July 1, 2023 • 46 mins
How did Joe Biden get 81,000,000 votes? Isn't that the question we all want to ask? Lynn is joined by Lou Ann Anderson of Political Pursuits the Podcast to discuss all things Biden. That means, of course, Joe's mental state, his felonious son Hunter, who's pulling Biden's strings, what's the deal with Ukraine, and when will Joe resign from the presidency. Will Trump take on Kamala or Gavin Newsom, and what about RFKjr? Lynn and Lou Ann provide the best analysis of where both parties stand as Joe faces impeachment, and the 2024 campaign heats up.
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Welcome to Planet Logic. Today's episodeeighty one million votes My Ass. I'm
Glynn Woolley, the pilot of thepodcast, and lou Anne Anderson is with
me from political Pursuits, and obviously, eighty one million votes the total that
Joe Biden supposedly got. A lotof people think that's totally impossible. It
could not have happened. Trump gotmore votes than any Republican in history,
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and yet Biden gets more votes thanhe did. And that's only one of
the things wrong with the country today. Lou Anne, you were telling me
about a couple of songs that aretopping the billboard charts. If they're true,
if people are listening to these andthe radio stations aren't playing them,
apparently maybe some are. Eighty onemillion votes my Ass is the name of
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a top rated song. Absolutely.It was put out by the Truth Bombers
featuring Carrie Lake, which Carrie Lakewas the individual who actually coined that phrase
at one of her rallies as shewas talking about election integrity, which certainly
is an issue that is, youknow, to top tier issue for many
of us, and you know,it's what we saw in the twenty twenty
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election. As well as what unfortunatelyshe saw here just you know, short
time ago with her Arizona gubernatorial electionas well. And so anyway, she
was the one that coined the phrasein talking about the whole election integrity issue,
and she was like, you know, and by the way, eighty
one million votes, my ass.Let me just say this is why I've
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always sort of used as my brandthe word logic, the Secretary of Logic,
America's Department of Logic, all thisstuff. Is it logical to think
that this man could have gotten eightyone million votes? Absolutely not, I
mean, And the one thing,the one silver lining of this is that
I do truly believe there may befifty to sixty million people who are uninformed,
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uneducated, have poor judgment. Severalof those work for CNN, without
a doubt, without a doubt.But the idea that eighty one million people
bought into this man's bogus campaign,the contrived narratives that keep falling apart related
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to Trump, no, Well,and that leads us into what we want
to talk about today, which isessentially some of the things going on in
America that just seem utterly ridiculous.It's just not believable. I will mention
too before we get off into it. The other song that is up at
the top is entitled Trump One andyou know it yeah by a down named
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Natasha Owens. And it's a greatsong, catchy, Yeah. Absolutely,
Like you said, it's got ahook to it, that Trump One and
you know it the refrain from that, I mean, it definitely sticks with
you. And it's another one that'stopped the charts, and I think that
the recording industry is having to issuesome gold records to some people that they
really really don't want to have toissue gold records to. Another one that
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was in there that bears mentioning isthe J six choir along with Donald Trump
that go through and you know,do a patriotic song. All right,
Well, Joe Biden is far enoughinto his presidency that we can maybe give
him a score on an A,B, C, D F. Shall
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I go with more alphabet or isthat enough to grade him? Oh,
there's only twenty six letters in thealphabet, So if we're going to go
more below F, I don't thinkthere's really far enough. We don't have
enough characters, so let's stick withthat. Well, let's start with the
economy. Joe Biden gave us inflation. Joe Biden gave us about six to
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seven trillion dollars in extra spending.Let me say this if let's say that
you bought a whole big pile ofplywood and you were planning to do a
little construction out in the back,maybe build yourself a workshop or something like
that. But suddenly a hurricane blowin or it's forecast to blow in,
and all the stories are out ofplywood and people want your plywood. Are
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you going to make a profit tosome degree some degree, yes, why
because your plywood suddenly got a lotgot worth a lot more. That means
why in demand its supply and demand. So when you print more dollars,
when there's more of something, it'sworth less. When there's less of something,
it's worth more. Joe Biden hasbeen printing money by the truckloads,
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and suddenly your daughter, your dollar'sworth ninety cents, then it's worth eighty
five cents, then it's worth eightycents. And this is what people are
facing. And yet Joe Biden doesnot understand the basic economy. Because Joe
Biden, to my knowledge, hasnever had an actual job. And what's
even crazier as we talk about thisupside down world we're in, is that
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now, as of this week,the Biden presidential campaign seems to be coming
out touting biden Bidenomics. Well,that's the Apple computer feature that that I
think that Biden has taken. Ifyou've got our Microsoft probably be a better
example. If you've got a computerprogram and it's got a real bad bug
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in it, if you can convincepeople that bug is a feature, then
you can continue to sell it withoutfixing it. Biden's economy is awful.
He's trying to tell us it's afeature. Just wait, just have patience.
This is what we've planned. Everything'sgoing to be just fine. It's
not going to be. Biden wantsto build back better. He didn't spend
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as much money as he wanted tospend, and look at what a pickle
we're at. This is the manageddecline of our American population and it's something
that we've sadly been seeing. It'ssomething that Trump was reversing, which was
why the left, the corporatists,the globalists all are so afraid of him.
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But now it's back with the Bidenregime and not only is it back,
but they have accelerated it. AndI think that's one of the most
common comments to hear from people,you know, even for me when I
just kind of tepidly approach political youknow, any kind of political issues with
them, but just trying to gaugeis that one of the most common comments
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is that things are changing so rapidly, and some people don't really understand.
They don't follow politics that close,they don't follow the economy that close.
They don't really they can't articulate whatthey see that's causing the changes. Yet
at the same time they have thatinnate sense that things aren't right. No,
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things are not right, and JoeBiden's economy. Set that aside for
a moment. Look at some ofthe things that Joe Biden wants to do.
He believes in a massive transfer ofwealth. And now that the Supreme
Court has said he did not havethe power to unilaterally forgive student loan,
especially not through the Heroes Act,and now he's come back and found another
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act, he's going to try itagain. The concept of separation of powers
is lost on Joe Biden. There'sno respect for the different branches of government.
I mean, the regime has certainlyshown that with Congress, and you
know the way they're even stonewalling allof these congressional investigations. But now also
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they have been doing everything they canto disparage the Supreme Court since it now
has seen theoretically to have a conservativemajority, although you know, personally Robertson
Kavanaugh, I think are pretty muchin the middle. Married yes, indeed,
yeah, eighty one million votes?My ass What has Biden done?
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What had he done before the electionthat would have caused eighty one million people
which is an astronomical number of peopleto vote for a party or a person
of a single party in a presidentialelection. I can't figure it out.
I can't think of anything Joe Bidenhas done. His one accomplishment that they
towed over and over and over againis that he got insulin cheaper. He
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made insulin cheaper, which affects afew people, but it doesn't affect the
population as a whole. I can'tthink of anything this man has done.
A couple of months ago or I'mnot totally sure of the time frame,
but Joe Biden did a speech explainingthe great people behind the withdrawal from Afghanistan
that made it such a success.Yeah, yeah, which I'd forgotten that
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speech. Jesse Waters or somebody replayedsome clips from it the other night,
and I'm just sitting there in mymouth open. I just don't get it.
This world, do you live?I'm looking at the blue sky and
Joe Biden is telling me it's green, and I'm supposed to believe it.
This is straight out of nineteen eightyfour. Oh you bet, you better
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believe it. And I mean,and you've got the state media also known
as CNN, MSNBC, the threemajor broadcast networks, The New York Times,
the Washington Post, you can goon and on and on, and
they're supporting that whole narrative. Well, I just wrote to call him last
night. It's up on wbdaily dotcom and it's entitled Nicole Wallace just committed
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journalistic malpractice on MSNBC. Alyn I'msorry, I forgot to tell you how
excited I am to have you heretoday. Like me, don't come through
this newsroom too often. She cackled, like Hillary Clinton. It was unbelievable.
Oh we have a president here.Oh mister president. Oh you're so
wonderful. She had Joe Biden,who wandered off the set before the interview
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was over. I don't know ifyou saw the gunning NBC MSNBC clipped it
at the end so you couldn't seeit. Biden didn't know where he was,
didn't know where he was going.But she had him for twenty minutes
and not one question about Hunter Bidenor Tony bob Olenski or the new guy
whistle blower, Gary Shapland or Shaplieveis his name, who is exceedingly credible.
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She didn't ask him about selling ofinfluence, she didn't ask him about
the laptop from Hell, nothing,even why are we spend sending all of
this money to Ukraine? Is thisnot just one more shakedown because they have
so much dirt on you and yourfamily. Problem with Ukraine is barisma.
I mean, it's the whole,the whole thing. But the perfect phone
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call that turned out. Yeah,maybe he was a perfect phone call.
