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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Let's talk about what Donald Trump left us.
Speaker 2 (00:04):
Donald Trump left us the worst unemployment since the Great Depression.
Speaker 1 (00:09):
Donald Trump left us the worst public health epidemic in
a century.
Speaker 3 (00:15):
Her vice presidential pick, which I think was a horrible pick,
by the way, for our country, because he is really
out of it. But her vice presidential pick says abortion
in the ninth month is absolutely fine. He also says
execution after birth, it's an execution, no longer abortion because
the baby is born.
Speaker 2 (00:35):
A little bit of a back and forth last night,
the big debate, and now there might be another one.
We shall see. Gary Sadlmayer, Jim rose Kfab's Borning News
on the Morning after a Rosie. I wanted to pass
this along as I think this email from Alan crystallizes
an essential part of what happened last night. Alan says,
(00:55):
if I did not know anything about Donald Trump and
what he's cave peable of doing or what he has
done for the four years he was in office after
last night's debate, there's no way on God's green Earth,
I would probably vote for him. If I did not
know anything about Kamala Harris or what she has done,
and especially what's happened over the last three and a
(01:16):
half years, I probably would be okay to vote for her. Luckily,
we have one thing going for us. We know exactly
what these people are capable of, and we know exactly
what they've done when they've had power. And I know
how my life was three and a half years ago
after four years under Trump, and I know how my
life is now after three and a half years of
(01:36):
Biden Harris. And there's no way on God's green Earth
I was I'm going to vote for anybody but Donald Trump.
He hit on a key point, and that is that
whatever small percentage of persuadable voters, and those are largely
people that don't pay attention a lot during their day
to day lives, and what they got last night could
have persuaded him that she's okay. Was the strategy he
(02:01):
failed for he took He took the bait on. Everything
was tossed out.
Speaker 1 (02:04):
Yeah, that was the strategy. You had really two strategies
coming into this event last night. For her, it was
get under his skin, get him to sound unhinged, get
him to go personal, get him to ramble, get him
to jump back and forth and not have a cogent
train of thought that happened, and also to make her
look presidential. The bar was so low for her, saddler,
(02:27):
it was don't screw this up. But she also executed
her strategy. She was able in conjunction with those two
ABC anchors who put theirs on the scale. She was
able to execute her game plan. All Donald Trump needed
to do last night, which he did not do because
he was not prepared, was to simply put her on
(02:49):
the defensive.
Speaker 2 (02:50):
And that is.
Speaker 1 (02:52):
Explain this, Explain this, Explain this, and then again because
he wasn't prepared, be ready for the two anchors to
do what they did, like bring up race, like bring
up things that are irrelevant, like Charlottesville, like January sixth.
And the easy one is to say, you know, people
accuse me of bringing up the January sixth. The only
(03:13):
people that are bringing up January sixth through you guys.
The country has moved on. That election is over. Joe
Biden and Kamala Harris got the keys to the car
and they drove it off a cliff. Okay, we're not
talking about January sixth. I'm not talking about January sixth
because the people of America are not interested in January sixth,
and the people of America are not interested in Charlottesville.
(03:33):
That whole thing has been debunked. We've done it, put
it through snokes, and what you guys have said about
me did not happen. Right, So let's move on to
the issues that matter. Let's start with the border and
then use or use September eleventh as a backdrop and say,
tomorrow we're going to observe the deaths of three thousand
Americans who were killed because our borders allowed terrorists into
(03:54):
the country. Well, for the last three years, she in
point right at her Donald. She and her boss opened
up borders to allow at least at last count, four
hundred names on a terrorist watch list to come into
this country. Now, let me ask you, mister, I never.
Speaker 2 (04:10):
Mind have got aways who we don't know about and
don't and he didn't mention any names of any victims.
He could have been very He could have put her
on the defensive about Afghanistan and didn't do it. He
could have put her on the defensive about inflation, didn't
do it. Could have called her out and say you
can say you're for fracking, but I got tape that
says you're not. I mean, well, that's the job of
those moderators, but they're not gonna they're going to turn
(04:33):
it out. They wouldn't have you know if they're not.
It was three to one, and he comes in unprepared,
which I couldn't believe. So I one of the things
that I hope people caught. I don't know how much
difference it'll make. But after he was very clear during
the debate that he has nothing to do with Project
(04:54):
twenty twenty five, she brought it up again.
Speaker 1 (04:57):
Yeah, and then he can say so he's he can say,
she says, I'm lying. I have gone on the record
opposing Project twenty twenty five, but you keep putting it
on your ads.
Speaker 2 (05:06):
I don't know. It's not mine. I don't read and
I don't want to read it. I guess there's good
things in there, there's bad things in there, but it's
not mine. Right, Yeah, but they're going to continue to
run those ads too. You know that
Let's talk about what Donald Trump left us.
