Speaker 1: This is the US Report with James Morrow.
Speaker 2: Good evening and welcome to the program. Here's what's coming
Speaker 2: up tonight. The King's been in town and Trump delivers
Speaker 2: a stirring defense of British American values. Plus Australia's got
Speaker 2: a new mega maga US ambassador. Is this Trump's payback
Speaker 2: for having to deal with Kevin Rudd and Jimmy Kimmel
Speaker 2: doubles down on the assassination gangs? But isn't bad taste
Speaker 2: still covered by free speech? But first, let's have a
Speaker 2: quick word about King Charles's visit to the White House,
Speaker 2: which I think has to be called a real triumph
Speaker 2: for both sides, with Trump looking funny and magnanimous and
Speaker 2: his Majesty engaging in some pretty spectacular diplomacy that went
Speaker 2: a long way towards patching up the rift that had
Speaker 2: opened up between the White House and the effeckless, incompetent
Speaker 2: and generally unhelpful UK government of Keir Starmer, including this
Speaker 2: masterclass in how it's done.
Speaker 3: There was one particular Orchus predecessor, launched from a UK
Speaker 3: shipyard in nineteen forty four, that served for the majority
Speaker 3: of her life attached to the fourth Submarine Squadron in Australia.
Speaker 3: Her name HMS Trump. So tonight, mister President, I am
Speaker 3: delighted to present to you, as a.
Speaker 1: Personal gift.
Speaker 3: The original bell which hung on the conning tower of
Speaker 3: your valiant namesake.
Speaker 2: How good.
Speaker 4: And then there was this.
Speaker 3: Quip and should you ever need to get hold of
Speaker 3: us or just give us a ring?
Speaker 2: This was the bell, by the way, and I reckon
Speaker 2: it'll look pretty good in the Oval office. Now there
Speaker 2: was a lot more from both sides. They both made
Speaker 2: quips about who would otherwise be speaking German versus who'd
Speaker 2: otherwise be speaking French, And it was all very good natured.
Speaker 2: Trump never forget is a massive anglophile, even if he
Speaker 2: quite reasonably deplores what has happened in the UK over
Speaker 2: the past several years.
Speaker 4: But I think the.
Speaker 2: President may have also laid out the most important point
Speaker 2: about the US UK relationship, and indeed the relationship between
Speaker 2: the UK and all nations which descend from her, including
Speaker 2: I might suggest, Australia.
Speaker 5: The first Americans saw themselves as free men, carrying the
Speaker 5: forward and central liberties and ancient rights of the Anglo
Speaker 5: Saxons into this new and beautiful world in the eyes
Speaker 5: of America's founders. Our war of Independence was fought not
Speaker 5: to reject this heritage, but to reclaim it and perfect it.
Speaker 2: That's a really important point. The American Revolution didn't end
Speaker 2: in disaster because it wasn't so much trying to create
Speaker 2: a utopian earth. They left that to the French, and
Speaker 2: of course we know that didn't end well. But instead
Speaker 2: they wanted to extend and build on the rights they
Speaker 2: were entitled to from their English heritage and extend them
Speaker 2: to the world. If only Australia had leaders who were
Speaker 2: as across the powers their government's English inheritance had bestowed
Speaker 2: on them as well, rather than trying to throw away
Speaker 2: individual rights, free speech and so much else. Out with
Speaker 2: yesterday's trash. Okay, now this story I'm going to tell
Speaker 2: you about this is big, folks. The White House has
Speaker 2: just had a win that could prove to be very
Speaker 2: very important. In a six' to three, vote The Supreme
Speaker 2: court has struck down the practice of states drawing electoral
Speaker 2: maps and creating electoral districts based on. Race, Now louisiana
Speaker 2: had once used twenty twenty census data to draw a
Speaker 2: bizarre map of congressional districts lines all over the place
Speaker 2: to create majority black and therefore the theory goes Majority
Speaker 2: democrat congressional. Seats, now though The Supreme court has said,
Speaker 2: no and this seems to be pretty sensible to. Me
Speaker 2: they've said you cannot group people together by race to
Speaker 2: create new. CONSTITUENCIES i, mean if you think about, it
Speaker 2: this is just about as Un american as it can.