After all, when they were tryingto fire Shokin the prosecutor over there,
and Biden wanted him fired and sonof a bitch. As soon as he
was fired, they released the moneythat Ukraine wanted. And now the money
is flowing freely. Look this,this whole thing too, gets back to
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this revolt that they had, semirevolt, whatever it was. A lot
of people think that was bogus.I don't have any idea, But but
this this this guy that's last weekend, Yeah, last weekend, this guy
staged this thing. He's kind ofa bloody guy too. Without a doubt,
nobody over there or nobody over thereis wearing angel wings and a halo.
But nothing about this Ukraine thing makesa whole lot of sense, even
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to the point of going back toWhite Putin invaded in the first place.
I think it was because Biden gavehim permission. No, absolutely, um
that thing last last weekend. Imean I think it just it. It
will be time will tell what itis. But there are a lot of
indications. I mean, as itwas happening, the fact that this progosion
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and his troops could be just sounencumbered making their way up toward Moscow.
I mean they got within like onehundred and twenty miles or so, but
they only had five thousand troops.Yeah, well, I tell you a
big city. The one thing Iwould say is, if you're looking for
an insurrection. This comes damn closerto being that would have been happened on
Jay six. But now he's overin Belarus, supposedly, and Belarus is
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a wholly owned subsidiary of Vladimir Putin. You know, I just wondered though,
because reading some of the stories onthat, we're seeing that he only
had five thousand troops, and Iget to think, okay, but wait
a minute. Those five thousand troopswere enough to scare the hell out of
Vladimir Putin and he went off toLeningrad or somewhere. And while that was
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going on, if they had marchedon in and what is Moscow, It's
it's got to be the size ofHouston or maybe even New York. It's
a it's a big place. Ijust wonder how many of the Russian people
would have welcomed them with open arms, even though they probably hate the guy,
they hate him less than they hatePutin. Well, I think there's
several things here. Number One thatyou got to understand a little bit about
the whole Wagner group in that hissoldiers aren't necessarily the eighteen year olds that
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have been plucked out of their mercenariesthey're former prisoners who he went in vetted
in prison, brought them out,told them we'll pay you. You come
fight for us. You fight forus for a certain amount of hime and
manage to live through it, you'llhave your freedom. So these guys are
fierce warriors, but they're not fightingfor any kind of ideology. They are
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fighting for their own self survival.And so when Putin says, oh,
well, they just all need tocome to you know, Location X,
and then we'll just fold them intothe Russian army, I don't think that's
going to go quite so well.The other thing about about Progosion and his
people you have to understand is thatprobably at a point we will find out
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that China had a hand in this, because Progosion has operations all over the
globe, including like in Africa andplaces like that, where his people some
of them serve as security for Chinesefor CCP members that travel over there,
and then they do some of thealready worked for the CCP in some of
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these other countries that they're trying toget increased influence with. So they're an
interesting into tea and they're more thanjust here with the Russians but I was
hearing reports this morning that there area few Russian generals who have disappeared in
the last week or so, andprogosion, I would just say, he
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needs to be careful when somebody serveshim some tea or if he gets too
close to a window, because youknow, those Russians have a real bad
habit of falling out of highway.Oh, the Russians love to defenestrate people
and pass out polonium two ten milkshakes. So yeah, I'd be very careful.
Let's remember and let's remember too thatthere you know, if he is
up in Belarus, that Belarus isnow the new home to some tactical nukes,
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and Belarus is much closer to keV. Yes, and so just coincidence,
I'm sure. Yeah. And Belarusis headed up by Bloody Dickie.
Oh. One other interesting, justa little fun fact I heard from that
too, is that to your pointabout what would the Russian people, how
would they have responded? There's somereports I think it was Tony Schaeffer somebody
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like that, who I always thinkis a very credible security state type type
pundit. I think it was himthat was talking about that Putin definitely has
a lot of mixed reviews over there. Now, you always got to worry
that the guy that could come afterPutin, he isn't going to be the
guy that's going to be bringing inpride parades or anything like that. He
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could make Putin look like a cupcake. But past that, the people in
general that there's this sense that someof these outlying areas, that that's where
the Russian government has focused on goingand plucking out and conscripting these young men
to come fight for the Russian army, that they're doing it in these outlying
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areas, and in the population centerslike Moscow, like Saint Petersburg, where
the elites live, their sons don'tseem to be getting pulled into this.
And so there's some real resentment thatthe lower classes are going off to fight
and die in these wars while theelites, you know, go through it,
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go through it, you know,without any without any fear, without
any threat to their lives. Idon't you mean, you mean like how
Al Gore shot several people in theVietnam wharf, but it was with a
camera, right, Yeah, Iwas gonna say, not like we would
ever see those kind of parallels herein our own country. But you know,
we talk about all these things andthey're all related to Joe Biden.
This all comes back to the eightyone million dollars or eighty one million votes
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that I don't think he got.I think he got some of them.
I could I could see fifty million, sixty million, at the absolute most,
eighty one million. No, No, that's that's not reasonable because this
guy, this guy is not rational. He is he's he doesn't know what
he's saying half the time. Butwhen you go back fifty sixty seventy years,
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Joe Biden wasn't rational then either,maybe more than now. But did
you see the clip that's been circulatingon YouTube lately. Thirty nine years ago
Johnny Carson made Joe Biden the subjectof his monologue and it was about Joe
Biden the plagiarist and he and Carson'sCarson's punchline, he said, Joe,
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what did Joe Biden say to hisstaff after they found out that he had
plagiarized all those speech Biden looked athim and with a strong voice, he
said, Hey, we have nothingto fear but fear itself. Thirty nine
years ago, Johnny Carson and Bidenwas in the spotlight. Then he had
Biden's number back then as issues similarto what we have with Biden today.
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Well, first, on the eightyone million votes allegedly for Biden, Let's
remember that that was against seventy fourmillion votes for Trump, which was a
record for the Republican Party in anyelection ever, it was a record.
Plus. Also, there's those keyum counties. There's a twenty of them
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or so throughout the country that it'slike every president that's elected if they win
those key counties and Trump and Trumpcarried and Trump, Yeah, let me
ask you the key question here thenif if Trump got how many seventy four
million and that was a record,and Biden came up with eighty one million
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votes, where did all those votescome from? Well, remember there was
that truck driver who drove those bigcontainers of ballots from somewhere in New York
down to Pennsylvania that you know,they tried to discredit him and then it
just kind of went away. Buthe was driving ballots and he said that
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the containers were open enough that hecould see what he was driving, and
it was ballots. And here hewas crossing the line from New York to
Pennsylvania. There's so many there's stillso many questions of things. The fact
that Wisconsin had that involuntarily confined boguscategory that doesn't even legally exist, but
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they had a many many votes thereand it was a thirty thousand or so
margin difference between Trump and Biden there. Georgia, they're still litigating a narrow
Zona and Harris County, Texas.Houston. Yes, And you know,
Mike Lendell, you can be aboutthe machines or you cannot be about the
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machines. But Mike Lendell, hehas all these charts and things that show
these algorithms and show these crazy,these crazy patterns that oddly replicated themselves across
counties all over the country. Ifthe lawyers for dominion voting systems happen to
be thing, I have always takenyour side. I just want you to
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know you I am telling people thevoting machines. Every time I go in
someplace and somebody you know, startsto whether it be the bank or the
hospital or whatever. You know,Oh, our systems are so slow.
I tell them that is unfortunate thatthey're having that problem, and they need
to contact companies like Dominion Voting Systemsbecause they have such impeccable IT people.
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Their machines never malfunction, they're alwaysaccurate, and they can't be hacked.
They are the most reliable technology that'savailable today, and that's who they need
to be patterning their IT systems.You know, if we're talking about Joe
Biden and his legitimacy are lack ofI also get back to the fact that
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the Hunter Biden Laptop from Hell hadbeen revealed in a beautiful series of articles
in The New York Post by MirandaDivine. Everybody knew about it. Everybody
was curious about it except the NewYork Times, The Washington Post, CNN,
Jake Tapper, The Morning Joe,MSNBC, ABCCDSNBC, the FBI,
the DOJ. None of those peoplewere interested in it. And fifty one
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former or current intelligence officers signed aletter saying that this was in all likelihood
Russian disinformation. Of those fifty one, one of them now is a paid
analyst James Clapper for CNN, andthe other one is a paid analyst John
Brennan for CNN. This is unbelievable. The more you lie, the more
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those two networks bringing you on asa paid contributor. And sadly, there
were a number of theoretical Republicans whoalso were in on that list, signing
that all right, so is JoeBiden legitimate as president? It personally,
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I don't think so, and Ithink there's a lot of people that think
that. An Interestingly, Rasmussen,which you know, any polling you have
to take with a grain of salt, But Rasmussen is getting a lot of
pushback because they have been doing alot of polling on voter integrity on you
know, Biden, and questions aboutthe laptop and the whole corruption, and
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the public not just Republicans, butDemocrats and independents are starting to question more.
