Milton’s Wrath, Israel's October 7th Observance & Kamala’s Media Blitz

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Speaker 1 (00:01):
My broader question to you, I think is about this misinformation.

Speaker 2 (00:04):
Do you think this is a time.

Speaker 3 (00:06):
To put falsehoods aside, like the idea that FEMA funds
are being redirected to migrants, which.

Speaker 4 (00:11):
Is just not true.

Speaker 5 (00:12):
It is true that FEMA and the Department of Homeland
Security have been spending billions of dollars on migrants, and
I understand some people say they're separate funds, but we
just passed the short term spending bill. It's very common
for the administration to come and ask for permission to
move money between funds, especially to prepare for emergencies. And second,
I would note that this administration seems to have no

(00:33):
problem finding money when they want to spend it on
their priorities. When they need hundreds of billions of dollars
to pay off student loans for graduate students and gender
studies programs, they somehow find it. When it's trying to
get helicopters to deliver food and water and cellular service
and life saving medicine into these mountain valleys, they somehow
can't seem to find the money.

Speaker 2 (00:53):
I got to be honest with you, I was temporarily
distracted there because they thought he said ginger studies for
like a half second, and I thought, mind make kind
of some sense. So I love the questioning that they have.
And this is on Meet the Press. This is Tom
Cotton speaking on Meat the Press about all the FEMA
stuff that we're going to get into. There's a lot
we're going to touch on today, including it being the
one year observance since the October seventh terror attack on Israel,

(01:17):
in which you still have you know, over one hundred
hostages held, including Americans. Not a peep from the administration
on those Americans hardly in this year's since. But the
latest with FEMA, because we have another hurricane barreling towards Florida,
towards Tampa. Every people are being told to evacuate and
to to stay safe, and we're going to give you

(01:39):
all the latest with that. But Tom Cotton's talking to
I don't tell your name because I don't care that
check over at MSNBC and she's like, well, you know,
you were saying that FEMA was appropriating these funds for
these things, which isn't true. Why do you hate humans
and all people who come into the country that don't
look like you. That's exactly what she wanted to say,
because that's what she said. And I love the I

(02:00):
love the the approach that they have on it. That's
that's her. That's her her spin that she has on it,
her her bias. It's like, why you even sit down
and answer a question? What if you? I think that
we need to start answering questions the way that the
media asks them. So why are you such a Nazi?

Speaker 6 (02:19):
Uh?

Speaker 2 (02:19):
You know, I I would love to answer your Nazi question,
but I just have a hard problem talking a hard
time talking with Nazis like that, you know. I mean,
I just yeah, if you could stop be racist for
five seconds and I'll answer your question? Is Nazi? I
mean for real, I just really think that this would uh,
you know, just thinking that that might be the way

(02:40):
to go with us. But it is true, and we're
going to get into that because some of the stuff
is dare I make you angry today? I don't know.
Some of the stuff is pretty frustrating the uh. And
this is just all you know, this is all the
latest with the DEI and everything else that's been coming down.
It's been infecting all of these government agencies. So before
we get started, welcome Daniel with you. We're going to

(03:00):
start your week off properly. It's Monday. Happy to be
with you on this beautiful Texas October Monday, although not
so beautiful for parts of Florida, which we're going to
touch on Hurricane Milton. Everyone's being told to evac and
I was looking at some of the I'm I'm obs
Are you guys like me? I get obsessed with the
weather if it's it's like a thing. If you're in Missouri,

(03:23):
you grow up with it, right, you know how like
Floridians they're like, well, you know, I don't know. They
lick a finger, put it in the wind. Maybe I'll
vac maybe I won't, you know, They just kind of
Floridians have been through it before, and so they have
a different approach than people who aren't from the area,
like Missourians with tornadoes and even Texas with tornadoes as well.
And so depending on where you were born and raised,

(03:43):
you grow up basically become like being a pretend meteorologist, right, Kane,
That's pretty accurate. I think, like how Kanill know this
because he you know, in Saint Louis Radio where he
also cut his teeth. It's like a thing. Everybody, it's
all hands on deck. Everyone is an amazure meteorologist. All
of a sudden you learn how to read barometric I
don't even know where these skills come from. They just,

(04:05):
you know, all of a sudden appear. It's like the matrix.
You're plugged in and you can fly a helicopter. You
all of a sudden know how to read all these
things and be able to accurately explain them. So you're
all watching the weather and you're watching the sky, and
I mean it gets down to a science, like I
can feel the dew level in the air. I mean,
it's just like you and you you watch everything obsessively.

(04:26):
So now I have taken to doing that with everything,
and then it just expands as you as you age,
so you don't need to though. There's another enough weather
reports out there that get into it. But this Hurricane
berylin Awards, This is Milton. It's a CAT four right now?

Speaker 7 (04:41):
Right?

Speaker 8 (04:42):
Oh?

Speaker 2 (04:43):
Is it now a Cat five? Well that's nice? How
nice for it to do that? Why I had my
yogurt before I came in. It decides to do that,
and thanks Milton. So Milton's barreling towards I mean, and
this is it's it's the what are they they it's
Tampa Tampa Bay. I mean, there's like some pretty direct maps.

(05:03):
It's gonna hit what like Wednesday, Thursday, Wednesday, late afternoon
night going into early Thursday morning, so everybody, I hope
everybody's staying safe there, and it's expected to make landfall
in Tampa Bay about Wednesday afternoon. They think it's going
to be more destructive than Hurricane Helene six million or
under hurricane warning. Winds up to one hundred and fifty
miles per hour, and they're looking at storm surges anywhere

(05:25):
from like nine to twelve feet, which is crazy. So
it's going to make they said, I mean, if it's
been upgraded now, then it's you know, it's a Cat
five and looking at one hundred and fifty one hundred
and fifty mile per hour winds and it's everybody's been
booking flights, gas pumps have been run out because everybody's leaving.
Everybody's got a everybody has to everybody has to evacuate,

(05:47):
and it's yeah, it has intensified and it's Cat five.
They think it could be one hundred and sixty mile
per hour winds or higher gusts. That's insane. It's currently
the Gulf right now, and it's just yeah, barrel and
right towards, right towards Florida.

Speaker 4 (06:04):
Yes, Kane, and part of that you know that, meteorologist.

Speaker 2 (06:07):
Yeah, nerologist Kane. Please.

Speaker 4 (06:09):
Yes, it just happens to be the case that it
hasn't been since nineteen ninety nine.

Speaker 2 (06:14):
And we know these things too when you grow up
in weather affected areas. That sounds like a DEI term,
you know what I mean.

Speaker 4 (06:19):
Forget and then you see it again when someone else
posts sit. Yeah, but there hasn't been a hurricane to
develop in the Gulf since Hurricane Brett in nineteen ninety nine.
This one went from like tropical storm to Cat five
in almost no time. Jeez, I'm wondering my tinfoil hats
really zinging.

Speaker 2 (06:36):
Oh my gosh, you're one of the most people, are you.
I'm just saying I do not believe to that extent
that the government can control weather. I just don't, you know,
I just don't. I don't believe.

Speaker 4 (06:46):
You want to keep your eyes closed.

Speaker 2 (06:47):
It's fine, now, I do I believe maybe more. I
believe in Bigfoot. I believe in aliens completely. Oh, I
completely believe they're big things. Real is bigfoots foot foots?
I don't know that's a that's a mile, ye, not
to that extent.

Speaker 9 (07:01):
I know.

Speaker 2 (07:01):
Interesting, and why would people? So you're telling me that
Democrats are controlling the weather to make a hurricane go
and hit Democrat voter or Republican voter areas.

Speaker 4 (07:09):
No, you're putting words, well.

Speaker 2 (07:10):
Because this is going somewhere. This crazy train is going somewhere.
Where do the tracks lead?

Speaker 4 (07:15):
Tinfoil is zinging, And I don't think it's Democrats.

Speaker 2 (07:19):
I think they're like, it's a wizard with democrats tendencies
of individuals, large groups of Democrat wizards. Stop just saying
just asking.

Speaker 4 (07:28):
You're pushing this off the ledge that I'm not pushing.

Speaker 2 (07:30):
That off the ledge. It's already on the ledge on
the ground. It's split. So Wan's showing you some of
the I love this map Ventusky wand showing you my
favorite map to look at because you can see everything
and and get I mean you can zero in and
get down to like precisely the center. This is the
funnest app to actually follow. It's the Ventusky app. It

(07:51):
really is and you can see the wind gust. He
also has for those of you watching the simulcast of
the radio program, he also has that what is it
that's the projected pretty much assumed at this point. We
stay projected because it's the proper terminology. But that's the
path of the hurricane. So we're praying for everybody. Just
I know, I'm not gonna sit here tell Flarridian's their business, right,

(08:14):
but I just think like when the people who live
there also are like, yeah, twelve foot storm surge, maybe
you should get let's maybe listen to those people they
had who was it? One of their officials went out
there and said, well, if you're gonna stay, might as
well write your name on your in permanent marker on
your arms so people can identify you when they find you.
Please listen, Please and take your pets. Please, dear heavens,
don't leave your pets. Oh my goodness. All right, we

(08:36):
got more on this. We're also obviously following the one
year observance of October seventh, and one year ago today,
still I mean, one hundred hostages are missing, including babies Americans.

(08:57):
There's still no and it's there was videos of people
in Gaza celebrating today the year observance. Well, they voted
for HAMAS the Iran satellite that did this, so you know,
that's not entirely shocking. And I just the thing that
really is mind boggling. I was looking at a couple
of different surveys, particularly in Britain. They were saying that

(09:20):
there is a significant number of British youngsters who have
increased their support for HAMAS and they believe that reports
about October seventh or are exaggerated or they think it
was justified. They're New Findings eighteen to twenty four and
they talk about how that one in ten of those
in that demographic have a favorable view of HAMAS a

(09:44):
year after they're deadly a tear attack. Thirteen percent they
think believe that the media may be perhaps exaggerated or invented.
Sixteen percent believe it was justified. This is insane. I'm
not even quite sure how anyone can. I mean, it's
they live streamed it. It wasn't that people, I mean
the terrorists themselves. That's one of the reasons that we

(10:04):
have all this footage, because that's terrorist footage. They literally
filmed it themselves, and they broadcast it and so I mean,
good heavens, it's just and then the attacks since then
and that time, no one has ever asked Hamas to
cease fire. No one has asked Hasbilah to cease fire,

(10:28):
no one has asked Iran to cease fire. It's always
been demands of Israel to cease fire, simply when they're
protecting themselves. That's a crazy stat when you think of it,
think of all the protests that what we've seen on
college campuses here kind of makes sense, doesn't it. But
that's not all. There's more in addition to that, the
hate crimes. I don't like the phrase hate crime. I
think it's a stupid phrase just to put it out there,

(10:50):
because it suggests that there is a crime that is
born out of hate, which is stupid. You know, nobody
believes us. However, crimes that are motivated by a very
specific ideology, well that's an accurate thing to say. Should
it be elevated above other crimes? I don't believe.