Speaker 2: Get and once, more this decision has huge implications for
Speaker 2: any elections coming, up including This november's. Midterms according to
Speaker 2: one analysis shown, Here democrats currently hold twenty four seats
Speaker 2: across The Southeastern american states thanks simply to these racially,
Speaker 2: drawn racially gerrymannered. Maps but if you look on the,
Speaker 2: right if those maps were changed to play by the
Speaker 2: rules and not by, race Well republicans might pick up
Speaker 2: as many as twelve. Seats this move by The Supreme
Speaker 2: court is massive and well, overdue and already the map
Speaker 2: is changing and things are going down In. Louisiana they've
Speaker 2: now going to A republican governor and he's suspending congressional
Speaker 2: primaries until they can redraw the map in keeping with
Speaker 2: the law set down by The Supreme. Court this is.
Speaker 2: Great and you know what, Else democrats are furious.
Speaker 6: Today we're ramping up our. Efforts we see the need for.
Speaker 6: It just today and Today's Supreme court, decision which is
Speaker 6: a despicable decision that is a return To Jim crow
Speaker 6: taking decades of hard, work, sweat blood and, tears and
Speaker 6: even people dying for the right to.
Speaker 2: Vote can you believe? This Chuck schumer is saying that
Speaker 2: racial equality means grouping people together by. Race, yeah, sure
Speaker 2: make it make. Sense, Meanwhile illinois governor and presidential HOPEFUL.
Speaker 2: Jb pritzker posted this on X he, wrote we must
Speaker 2: call this for what it, is voters suppression that will
Speaker 2: silence black and brown. Voters the magnitude of this decision
Speaker 2: cannot be. Understated it guts The Voting Rights act and
Speaker 2: it's very purpose of protecting all. Voices Every american deserves
Speaker 2: an equal. Vote now keep in mind Here pritsker literally
Speaker 2: drew this map his administration in That look at all
Speaker 2: those weird shapes and. Fingers tell, me you tell me
Speaker 2: that that's a resulting in an equal. Vote of course it's.
Speaker 2: Not but while this is a big win For, republicans
Speaker 2: The democrats aren't going to take this line. Down just
Speaker 2: have a look at, this and when you watch, this
Speaker 2: think back to all the times That democrats have Accused
Speaker 2: trump or The republicans of being lawless and ignoring The Supreme.
Speaker 7: Court in the New, congress we're going to have to
Speaker 7: do something about This Supreme. Court and let me be very,
Speaker 7: clear everything is on the, table everything to deal with
Speaker 7: this CORRUPT maga.
Speaker 4: Majority.
Speaker 2: Yep so that Was House Binardi Leader Hakim. Jeffries and
Speaker 2: you gotta ask what does this? Mean, well to, me that.
Speaker 4: Sounded like a.
Speaker 2: Threat sounded even, like let's say that phrase they, use
Speaker 2: a threat to, democracy to? Norms, well MAYBE i, mean
Speaker 2: are they just going to not accept the results of
Speaker 2: The Supreme court or just try some other shenanigans at the?
Speaker 2: Polls If democrats win The White house and have The,
Speaker 2: congress they may go for even bigger. Change i'm talking
Speaker 2: about granting statehood To, washington D. C And Puerto, rico
Speaker 2: thus all but guaranteeing four More senate, seats open, borders
Speaker 2: and legal immunity to law, breakers all to permanently tilt
Speaker 2: the electoral system their. Way and if that, happens, well
Speaker 2: bye Bye. America, okay let's bring in our first guest this,
Speaker 2: evening RETIRED Us Army infantry colonel and Author Kurt. Schlichter,
Speaker 2: Kurt welcome to the. Program. NOW i just spoke about
Speaker 2: this really fascinating AND i think really important decision from
Speaker 2: The Supreme court on racial. Jerrymandering i'd love to get
Speaker 2: your take on what this means more broadly, here what
Speaker 2: will The republicans have to do to ensure that they
Speaker 2: can make this make some difference for the, Midterms and
Speaker 2: just paint a picture of what An american legislature In
Speaker 2: American congress might look like if you got rid of
Speaker 2: these sorts of racially jerrymannered seats mean a less Partisan.