I mean, you know, they'restarting to have polls that, like,
you know, more than half ofthe people that they poll across party
lines are saying that they think somethinghappened in the twenty twenty election and they
foresee the same thing for twenty twentyfour. Well, it very well could
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be. I think the only wayto beat whoever the nominee is, and
I do not for one moment thinkit will be Joe Biden, absolutely,
But whoever it is, and theirbench is very storg's probably gonna be Gavin
Newsom. He's got to deal withreparations, bless his heart. If he
runs for president, it could betough. They cannot afford to put Kamala
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Harris in there. But it's justgonna be a situation where those of us
who want to protect our democracy,those of us who want to protect it
really and by our democracy, theDemocrats are being very serious. They're talking
about their democracy, the Democrat Party'sdemocracy, the left wing democracy, not
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democracy as defined by the Constitution orthe Declaration, not democracy for everybody,
but democracy for far leftist weirdos,the kind that are running the country today.
But if we want to protect realdemocracy, constitutional democracy, we're going
to have to go out in unprecedentednumbers and people will end up if we
can get eighty one million people tovote for anybody but Joe Biden, then
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they can do a podcast called eightyone million Votes my ass Well. I
think that we have seen over thelast few years, as the twenty twenty
election has been analyzed, broken apart. You may not believe that the machines
having done something. But I thinkat this point there is overwhelming evidence that
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the election was stolen via a numberof methods, and it goes everything from
I question that those machines don't havesome issues. There is no way that
every one of those machines functioned perfectlyevery time. Let's just put it that
way. But additionally, there wereso many things in COVID that were used
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in order to for a lot ofthese secretaries of States or the county clerk
at the more localized level that wentand started changing protocols for voting. You
know, the deadlines for accepting mailin ballots, the parameters for verifying signatures.
There were things like that administratively goingon that I think were of assistance
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to the Democratic Party. You had, you know, some of the machine
malfunctions on election day. There werejust a number of things going on.
The mules, the two thousand mules, the stuffing of the ballots. It
was you know, I think itwas Peter Navarro who made the comment in
one of his reports that was theftby a thousand steals, Yeah, and
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a thousand suppressions. Yes, CNN, the most trusted name in news,
did not touch the hunter. Biden'sstory, and to this day, if
they mentioned it, it's short,it's fulfilling a duty, a journalistic duty.
Well, yeah, we talked aboutthat, Oh sure you did,
But you talked about the submersible submarine. Twenty to one over one hundred Biden,
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maybe a thousand to one over onehundred Biden. They don't want to
admit this exists. And yet tome, I see such a parallel in
history, since we're talking about theillegitimacy of those eighty one million votes in
my opinion, and the illegitimacy ingeneral of Joe Biden. If you go
back to nineteen seventy two, seventythree, seventy four, whatever year that
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was, and I'm trying to rememberexactly when it was. I was at
w FAA in Dallas, and Iremember we had a TV monitor that got
one channel, and that was channeleight because Channel eight was in the next
room from where we were, andwe were all watching when Nixon resigned and
stepped on the plane and made thefamous victory symbol, and all that Watergate
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was known before Nixon was re elected. Leu Anne, people forget about this.
Watergate was known, but it hadnot become a major story. And
after Nixon's election, the drip turnedinto a leak, and what had been
gradual became sudden. And the differencein then and now, and there's a
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lot, but the major difference betweenthen and now was the members of Congress
who were Republicans who didn't want theConstitution stepped on, stomped on, ripped
up and torn like Nancy Pelosi witha Trump State of the Union speech.
They stood up and they said,not on our watch. We don't care
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what party it is, not onour watch. That's not where we live
today. The Democrat Party will dowhatever it takes to protect Joe Biden because
they don't think Gavin Newsom can win. They don't think Michelle Obama can even
remotely win, and they don't thinkKamala Harris is smart enough to make a
speech without without stepping all over herself. So they have to protect this guy.
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I don't I don't completely agree withthat. Just FYI it was August
of nineteen seventy four that Nixon resigned. But I think they want Biden gone.
I think they realize I would guessthat there was a lot of dissension
about whether or not he should evenrun, and I think that you know
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what camp that Biden does have,they probably have gotten a pretty heavy rush
from the power that they perceived themselvesto have, doctor Jill being probably at
the top of that list. Butit's Barack Obama running the country. Do
you agree with that? I thinkthat's most likely, all right, I
think it's most likely Barack Obama runningthe country. Can he run Kamala Harris,
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Oh without a doubt? And that'swhat I'm saying, and that I
think that the Democrats are probably gettingfrustrated more with the Republicans than they are
with Biden, because to your point, yes, the Democrats don't want to
come out and stand up and saythis guy's got issues the way the Republicans
did with Nixon. I agree there. However, I think the Democrats are
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probably equally as frustrated with the congressionalRepublicans because they're like, what does this
guy have to do for you peopleto not get some you know, what's
grown in order to come and startimpeaching the guy. Because once the eye
word really gets any kind of youknow, a momentum going, that's when
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they also can come in and moresay, you know, mister president for
the good of the party, forthe good of the country, you need
to reside. But they basically wantthe Republicans to do their dirty thing.
Okay, I get all that,but I think that the key issue here
is that woman occupying the Vice presidentmansion over there by the National Cathedral.
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Kamala Harris is so stupid and herI mean, she's just dumb Blue Anne,
dumb as a rock. But she'sso dumb and so ignorant of anything
that matters. She loves yellow buses. It's so cool that you can see
the moon with a telescope. Justclouds are great. She's seeing clouds from
both sides now. And you know, I think what the Democrats are worried
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about is that they don't have anybodythey know they could manipulate her, but
they don't know if they could gether into office. Yeah, even as
an incumbent. Because I'm resigned tothe fact that she will be the first
female president. I don't think there'sany doubt Joe Biden could drop well,
any of us could, but JoeBiden could drop dead today or tomorrow or
sometime before after he's renominated, butbefore the election. I don't know what
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we've ever had that in our history. But they would probably at that point
have to move Kamala up to thetop spot. She's a woman of color.
Yeah, I mean, what elsecould they do? Right? They
couldn't bring Governor good Hair from Californiain at that point. Now. I
don't think they could have him comein and jump over her. I don't
think so. Yeah. And thenif she is the nominee, they have
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to sweat it out because she can'tdebate. She has no clue of anything
going on in the world. Shewas given a couple of tasks, top
among them trying to fix the borders. She failed miserably that refused to even
accept the task. How do theyget her elected other than cheating? She
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doesn't even seem like that serious ofa person, you know. I give
credit to her Senate staff because whenshe used to be on those Senate Judiciary
committees and would watch those hearings,she didn't come across as a buffoones Now,
Oh, but she does now thatshe's off the script. And that's
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what I'm saying. I give creditto her staffers who put together some pretty
decent questions. I mean, Ididn't know a lot of times, like
the tone or her attitude about whatshe was asking and how they were delivered.
But nonetheless, when she first wastapped as the running mate, oh,
I would absolutely say, Yeah,she's an affirmative action pick, and
you know this is ridiculous, andwhat really qualifications does she have? And
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I mean I could have argued allthat stuff, but if somebody had said,
but she's really a buffoon, Iwouldn't have bought in on that.
But can you have a person runningfor president? And I will exclude Trump
from this. Trump is not likeany other human being he has ever walked
the face of this earth. Imean, he is totally unique in anything
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that he does. Indictments make himstronger, I mean, everything about which
is why he's such a threat.But can you have someone like Kamala Harris
heading up your ticket? Who isthe punchline of jokes constantly? If the
late night comedians won't do it,Twitter sure as hell will. The only
way they could get her across thefinish line is to have another pandemic like
experience and put her in the basementexactly. All right, let's we've got
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about ten minutes left. Okay,Let's let's get down to some nitty gritty
here. I want to pick thelou Ann Anderson mind, let's start with
who do you think will be theDemocrat ticket? I well, let me
say it's kind of to me somethinginteresting. Who won't be is think about
(32:59):
three years years ago what a hotticket Pete Buddha Jedge was being touted as.
But he's been such a great transportationI'm sorry. You know, his
track record as Transportation Secretary definitely willbe a very major influence in the rest
of his career. But for theonly guy to ever takes six weeks maternity
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leave, you know, you cankind of if you can do it,
you can do it. And usingthose private jets and you know, putting
all that big carbon footprint. Ido think it's I think it will be.
But will it be newsome? Onereason that I would say, yes,
he's all they've got. Well,but also he supposedly has his fundraising
(33:40):
operation all wrapped up ready to go. Oh, I'm sure he does not
forget his dear you know, kindof aunt and law. A couple of
times removed Miss Pelosi, who stillwields a lot of power in DC.
Love or hater, she's still isa powerful woman, and I would suspect
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that she's there making her case forhim. So would they put on the
ticket Diane Feinstein. They're gonna haveto find, They will have to find,
They will have to find some boxchecker, somebody, you know,
female, gay, um black something. Now she too wiped female female.
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I don't think it's enough. Andshe's crazy as hell, but she's not
near as crazy as a lot ofthose. I agree. Oh no,
I mean in terms of in termsof of just you know, handling it,
she would be more palatable than manyof them. But um no,
I mean it's gonna have to besomebody from the Eastern I mean it's gonna
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okay, you know, so Idon't I don't know, you know,
maybe the most Kathy Keel or whatabout what? What about Andrew Andrew Cuomo?