Speaker 9 (11:08):
So.

Speaker 2 (11:08):
I'm very very of the Republic on this. However, and again,
this is a telegraph survey from London. They discovered that
specifically like anti like anti Semitic, like they hate Jewish people.
Crimes that's their motivator have skyrocketed four fold since last year,

(11:29):
according to new data. This was from the Telegraph, which
by the way, is not exactly a conservative entity. It's
not as far left as The Guardian, but it's not
a super conservative entity. And so this new survey, they
said that they looked at the number of incidents they

(11:49):
for people who were motivated by dislike of Islam and
compared it to the number of cases that were criminal
actions that were motivated by people who disliked Jewish people.
And what they discovered is that the number of anti
Semitic versus quote unquote a Islamophobic are of like fourfold.
They've exploded. And these are all cases reported by the

(12:12):
met Police just since October seventh last year. That's insane
and I kind of think that it's well, we know
in the United States that those cases motivated by dislike
specifically of Jewish people have increased. So this is I mean,
think about how again, look at what was happening on

(12:32):
college campuses last year. It's not surprising, really, is it.
We have a lot more on the way, including Kamala
Harris's disastrous interview Also, a friend of mine was shopping
over the weekend and they got a picture of Leandro
Majorcis coming out of a very very ritzy men'swear store.
He was out there shopping for luxury men's clothing. While

(12:56):
everything else with FEMA, the fallout and recovery from Hurricane
Helene now impending Hurricane Milton, is right at as doorstep.
Also while headlines about all the femous spending and the
DEI have been making the pages. So we're gonna discuss that,
and then we're also going to get into democrats pushing
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is being described as an invasion of a dangerous three
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the safety of residence in the state's economy. Now I've
got an objection to what these things are named. They're
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(14:39):
in the Bay Area this year. One of the reasons
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(15:02):
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(15:23):
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The photojournalist Samuel Mayna Junior winced and screamed in pain.

(15:45):
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(18:49):
up recovery from Hurricane Helene. It has been unbelievable the
headlines that have been coming out about this, and I'm
looking at now how they've been pro how they've been
priority tizing the DEI stuff. I'm this is which is
the let me pull this up. There was audio where

(19:10):
they were saying that something it's like that somehow people
who are alphabet are somehow more disproportionately affected by weather
like the hurricane. It was something to that effect may
have been, and I'm they were saying that they had

(19:33):
this FEMA disaster preparedness meeting and in it they were
saying that, well, we should focus our efforts on the
alphabet people because they struggled before the storm. They were
really struggling before that. And I'm thinking, wait a minute,
they said it was about disaster equity. That doesn't make

(19:54):
any sense to me. How was this about disastered equity? Yes,
it was a nine thirty this slut is this if
we have this play this because this is what they've
been talking about with FEMA, and this is I think
one of the problems and making sure that we're getting
things to people. Listen, the uh you know.

Speaker 9 (20:11):
The shift that we're seeing right now is a shift
in emergency management from utilitarian principles where everything is designed
for the greatest good for the greatest amount of people,
to disaster equity. But we have to do more right
and so this topic is intersecting, i think with a
number of other topics where we have to look at
policies and understand to what extent they have disadvantaged communities

(20:37):
that had less assets, communities that had pre existing vulnerabilities.
So they're saying accessing disaster, they.

Speaker 2 (20:43):
Have to we should focus our efforts on lgbt q
i A people. They struggled before the storm was the
direct quote, and this is they also added, FEMA relief
is no longer about getting the greatest good. For the
greatest amount of people. It's about disaster equity. What is
disaster equity? What is even that? But this is what

(21:08):
they were talking about in this SoundBite. And I am
trying to wrap my head around this because the alphabet people,
how are they more disproportionately affected by the hurricane? And
people who don't add, who don't say that they're alphabet people.

(21:29):
I'm how what do gay people get blown away more
on the winds? I don't understand, Like what's happening, like
anchor down the gaze, Like what's going on? Do they
get like blown up into the hurricane? I don't know.

Speaker 4 (21:39):
Is there a questionnaire before they rescue you?

Speaker 2 (21:42):
Yeah?

Speaker 11 (21:42):
Do that?

Speaker 2 (21:42):
Does the boat pull up when you're on top of
the pitched roof? Well, you know, which was apparently a
huge problem with Butler. Does when the boat pulls up,
do they go, hey, how do you like to have
to sex? Is that what they yell before they engage?
And yeah, are you gay? And and then there's probably
some you know what was that? Well, we can't we

(22:03):
can't rescue you until we know if you're gay? Is
that yeah?

Speaker 4 (22:08):
If that's the case, we just advise everyone to say
they're gay.

Speaker 2 (22:11):
Yeah, just go ahead and be like just yeah, be
like gay over here, get me yeah, just go ahead,
get off them rooftop. They said, Yeah, FEMA is no
longer about getting the greatest good for the greatest amount
of people. It's about disaster equity. So some people because okay,
let me just I know, let me walk down this.
Just bear with me, please. And this was a FEMA

(22:33):
disaster preparedness meeting, so this is not speculation. These are
literally FEMA people with official FEMA backgrounds, and they're official
FEMA zoom call talking about this stuff, and they're they're
saying that it's about disaster equity. So if you and
someone else are across a flooded street and you're on
each other, you're on your roof and they're on their roof,

(22:54):
and there's one boat, then it has to go to
the person who's alphabet because it's about disaster equity. That
means if you have to die in the name of equity,
then I guess you've got to die. This is the
stupidest thing I've ever seen. We are taking, you know,
these these identity factors and making them into idols at

(23:15):
the expense of security and safety. They struggled before the storm.
Oh my gosh, I can't. I can't. One of the
guys whose picture there, I don't even understand what half
of his So his name is Tyler Atkins. He's a FEMA.

(23:36):
He works as a training manager in the Office of Resilience,
managing our Resilient Ready seminar series. It's a twife monthly webinar.
Say this sounds horrible. It discusses climate change, equity and
FEMA programs. Oh, they have twenty three thousand employees and
they get like thirty billion dollars a year. Why again,

(23:57):
this is so? And they've been trying to community it
on X and they're trying to say it's not FEMA,
but yes, we have to actually acknowledge that it's FEMA,
admitting that it's FEMA because it is.

Speaker 6 (24:09):
So.

Speaker 2 (24:09):
I mean, what if you can't. What if you're drowning
in the waters, like actively entering your lungs when the boat,
the FEMA boat pulls up and you can't. They don't
know what to do, Like we don't know if he's gay.
You can't say, I mean, can you, sir, can you
stop drowning for a second? Just tell us whether or
not you're gay. I'm not making all this up. This
is this is how stupid this is. And then you

(24:29):
have this audio somebody eleven. They're concerned about the shelters
misgendering uh illegal immigrant trans people. This is all this
stuff FEMA has been involved in. Listen to this stuff.

Speaker 6 (24:39):
This is crazy being a migrant trans woman. There is
an undocumented concern. There is also a concern of whether
they would trust the people places that are offering shelter
that are faith based because of the way they've been
responded to in the past. Then if they are accepted,
what would happen in terms of MISSI entering, in terms

(25:00):
of bedrooms and bathrooms, et cetera. And then in addition,
public safety once they're inside from those who are actually
sheltering with them.

Speaker 2 (25:11):
You know, the first people who have been showing up
to all this stuff have been faith based people. Femas
showed up a week later, so they don't get to complain,
they don't they don't get to do any of those
they showed up, they showed up way later. So it
was the faith based people that showed up first. And
now you're more worried about will are they using the
proper pronouns. Who gives the rats ask you've been displaced

(25:31):
by a hurricane, you're in need of shelter. Oh my gosh. Stop.
This is where fantasy goes too far, where you're now
actually impeding recovery, assistance, disaster response because of fantasy role play.
And you can get mad that it's called fantasy roleplay,
but that's exactly what it is. I mean, it's fantasy

(25:53):
role play. And now it's actually affecting saving lives. This
is just insane that we're at this this juncture in
society right now. Well, there's we can't we don't know
if they're you know, if they're misgendering people. You know
they've they're helped. You've got to volunteer staff. Usually with
a lot of these I mean these well all of them,

(26:14):
all of these faith based entities, it's a volunteer staff.
They are operating these shelters, they're serving their community. They're
also dealing with hundreds, sometimes thousands of people who need assistance.
We don't have time for this. We do not have
time for this. Either you're prioritizing saving lives and and

(26:38):
disaster recovery, or you just want to be the turn
the punch bowl and mess everything up because you're insistent
on marping. I mean, it's just audio sound bye nine.
This is when they've been pushing This is their public
relations campaign. They're trying to say that this is that
this stuff is saying these things and criticizing the agency
about these issues. You're criticizing them over something false. But

(27:00):
what we just played for you are literally two videos
of FEMA people in official FEMA meetings talking about it.
Audio sun by nine.

Speaker 12 (27:10):
So much is going viral online as well. One user
suggested yesterday that the militia should go against FEMA. I
got more than half a million views. What kind of
impact has this had on the recovery effort?

Speaker 11 (27:23):
It has a tremendous impact on the comfort level of
our own employees to be able to go out there.
But it's also demoralizing to all of the first responders
that have been out there in their communities helping people,
FEMA staff, volunteers, the private sector that are working side
by side with local officials to go out and help people.

(27:45):
I need to make sure I can get the resources
to where they needed. And when you have this dangerous
rhetoric like you're hearing it creates fear in our own employees.
We need to make sure we're getting help to the
people who need it.