Speaker 8: Congress No congress is going to remain. Partisan it should be. Partisan,
Speaker 8: jerrymandering which is dividing up representative districts for political, advantage
Speaker 8: is as old As america, itself and in, fact it
Speaker 8: is the ultimate political. Act you should jerry. Mander you
Speaker 8: should seek to use your political power for. ADVANTAGE i
Speaker 8: don't resent people doing. IT i resent people doing it
Speaker 8: and then telling Me i'm wrong for my side wanting
Speaker 8: to do.
Speaker 4: It one thing you can't do when.
Speaker 8: Jerrymandering is you are not allowed to do it on
Speaker 8: the basis of, race.
Speaker 4: Which The democrats have been doing for.
Speaker 8: Years there were a bunch of districts which were designed
Speaker 8: to guarantee black voters elected a black representative who was
Speaker 8: inevitably A, democrat so is effectively A Democrat. Jerrymander that's
Speaker 8: all gone now and The republicans are just they're just
Speaker 8: going to clean. House they're gonna get about twelve new.
Speaker 2: Seats, yeah, Yeah, well it's really really fascinating heading into the.
Speaker 2: Midterms and AS i said, EARLIER i think this is
Speaker 2: one of the most Important Supreme court decisions.
Speaker 4: To come down in a long.
Speaker 2: Time But, KURT i want to move on also and
Speaker 2: just have a little bit of a. Chat it's been
Speaker 2: several days now since that assassination attempt at The White.
Speaker 2: House correspondence did it the number, three the third one
Speaker 2: that we know about in the last two. Years but
Speaker 2: one of the Things i've been struck by now Is Cole,
Speaker 2: allen the alleged, assassin and how he now seems to
Speaker 2: be with some of these documents that The justice problem
Speaker 2: has dropped like a complete creation of this lefty online
Speaker 2: propaganda bubble right down to his taking a selfie before
Speaker 2: the alleged attack in the, mirror and the way he
Speaker 2: kind of wrote this manifesto that was allegedly very you,
Speaker 2: know this sort of very online kind of, speak and,
Speaker 2: hey you know, guys so you, know so, Sorry i'm
Speaker 2: about to do, this but, hey here's got to go
Speaker 2: do this thing, here you, know and all of.
Speaker 8: This, well, look this guy is a loser who's tried
Speaker 8: to make himself the hero of the young adult. Novel
Speaker 8: it is his. Life AND i know these people very.
Speaker 8: Well the town Of, torrents where he comes, from is
Speaker 8: right next to.
Speaker 4: Me he lived within four or five.
Speaker 8: Miles from WHERE i am right, now AND i know
Speaker 8: the kind they have substitute. Faith family in The flag
Speaker 8: have got rid of that and they fill it up
Speaker 8: with this. Well as Comic norm MacDonald correctly called it commy,
Speaker 8: GOBBLEDEGOOK i, mean this guy's ramblings are indistinguishable from the
Speaker 8: nonsense you would hear ON msnbc or any of the
Speaker 8: other left wing. Stations the problem is he has, now
Speaker 8: for the sake of this action packed, selfie essentially given
Speaker 8: up his. Life he's going to go to prison for forty,
Speaker 8: years as he should if The Secret service knew how to,
Speaker 8: shoot we wouldn't have this problem at. All But Secret
Speaker 8: service needs To he needs some in depth. Reform but
Speaker 8: what's really happening is there are a lot you, know when
Speaker 8: you Call Donald trump a, fascist, nazi racist, monster is
Speaker 8: gonna turn us into a. Dictatorship are you really surprised
Speaker 8: that stupid people without a lot going on in their
Speaker 8: lives are gonna take you seriously and try and be
Speaker 8: the hero by murdering.
Speaker 2: Him, well not only, that, though you, know it's this
Speaker 2: sort of broader thing on the left that seems to
Speaker 2: be celebrating. Violence AND i was struck by a survey
Speaker 2: this week that came out that showed that if you've
Speaker 2: been to graduate, school you were much more likely to
Speaker 2: not only be left, wing but also support political. Violence
Speaker 2: and we've seen this, guy we've Seen Luigi mangoni with
Speaker 2: the HEALTHCARE. Ceo the leftloads to preach peace and love
Speaker 2: and mung beans and all, that but there's a real
Speaker 2: violent dunderbelly there isn't?