I think it's still a little tryingto rehabilitate him. I think it's
somebody who's in there who would likethat's a good all right, you you
made you said something amount it togo. I predicted on the radio down
(35:13):
to Talk thirteen seventy in Austin lastweek, and I put a timetable on
it. I said sixty days forJoe. Yeah, Joe's got They've got
to get him out of there sothey can start finding somebody to replace him.
Yeah, and it's not gonna beher. Well again, that's I
think there's frustration and that they wantthe Republicans to come in there because then
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they can start taking their steps tousher him out the door way. Then
they've got to take their chances withHarris, and that is just gonna be
tough. What is the optimal time? Yeah, I know I feel bad
for him too. What is theoptimal time for Joe to resign for the
Democrats to win the White House back? I think they're going to need a
(35:55):
good amount of the primary system orthe primary process to get somebody really positioned
well in that. So, Imean, I think it's got to be
so yeah, Yeah, I meani'd say I'd say one hundred and twenty.
I would say the latest would beJanuary. Oh, that's a that's
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a that's a ways off. Yeah. Yeah. Let me ask Okay,
So, so let me ask youthis. Does Joe Mansion run on a
third party ticket for this third wayparty that's coming up in power? Well,
I think he knows he can't getreelected. No, Jim Justice,
baby dog is going to be thenew Senator. There you go, the
(36:36):
baby baby dog is going to makea great senator. I know, you
know, and I hope baby Dogcan do something to help Major because Major
really got a bum rap on histime in the White House. That's true.
Yes, for those of you whodon't know, baby Dog is the
number one pet and constant companion ofGovernor Jim Justice, who is probably a
rhino. But we shall see.And baby Dog writes a help of an
(36:59):
email. Be dog can do,Baby Dog? Oh absolutely, all right,
next question, Okay, now,let's let's get to the Republicans.
No, no, no, no, no no. We've just got six
minutes here. But you we gotto get to the most interesting part of
this entire election. Oh yeah,Bobby Kennedy, jam Garth k Junior.
Yalizo, he's gonna he's gonna crossthat twenty percent threshold if he hasn't ken
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fun of that, No, no, no, no, no, I'm
being serious. My point is typicallyto get into a debate. You neat
about five percent, he's at twentypercent and growing. How do they yes,
how do they tell him that Joeisn't going to debate. Rasmuson had
a thing up today that thirty fivepercent of Democrats think he could win.
(37:45):
I don't doubt it. I ownedeither, but I'm with him. I
love the fact that he's off thebeaten path, that he's uh. He
questions the whole COVID thing in thevaccines. Although I'm very happy I got
a polio vac scene in a smallpoxvaccine, and I may take the jab
again for shingles, but this COVIDthing was completely and totally out of hand.
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But he can't win the presidency onjust that. No, he can't.
He is a far leftist. Heis a far leftist on many social
issues. Fiscally we probably would notagree. But at this point in time
you made you made a comment,and I've heard the same thing said.
I think you were quoting Kevin Robertsfrom Heritage Foundation that we have two cycles.
(38:29):
Two cycles. I think that that'sprobably a pretty accurate assessment. Kennedy,
even if he were to win andget in there, he can't take
on the administrative state by himself.And as far as I'm concerned, to
two top line issues that we haveto deal with or the administrative state that
is at war and check the peopleof America and the CCP, which is
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at war with America. So USbasic Americans are fighting for our way of
life on two fronts. Kennedy can'tdo it by himself, but he has
knowledge that would be very helpful.Trump Kennedy, Trump Kennedy Trump has.
Trump has. He's getting He learnedthe hard way the power of the administrative
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state and how personnel is policy.Personnel is everything, and he has at
least he has an initiative and heritageis involved in an initiative to help vet
people for a potential Trump administration wherethey could come in and have people that
would support America first policies day onecoming in there to do it. You
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put those two things together. Trumpcould only run and all he would want
would be another term. I haveno problem if we had a Trump Kennedy
in there, and then Kennedy knowsin four years, I'm tossing you the
keys. If you can catch them, Ie get reelected, you go for
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it. And if they could getus under control with the administrative state,
the CCP, and we return toa land of relative economic prosperity, energy
independence, stature, credible statute statingin science like, if you're born male,
you are a man. Yeah.No, on the world stage,
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we return to a credible stature there. Then you know what, I'm happy
to argue with Bobby Kennedy Junior overtax cuts, reparations, any of those
things. Reparations. California reparatists,if that's what you would call them,
are now demand They want half thewealth of the United States. They said,
this is a divorce, and adivorce we get half. I don't
(40:36):
see how I knew some can overcomethat, although does he use it as
his own campaign plug to try andbuy vote A Sister Soldier moment. Yeah,
well it's true. All right,the lightning round. We're down to
three minutes. Lightning round, Trump, Kennedy, Who do you think right
now? Constitute the top three orfour possible Republican candidates? Trump, of
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course is number one, no question. Just Sanders vivek ve I can't imagine.
But who's out? Who's out?We'll heard, of course, the
mighty will heard heard. Hutch assoon that guy from North Dakota or whatever
that state is up there, Bergmanor something. Yeah, the guys from
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the mayor of Miami Oh yeah,he don't know, is exactly. Yeah,
yeah, you know, and youknow, and I liked him as
the as the mayor of Miami,and Miami, you wonder who's funding his
camp? Nicki Haley is too muchof a rhino, and Pence worthless,
(41:44):
and so that leaves that leaves themighty Chris Christie. I think there's gonna
be somebody else they're gonna have tofind. And I've been very disappointed to
see that the Coke Coke Organizations brothersleft. Yeah, yeah, Charles.
They're anti Trump or big time,I mean, and unfortunately they always have
(42:05):
been, but they're even going morein, you know, along with Paul
Ryan. I think they're going tohave to find somebody else. I don't
think DeSantis has proven to be theguy that they well, he hasn't taken
off like a lot of people thought. But last week he promised to get
rid of four cabinets, Commerce,Energy, Education, and one other one
which it's not even anything new.I mean, that's the whole thing.
(42:25):
He just seems like he's just regurgitatingpolicy. When he was, you know,
talking about the border, he wastalking about Trump's border policy. There's
nothing and he's kind of ridden thatwhole cultural thing Disney. Yeah, I
think about as far as that one'sgoing to go. So yeah, all
right, final question, where dowe end up with Biden and Hunter?
(42:49):
Where do we end up? WillBiden get indicted, will Biden resign?
Will there be an impeachment? DoesHunter Biden sink of the campaign for Joe?
I think Hunter ultimately does sink it. Whether they give Joe an opportunity
(43:10):
to save face using health or somethinglike that, I think Hunter is ultimately
going to be I mean, well, I'm not even just Hunter, It's
this whole association with the CCP,It's this whole thing. I mean,
all this money going to Ukraine.Zelenski knew when Trump was asking him on
that perfect phone call. Zelenski knewthat what Trump was asking for in about
(43:32):
the Bidens there was there there.It was a perfect phone call. He
knew that Trump was onto something askingabout that. And I think that all
this money going over to Ukraine,and you know a lot of it's being
siphoned off by him, by hispolitical buddies. I think this is just
(43:52):
more payoff for him playing with theBidens because he knew how dirty they all
are. That said, I thinkthat this stuff will ultimately be what brings
him down. I would guess thateven a Kamala or someone they would hope
to keep somebody in office long enough, and they would try and fast track
(44:14):
any potential prosecutions so that whoever isthe Democratic president in twenty twenty four leaving
office, if a Republican wins,that that person could pardon Hunter. Sadly,
I don't think Hunter. I thinkthe best thing Biden could do right
now would be to pardon Trump.I think that would buy him a lot
(44:37):
of that would make him look likea statesman, and right now he looks
like a dictator. Yeah, prettymuch like addictor Yeah, all right,
well that'll put the plug. Yeah, okay, I was gonna say,
you want to do you want togive your prediction of what gets Joe out
of office? Oh? Well,it could be a heart attack, a
(44:59):
window, it could be a defenistration. I mean, I don't know.
It's just amazing to me that aman who has done the things that he's
done that seem in my mind tobe criminal. Well, Nixon covered up
a third rate burglary. Biden's overthere consorting with the communist Chinese, our
(45:21):
greatest adversary that wants to wipe usout. He's doing things that appear to
be high crime. They appear tobe traitorous. I'm sorry. I know
what the punishment for that is,and I'm not advocating it, but that
is what the punishment is, forsedition and for being a traitor to your
country. There is a shoe thatfits, and the Rosenbergs paid the price.
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All right, Well, that we'llput the plug in the jug and
I think we covered most of theBiden administration. We shall see. Lou
Ann Anderson is the purveyor, proprietor, and the host of Political Pursuits.
The podcast, as they say,available wherever you get your podcasts. I'm
Lynn Woolley. This is Planet LaunchIt. We'll see you next time.