Speaker 2 (27:57):
Okay, well, you're prioritizing though all of this other identity
politics stuff that has nothing to do with anything that
you're talking about. So I'm just I'm confused. And these
aren't falsehoods. All the stuff that they've been saying is
actually accurate that they're being criticized over. I mean, we've
got more. I mean, this is just the tip of
the iceberg. And yeah, and they are claiming that they

(28:18):
never gave any kind of money for the care and
housing of those who came in illegally. Well, that's just
false because we have receipts for that. I mean, it's
publicly available for kind of a lot. It's on FEMA's website.
How do you think people got this information? It is
so stupid. I can't even believe we're arguing about this.
So some of the other things we're looking at, too,
the polling. We're going to get into all of this
because there's some interesting stuff, excuse me, coming out of

(28:39):
Pennsylvania with registered Republican voters. Registrations are surging, I don't
know what that means just yet, because it had been
actually kind of depressed, it had been down and there
wasn't a lot of ground game there. So we're going
to go over that here coming up, and we're also
going to get into some of these other numbers. It's
still incredibly close, but there Trump has a little bit

(29:01):
of momentum. He's got four weeks to maintain it. A
new general election poll from Yuga of Yahoo, and then
several other you got forty seven to forty seven, have
them tied, RCP has them, I mean within the margin
of era. Again, it's still tied. Very close. There is,
like I said, a little bit of momentum for Trump

(29:22):
right now. Can he keep that for four weeks? And
then what does? What? What are Democrats going to do
in that time because at this point, any momentum Harris has,
I don't if she's losing it, then she's losing it.
I don't know how you recover that momentum. It's very
very hard to start to come down into that valley

(29:45):
off of a high after choosing your running mate, up
ending the Democrat primary, doing all of this stuff coming
from this, coming from this, you know, polling high this bump,
you're coming down into the valley now within four weeks,
it's really really hard to reclaim that or try to
capitalize on another event to give you momentum. That's just

(30:08):
statistically really impossible. So the Left needs to figure out
where she is in all of this, because that is
a huge indication about where we're going to be in
four weeks time. So we're going to get into all
of that. There's a lot still to get and we're
also going to get into what's happening in Florida. FEMA
was shutting landfills and apparently governor around Decanta sorted everyone

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Speaker 2 (33:07):
It's so awkward, guys, it's so awkward. Come on, her
teleprompter went down, so she was I guess just she's
trying to buy some time. So it.

Speaker 4 (33:24):
I knew how many days there were after she said.

Speaker 2 (33:25):
How many days were there? That was some Gwen Wall's
level repetition, turn the page, to turn the page. That
was really, she's just not she's being ripped for her
sixty minutes interview, which we're going to dive into coming up.
I was actually reading just on break another piece about it,

(33:46):
and it's just that she's just being beaten over it
because it's so it's just so awkward, and she just
when you're she's unprepared. She's just unprepared. Not everyone is
me for every type of position, or to hold every
type of office, or to even speak well without a

(34:08):
telling she couldn't do our job. She can do my job.
I don't have a teleprompter at all. Ever. Ever, I
have never used to tell I've never used a teleprompter
for a speech, like giving a speech like that.

Speaker 11 (34:18):
Ever.

Speaker 2 (34:19):
Now there will be times when I write my own
copy and I would like read for like an ad
or something. But there's she could not she can't think
like that, she can't think through like that. And it
is different. But if you're used to speaking in front
of people, and this has been the problem of her
hiding away and refusing to do press, you know, when
you're thrown in the middle of a press scrum like that,

(34:41):
you you're that's like training. It's like a training exercise
for these politicians. That's why they shouldn't run from the press.
That's they should take that opportunity to hone their rhetorical
skills and learn how to control the conversation and champion
your narrative, et cetera, et cetera. And when you hide
away and you you, you know, issue all these opportunities
to do so. This is what happens when you're in

(35:03):
front of an audience and your teleprompter it goes down.
Or what happens when you sit down for an interview
on your economic policies with sixty minutes and when you're
asked tough questions that force you off of your talking points,
the dance card, it gets rough. We're going to talk
about all of that coming up. There's more cringe to have,

(35:24):
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X and all that good stuff. So this, I just
want to reiterate, FEMA is FEMA's problem. This was the
I guess, one of the FEMA officials lamenting what she
described as the falsehoods and lives about FEMA response and
where money goes, et cetera, et cetera, and how it's

(37:12):
dangerous and demoralizing audio sound by nine. But there's a
follow up. Listen, sorry, ten.

Speaker 12 (37:21):
Let's talk about some of the misinformation that is out there,
including these claims some former President Trump that FEMA is
about a billion dollar short because money has been going
to undocumented immigrants. Also that the areas of the Republican
areas of the state are being intentionally ignored in some fashion.

Speaker 11 (37:41):
Yeah, it's frankly ridiculous and just plain false. This kind
of rhetoric is not helpful to people. You know, it's
really a shame that we're putting politics of head of
helping people, and that's what we're here to do. We've
had the complete support of the state. We've had the
local officials helping push back on this dangerous, truly dangerous

(38:03):
narrative that is creating this fear of trying to reach
out and help us or to register for help. You know,
people need resources and we need them to get into
the system. And it's it's just, you know, a shame
that people are sitting home on their comfortable couches. Well,
we have thousands of people here on the ground that

(38:24):
have left their own families.

Speaker 2 (38:26):
And to be able to complaining about your response because
it's citizens that are making it into these areas before
government a full week ahead of time. But what's more,
this was KJP what was this a week ago?

Speaker 4 (38:36):
Not even a week Yeah, first we hear her echoing
what you just heard her say, but then it fits
followed by a little flashback from twenty twenty two, just
one of the many press conferences that she says this
very thing.

Speaker 2 (38:47):
Audio Sember thirty three.

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Listen, No, Biden did not take a female relief money
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Speaker 2 (39:19):
So it sounds like what she just said was I lied.
And also FEMA says so it's from FEMA. They're saying this. Okay,
well there you have it. Well, of course they're all lying,
and I mean, you keep seeing look these people. I'm
gonna tell you something. You know, guys, there's there's a
damn hurricane recovery effort in six states, and then you

(39:39):
got another one that's making its way towards landfall and
Florida on Wednesday, Cat five Milton. People don't have time
to sit here and engage in politics. The stuff that
they're calling out is stuff that's actually happening. It's stuff
that they're seeing in their communities. I have an untold
number of friends in these states that are saying this stuff.
These are good people who have no reason to make
up these these accusations. They have no reason to fabricate

(40:00):
any kind of drama or any kind of story, because
you know what, they're trying to get their belongings out
of water logged properties. They're trying to pick up trees
and make their roads passable. They're trying to figure out
what they're going to do for their kids' school for
the next several weeks because they're not going to have
power in their area because the infrastructure has been destroyed.
They're just trying to figure out where they're going to
make sure they can keep getting clean water and hot showers.

(40:23):
They don't have time to make this stuff up for
political purposes. What they're calling out is what's happening. And
to discount that is offensive, to discount that is dangerous,
and to lie about it to save your own big
government ass is abysmal. Shame on you. FEMA should be
abolished because all of these people have been going into
these areas private citizens, volunteering of their own free will.

(40:46):
You've had private helicopter owners that have been flying in
resources rescuing people. The government is always behind, always behind,
a day late and a dollar short, and the efforts
always half asked every single time. And then how dare
you criticize their efforts? You know, they're staying in nice
hotels while other people in the area that have been
displaced can't even find shelter, done with it, or they're

(41:08):
threatening to they're threatening people if they're actually trying to
aid an assistant and resources and recovery done with this. No,
this is and then you got this, show this photo
of Alejandro Americas. This was insane. He's now, look, I
get that. You can you can, you can multitask. A

(41:28):
friend of mine took this. A lot of people were
sharing my friend's photo and they weren't crediting him, but
he would just it looked like he was sitting outside
a mall, you know, like it's it looked like one
of those things the wife is shopping. So I'm gonna
sit in the mall and have my coffee and just
scroll on my phone. And he watches Aleandromericas come out
of this ritzy men'swear store, comes out of this ritzy

(41:49):
menswear store where they have like very expensive suit jackets
and uh, you know, suits and and shirts and all
of this stuff. And uh uh he was shopping and
comes out with this nice shopping bag. It just looks bad.
It just looks It looked really bad, right, I'm not
begrudging you, you know, it just looked bad, especially when

(42:11):
he's been telling everyone that either the border has been
secure or that they're not spending money on stuff. When
they are spending money on stuff, it just looks bad.
And he comes out and he's shopping and he's all
in his khakis and he's got his you know, he's
got his nice tennis shoes on, and he's in his polo.
It's a front of mine who snapped this photo of
him leaving this very ritzy store and he'd made some

(42:33):
purchases and in the meantime, you know, what are you
doing for the The reason why this deserves attention is
because he's been telling people in six states that, I mean,
the way that the government has been set up in
the funding and everything has been prioritized, those people are
being disserviced. And you know what, when Ron DeSantis was
on last week, he's right. There are a lot of
Republicans in the House that have allowed for this to
happen and that have allowed for this time, and there

(42:55):
are a lot of voters that allowed for it to happen.
Everybody wants to kiss the ass of voters, and I
don't because you're not babies, you're grown people. And if
people are going to get offended by being told what
their lack of accountability and voting does, and you're no
better than the trans Tifa, who get upset when they're
told that just because they tuck, they can be called
a chick. We're not doing this costplaying stuff. If you
want better people in the house, vote for them. If

(43:17):
you want better candidates, get out there and donate and
mobilize and don't just get in, you know, after the fact.
I always get so aggravated when people get dissatisfied with
the choice of a candidate or the selection of a candidate.
Where were you when that candidate was being picked. Where
were you when there were a bunch of candidates in
the mix, and you know there there was fundraising here
and get out the vote and canvassing and all of that.

(43:37):
It's always the people who get in again, day late
and a dollars short, and then they want to complain
about it, and then they want to take their ball
and go home, as though they have no accountability in
this or any skin in the game. No, that's stupid.
The voter is just as much a part of this
and more responsible than the politician, because we're the people
who put them in there. I get that, you know,
we're not allowed to say that stuff. Oh I can.