Speaker 4: There there?
Speaker 8: Is AND i find it interesting Because america's graduate students
Speaker 8: are the people least likely to be able to effectively deploy.
Speaker 8: Violence they don't typically own. Guns they typically aren't trained
Speaker 8: by the. MILITARY a lot of us. ARE i, MEAN
Speaker 8: i am literally sitting within more range of more guns
Speaker 8: in my house than are probably in the entire city Of.
Speaker 4: Sydney and that's just one.
Speaker 8: House the you, know And i'm writing about this at
Speaker 8: town hall Next. Monday you, know it's kind of a
Speaker 8: bad idea when you push to extremes and you're not
Speaker 8: exactly prepared to go. There america functions because we accept
Speaker 8: the legitimacy of our. Government this is one of those
Speaker 8: few governments in history where you don't obey because you're
Speaker 8: afraid somebody's going to come knock on your door and
Speaker 8: haul you. Away you obey because you think the system's.
Speaker 8: Legitimate and sometimes you win and sometimes you'll, lose but
Speaker 8: it's fair and you've had a chance and you've been,
Speaker 8: heard and people decide the other, way and, Okay i'll
Speaker 8: get my chance the next. Time the problem with these
Speaker 8: leftists is they don't want it to be a next.
Speaker 8: Time they consider any exercise of power by anyone else
Speaker 8: to be inherently, illegitimate and they plan to seize power
Speaker 8: and keep.
Speaker 4: It you hear. It with the court packing, scheme you
Speaker 4: hear it with The i'm going to.
Speaker 8: Arrest a bunch Of trump officials when, no you, know
Speaker 8: when't we take power? Again this nonsense is extremely dangerous
Speaker 8: because if you get rid of the, legitimacy you're left with,
Speaker 8: force and they are the people who are least will
Speaker 8: be least effectively able to wield. Force in the, end
Speaker 8: it's it's a bad idea for.
Speaker 2: Them, yeah but this leads into something ELSE i want
Speaker 2: to talk to you, about which is the kind of
Speaker 2: this atmosphere which is created by people Like james Call,
Speaker 2: me the FORMER fbi director who has again surrendered to
Speaker 2: authorities following allegations that that image he shared on social,
Speaker 2: media the eighty six forty seven image they're posed a
Speaker 2: threat To Donald trump's life and it contained a photo
Speaker 2: of seashells arranged to read that eighty six being of,
Speaker 2: course a slang term for to get rid of or
Speaker 2: throw out, prosecutors alleged, says suggests violence Against. Trump, kobe of,
Speaker 2: course denies wrong. Doing have a look at, this, well.
Speaker 9: They're, back this time about a picture of seashells on
Speaker 9: A North carolina beach a year. Ago and this won't
Speaker 9: be the end of. It but nothing has changed with.
Speaker 9: Me i'm still. Innocent i'm still not.
Speaker 2: Afraid brave talked there From, Kobe but here's What trump had.
Speaker 10: Say people Like kobe have created a tremendous, DANGER i
Speaker 10: think for politicians and. Others you, Know comy is a dirty.
Speaker 10: Cop he's a very dirty. Cop he cheated on the.
Speaker 10: Elections he tried to Help Hillary. Clinton as you, know
Speaker 10: he dismissed a lot of things that he should have proceeded.
Speaker 10: WITH i wasn't, involved but he should have proceeded. With,
Speaker 10: no he's a dirty. Cop he's a crooked.
Speaker 2: Man dirty, cop crooked. Man but do you think he
Speaker 2: was actually encouraging violence Against?
Speaker 4: Trump, well, look he's an absolute.
Speaker 8: Disgrace and IF i was his, lawyer AND i was
Speaker 8: a lawyer for thirty, YEARS.
Speaker 4: I THINK i.