Welcome to Planet Logic. Today's episodeeighty one million votes My Ass. I'm
Glynn Woolley, the pilot of thepodcast, and lou Anne Anderson is with
me from political Pursuits, and obviously, eighty one million votes the total that
Joe Biden supposedly got. A lotof people think that's totally impossible. It
could not have happened. Trump gotmore votes than any Republican in history,
(00:23):
and yet Biden gets more votes thanhe did. And that's only one of
the things wrong with the country today. Lou Anne, you were telling me
about a couple of songs that aretopping the billboard charts. If they're true,
if people are listening to these andthe radio stations aren't playing them,
apparently maybe some are. Eighty onemillion votes my Ass is the name of
(00:46):
a top rated song. Absolutely.It was put out by the Truth Bombers
featuring Carrie Lake, which Carrie Lakewas the individual who actually coined that phrase
at one of her rallies as shewas talking about election integrity, which certainly
is an issue that is, youknow, to top tier issue for many
of us, and you know,it's what we saw in the twenty twenty
(01:08):
election. As well as what unfortunatelyshe saw here just you know, short
time ago with her Arizona gubernatorial electionas well. And so anyway, she
was the one that coined the phrasein talking about the whole election integrity issue,
and she was like, you know, and by the way, eighty
one million votes, my ass.Let me just say this is why I've
(01:32):
always sort of used as my brandthe word logic, the Secretary of Logic,
America's Department of Logic, all thisstuff. Is it logical to think
that this man could have gotten eightyone million votes? Absolutely not, I
mean, And the one thing,the one silver lining of this is that
I do truly believe there may befifty to sixty million people who are uninformed,
(01:57):
uneducated, have poor judgment. Severalof those work for CNN, without
a doubt, without a doubt.But the idea that eighty one million people
bought into this man's bogus campaign,the contrived narratives that keep falling apart related
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to Trump, no, Well,and that leads us into what we want
to talk about today, which isessentially some of the things going on in
America that just seem utterly ridiculous.It's just not believable. I will mention
too before we get off into it. The other song that is up at
the top is entitled Trump One andyou know it yeah by a down named
(02:37):
Natasha Owens. And it's a greatsong, catchy, Yeah. Absolutely,
Like you said, it's got ahook to it, that Trump One and
you know it the refrain from that, I mean, it definitely sticks with
you. And it's another one that'stopped the charts, and I think that
the recording industry is having to issuesome gold records to some people that they
really really don't want to have toissue gold records to. Another one that
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was in there that bears mentioning isthe J six choir along with Donald Trump
that go through and you know,do a patriotic song. All right,
Well, Joe Biden is far enoughinto his presidency that we can maybe give
him a score on an A,B, C, D F. Shall
(03:23):
I go with more alphabet or isthat enough to grade him? Oh,
there's only twenty six letters in thealphabet, So if we're going to go
more below F, I don't thinkthere's really far enough. We don't have
enough characters, so let's stick withthat. Well, let's start with the
economy. Joe Biden gave us inflation. Joe Biden gave us about six to
(03:44):
seven trillion dollars in extra spending.Let me say this if let's say that
you bought a whole big pile ofplywood and you were planning to do a
little construction out in the back,maybe build yourself a workshop or something like
that. But suddenly a hurricane blowin or it's forecast to blow in,
and all the stories are out ofplywood and people want your plywood. Are
(04:06):
you going to make a profit tosome degree some degree, yes, why
because your plywood suddenly got a lotgot worth a lot more. That means
why in demand its supply and demand. So when you print more dollars,
when there's more of something, it'sworth less. When there's less of something,
it's worth more. Joe Biden hasbeen printing money by the truckloads,
(04:30):
and suddenly your daughter, your dollar'sworth ninety cents, then it's worth eighty
five cents, then it's worth eightycents. And this is what people are
facing. And yet Joe Biden doesnot understand the basic economy. Because Joe
Biden, to my knowledge, hasnever had an actual job. And what's
even crazier as we talk about thisupside down world we're in, is that
(04:50):
now, as of this week,the Biden presidential campaign seems to be coming
out touting biden Bidenomics. Well,that's the Apple computer feature that that I
think that Biden has taken. Ifyou've got our Microsoft probably be a better
example. If you've got a computerprogram and it's got a real bad bug
(05:12):
in it, if you can convincepeople that bug is a feature, then
you can continue to sell it withoutfixing it. Biden's economy is awful.
He's trying to tell us it's afeature. Just wait, just have patience.
This is what we've planned. Everything'sgoing to be just fine. It's
not going to be. Biden wantsto build back better. He didn't spend
(05:35):
as much money as he wanted tospend, and look at what a pickle
we're at. This is the manageddecline of our American population and it's something
that we've sadly been seeing. It'ssomething that Trump was reversing, which was
why the left, the corporatists,the globalists all are so afraid of him.
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But now it's back with the Bidenregime and not only is it back,
but they have accelerated it. AndI think that's one of the most
common comments to hear from people,you know, even for me when I
just kind of tepidly approach political youknow, any kind of political issues with
them, but just trying to gaugeis that one of the most common comments
(06:21):
is that things are changing so rapidly, and some people don't really understand.
They don't follow politics that close,they don't follow the economy that close.
They don't really they can't articulate whatthey see that's causing the changes. Yet
at the same time they have thatinnate sense that things aren't right. No,
(06:42):
things are not right, and JoeBiden's economy. Set that aside for
a moment. Look at some ofthe things that Joe Biden wants to do.
He believes in a massive transfer ofwealth. And now that the Supreme
Court has said he did not havethe power to unilaterally forgive student loan,
especially not through the Heroes Act,and now he's come back and found another
(07:03):
act, he's going to try itagain. The concept of separation of powers
is lost on Joe Biden. There'sno respect for the different branches of government.
I mean, the regime has certainlyshown that with Congress, and you
know the way they're even stonewalling allof these congressional investigations. But now also
(07:24):
they have been doing everything they canto disparage the Supreme Court since it now
has seen theoretically to have a conservativemajority, although you know, personally Robertson
Kavanaugh, I think are pretty muchin the middle. Married yes, indeed,
yeah, eighty one million votes?My ass What has Biden done?
(07:47):
What had he done before the electionthat would have caused eighty one million people
which is an astronomical number of peopleto vote for a party or a person
of a single party in a presidentialelection. I can't figure it out.
I can't think of anything Joe Bidenhas done. His one accomplishment that they
towed over and over and over againis that he got insulin cheaper. He
(08:11):
made insulin cheaper, which affects afew people, but it doesn't affect the
population as a whole. I can'tthink of anything this man has done.
A couple of months ago or I'mnot totally sure of the time frame,
but Joe Biden did a speech explainingthe great people behind the withdrawal from Afghanistan
that made it such a success.Yeah, yeah, which I'd forgotten that
(08:37):
speech. Jesse Waters or somebody replayedsome clips from it the other night,
and I'm just sitting there in mymouth open. I just don't get it.
This world, do you live?I'm looking at the blue sky and
Joe Biden is telling me it's green, and I'm supposed to believe it.
This is straight out of nineteen eightyfour. Oh you bet, you better
(08:58):
believe it. And I mean,and you've got the state media also known
as CNN, MSNBC, the threemajor broadcast networks, The New York Times,
the Washington Post, you can goon and on and on, and
they're supporting that whole narrative. Well, I just wrote to call him last
night. It's up on wbdaily dotcom and it's entitled Nicole Wallace just committed
(09:22):
journalistic malpractice on MSNBC. Alyn I'msorry, I forgot to tell you how
excited I am to have you heretoday. Like me, don't come through
this newsroom too often. She cackled, like Hillary Clinton. It was unbelievable.
Oh we have a president here.Oh mister president. Oh you're so
wonderful. She had Joe Biden,who wandered off the set before the interview
(09:46):
was over. I don't know ifyou saw the gunning NBC MSNBC clipped it
at the end so you couldn't seeit. Biden didn't know where he was,
didn't know where he was going.But she had him for twenty minutes
and not one question about Hunter Bidenor Tony bob Olenski or the new guy
whistle blower, Gary Shapland or Shaplieveis his name, who is exceedingly credible.
(10:13):
She didn't ask him about selling ofinfluence, she didn't ask him about
the laptop from Hell, nothing,even why are we spend sending all of
this money to Ukraine? Is thisnot just one more shakedown because they have
so much dirt on you and yourfamily. Problem with Ukraine is barisma.
I mean, it's the whole,the whole thing. But the perfect phone
(10:33):
call that turned out. Yeah,maybe he was a perfect phone call.
After all, when they were tryingto fire Shokin the prosecutor over there,
and Biden wanted him fired and sonof a bitch. As soon as he
was fired, they released the moneythat Ukraine wanted. And now the money
is flowing freely. Look this,this whole thing too, gets back to
(10:54):
this revolt that they had, semirevolt, whatever it was. A lot
of people think that was bogus.I don't have any idea, But but
this this this guy that's last weekend, Yeah, last weekend, this guy
staged this thing. He's kind ofa bloody guy too. Without a doubt,
nobody over there or nobody over thereis wearing angel wings and a halo.
But nothing about this Ukraine thing makesa whole lot of sense, even
(11:18):
to the point of going back toWhite Putin invaded in the first place.