(43:58):
I'm not a politician. I don't need no but vote.
But you all know, you all listening know it's true.
These people in the House have been enabling may Orcus.
They've been enabling this. They have the power of the purse.
When have they pulled it? They're all so scared, we're afraid.
I don't then I wish we'd lose seats. What's the
point if you're just going to go along with Democrats
and be democrat? L Like, what's the point can be

(44:21):
doing this that close? Speaking of what, let's talk about
some of the polling here. So the this is what
I think is weird. And I had a friend of
mine that had been looking back at like Hillary Clinton
back in twenty sixteen, and you know where Clinton was
compared to Trump going into polling. So the average at

(44:41):
a lot of these places, a lot of these pulling aggregates,
whether it's RCP or five point thirty eight or a
number of others, they have had Harris leading nationally. I mean, really,
it's tied unless you're beyond that margin of error. It's
just the tie. They have her in the ahead in
the popular vote by over two points. Now in about

(45:06):
this time in twenty twenty Biden was about eight or
nine points ahead in the polls over Trump. But then
when he finished on election Day, when all was sudden done,
he was like, it was barely four and a half
of the popular vote, so it was too over where
Harris is now a friend of mine, was looking at

(45:28):
Hillary Clinton at this time in twenty sixteen, in October
of twenty sixteen, and Hillary Clinton was about looking at
where Harris and wals are. Hillary Clinton is behind, was
behind where Joe Biden was in twenty twenty. Hillary Clinton
was two points behind that in twenty sixteen. So that's

(45:52):
why I'm saying it's so incredibly close. And it's the
way that you interpret and look at the polls and
then look at previous performances of the polling, and everything
is on the table. They're in Pennsylvania. Pull this up.
They have been registering an inordinate amount, which is good.
The numbers have been coming in for Republicans. The registering

(46:15):
for voters in Pennsylvania has surged. Pennsylvania is a state
that I think Republicans need to make an active play for.
Democrats were gambling it by not having Josh Shapiro on
the ticket. So Trump, I think going back to Butler,
I mean it was good. Some people are like, oh,
it was stagecraft. It was just But if it helps
to drive registered voters, where's the downside? You see what

(46:36):
I'm saying, Like, that's what Republicans should be doing. I
don't know. Stagecraft is where you go and registered Republicans
to vote. As long as you're registering Republicans. If you're
just doing rallies and you're not making anything happen, then
that's stupid and a waste of time and effort. But
if you hold a rally and your registrant voters, where's
the downside? So they had registered Republicans, the number of
Republicans registering surging last month, the Republicans in Pennsylvania almost

(47:00):
twice as many new voters as Democrats did. And looking
at the Senate, you got Dave McCormick against Bob Casey
the Democrat. And this is a very It hasn't gotten
a ton of attention, but it's a very interesting race
in Pennsylvania because it's sort of like a measure I think,

(47:21):
as to where Trump could be in the state as well.
It's in fact, there was over at red Stony pulled
this up This is a piece of at red state
that looks into these counties being a Bellweather some of
the counties in Pennsylvania being a Bellweather and how one
survey conducted by Signal showed that Trump led in Erie

(47:44):
and Northampton to bellweather counties in Pennsylvania. Those were won
by the overall winner in eight, twelve, twenty sixteen, and
twenty twenty. So they are crucial, like the battleground of
battlegrounds those counties. And by getting more people registered and
doing it in a margin of two to one over Democrats,
you're really shifting their momentum and you could be also

(48:06):
helping to shift the turnout as well, because Republican turnout
it's always what hurts. So Pennsylvania is becoming kind of
the clinch state for this more and more. So that's
what it's looking like, which is why again it makes
the Democrats gamble about going with Tim Walls even Dummer.
The reason that Democrats went with Wallts is because they
were trying to secure that left leaning, that leftwoard pitch

(48:30):
in the Democrat Party. That's the legacy that they're trying
to build towards. If they wanted to be more competitive
and if they didn't care so much about protecting their
Marxist shift, I don't think that they would have picked Walls.
I think they would have made a play for Pennsylvania.
This is a very dangerous gamble for Democrats to make,
and as it is right now, they're not performing in
Pennsylvania the way that they need to in order to

(48:52):
make that gamble pay off. And the voter registration, I
mean it is two to one. There's a net of
seven thousand plus new voters for the GOP and that's
in Upper Providence Township. That's the single biggest, the biggest
takeaway for registrations in all of the year. And Scott
Pressler has been up there doing a lot of this.

(49:13):
He was the one who a little bit back he
found so the day of the Trump rally this past Saturday,
he was the one who found that the Pennsylvania Department
of State were going to be doing this maintenance on
their registration website. And he noted that typically because he

(49:34):
went back and looked at this, he said, typically the
registration all of this stuff was done. You know, it's
done overnight, it's done. You know people are sleeping, so
it's not bothering anybody. They're going to start it in
the afternoon when the rally was going. That was kind
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So this is a crazy story, you guys. Remember he's
legally blind, the former New York Governor, David Patterson. So
he was savagely attacked by a group of teenagers. He
and his step son were out in Manhattan and they
saw these teenagers climbing a fire escape and he told
them to get down. And he and his step son,
twenty year old Anthony Sila, they came across these teenagers.

(51:36):
They were walking their dog and they got beat up
apparently brutally. I don't know what happened to the dog.
You're a post though, so that they got beat up
pretty bad. And it's interesting because Anthony is the biological
son of Curtis Sila. So he's out there walk I know.
That's what makes it super interesting, isn't it. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

(51:56):
And so he he got bruises and cut. He's expected
to recover. He had a concussion. They actually had to
take the Patterson to Cornell to the medical Center, where
his condition was listed as okay. But it was filed
as a gang assault. And these are like teenagers. I'm
looking at them, guys, they look like young It's so weird.

(52:17):
So Atlanta's investigator of the Year was allegedly shot after
breaking into the home. I don't know this. Aubrey Horton,
thirty two, was killed in Douglas County by a homeowner
in self defense. An off duty Atlanta police investigator was
fatally shot. He broke into a home about five in
the morning. He appeared to be experiencing a mental health
episode or under the influence of narcotics. He tried to

(52:37):
break into the front door. The individual who resided there
defended themselves. A ten year old boy was charged for
driving a stolen car near a crowded Minneapolis playground, and
not just near it, but also on it. A ten
year old boy, and it's not the first time that
he's done this. So this which is now coming out
now with the video September twentieth, Minneapolis police said that

(52:58):
it happened near an elementary school in Minneapolis when the
playground was crowded, and there's like CCTV footage. Nobody was injured, thankfully,
but this is the third time this ten year old
has been arrested. Listen to this. He is a suspect
ten years old in a dozen cases auto theft, robbery,
assault with a deadly weapon. That is crazy. He's ten
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Speaker 2 (53:42):
Welcome back to the program. Dana Lash here with you
at the bottom of the second hour. I don't know
if you've got to see Tim Walls talk to Shannon Breen.
By the way, he is one of the nicest people
in broadcasting. She's a I mean, she's like an actual Christian,
like some people just wear the crosses. Sometimes you'll see
people on cable news and I joke around, but I'm serious,

(54:03):
like the bigger the cross, the bigger the moral deficiency.
Many times I'm not kidding. One day I'm going to
write a book and I'll name people, but not now
distrust But she and a Bream actually is a She
is a legit. She's a real one. She's you know,
she's one of the nicest people. Obviously she's a conservative,

(54:25):
but she also is just an anker, like she's this
is a weird phrase to say for legacy media, but
like a classically trained anchor. Right. She's very good at
what she does. So she had Tim Walls on these
are not hard questions that she's asking of him, and
it was just well audio sun by twenty three, it

(54:46):
was a disaster that's putting up mildly.

Speaker 7 (54:50):
Watch the vice president has made it clear that she
has policies that make a difference. Her border policies are
the most strongest, the fairest we've seen.

Speaker 3 (54:59):
It's now though there you know a lot of people,
including your own party, would not join that statements. There
are millions of people who have come here over the
last few years that you know they see this as
an policies.

Speaker 7 (55:13):
Well, simply we have a policy. Donald Trump sees it
as a political say. Look, James Langford and Oklahoma, the
Border Patrol agents, the Wall Street Journal, the Chamber of
Commerce all said pass this legislation. You have to have
Congress to authorize fifteen hundred new border agents. You have
to have Congress to authorize DOJ to speed adjudications on
these asylum claims. Those are things that would actually work.

(55:35):
Donald Trump told us for four years he would deal
with this. He didn't. He didn't build his wall two
percent Mexico didn't pay for it. This is a real
bill that has bipartisan support, It has the experts on board,
and it starts to tackle these issues. And we don't
have to resort to demonizing people. We don't have to
resort to making up our crafting stories. As Center Vance

(55:57):
said he did. Those things were not happening in Springfield.
But it doesn't mean that we can't pass a piece
of legislation to strengthen our border. That's what kam L.
Harris is talking about.

Speaker 3 (56:06):
Well, the problem that piece of legislation does cut you
include the wall that you guys had been so you've
disparaged that. I mean the Vice president has as well,
So I don't know if she really intends to move
forward with that. But it was negotiated by three or
four Senators, and many Republicans came out against it long
before President Trump indicated he didn't like it either.

Speaker 2 (56:25):
Yeah, and then there was this where they get into
the abortion issue. And you remember he told this story
and you know, we've talked about the story, the story
of Amber Thurman, and this was out in Georgia where
even her own attorney said it was not the law
on abortion. It was, well, her attorney said it was

(56:47):
medical malpractice. Honestly, if you're taking that, what is it
mith pistrone, the abortion pill. One of the effects of
that is you could get subs to she you bleed
to death, all like horrible things like every bad side
effect is on the is is detailed as a consequence
of taking that pill. She took it and then after
she was vomiting blood for three days, she waited to

(57:07):
go to the hospital. Then she went to the hospital,
uh Breen. She confronted Waltz about this because Waltz kept
saying that it was abortion, the abortion law that killed Thurman,
and it wasn't. Even her own attorney disagrees with that audio.
Somebody twenty four listen.

Speaker 3 (57:19):
Wade and about the Amber Thurman case in Georgia. Her
family has and it's tragic. She is a young mother
who left behind a young son. But what her family
has said is it was a complication from an abortion
pill that she received and she didn't get proper care
when she went to a Georgia hospital, which had multiple
opportunities to intervene there. Her own attorney, the family's attorney,
says it wasn't the Georgia law. It was the hospitals.