Speaker 2 (00:04):
Donald Trump left us the worst unemployment since the Great Depression.
Speaker 1 (00:09):
Donald Trump left us the worst public health epidemic in
a century.
Speaker 3 (00:15):
Her vice presidential pick, which I think was a horrible pick,
by the way, for our country, because he is really
out of it. But her vice presidential pick says abortion
in the ninth month is absolutely fine. He also says
execution after birth, it's an execution, no longer abortion because
the baby is born.
Speaker 2 (00:35):
A little bit of a back and forth last night,
the big debate, and now there might be another one.
We shall see. Gary Sadlmayer, Jim rose Kfab's Borning News
on the Morning after a Rosie. I wanted to pass
this along as I think this email from Alan crystallizes
an essential part of what happened last night. Alan says,
(00:55):
if I did not know anything about Donald Trump and
what he's cave peable of doing or what he has
done for the four years he was in office after
last night's debate, there's no way on God's green Earth,
I would probably vote for him. If I did not
know anything about Kamala Harris or what she has done,
and especially what's happened over the last three and a
(01:16):
half years, I probably would be okay to vote for her. Luckily,
we have one thing going for us. We know exactly
what these people are capable of, and we know exactly
what they've done when they've had power. And I know
how my life was three and a half years ago
after four years under Trump, and I know how my
life is now after three and a half years of
(01:36):
Biden Harris. And there's no way on God's green Earth
I was I'm going to vote for anybody but Donald Trump.
He hit on a key point, and that is that
whatever small percentage of persuadable voters, and those are largely
people that don't pay attention a lot during their day
to day lives, and what they got last night could
have persuaded him that she's okay. Was the strategy he
(02:01):
failed for he took He took the bait on. Everything
was tossed out.
Speaker 1 (02:04):
Yeah, that was the strategy. You had really two strategies
coming into this event last night. For her, it was
get under his skin, get him to sound unhinged, get
him to go personal, get him to ramble, get him
to jump back and forth and not have a cogent
train of thought that happened, and also to make her
look presidential. The bar was so low for her, saddler,
(02:27):
it was don't screw this up. But she also executed
her strategy. She was able in conjunction with those two
ABC anchors who put theirs on the scale. She was
able to execute her game plan. All Donald Trump needed
to do last night, which he did not do because
he was not prepared, was to simply put her on
(02:49):
the defensive.
Speaker 2 (02:50):
And that is.
Speaker 1 (02:52):
Explain this, Explain this, Explain this, and then again because
he wasn't prepared, be ready for the two anchors to
do what they did, like bring up race, like bring
up things that are irrelevant, like Charlottesville, like January sixth.
And the easy one is to say, you know, people
accuse me of bringing up the January sixth. The only
(03:13):
people that are bringing up January sixth through you guys.
The country has moved on. That election is over. Joe
Biden and Kamala Harris got the keys to the car
and they drove it off a cliff. Okay, we're not
talking about January sixth. I'm not talking about January sixth
because the people of America are not interested in January sixth,
and the people of America are not interested in Charlottesville.
(03:33):
That whole thing has been debunked. We've done it, put
it through snokes, and what you guys have said about
me did not happen. Right, So let's move on to
the issues that matter. Let's start with the border and
then use or use September eleventh as a backdrop and say,
tomorrow we're going to observe the deaths of three thousand
Americans who were killed because our borders allowed terrorists into
(03:54):
the country. Well, for the last three years, she in
point right at her Donald. She and her boss opened
up borders to allow at least at last count, four
hundred names on a terrorist watch list to come into
this country. Now, let me ask you, mister, I never.
Speaker 2 (04:10):
Mind have got aways who we don't know about and
don't and he didn't mention any names of any victims.
He could have been very He could have put her
on the defensive about Afghanistan and didn't do it. He
could have put her on the defensive about inflation, didn't
do it. Could have called her out and say you
can say you're for fracking, but I got tape that
says you're not. I mean, well, that's the job of
those moderators, but they're not gonna they're going to turn
(04:33):
it out. They wouldn't have you know if they're not.
It was three to one, and he comes in unprepared,
which I couldn't believe. So I one of the things
that I hope people caught. I don't know how much
difference it'll make. But after he was very clear during
the debate that he has nothing to do with Project
(04:54):
twenty twenty five, she brought it up again.
Speaker 1 (04:57):
Yeah, and then he can say so he's he can say,
she says, I'm lying. I have gone on the record
opposing Project twenty twenty five, but you keep putting it
on your ads.
Speaker 2 (05:06):
I don't know. It's not mine. I don't read and
I don't want to read it. I guess there's good
things in there, there's bad things in there, but it's
not mine. Right, Yeah, but they're going to continue to
run those ads too. You know that
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