I think it was because Biden gavehim permission. No, absolutely, um
that thing last last weekend. Imean I think it just it. It
will be time will tell what itis. But there are a lot of
indications. I mean, as itwas happening, the fact that this progosion
(11:39):
and his troops could be just sounencumbered making their way up toward Moscow.
I mean they got within like onehundred and twenty miles or so, but
they only had five thousand troops.Yeah, well, I tell you a
big city. The one thing Iwould say is, if you're looking for
an insurrection. This comes damn closerto being that would have been happened on
Jay six. But now he's overin Belarus, supposedly, and Belarus is
(12:05):
a wholly owned subsidiary of Vladimir Putin. You know, I just wondered though,
because reading some of the stories onthat, we're seeing that he only
had five thousand troops, and Iget to think, okay, but wait
a minute. Those five thousand troopswere enough to scare the hell out of
Vladimir Putin and he went off toLeningrad or somewhere. And while that was
(12:26):
going on, if they had marchedon in and what is Moscow, It's
it's got to be the size ofHouston or maybe even New York. It's
a it's a big place. Ijust wonder how many of the Russian people
would have welcomed them with open arms, even though they probably hate the guy,
they hate him less than they hatePutin. Well, I think there's
several things here. Number One thatyou got to understand a little bit about
the whole Wagner group in that hissoldiers aren't necessarily the eighteen year olds that
(12:54):
have been plucked out of their mercenariesthey're former prisoners who he went in vetted
in prison, brought them out,told them we'll pay you. You come
fight for us. You fight forus for a certain amount of hime and
manage to live through it, you'llhave your freedom. So these guys are
fierce warriors, but they're not fightingfor any kind of ideology. They are
(13:18):
fighting for their own self survival.And so when Putin says, oh,
well, they just all need tocome to you know, Location X,
and then we'll just fold them intothe Russian army, I don't think that's
going to go quite so well.The other thing about about Progosion and his
people you have to understand is thatprobably at a point we will find out
(13:39):
that China had a hand in this, because Progosion has operations all over the
globe, including like in Africa andplaces like that, where his people some
of them serve as security for Chinesefor CCP members that travel over there,
and then they do some of thealready worked for the CCP in some of
(14:01):
these other countries that they're trying toget increased influence with. So they're an
interesting into tea and they're more thanjust here with the Russians but I was
hearing reports this morning that there area few Russian generals who have disappeared in
the last week or so, andprogosion, I would just say, he
(14:22):
needs to be careful when somebody serveshim some tea or if he gets too
close to a window, because youknow, those Russians have a real bad
habit of falling out of highway.Oh, the Russians love to defenestrate people
and pass out polonium two ten milkshakes. So yeah, I'd be very careful.
Let's remember and let's remember too thatthere you know, if he is
up in Belarus, that Belarus isnow the new home to some tactical nukes,
(14:46):
and Belarus is much closer to keV. Yes, and so just coincidence,
I'm sure. Yeah. And Belarusis headed up by Bloody Dickie.
Oh. One other interesting, justa little fun fact I heard from that
too, is that to your pointabout what would the Russian people, how
would they have responded? There's somereports I think it was Tony Schaeffer somebody
(15:09):
like that, who I always thinkis a very credible security state type type
pundit. I think it was himthat was talking about that Putin definitely has
a lot of mixed reviews over there. Now, you always got to worry
that the guy that could come afterPutin, he isn't going to be the
guy that's going to be bringing inpride parades or anything like that. He
(15:30):
could make Putin look like a cupcake. But past that, the people in
general that there's this sense that someof these outlying areas, that that's where
the Russian government has focused on goingand plucking out and conscripting these young men
to come fight for the Russian army, that they're doing it in these outlying
(15:52):
areas, and in the population centerslike Moscow, like Saint Petersburg, where
the elites live, their sons don'tseem to be getting pulled into this.
And so there's some real resentment thatthe lower classes are going off to fight
and die in these wars while theelites, you know, go through it,
(16:17):
go through it, you know,without any without any fear, without
any threat to their lives. Idon't you mean, you mean like how
Al Gore shot several people in theVietnam wharf, but it was with a
camera, right, Yeah, Iwas gonna say, not like we would
ever see those kind of parallels herein our own country. But you know,
we talk about all these things andthey're all related to Joe Biden.
This all comes back to the eightyone million dollars or eighty one million votes
(16:41):
that I don't think he got.I think he got some of them.
I could I could see fifty million, sixty million, at the absolute most,
eighty one million. No, No, that's that's not reasonable because this
guy, this guy is not rational. He is he's he doesn't know what
he's saying half the time. Butwhen you go back fifty sixty seventy years,
(17:03):
Joe Biden wasn't rational then either,maybe more than now. But did
you see the clip that's been circulatingon YouTube lately. Thirty nine years ago
Johnny Carson made Joe Biden the subjectof his monologue and it was about Joe
Biden the plagiarist and he and Carson'sCarson's punchline, he said, Joe,
(17:25):
what did Joe Biden say to hisstaff after they found out that he had
plagiarized all those speech Biden looked athim and with a strong voice, he
said, Hey, we have nothingto fear but fear itself. Thirty nine
years ago, Johnny Carson and Bidenwas in the spotlight. Then he had
Biden's number back then as issues similarto what we have with Biden today.
(17:49):
Well, first, on the eightyone million votes allegedly for Biden, Let's
remember that that was against seventy fourmillion votes for Trump, which was a
record for the Republican Party in anyelection ever, it was a record.
Plus. Also, there's those keyum counties. There's a twenty of them
(18:11):
or so throughout the country that it'slike every president that's elected if they win
those key counties and Trump and Trumpcarried and Trump, Yeah, let me
ask you the key question here thenif if Trump got how many seventy four
million and that was a record,and Biden came up with eighty one million
(18:33):
votes, where did all those votescome from? Well, remember there was
that truck driver who drove those bigcontainers of ballots from somewhere in New York
down to Pennsylvania that you know,they tried to discredit him and then it
just kind of went away. Buthe was driving ballots and he said that
(18:57):
the containers were open enough that hecould see what he was driving, and
it was ballots. And here hewas crossing the line from New York to
Pennsylvania. There's so many there's stillso many questions of things. The fact
that Wisconsin had that involuntarily confined boguscategory that doesn't even legally exist, but
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they had a many many votes thereand it was a thirty thousand or so
margin difference between Trump and Biden there. Georgia, they're still litigating a narrow
Zona and Harris County, Texas.Houston. Yes, And you know,
Mike Lendell, you can be aboutthe machines or you cannot be about the
(19:41):
machines. But Mike Lendell, hehas all these charts and things that show
these algorithms and show these crazy,these crazy patterns that oddly replicated themselves across
counties all over the country. Ifthe lawyers for dominion voting systems happen to
be thing, I have always takenyour side. I just want you to
(20:03):
know you I am telling people thevoting machines. Every time I go in
someplace and somebody you know, startsto whether it be the bank or the
hospital or whatever. You know,Oh, our systems are so slow.
I tell them that is unfortunate thatthey're having that problem, and they need
to contact companies like Dominion Voting Systemsbecause they have such impeccable IT people.
(20:26):
Their machines never malfunction, they're alwaysaccurate, and they can't be hacked.
They are the most reliable technology that'savailable today, and that's who they need
to be patterning their IT systems.You know, if we're talking about Joe
Biden and his legitimacy are lack ofI also get back to the fact that
(20:48):
the Hunter Biden Laptop from Hell hadbeen revealed in a beautiful series of articles
in The New York Post by MirandaDivine. Everybody knew about it. Everybody
was curious about it except the NewYork Times, The Washington Post, CNN,
Jake Tapper, The Morning Joe,MSNBC, ABCCDSNBC, the FBI,
the DOJ. None of those peoplewere interested in it. And fifty one
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former or current intelligence officers signed aletter saying that this was in all likelihood
Russian disinformation. Of those fifty one, one of them now is a paid
analyst James Clapper for CNN, andthe other one is a paid analyst John
Brennan for CNN. This is unbelievable. The more you lie, the more
(21:38):
those two networks bringing you on asa paid contributor. And sadly, there
were a number of theoretical Republicans whoalso were in on that list, signing
that all right, so is JoeBiden legitimate as president? It personally,
(21:59):
I don't think so, and Ithink there's a lot of people that think
that. An Interestingly, Rasmussen,which you know, any polling you have
to take with a grain of salt, But Rasmussen is getting a lot of
pushback because they have been doing alot of polling on voter integrity on you
know, Biden, and questions aboutthe laptop and the whole corruption, and
(22:25):
the public not just Republicans, butDemocrats and independents are starting to question more.
I mean, you know, they'restarting to have polls that, like,
you know, more than half ofthe people that they poll across party
lines are saying that they think somethinghappened in the twenty twenty election and they
foresee the same thing for twenty twentyfour. Well, it very well could
(22:47):
be. I think the only wayto beat whoever the nominee is, and
I do not for one moment thinkit will be Joe Biden, absolutely,
But whoever it is, and theirbench is very storg's probably gonna be Gavin
Newsom. He's got to deal withreparations, bless his heart. If he
runs for president, it could betough. They cannot afford to put Kamala
(23:08):
Harris in there. But it's justgonna be a situation where those of us
who want to protect our democracy,those of us who want to protect it
really and by our democracy, theDemocrats are being very serious. They're talking
about their democracy, the Democrat Party'sdemocracy, the left wing democracy, not
(23:36):
democracy as defined by the Constitution orthe Declaration, not democracy for everybody,
but democracy for far leftist weirdos,the kind that are running the country today.