(57:41):
What he claims is malpractice not treating for her when
she clearly showed up in distress and still had the
byproducts of her pregnancy because of that rare complication from
the abortion pill. So just to be clear on the
Georgia law and how her family and her attorney sees it.

Speaker 7 (57:56):
I think they also indicated that had she not go
to North Carolina after the debate the other night, that
she would have been in a better position.

Speaker 2 (58:03):
So look, wait, no, had she just not she legally
acquired the pills, that's not an issue. So what he's
suggesting still is that there was some sort of illegality
due to the changing of the law, and there wasn't.
That's not true. She waited for three days after she
took the pill when she was home three days, so
that's not true. These are not going well these interviews.

(58:24):
The sixty minutes interview was really bad. Audio sunbody too.
Kamala Harris was talking about the Middle East. I well, listen.
Seems that Prime Minister Netanyah who is not listening well, Bill, the.

Speaker 14 (58:41):
Work that we have done has resulted in a number
of movements in that region by Israel that were very
much prompted by or a result of many things, including
our advocacy for what needs to happen.

Speaker 2 (59:01):
And it was prompted by and such as maps and
it's you know, not a lot of people have maps,
and it was such as such as that that was
so bad. Do you want to hear her talk about
her economic plan audio sound bite three. Go ahead. My plan, oh.

Speaker 14 (59:25):
Boy, is about saying that when you invest in small businesses,
you invest in the middle class, and you strengthen America's economy.
Small businesses are part of the backbone of America's economy.

Speaker 4 (59:38):
But pardon me that, Advice President.

Speaker 12 (59:41):
The question was, how are you going to pay for it?

Speaker 14 (59:45):
Well, one of the things, I'm going to make sure
that the richest among us who can afford it, pay
their fair share in taxes. It is not right that
teachers and nurses and firefighters are paying a higher tax
or not then billionaires and the biggest corporations. And I
plan on making that fair.

Speaker 12 (01:00:05):
But we're dealing with the real world here.

Speaker 4 (01:00:07):
But the real world includes how are you going to
get this through Congress?

Speaker 14 (01:00:12):
You know, when you talk quietly with a lot of
folks in Congress, they know exactly what I'm talking about
because their constituents know exactly what I'm talking about.

Speaker 8 (01:00:21):
Fake.

Speaker 2 (01:00:21):
It's almost like it's fake. I feel like if you
were watching this in a movie, it would fit right.
He who is this guy? Who is the acre? Because
he's so straight faced? Juan, can you just isolate where
he just sat. They're looking at her because that man's
poker face. I want that man's poker face. I just
want to have that man's he's just staring at her.

Speaker 16 (01:00:43):
Out there in our nation and don't have that, and
that I believe that our education like such as a
South Africa and Iraq everywhere like such as, and I
believe that they should give over here.

Speaker 2 (01:00:59):
Us because he was so he was so good and
he just was like very he just was looking at
her like I am unmoved. Look at his face, he
is not that's a poker face. Look, he's like amused,
he's not sympathetic. If you're her and you're staring at
his face, can you read him? Can you read his face?

(01:01:20):
Can you can you tell whether he's he's got he's
got a touch of incredulity, honest, his countenance, he's he
looks like he's gonna laugh at her, but he's also
being it, Oh my gosh, and he's like, but that's first,
he's like he didn't answer the question. And this is CBS.
They hate her. Oh my gosh. It's so bad. It's

(01:01:42):
so bad. But there's more, because isn't seven related to
this too, or is this? I know somebody said go
ahead and play seven. This is so bad.

Speaker 17 (01:01:52):
I want to take a moment. Oh no, he can
dry podcast. To think of any law that gives the
government the power to make a decision. I know what
you're gonna ask about a man's body?

Speaker 2 (01:02:08):
No, No, is there any law?

Speaker 6 (01:02:13):
No?

Speaker 2 (01:02:13):
Really no sounds important. So she can't go and do
She's only done like what she did sixty minutes interview
and then she went on it's a sex podcast, and
this chick brought her on to talk to her, and
she it was like, you know, kind of that kind
of stuff. And of course they talked about abortions, because

(01:02:33):
heaven forbid, you be a woman and you do a
podcast and you be on the left. I mean, that's
all you talk about sex, sex, vagina's abortions, baby killing,
and blah blah blah. Be you No, that's it, that's it.
I'm there's no lie and she, I mean, she couldn't
even answer why. I think what audio sun bite five
is this? Because she was asked, well, why did you

(01:02:55):
do this podcast that didn't even touch on any serious issue?
All you talked about was sex and abortion? Why didn't
you Why didn't you talk about anything serious? This was
her again. If you want to try to wade through
this answer, boy audio, somebody tof five.

Speaker 17 (01:03:10):
I'm curious, Like you don't do too many long form interviews.
What made you want to do Colored Addy today?

Speaker 14 (01:03:18):
Well, I think you and your listeners have really got
this thing right, which is one of the best ways
to communicate with people is to be real what you
know and to talk about things that people really care about.
What I love about what you do is that it's
about saying your voice and your show is really about

(01:03:40):
your listeners. And I think, especially now, this is a
moment in the country and in life where people really
want another scene and heard and that they're part of
a community.

Speaker 2 (01:03:51):
This is so stickd They're not out there alone. This
is so embarrassed. So what is with that obstetrician set,
Like it looks like you're about to go in the
corner and throw your legs stirrups. Is it just to
like reinforce that whole like, Hey, you're at the guino?
Is that like the whole shtick of it. It looks
like a giant guino set? Am I wrong? I'm not wrong?
With all the Amazon accouterments. I mean, I can like

(01:04:12):
sit here and be like, that's all Amazon wishless from
some chick named Becky out in Utah. And it looks
like an obstetrician's office. That's what it looks like. That's
what the whole set looks like. It's a giant Maxi
Pad commercial. That's it with wings. That's like supposed to
be like the it in podcasting and chicks and then
it's call her Daddy chiss. How about shut up bitch?

(01:04:34):
How about that as a podcast name? I'd be great
with it. What I'm not wrong? You know I'm not wrong?
Can we can? I stop with the blonde wood? Hate it?
Hate it does?

Speaker 6 (01:04:48):
Though?

Speaker 2 (01:04:48):
You don't go into those offices. Can because you're a dude.
I mean, when you go into the man's office is
like going to a mechanic shop. And I don't know,
I'm a check I don't go. I'm going to space mechanic.

Speaker 4 (01:04:57):
It's quite different than the mechanic. But that did look
like just a general doctor's office, feel like a waiting
room sort of doctor's office thing. I don't know what
that was about.

Speaker 2 (01:05:05):
Yeah, it looked like there's gonna be like some spa
music playing, and then somebody's got a diffuser in the corner, right,
one of those like one of those oil yeah, essentral
oil diffusers. There's probably like a bowl of crystals out there.

Speaker 6 (01:05:20):
Geez.

Speaker 2 (01:05:21):
I mean it makes me I'm allergic to that. Those
are the interviews that she does. That's what she does.
I I don't know. And then you have this here
Jensaki saying, well, they're gonna start taking more risks. Wolltz Harris.
Which one was this? I had to highlighted and I
just let it go.

Speaker 8 (01:05:39):
Uh.

Speaker 2 (01:05:40):
She said that they're they're gonna start hit Yeah, I
guess in my twenty five a big shift is coming.
They're gonna start taking more risks, like like what risks.

Speaker 18 (01:05:47):
Listen, We've already seen them announce this, which I think
is a great thing. Vice President Harris has a number
of interviews she's doing over the next couple of weeks.
Wal Tim Walls, who I think is a huge asset
who hasn't been tapped into near for the last month,
is going to be out there a great deal.

Speaker 4 (01:06:03):
And you're right.

Speaker 18 (01:06:04):
I mean, the thing is, at this point when everything matters,
you have to take risks, and that people may make mistakes.

Speaker 2 (01:06:10):
It's worth it.

Speaker 18 (01:06:10):
Put them out there and have them doing a bunch
of stuff. But we've already seen them announced their plans
to do exactly that.

Speaker 2 (01:06:15):
So what I'm curious, like, are they going to go
and what what are they doing?

Speaker 4 (01:06:21):
Kane, The risk is probably their planning an actual sit
down interview that isn't edited, that's live.

Speaker 2 (01:06:28):
That would be risky, but they've been going so well
for them.

Speaker 4 (01:06:31):
It'd be so risky.

Speaker 2 (01:06:32):
The sit downs been going so well. We got a
lot more on the way. We've got Florida Man coming up.

Speaker 4 (01:06:40):
It's his life mission to make bad decisions. It's time
for Florida Man.

Speaker 2 (01:06:48):
I read this story because it's insane. It's the headline
is from the CBS affiliate in Martin County, Florida. It said,
from strip club to loan to from strip club him
to arson attempt? How a one hundred dollars debt ignited
in your tragedy. So it talks about this uber driver
who in deputies who stopped at Dudley Arson attempt. But
the reason they were able to stop it is because

(01:07:11):
the guy, the Florida ma that the Uber driver picked
up said he's on his way. He's going to go
burn down his friend's trailer and he's going to be
using some gasoline that he has because his friend has
not paid back one hundred dollars loan he gave him
to go to a strip club and have a not out.
And then so the uber driver like was able to
signal to authorities and they arrested this guy. This is
a crazy story. So they picked the guy up and

(01:07:35):
the Carlos Flores, he was livid, thirty three year olds.
He was livid because he gave his friend, he said,
one hundred dollars to go to the strop club. Why
would you do that? And then his friend never paid
it back. His friend insisted that he did, but Flora
said it didn't happen. So he literally hired an uber
driver to drive him to his friend's house where he
was going to burn down his friend's trailer. And I

(01:07:56):
guess just getting the uber and go back, like how
is that going to work? I don't know. The driver
was like understandably alarmed, and so he discreetly alerted the
deputies and he yeah, so they had mariin Counnie Sheriff's
I mean, then they smelled the gas on it, like
they smelled that he had accelerant on him. So he
also had a knife, and so I guess he was
gonna stab his friend.

Speaker 6 (01:08:16):
He was.