Speaker 8: COULD i THINK i could make a coherent case that
Speaker 8: he was. Not but you, Know i'm not his, lawyer
Speaker 8: and it's not my. Problem he would gladly prosecute me
Speaker 8: or anybody else on the right for the same. Thing
Speaker 8: so if he wants somebody to go out and defend,
Speaker 8: him keep. Looking, Dude i'm not there for. You because
Speaker 8: you made your. Rules now you get to go to
Speaker 8: the eastern district Of North, carolina which is a very conservative,
Speaker 8: area and you get to explain to twelve people who
Speaker 8: decided they would perform their jury service that, no you
Speaker 8: weren't threatening the. President and ignore all those winks and.
Speaker 8: Nods we knew what he was. Doing he knew what
Speaker 8: he was. Doing it's his. PROBLEM i wish we weren't
Speaker 8: at this. POINT i wish we weren't at the point
Speaker 8: where a guy who once headed THE fbi is playing
Speaker 8: these childish. Games but we saw what happened this. Weekend
Speaker 8: we had a guy who believes everything That James comy
Speaker 8: believes try and murder The president and a bunch of other.
Speaker 8: PEOPLE i don't think it's Funny, comy AND i think
Speaker 8: it's your.
Speaker 4: Problem good, Luck.
Speaker 2: Schlicker thank you so, much love your perspective as, always
Speaker 2: thanks for.
Speaker 4: Joining, Us thanks for having.
Speaker 2: Me all right, NOW i want to come back to
Speaker 2: the story of The White House correspondence dinner In, WASHINGTON
Speaker 2: dc last, week which ended with an alleged assassin in
Speaker 2: handcuffs and concerns yet again for The president's. Life, well
Speaker 2: there was a fascinating opinion piece in The New York
Speaker 2: post connecting this shooting and the suspect To china's influence
Speaker 2: on social media in THE. Us Cole, allen the alleged,
Speaker 2: shooter was an enthusiastic user of the left wing social
Speaker 2: media Platform Blue, sky where accounts Promoting beijing are. Loose
Speaker 2: let's bring the author of this fantastic, Piece brandon de
Speaker 2: vine coluornist with The New York. Post, brander thanks so
Speaker 2: much for coming. On. NOW i want to ask you
Speaker 2: about what happened there on the night a little, bit
Speaker 2: but first talk me through this and what's been going
Speaker 2: on On Blue, sky WHICH i CONFESS i have no
Speaker 2: visibility on what's going on over, there and what's the
Speaker 2: connection to Call, allen the alleged attempted.
Speaker 11: Assassin great to be with, You, James, YEAH i mean
Speaker 11: you wouldn't Know Blue, sky nor DO i, really because
Speaker 11: it is this kind of ghetto for the worst left
Speaker 11: wing liberal.
Speaker 12: Thinkers if you can call them.
Speaker 11: That these are people who evacuated from x After Elon
Speaker 11: musk bought, it but particularly there was a massive exodus
Speaker 11: after the twenty twenty four election When Donald trump won
Speaker 11: because they cannot stand to be in the same room
Speaker 11: with anybody who might not think exactly like.
Speaker 1: Them so That's Blue.
Speaker 11: Sky it's just a ghetto for. Lefties and of course
Speaker 11: we had This Cole, allen strangely named after someone we
Speaker 11: know At Cole allen was a devote Of Blue sky
Speaker 11: and he FOLLOWED i, mean he's such a classic liberal mid.
Speaker 1: Wit there's nothing original.
Speaker 12: Or interesting about the.
Speaker 11: Guy he's just espouses every stupid kind of left wing
Speaker 11: criticism Of Donald.
Speaker 12: Trump and you, KNOW i guess he thought he was
Speaker 12: a hero for doing.
Speaker 11: That but that's all the people that he followed On
Speaker 11: Blue sky are All trump, deranged absolute, nuts you, know
Speaker 11: at the mainstream kind of academics and. Commentators but there
Speaker 11: was one THAT i thought was, interesting which if you
Speaker 11: rank his favorite, accounts was someone Called James, palmer who's
Speaker 11: a deputy foreign editor At Foreign, policy.
Speaker 12: Which is kind of a neo con, outfit but.
Speaker 11: He's Their china hand and HE i, mean the Pro
Speaker 11: beijing rubbish that that guy has spouted for a decade
Speaker 11: has to be seen to be. Believed one of them
Speaker 11: was SOMETHING i can't remember the exact, headline but it
Speaker 11: was something along the lines, of you.