But if we want to protect realdemocracy, constitutional democracy, we're going
to have to go out in unprecedentednumbers and people will end up if we
can get eighty one million people tovote for anybody but Joe Biden, then
(24:00):
they can do a podcast called eightyone million Votes my ass Well. I
think that we have seen over thelast few years, as the twenty twenty
election has been analyzed, broken apart. You may not believe that the machines
having done something. But I thinkat this point there is overwhelming evidence that
(24:25):
the election was stolen via a numberof methods, and it goes everything from
I question that those machines don't havesome issues. There is no way that
every one of those machines functioned perfectlyevery time. Let's just put it that
way. But additionally, there wereso many things in COVID that were used
(24:45):
in order to for a lot ofthese secretaries of States or the county clerk
at the more localized level that wentand started changing protocols for voting. You
know, the deadlines for accepting mailin ballots, the parameters for verifying signatures.
There were things like that administratively goingon that I think were of assistance
(25:10):
to the Democratic Party. You had, you know, some of the machine
malfunctions on election day. There werejust a number of things going on.
The mules, the two thousand mules, the stuffing of the ballots. It
was you know, I think itwas Peter Navarro who made the comment in
one of his reports that was theftby a thousand steals, Yeah, and
(25:33):
a thousand suppressions. Yes, CNN, the most trusted name in news,
did not touch the hunter. Biden'sstory, and to this day, if
they mentioned it, it's short,it's fulfilling a duty, a journalistic duty.
Well, yeah, we talked aboutthat, Oh sure you did,
But you talked about the submersible submarine. Twenty to one over one hundred Biden,
(25:56):
maybe a thousand to one over onehundred Biden. They don't want to
admit this exists. And yet tome, I see such a parallel in
history, since we're talking about theillegitimacy of those eighty one million votes in
my opinion, and the illegitimacy ingeneral of Joe Biden. If you go
back to nineteen seventy two, seventythree, seventy four, whatever year that
(26:18):
was, and I'm trying to rememberexactly when it was. I was at
w FAA in Dallas, and Iremember we had a TV monitor that got
one channel, and that was channeleight because Channel eight was in the next
room from where we were, andwe were all watching when Nixon resigned and
stepped on the plane and made thefamous victory symbol, and all that Watergate
(26:41):
was known before Nixon was re elected. Leu Anne, people forget about this.
Watergate was known, but it hadnot become a major story. And
after Nixon's election, the drip turnedinto a leak, and what had been
gradual became sudden. And the differencein then and now, and there's a
(27:03):
lot, but the major difference betweenthen and now was the members of Congress
who were Republicans who didn't want theConstitution stepped on, stomped on, ripped
up and torn like Nancy Pelosi witha Trump State of the Union speech.
They stood up and they said,not on our watch. We don't care
(27:23):
what party it is, not onour watch. That's not where we live
today. The Democrat Party will dowhatever it takes to protect Joe Biden because
they don't think Gavin Newsom can win. They don't think Michelle Obama can even
remotely win, and they don't thinkKamala Harris is smart enough to make a
speech without without stepping all over herself. So they have to protect this guy.
(27:48):
I don't I don't completely agree withthat. Just FYI it was August
of nineteen seventy four that Nixon resigned. But I think they want Biden gone.
I think they realize I would guessthat there was a lot of dissension
about whether or not he should evenrun, and I think that you know
(28:11):
what camp that Biden does have,they probably have gotten a pretty heavy rush
from the power that they perceived themselvesto have, doctor Jill being probably at
the top of that list. Butit's Barack Obama running the country. Do
you agree with that? I thinkthat's most likely, all right, I
think it's most likely Barack Obama runningthe country. Can he run Kamala Harris,
(28:33):
Oh without a doubt? And that'swhat I'm saying, and that I
think that the Democrats are probably gettingfrustrated more with the Republicans than they are
with Biden, because to your point, yes, the Democrats don't want to
come out and stand up and saythis guy's got issues the way the Republicans
did with Nixon. I agree there. However, I think the Democrats are
(28:53):
probably equally as frustrated with the congressionalRepublicans because they're like, what does this
guy have to do for you peopleto not get some you know, what's
grown in order to come and startimpeaching the guy. Because once the eye
word really gets any kind of youknow, a momentum going, that's when
(29:15):
they also can come in and moresay, you know, mister president for
the good of the party, forthe good of the country, you need
to reside. But they basically wantthe Republicans to do their dirty thing.
Okay, I get all that,but I think that the key issue here
is that woman occupying the Vice presidentmansion over there by the National Cathedral.
(29:37):
Kamala Harris is so stupid and herI mean, she's just dumb Blue Anne,
dumb as a rock. But she'sso dumb and so ignorant of anything
that matters. She loves yellow buses. It's so cool that you can see
the moon with a telescope. Justclouds are great. She's seeing clouds from
both sides now. And you know, I think what the Democrats are worried
(30:00):
about is that they don't have anybodythey know they could manipulate her, but
they don't know if they could gether into office. Yeah, even as
an incumbent. Because I'm resigned tothe fact that she will be the first
female president. I don't think there'sany doubt Joe Biden could drop well,
any of us could, but JoeBiden could drop dead today or tomorrow or
sometime before after he's renominated, butbefore the election. I don't know what
(30:25):
we've ever had that in our history. But they would probably at that point
have to move Kamala up to thetop spot. She's a woman of color.
Yeah, I mean, what elsecould they do? Right? They
couldn't bring Governor good Hair from Californiain at that point. Now. I
don't think they could have him comein and jump over her. I don't
think so. Yeah. And thenif she is the nominee, they have
(30:45):
to sweat it out because she can'tdebate. She has no clue of anything
going on in the world. Shewas given a couple of tasks, top
among them trying to fix the borders. She failed miserably that refused to even
accept the task. How do theyget her elected other than cheating? She
(31:06):
doesn't even seem like that serious ofa person, you know. I give
credit to her Senate staff because whenshe used to be on those Senate Judiciary
committees and would watch those hearings,she didn't come across as a buffoones Now,
Oh, but she does now thatshe's off the script. And that's
(31:26):
what I'm saying. I give creditto her staffers who put together some pretty
decent questions. I mean, Ididn't know a lot of times, like
the tone or her attitude about whatshe was asking and how they were delivered.
But nonetheless, when she first wastapped as the running mate, oh,
I would absolutely say, Yeah,she's an affirmative action pick, and
you know this is ridiculous, andwhat really qualifications does she have? And
(31:49):
I mean I could have argued allthat stuff, but if somebody had said,
but she's really a buffoon, Iwouldn't have bought in on that.
But can you have a person runningfor president? And I will exclude Trump
from this. Trump is not likeany other human being he has ever walked
the face of this earth. Imean, he is totally unique in anything
(32:13):
that he does. Indictments make himstronger, I mean, everything about which
is why he's such a threat.But can you have someone like Kamala Harris
heading up your ticket? Who isthe punchline of jokes constantly? If the
late night comedians won't do it,Twitter sure as hell will. The only
way they could get her across thefinish line is to have another pandemic like
experience and put her in the basementexactly. All right, let's we've got
(32:37):
about ten minutes left. Okay,Let's let's get down to some nitty gritty
here. I want to pick thelou Ann Anderson mind, let's start with
who do you think will be theDemocrat ticket? I well, let me
say it's kind of to me somethinginteresting. Who won't be is think about
(32:59):
three years years ago what a hotticket Pete Buddha Jedge was being touted as.
But he's been such a great transportationI'm sorry. You know, his
track record as Transportation Secretary definitely willbe a very major influence in the rest
of his career. But for theonly guy to ever takes six weeks maternity
(33:19):
leave, you know, you cankind of if you can do it,
you can do it. And usingthose private jets and you know, putting
all that big carbon footprint. Ido think it's I think it will be.
But will it be newsome? Onereason that I would say, yes,
he's all they've got. Well,but also he supposedly has his fundraising
(33:40):
operation all wrapped up ready to go. Oh, I'm sure he does not
forget his dear you know, kindof aunt and law. A couple of
times removed Miss Pelosi, who stillwields a lot of power in DC.
Love or hater, she's still isa powerful woman, and I would suspect
(34:01):
that she's there making her case forhim. So would they put on the
ticket Diane Feinstein. They're gonna haveto find, They will have to find,
They will have to find some boxchecker, somebody, you know,
female, gay, um black something. Now she too wiped female female.
(34:30):
I don't think it's enough. Andshe's crazy as hell, but she's not
near as crazy as a lot ofthose. I agree. Oh no,
I mean in terms of in termsof of just you know, handling it,
she would be more palatable than manyof them. But um no,
I mean it's gonna have to besomebody from the Eastern I mean it's gonna
(34:50):
okay, you know, so Idon't I don't know, you know,
maybe the most Kathy Keel or whatabout what? What about Andrew Andrew Cuomo?