Speaker 2 (01:08:16):
He got out and the Uber driver they were like,
I guess, you know, act normally, and the deputies apprehended
Flora's but Floras was able to pour out some gasoline
around the house and he was gonna light it. That's crazy.
So I honestly could not be an Uber driver because
I think it's harder if your chick. But also you
got to be in a vehicle with weirdos sometimes, right,

(01:08:38):
Like I appreciate the drivers like go above and beyond
and they make it nice, you know, and they got
like waters. I mean, I always love giving them guys
like great ratings, but I would be weird. Like what
if you get a Jackwagon who's like bringing guests to
his friends trailer or Barney's house down, Like what if
you got to give that guy right and you and
you got to commit, like you don't even know he's
crazy until you're the journey has begun, right.

Speaker 6 (01:08:59):
You know?

Speaker 2 (01:08:59):
Driver give you ratings too? What kind of reading you
think that guy got? I bet he can't ever take
uber again. Yeah, I bet he can't. So this man
was at a camp a campsite. Got to talk about
this guy. Yeah, if you would imagined what people who
have method a campsite would look like. Yeah, that's about right.
Florida man was arrested on a drug charge after a
methamphetamine was found at his campsite in Your Homes Creak

(01:09:20):
Boat Ramp. Forty one year old Michael Ryan Forbes is
charged with possession of myth. He was also going to manufacture,
sell or deliver twenty five hundred dollars bond. They said
that the Sheriff's deputies were summoned to Holmes Creak Boat
because a suspicious activity, and of course they found people
with backpacks loaded up with myth and glass pipes and
all kinds of stuff, and they busted like a whole

(01:09:41):
bunch of people. So I guess they were the man.
One of the guys kin tell me that you see
the guy with the long hair, who literally looks like
he was hired. He's he's like a cat. He looks
like if a sloth became a person and went to
jail for meth it would be this guy, forty eight
year old. He's forty eight. This guy, Oh no, this
is is this a fifty two year old? The forty

(01:10:02):
eight year old? I mean he looks I can't tell
forty one, right, dude, Yeah, that guy that wan is
getting ready straight. It's if a sloth became a human.
That looks like a fake. It looks like a way anyway.
They are all arrested because they were going to distribute
this myth from this boat ramp stick with us. Third
hour on the way, Welcome back to the program. Top

(01:10:22):
of our third hour, Ladies and gentlemen, always going to
be with you, get you set up for the week.
Talking about polling. We've been watching Hurricane Milton. The names
are fascinating to me. Hurricane Milton is the next one.
It's a Cat five Barylin towards Florida and looks it's
nerve wracking. I hope people are going to be careful

(01:10:44):
and pay attention if you got to evac So we're
going to be watching all of it. So again, welcome
back to the program. Channel three to forty seven, Direct
TV X Rumble, all that good stuff. So it's uh,
it developed off of like Mexico, off of the Ucatan
peninsulans like that, and then they've issued mandatory evacuations. People
are scrambling. We've got a lot of listeners in the area.

(01:11:05):
One's showing you that the project well it's not projection anymore.
That's where it's going. And they're also saying it's anywhere
from like in some areas nine to twelve storm search
and some twenty foot storm search. Mint Milton, they said,
has the potential Hurricane Milton, according to ACU Weather's chief meteorologists,
to become one of Florida's most damaging and costly hurricanes.

(01:11:27):
Looking at Tampa, Venice, Fort Myers, Naple, Marco Island, and
they're looking at a storm surge of ten to fifteen
feet just north of Tampa through Fort Myers, and they
said that should an intense Milton track just north of Tampa.
They're looking at those twenty foot storm surges. That's catastrophic.
They haven't seen that in modern history in Tampa Bay.
Now Tampa International Airport has closed as evacuations have begun.

(01:11:50):
They're suspending all commercial and cargo operations beginning at nine
a m. Ahead of the hurricane. They don't know when
the uh, they don't know when it's going to reopen.
So there they got storm shelters open the whole nine yards.
So we're just kind of keeping an eye on all
of this stuff as this is ongoing and hoping everyone

(01:12:11):
stays safe and listens, especially if you're in an evac area,
to make sure that you make sure you listen in
evac if need be. So while this has been happening
and Tampa Bay too, I wanted to pull this up
because they were talking about I was reading a piece
on the infrastructure why they said Tampa Bay was particularly vulnerable.

(01:12:34):
They were saying that it's it's it's kind of the region,
and it's it's just what it's a susceptible place for flooding.
It's seven hundred miles a shoreline, three million residents. Usually,
it's in an economy that's dependent upon winter tourism and
the because of that and a lot of the development.

(01:12:56):
But it'll be gosh, just that. Prayers for everybody to
stay safe that are in Tampa Bay. I wanted to
Now we're following this, we also have the year observance
of October seventh, a year a year ago, one hundred hostages,
many of them Americans, many at least seven to eight
Americans haven't really heard a lot about them from our

(01:13:18):
government anymore, right, King, and we got kind of some
word salad. I'm going to pull this up from Kamala
Harris about this. She audio SoundBite for she wouldn't actually
talk about net and Yah who is an ally before October.
This is a weird. This is just weird from her. Listen,
do we have a real close ally in prime Minister

(01:13:42):
and Yahoo?

Speaker 14 (01:13:43):
I think, with all due respect, the better question is
do we have an important alliance between the American people
and the Israeli people? And the answer to that question
is yes.

Speaker 2 (01:13:55):
Just say I mean, you can't say if he's an
ally one day before I mean this, So this was
an interview. Bill Whitaker was the guy who did it,
and I thought I actually did a good job. And
she couldn't say, I mean, it's the day before October seventh,
and she can't say whether or not that's he's an ally.
It's just her interview with sixty minutes was a disaster.

(01:14:19):
It was a disaster. She cannot think on the off
the cuff. She cannot, she cannot And Democrats just want
you to get over it. This was weird too. I
wanted to touch on audio some by thirty one. So
even though it's Joy Bayhart and I don't really think
that she's influential, I think what she's saying here is
something that I have heard reiterated from a lot of

(01:14:39):
Democrats going into this. It's like an excuse to cover
the inadequacies of Kamala Harris. It's an excuse to cover
how Democrats upended their own primary and kind of did
a well not kind of, they did a bait and switch.
But listen to what Joy Bahart is. She's like talking
to republicans here audio somebody thirty one.

Speaker 8 (01:15:00):
I would say to those Republicans out there who are
sitting on the fence, just do it this one time.
Do it this one time, vote for the Democrat to
save the country, and listen to Liz Chanding. When everything
goes back to normal, then become a Republican again, like
a listen will become.

Speaker 2 (01:15:15):
And probably so what they're playing to here is something
that I've heard and seen repeated often on the right.
There are people on the right who think that, well,
you know, we got to save conservatism, so we've we
might have to take one for the team this time,
and that talk has filtered over to Democrats, and that's
what she's playing to here as a way to benefit
She acts like, well, you know what, just do it

(01:15:36):
this one time and then you can go back to
being a Republican. And there are some like Liz Cheney
who were taking her seriously, who take that seriously, who
believe in that, which is stupid. Liz Cheney, of all people,
remember all the stuff that they said about our dad.
Democrats are not happy with no matter what you sacrifice
to them. They were calling different Republican officials war criminals.

(01:16:00):
Oh my gosh, they said Paul Ryan was trying to
kill your grandparents. They I remember being part of the
Tea Party and they were castigating us as being domestic terrorists.
I mean, they've never been happy with anything. These are
the same Democrats that have been persecuting good people throughout
the press for years before Trump ever saw national light

(01:16:20):
and political prominence nationally, and so they act like, well,
this one time and then you can go back. You
can never go back. That's not acceptable. A sacrifice once
made is a sacrifice that cannot ever be retrieved. You
can't no take these backsies. But that's what they're talking about. Though.
You got to save save the country in what way.
You don't save it by obliterating it. You don't save
it by ruining it. But this is they're playing to that.

(01:16:43):
Oh just listen, Republican voters, do it just this one time,
and then you can go back a lot of these people.
And this is the This is the issue I have
because I rarely even eighty percent like a candidate eighty percent.
But this is how you got to look at this stuff.
You have one side in this country that wants to

(01:17:06):
emotionally blackmail you into thinking that you exercising your vote
as you would exercise movement of a piece across a
chessboard is tantamount to a personal endorsement of everything personal
about that particular piece or that particular politician. And that's

(01:17:27):
a tactic that they will apply to you, but not themselves,
because they don't want you to strategize. They want to
try to hoist you by your own petard, so to speak.
They want to make you think, well, you're not being consistent.
If you're voting for someone who is flawed, you're not
being consistent if you're voting for someone who has issues,

(01:17:48):
even if you're just voting to advance your issues, don't
ever conflate the two. This is why, and I don't
mean to have it sound as a pejorative, but these
politicians are tools on a chess board. That's all they are.
How you're not being best friends with them, you're advancing

(01:18:08):
your interests. I am selfishly involved in this. For me,
I want to be left the hell alone and not
have give all my money to the government. What candidate,
what tool best best advance is that on the board
on the in the election? What tool does what candidate does?
That's how you gotta look at this. But they want
to they want to emotionally blackmailing to thinking, now you're

(01:18:28):
taking on everything about this candidate. Well that's not true.
They've never have, they never have. But that's you're I
see these people like you know, the NEPO baby on
the view and these others. You're either voting to advance
your issue or you're voting against your issue. It really
is as simple as that. I mean, if you if

(01:18:50):
you can't, and a lot of these people that are
just angry, Some of these Republicans are just mad because
they feel like there was a there was a I
think that they're two different establishments within the Republican Party,
and then you have conservatives, and I think that there's
a fight between two parts of the establishment right now,
and one of them is mad that they got waylaid
and so they're you know, this is like a revenge

(01:19:12):
tour for them. But if you're abandoning your issues, it's
one thing to say with some of these people like
Cheney that you're just gonna leave your the top of
your ballot blank, but you're going to vote Republican for
the rest. It's one thing to say that, and it's
one thing then to go out and say, oh, I'm
voting for Kamala Harris, because then you're endorsing all of
the issues that you have made a career in saying
that you oppose. So then it becomes not about issues

(01:19:34):
for you, not about principle. This is personal for you,
and you're putting the personal before the principle, which is
one of the most unpatriotic things I can think of.
It's unpatriotic to be so personally blinded that you ncap
yourself principally because you're trying to get even and that's

(01:19:54):
what these people are doing. Again, it's one thing if
for those who are just so prevailed upon, if you know,
it's one thing to leave a blank, but it's one
thing entirely to vote for a damned Democrat, to vote
for Harris. You're voting for those issues. You're voting to
advance the other side. That's your own goal. I don't
get that, because then you've never been a conservative, you've

(01:20:17):
never been a Republican. If you're willing to sell out
your principles, then did you ever have any in the
first place. I don't know. Cane notes that people are
moved by emotion more so than values. Oh I think
so too. I agree, I agree, but it's still frustrating
all the same. Can I tell you about the lesbian captain.

