.

Speaker 1 (01:02:59):
The Indian Remember when Joe Biden said Spanish people or
Mexican people was diverse as breakfast tacos, and thought of this.

Speaker 4 (01:03:07):
Idea that was as good as Hillary Spanish people like
commodity was like and Podesta calling them needy? Do you
remember that in his emails and the wiki leak's emails
Hillary Clinton's campaign, Uh whatever you call general counsel or
chairman whatever, they called them whatever title, Yeah, called them needy.

(01:03:30):
He said, you know, these damn people are so needy,
basically like wow, you know again again though role here.

Speaker 1 (01:03:39):
I'm very glad that Savage Laura did not create an
an international incident on the show tonight.

Speaker 4 (01:03:44):
I'm telling you we live to another day. We survived
the media. I eat clip for today. My friend tell
us where we can find you People's pundent dot locals
dot com, folks, People's pundent dot locals dot com. And

(01:04:07):
also people can go to Big Data poll dot com
if they want to go there directly and check out
the public polling project. But you could see it there
on locals anyway, So that's the best place go check
out locals, folks. I'll see you over there, all right,
see you rich, see you next. Week. My friend all
the best product.

Speaker 1 (01:04:22):
That's Savage Rich Barriss, director of Big Data Poll and
host of Inside the Numbers. Go subscribe to him on locals.
Go subscribe to his Rumble channel. He's the best in
the business. He's got an awesome show Inside the Numbers.
Support him watch that stuff. He's just great. I love
having you all with us, five days a week, Monday
through Friday, right here on Rumble from five pm to

(01:04:43):
six pm.

Speaker 4 (01:04:44):
Thank you all.

Speaker 1 (01:04:45):
Got an amazing show tomorrow with Brian Dean right on
the hook. We're gonna talk about these Israeli PAGR explosions
and now you know, two way radios and walkie talkies,
exploding conflicts, Global Intel up coming at you tomorrow with
Right Night and Brian Dean Wright. Another amazing show here
on Battleground Live. As always, folks, Thank you all for

(01:05:06):
sticking with us. Thanks to mcgroin Nation for being in
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better because you are a part of it. As always, folks,
God bless you all, keep the faith. The best is
yet to come. Never quit, never surrender. God bless this
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I will see you tomorrow.