I think it's still a little tryingto rehabilitate him. I think it's
somebody who's in there who would likethat's a good all right, you you
made you said something amount it togo. I predicted on the radio down
(35:13):
to Talk thirteen seventy in Austin lastweek, and I put a timetable on
it. I said sixty days forJoe. Yeah, Joe's got They've got
to get him out of there sothey can start finding somebody to replace him.
Yeah, and it's not gonna beher. Well again, that's I
think there's frustration and that they wantthe Republicans to come in there because then
(35:34):
they can start taking their steps tousher him out the door way. Then
they've got to take their chances withHarris, and that is just gonna be
tough. What is the optimal time? Yeah, I know I feel bad
for him too. What is theoptimal time for Joe to resign for the
Democrats to win the White House back? I think they're going to need a
(35:55):
good amount of the primary system orthe primary process to get somebody really positioned
well in that. So, Imean, I think it's got to be
so yeah, Yeah, I meani'd say I'd say one hundred and twenty.
I would say the latest would beJanuary. Oh, that's a that's
(36:15):
a that's a ways off. Yeah. Yeah. Let me ask Okay,
So, so let me ask youthis. Does Joe Mansion run on a
third party ticket for this third wayparty that's coming up in power? Well,
I think he knows he can't getreelected. No, Jim Justice,
baby dog is going to be thenew Senator. There you go, the
(36:36):
baby baby dog is going to makea great senator. I know, you
know, and I hope baby Dogcan do something to help Major because Major
really got a bum rap on histime in the White House. That's true.
Yes, for those of you whodon't know, baby Dog is the
number one pet and constant companion ofGovernor Jim Justice, who is probably a
rhino. But we shall see.And baby Dog writes a help of an
(36:59):
email. Be dog can do,Baby Dog? Oh absolutely, all right,
next question, Okay, now,let's let's get to the Republicans.
No, no, no, no, no no. We've just got six
minutes here. But you we gotto get to the most interesting part of
this entire election. Oh yeah,Bobby Kennedy, jam Garth k Junior.
Yalizo, he's gonna he's gonna crossthat twenty percent threshold if he hasn't ken
(37:22):
fun of that, No, no, no, no, no, I'm
being serious. My point is typicallyto get into a debate. You neat
about five percent, he's at twentypercent and growing. How do they yes,
how do they tell him that Joeisn't going to debate. Rasmuson had
a thing up today that thirty fivepercent of Democrats think he could win.
(37:45):
I don't doubt it. I ownedeither, but I'm with him. I
love the fact that he's off thebeaten path, that he's uh. He
questions the whole COVID thing in thevaccines. Although I'm very happy I got
a polio vac scene in a smallpoxvaccine, and I may take the jab
again for shingles, but this COVIDthing was completely and totally out of hand.
(38:08):
But he can't win the presidency onjust that. No, he can't.
He is a far leftist. Heis a far leftist on many social
issues. Fiscally we probably would notagree. But at this point in time
you made you made a comment,and I've heard the same thing said.
I think you were quoting Kevin Robertsfrom Heritage Foundation that we have two cycles.
(38:29):
Two cycles. I think that that'sprobably a pretty accurate assessment. Kennedy,
even if he were to win andget in there, he can't take
on the administrative state by himself.And as far as I'm concerned, to
two top line issues that we haveto deal with or the administrative state that
is at war and check the peopleof America and the CCP, which is
(38:49):
at war with America. So USbasic Americans are fighting for our way of
life on two fronts. Kennedy can'tdo it by himself, but he has
knowledge that would be very helpful.Trump Kennedy, Trump Kennedy Trump has.
Trump has. He's getting He learnedthe hard way the power of the administrative
(39:09):
state and how personnel is policy.Personnel is everything, and he has at
least he has an initiative and heritageis involved in an initiative to help vet
people for a potential Trump administration wherethey could come in and have people that
would support America first policies day onecoming in there to do it. You
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put those two things together. Trumpcould only run and all he would want
would be another term. I haveno problem if we had a Trump Kennedy
in there, and then Kennedy knowsin four years, I'm tossing you the
keys. If you can catch them, Ie get reelected, you go for
(39:52):
it. And if they could getus under control with the administrative state,
the CCP, and we return toa land of relative economic prosperity, energy
independence, stature, credible statute statingin science like, if you're born male,
you are a man. Yeah.No, on the world stage,
(40:13):
we return to a credible stature there. Then you know what, I'm happy
to argue with Bobby Kennedy Junior overtax cuts, reparations, any of those
things. Reparations. California reparatists,if that's what you would call them,
are now demand They want half thewealth of the United States. They said,
this is a divorce, and adivorce we get half. I don't
(40:36):
see how I knew some can overcomethat, although does he use it as
his own campaign plug to try andbuy vote A Sister Soldier moment. Yeah,
well it's true. All right,the lightning round. We're down to
three minutes. Lightning round, Trump, Kennedy, Who do you think right
now? Constitute the top three orfour possible Republican candidates? Trump, of
(41:00):
course is number one, no question. Just Sanders vivek ve I can't imagine.
But who's out? Who's out?We'll heard, of course, the
mighty will heard heard. Hutch assoon that guy from North Dakota or whatever
that state is up there, Bergmanor something. Yeah, the guys from
(41:22):
the mayor of Miami Oh yeah,he don't know, is exactly. Yeah,
yeah, you know, and youknow, and I liked him as
the as the mayor of Miami,and Miami, you wonder who's funding his
camp? Nicki Haley is too muchof a rhino, and Pence worthless,
(41:44):
and so that leaves that leaves themighty Chris Christie. I think there's gonna
be somebody else they're gonna have tofind. And I've been very disappointed to
see that the Coke Coke Organizations brothersleft. Yeah, yeah, Charles.
They're anti Trump or big time,I mean, and unfortunately they always have
(42:05):
been, but they're even going morein, you know, along with Paul
Ryan. I think they're going tohave to find somebody else. I don't
think DeSantis has proven to be theguy that they well, he hasn't taken
off like a lot of people thought. But last week he promised to get
rid of four cabinets, Commerce,Energy, Education, and one other one
which it's not even anything new.I mean, that's the whole thing.
(42:25):
He just seems like he's just regurgitatingpolicy. When he was, you know,
talking about the border, he wastalking about Trump's border policy. There's
nothing and he's kind of ridden thatwhole cultural thing Disney. Yeah, I
think about as far as that one'sgoing to go. So yeah, all
right, final question, where dowe end up with Biden and Hunter?
(42:49):
Where do we end up? WillBiden get indicted, will Biden resign?
Will there be an impeachment? DoesHunter Biden sink of the campaign for Joe?
I think Hunter ultimately does sink it. Whether they give Joe an opportunity
(43:10):
to save face using health or somethinglike that, I think Hunter is ultimately
going to be I mean, well, I'm not even just Hunter, It's
this whole association with the CCP,It's this whole thing. I mean,
all this money going to Ukraine.Zelenski knew when Trump was asking him on
that perfect phone call. Zelenski knewthat what Trump was asking for in about
(43:32):
the Bidens there was there there.It was a perfect phone call. He
knew that Trump was onto something askingabout that. And I think that all
this money going over to Ukraine,and you know a lot of it's being
siphoned off by him, by hispolitical buddies. I think this is just
(43:52):
more payoff for him playing with theBidens because he knew how dirty they all
are. That said, I thinkthat this stuff will ultimately be what brings
him down. I would guess thateven a Kamala or someone they would hope
to keep somebody in office long enough, and they would try and fast track
(44:14):
any potential prosecutions so that whoever isthe Democratic president in twenty twenty four leaving
office, if a Republican wins,that that person could pardon Hunter. Sadly,
I don't think Hunter. I thinkthe best thing Biden could do right
now would be to pardon Trump.I think that would buy him a lot
(44:37):
of that would make him look likea statesman, and right now he looks
like a dictator. Yeah, prettymuch like addictor Yeah, all right,
well that'll put the plug. Yeah, okay, I was gonna say,
you want to do you want togive your prediction of what gets Joe out
of office? Oh? Well,it could be a heart attack, a
(44:59):
window, it could be a defenistration. I mean, I don't know.
It's just amazing to me that aman who has done the things that he's
done that seem in my mind tobe criminal. Well, Nixon covered up
a third rate burglary. Biden's overthere consorting with the communist Chinese, our
(45:21):
greatest adversary that wants to wipe usout. He's doing things that appear to
be high crime. They appear tobe traitorous. I'm sorry. I know
what the punishment for that is,and I'm not advocating it, but that
is what the punishment is, forsedition and for being a traitor to your
country. There is a shoe thatfits, and the Rosenbergs paid the price.
(45:42):
All right, Well, that we'llput the plug in the jug and
I think we covered most of theBiden administration. We shall see. Lou
Ann Anderson is the purveyor, proprietor, and the host of Political Pursuits.
The podcast, as they say,available wherever you get your podcasts. I'm
Lynn Woolley. This is Planet LaunchIt. We'll see you next time.
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