(01:20:43):
New Zealand lost its I can't do a New Zealand
accent lost its first navy vessel since World War II,
the Menuwanee, a one hundred million dollar survey and dive
vessel commissioned in twenty eighteen. Oranderground burst into flames and
sank off the coast of Samoa. Now wait a minute,
what yeah, yeah, so this is a very weird story.

(01:21:04):
So this the lady who did it or the lady captain.
She was a British person who moved to New Zealand
and then I guess took commission of this vessel. And
this was in twenty twelve. So the accusation is that

(01:21:26):
she was a dei higher. People weren't mad because she
was a woman. People weren't even mad because she was
a lesbian. They were mad. And the accusations are that
she was advanced faster up the chain of command because
she was the lesbian and not because she was particularly skilled.
It was the first ship in her first ship command

(01:21:46):
on her naval career, and the accusation is that she
just did not have the record to do it. I mean,
the crew was rescued overnight. Seventy five crew and passengers
on board safely rescued, but it crashed into a reef,
caught fire within fifteen minutes and sank. So now there's
like an oil spill that they say are gonna hurt

(01:22:07):
the whole fishing ecosystem because people eat the fish. They
fish that are gonna that are it's gonna hurt it.
There it's a hundred million dollar vessel and it's you know,
off the Samoan Coast and no one knows that. There
hasn't been a report yet as to white lost power,
but they do a lot. She posts a ton of
photos of her posing talking about exclusion, like one she

(01:22:29):
posted a great team requires effort and recognition, No room
for exclusion, no room for bullying. Pink Shirt Days or
something like that. I don't know. And she's like all
diversities are strength and all this stuff. There's like more
on that on her socials than like anything else. It's
like activist stuff. So, I mean, it's New Zealand, so

(01:22:50):
thankfully it wasn't us, but still, I mean, there's jokes
about women drivers here, but this is like some poot
booty juje level. Yeah, she clearly has came out. It's
excluded her training.

Speaker 4 (01:23:01):
And now all of the news you would probably miss.

Speaker 2 (01:23:07):
A new social media campaign was launched last week with
the hope of drawing people back to Oakland. It's called
Oakland is Better in Person and they're trying to highlight
the city's culture and businesses and they hope to use
social media to do it. Yeah, good luck with that.
That's yeah, somebody's paying for this, and that's going to

(01:23:27):
be a waste of money. I don't know. So this, uh,
let's see, this was OKSDK, A group flying of swastika
flag held a demonstration over Saint Louis Arie Interstate. Yeah,
I'm sure it's not FEDS. Sure, why is this even
a thing? Why is this even a headline you've got?
I mean, and they all had, they were all wrapped
up and covered up. They look like fed boys, not

(01:23:49):
even gonna. I'm not even a fed thing.

Speaker 4 (01:23:52):
But people that were you know, we're friends with a
lot of people still in Saint Louis. They were posting
as though this was real, and it's such a devastating
thing and a signal how far we've fallen in society.
It's like, people, do you not get this?

Speaker 2 (01:24:04):
Yeah?

Speaker 4 (01:24:05):
Do you not get it?

Speaker 2 (01:24:06):
The most popular Halloween candy they had it by state,
and I think it's what Sour Patch Kids in Texas
and in Missouri it's Almond Joy which one of you? People?

Speaker 11 (01:24:18):
Who is he?

Speaker 14 (01:24:19):
Who you?

Speaker 2 (01:24:19):
And what is wrong with you? People? Florida is Reese's.
So at least they did it right. Sour Patch Kids.
Also in Alaska, New Mexico's Hot Tomali's Hershey's Kisses so basic.
Now in Utah it's candy corn. By the way, candy
corn is a phenomenal supreme Halloween candy. And I'm tired

(01:24:39):
of pretending that it's not.

Speaker 4 (01:24:40):
I don't see how it is.

Speaker 2 (01:24:43):
It completely is. And you can stack all the little
kernels together and make a corn cob.

Speaker 4 (01:24:46):
It's like somebody chipped off a little candle and said, hey,
here you go, here's candy delicious.

Speaker 2 (01:24:52):
Let's see sour patch kids are like the big winner.
Almost everywhere. Ohio is blow Pops. Yeah, what's wrong?

Speaker 5 (01:25:00):
What?

Speaker 2 (01:25:01):
Indiana is Starburst? Virginia's Butterfinger. Connecticut also has am and Joy.
I don't know what's wrong with them. I don't get
some of these like boring, like too many has like Skittles,
Louisiana's Lemonheads, it's kind of interesting. Arkansas's butterfinger, h Yeah,
that's just odd. Blow Pops that's probably the most boring.
One is blow Pops. I don't get it. And last,

(01:25:23):
but not least, the Supreme Court is going to weigh
New Mexico's ten billion lawsuit ten billion dollar lawsuit against
fire arm manufacturers. We're gonna talk about this later this week.
They the bulk of the suit was tossed out on
other legal grounds, But they're trying to talk. The weird
thing is they're trying to talk about trafficking, which I'm like,
how are you gonna bring that up without talking about
fast and furious.

Speaker 6 (01:25:42):
Yeah.

Speaker 2 (01:25:42):
We get a lot more on the way, including the
latest with Hurricane Milton, the election culture, all kinds of stuff.
Stick with us.

Speaker 10 (01:25:51):
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Speaker 2 (01:26:05):
Welcome back to the program. Dana Lash with you the
bottom of this third hour. You guys, remember this is
I was reading this from the Wall Street Journal. Guys.
Remember the trade that we made for Brittany Griner. Yeah,
and the trade was to get her back for Victor

(01:26:26):
Anato Anatolyevich, a major Russian arms dealer that they call
Merchant of Death. And he was released by the Biden
administration twenty two in exchange for Griner, who was arrested
because she brought cannabis oil into the country now it
was illegal and did anyway, Well, apparently he's already arranged
for it because he's been released. You know, he's already

(01:26:48):
arranged for another shipment of arms to the Hoothies. It's
the deals in process, and so people are trying to
community note which is getting destroyed on X because they're like, well,
he hasn't made the deal. No, he literally, it's in progress.
It's going to be made. They've already transferred funds. It's
acording to Wall Street Journal. Are you stupid? Stop playing semantics.
So he's already already made a weapons deal with the

(01:27:11):
Houthis in Yemen, an Iranian back terror group. So FYI
I feel about that. Yeah, there's a reason why the
Russians wanted him. I mean, one of the most baffling
trades ever, but you know there's a reason why. So
he's already back at it. Interesting keep that in mind.
See stuff like that and the interviews from Harris Walls

(01:27:33):
that I think are that's why we're seeing a bump
to the bottom for Harrison polling. Although don't get super excited.
I just don't. I look at it like this. If
she if Harrison Walls are already h now careening downward
into a valley. There is not going to be There's

(01:27:56):
no way that they can recover it. There's I mean, Kane,
what do you what do you have to have if
you're a Democrat and you're watching and I'm not, I
don't want people to get excited and think, FATA company,
that's we're done. But I don't know what anything that
you do to get back that momentum four weeks out.

Speaker 4 (01:28:18):
No, there's nothing you can do. I mean, short of.

Speaker 2 (01:28:22):
Short of an like an stop. It just a crazy
October surprise that they would have. But they've already they've
already threw everything out. They don't have anything new.

Speaker 4 (01:28:33):
So that partially explains why Kamla's got the big media
blitz this week.

Speaker 2 (01:28:39):
Oh she's trying really hard, she's I mean, we're less
than a month now, and her campaign schedule is is
actually kind of light, which is weird. She's not really
doing any serious interviews any the sixty minutes when was like,
as serious as I think you're going to see, she's yeah.

(01:29:01):
It's just it's just odd they said that they weren't.
They said at this at this time last month that
they were going to ramp up her campaigning in October,
but now, I mean it's the seventh.

Speaker 4 (01:29:13):
So I think Democrats are just so used to the
media doing the campaigning for them that they feel like
all they have to do is go out and do
these you know, upper echelon shows and show face on TV.
And that's worked for them and has worked for them
for quite a while.

Speaker 2 (01:29:29):
And do you think that the media would probably be
a little bit more in if she was in the
lead because they're tied, which is insane.

Speaker 4 (01:29:38):
I don't even I believe that they are.

Speaker 2 (01:29:40):
I think that they are. I think it's so close
that it's a virtual time.

Speaker 4 (01:29:43):
I'm not convinced, I am, and.

Speaker 2 (01:29:44):
I caution people they need to think that way. If
you want to win, you got to Yeah.

Speaker 4 (01:29:48):
No, no, no, I'm not saying I'm unconvinced to the
point where I'm not going to vote.

Speaker 2 (01:29:52):
I'm just saying, but and here's why, Joe Biden going
into twenty twenty, if you if you weed out some
of the garbage, it was like maybe four points over,
maybe four and a half over Trump in twenty twenty
at this time last year, and he barely Harris is
not near that. See what I'm saying she's not in

(01:30:16):
the lead. She's already losing any momentum she got with
the running mate in the DNC and all that stuff.
She's not making herself available in the press. So it's
how do you regain that momentum I was looking at.
I don't like to go off the betting averages, but
I do think that people bet money, who bet money

(01:30:37):
are informed about what they're betting on, and they like
to get up to date information. I do think that
I think it's accurate, right Cane. I'm not being dumb
on that.

Speaker 4 (01:30:47):
But also, if I'm betting and I know that one
side has the ability to rig it for themselves, that
I would lean my bet towards that side. And that's
just how good.

Speaker 2 (01:30:57):
Doesn't mean that I have Well, now I'm saying betting
is taking away her momentum. Betting nods are taking away.

Speaker 4 (01:31:03):
I see here, she's still up and bedding.

Speaker 2 (01:31:05):
She's like fifty see, and this is why it's like
so close, and it's so it's gonna go back.

Speaker 4 (01:31:10):
And I'm convinced that the poles are designed to create
this whole narrative. It's and then it when it comes
down to it. People are like, oh, what are the
poles are? So I'll just vote the way the polar
as saying. I think they've enjoyed that system for so
long that this is how they do it. There's no
way that Kamala Harris, who had zero how many zero
votes to become where she is right now, zero and

(01:31:35):
in twenty twenty she didn't even get any delegates. So
I don't believe any of this stuff, and I think
it's all designed to get people to think a certain
way as we get this close. I don't believe any
of these poles.

Speaker 2 (01:31:47):
I mean potentially, but I think that some poles are
absolutely designed for that and some are not. Some I
think are genuine measures. And the problem is knowing which
is which, and then when you can flate all of
it together, it makes the whole lot untrustworthy and it
makes people skeptical of everything. And you just have to
learn what to pay attention to and whatnot, how to
identify push polls where they're answering you and just saying

(01:32:10):
do you agree with what you know?

Speaker 4 (01:32:11):
Yeah? I look at the sample data and everything. Everyone
that has the largest sample data I tend to give
those a little more weight. If it's likely, yeah, you know,
all right, that type of stuff.

Speaker 2 (01:32:22):
But I think you know, some of the things factoring
into this are the hurricane. You're seeing a marked difference
in disaster response. And I got to tell you, I
really need the RNC to hit this more because they're
not DeSantis has been all over it, some of these
other governors have been all over it. The RNC needs
to hit it more. The RNC needs to be like,

(01:32:44):
look at what we're Cooper's doing, and then look at
the Santa here's the difference between red and blue governance.
This is how you You've got to apply this to November.
That needs to be the messaging going forward. I kind
of wonder if they're a little scared to do it,
because Democrats are all about exploiting everything no matter how tragic.
They totally will they don't care. But I kind of
wonder if Republicans are a little scared. Stop being scared

(01:33:05):
to do it, just do it. Do the thing. Do
it because I mean this and then this. You know
the situation at the border. You don't You also don't
want to overplay your hand either, but you know, the
situation with the border another big you know, that's that's
to talk about these issues and to contrast. I mean,
there's there's no better contrast of approaches and governance than this.

(01:33:28):
I like, for instance, let me pulled this up. This
was wild. I saw.

Speaker 10 (01:33:35):
That.

Speaker 2 (01:33:36):
So like, for instance, the Desanti's administration of Florida, just
one example blue and red governance. They had a Penela's
landfill that was closed. The governor had to had to
reacquaint everyone with his twenty four to seven debris removal
ability ahead of Milton. Because people were trying to figure
out how, you know, we got to be able to

(01:33:57):
get this stuff off the road. We gotta be able
to you know, to get debris out of the way.
And they said that the you know, some of these
some of these landfills they were locked ahead of the hurricane,
and Dysanti's officials forcibly busted open the gates to make
sure they could be accessed so that they could this
so this stuff could be removed, so they could get

(01:34:18):
debris out of the way. I mean why, I mean,
I think it's crazy that these places are just gonna
lock up anyway. I mean, you could heavens so this
you I mean, I'm happy that they I don't know
if that was a female order or what that was,
but he was like, no, we're just gonna rip this

(01:34:39):
stuff down. What would Cooper have done? In fact, their
probablyers are probably all still locked up. I mean, it's
just an example of governance and who's allowing Like they're
like some of these states in North Carolina there they
got the FEDS running rough shot over everybody who's trying
to offer some assistants and do drops and all this stuff.
I mean, I was watching us. I have friends who
are there involved in this right now, and they have

(01:35:02):
the ability and the resource. I mean, all I can
do is send money, but they have the ability and
resources to take that money, know exactly what supplies and
equipment are needed, and get in there and get into
these really impassable or impossible to get to areas and
get in there and make sure that people who are
getting resources can get it. And you get the FED

(01:35:25):
there that are well no where, this is a your
URJ restriction. We're handling those store. You've heard all those stories,
those aren't false stories. The people that are there, I know,
like so many of these people, they don't they're not
a lot of them aren't. Partisans. I mean, they're they're
politically minded, you know, they're like minded, but they're not zealots.
They're not partisans. They're not going to go off and
like drum beat over everything. These are just neighbors helping neighbors.

(01:35:49):
And they also understand that in these communities, especially the
people that have the resources or equipment to do it,
they know immediately what's needed before the government's ever gonna
So I got FEMA coming down a week later and
then acting like, oh, we're hell mhm, it's shaking back
and I helped telling you. But all of this stuff,
by the way, is playing into the general tenor the

(01:36:15):
general sentiment for how you know people are they're they're
they're absorbing this and then applying it to their perspective
on November, and I think that that's part of the
reason why she's struggling. Another friend with me shared a

(01:36:36):
listener shared over at Polymarket. Trump was up on the
betting nods. Now on some of the polls, some of
the polls that are legit, I think it shows it
really close and you're just you're not going to be again.
These are all prognosticators, and these are all just general guesses.
Some are well educated guesses, some are well uh uh

(01:36:59):
you know methodologies, they're well reasoned guesses, but their guess
is all the same. And anything can happen, and people
are emotional, and we are in a stressful period, and
you got hurricanes and everything else. Anything can happen before November.
So my whole point in telling you this is, I
think it's good to give you a general lay of
the land, but I don't think that you should go

(01:37:20):
off it like it's Bible. I don't think that it
should be a plan for how you engage in your area. Ever.
You just need to make sure people are going out
to vote. You know, everybody's got a responsibility to do that.
Make sure everybody can, like if they're college kids or
if they're military or whatever, they're getting their ballots and
they're able to do whatever they got to do where
they can do it, because you're always you have fraud

(01:37:40):
in every election, but you got to get out The
biggest problem that Republicans have is turnout, and so you
need to not just you got it. You can't just
beat margin of area. You gotta beat margin a fraud.
And in all the places in every election where Republicans
turn out overwhelmingly, like twenty sixteen. Twenty sixteen, you saw
people turning out they never even turned out before. And

(01:38:01):
look what happens. In twenty twenty it was down. It
was depressed. In twenty eighteen, it was down. That is
a fact, because I saw the hard data and I
was a little shocked. But that's the way it is.
You've Republicans their own worst tendencies to stay home, and
we got to get over that.

Speaker 14 (01:38:17):
Now.

Speaker 2 (01:38:19):
The few other things I want to make sure that
we're rapping at a hurricane. Please everybody stay safe with
Milton because that thing's going to make landfall Wednesday. Don't
forget your animals. Don't forget them. I had one. We're
going to have it. There's a couple of things that
audio SoundBite. This is twenty eight This is Hillary Clinton

(01:38:43):
talking about free speech. Listen to this. You're absolutely right.

Speaker 1 (01:38:47):
This should be at the top of every legislative political agenda.
There should be a lot of things done. We should be,
in my view, repealing something called Section two thirty, which
gave you know, platforms on the Internet immunity because they
were thought to be just passed through that they shouldn't
be judged for the content that is posted. But we

(01:39:08):
now know that that was an overly simple view that
if the platforms, whether it's Facebook or Twitter x or
Instagram or TikTok, whatever they are, if they don't moderate
and monitor the content, we lose total control. And it's
not just the social and psychological effects, it's real harm.

Speaker 2 (01:39:31):
This is nuts. So this is Hillary Clinton talking about
Section two thirty of the Communications Act and that that's
just that's no. She wants to abuse. She wants to
rewrite that and make it to be a tool of
government censorship because the only time that their nonsense is
ever chucked is through digital Everything else is so controlled,

(01:39:51):
it's it's through digital means.

Speaker 10 (01:39:54):
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Speaker 11 (01:40:06):
Governor Walls, you claimed you were in Hong Kong during
the nineteen eighty nine Tanneman Square massacre when you were
home in Minnesota.

Speaker 2 (01:40:13):
Can you explain that?

Speaker 11 (01:40:14):
So?

Speaker 4 (01:40:14):
I think what happened is I went to EPCOP.

Speaker 7 (01:40:19):
You can go around the whole world and I had
a couple in the Germany section and I thought.

Speaker 4 (01:40:26):
I went to China.

Speaker 6 (01:40:27):
Anyway.

Speaker 4 (01:40:28):
I'm a knucklehead, but I'm sure this guy has some
things he'd want to you know, back out of as well.

Speaker 2 (01:40:36):
Oh man, they actually made fun of him on us
And I don't even watch SNL anymore because it just
wasn't funny anymore. And I'm like, on a devote that
was like the show that you would watch as a
kid Saturday nights. And then I don't know now, but
they actually they mocked him. That was, yeah, that's funny.
I can't believe we're saying that about SNL.

Speaker 4 (01:40:57):
But isn't that weird though, that we'd have to say that.

Speaker 2 (01:41:01):
Yeah, I know, like while the show that's about being funny,
it was funny, it's suck there, they because just being
a political jackwagon is not funny. It's not entertaining. It's
like anybody can be that does it? Like may people
people laugh. It's really hard to make people laugh right
now because it's so serious. Everything it's so serious. I
don't know, I just I'm telling you that that was

(01:41:23):
that was actually spot on. It was an epcot. I mean,
he could have well he was in Nebraska. Not really,
he went in Minnesota. He was in Nebraska any yeah, yeah, yeah,
he wasn't even in Minnesota. It was in Nebraska. So
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Speaker 4 (01:41:44):
Came all right, it's is gonna be by the way
one cut thirty three KJP. First, you're gonna hear what
is the news dajure in regards to whether or not
FEMA whereas directing funding to these migrants over this past
year and some change. And then the truth which is
a flashback cut from twenty twenty two.

Speaker 6 (01:42:06):
Listen to this.

Speaker 15 (01:42:07):
No, Biden did not take a FEMA relief money to
use to use on migrants.

Speaker 10 (01:42:13):
He did so.

Speaker 15 (01:42:13):
FEMA regional administrators have been meeting with city officials on
site to coordinate to coordinate available federal support from FEMA
and other federal agencies. Funding is also available through FEMA's
Emergency FUD and Shelter program to eligible local governments and
not non for profit organizations are requests. Yeah, four four hearing,

(01:42:35):
relief for migrants.

Speaker 4 (01:42:36):
Oh, relief, that's what it was.

Speaker 2 (01:42:37):
That's what all lots happen, all right, folks, that doesn't
force today. I'll be on Fox Business in the five
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of your Monday evening. We got the whole week to
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