Speaker 1: Know gay and lesbians are much better off.
Speaker 12: In china than they are In.
Speaker 11: America you, know it's such a free paradise over there In.
Speaker 11: China so he's totally drunk the cool lady if he's,
Speaker 11: not you, know some sort of an. Agent and he
Speaker 11: was very much favorited and liked By Cole. Allen SO
Speaker 11: i thought that was interesting because it was a little
Speaker 11: bit curious in sort of you look at his normal
Speaker 11: curated group.
Speaker 12: Of people that he, loves left his he.
Speaker 11: Loves there is a lefty who Loves, china so clearly
Speaker 11: he Loves china, Too and it just got me, THINKING i,
Speaker 11: mean there's a lot of we know That china has
Speaker 11: been involved in sort of pushing narratives on social media
Speaker 11: that are deeply divisive In. America whether or not it invents,
Speaker 11: them it certainly is all about exacerbating social, division racial,
Speaker 11: division political. Division it's done so on, TikTok and clearly
Speaker 11: you Know china will be seeding those.
Speaker 2: Narratives And, randy you were there on the night at the,
Speaker 2: correspondens just tell us very quickly what it was like
Speaker 2: from your. Perspective AND i saw there was a lot
Speaker 2: of journo's pictures of them making off with balls of.
Speaker 2: Wine did you get it into thing for the home.
Speaker 11: Seller sadly, no BECAUSE i had only one sip of
Speaker 11: my red wine before everyone around.
Speaker 1: Me all The americans are very you to duck and.
Speaker 12: COVER i.
Speaker 11: WASN'T i was sitting like a lemming in my, seat
Speaker 11: just wondering why everyone was down underneath the.
Speaker 1: Table and eventually it.
Speaker 11: Dawned on me that, perhaps you, know there was something.
Speaker 11: Wrong SO i also got down a little. Bit and
Speaker 11: THEN i was sitting next To Scott, bessett The Treasury,
Speaker 11: secretary and, yeah he very gallantly said to, me would
Speaker 11: you like to come with? Me SO i followed him.
Speaker 11: Out we raced out with his secret service, detail had
Speaker 11: a rails run out of, there you, know all the sirens,
Speaker 11: blazing and we ended up drinking red wine at his beautiful.
Speaker 11: House SO i THINK i had a bit better time
Speaker 11: than some of my colleagues who were stuck for two
Speaker 11: hours in the.
Speaker 2: Ballroom that does what a, Gentleman Scott besson Is, HEY
Speaker 2: i want to ask you. Too rand got about this
Speaker 2: shocking story About Anthony, fauci the guy who was in
Speaker 2: charge of advising the US's response to the code. Pandemic,
Speaker 2: well one of his senior aides this guy Called David
Speaker 2: morenz has been charged with conspiring to evade requests FOR
Speaker 2: covid related. Records tell us about, This, brandon because this
Speaker 2: seems to suspect or suggest the cover up that you
Speaker 2: AND i have suspected for a long long.
Speaker 11: Time, absolutely and it really should Be fauci facing. Indictment
Speaker 11: it's his right hand, man his, factotum who is not
Speaker 11: a very genius, spy because he actually wrote in an
Speaker 11: email to his colleagues, That, hey thea lady has told
Speaker 11: me the secret about how not to have our emails
Speaker 11: discovered by freedom of Information Nosey parker journalists and oversight
Speaker 11: people In, congress and that, is.
Speaker 12: You, know his secret way of doing it on encrypted, apps.
Speaker 11: Etc so that was pretty, incriminating and that's what he's
Speaker 11: in trouble. For but you, know he was covering for his,
Speaker 11: Boss Anthony, fauci who was in it up to his
Speaker 11: ears because he was a big fan of gain of
Speaker 11: function research and he did not like the fact that
Speaker 11: The obama administration had banned, it and so he helped
Speaker 11: off shore through a third party To. China and you,
Speaker 11: know we know the rest of the.
Speaker 4: Story we do.
Speaker 2: Know the rest of the. Story, hey very, quickly just
Speaker 2: want to get your thoughts on the Former Virginia Congressman David,
Speaker 2: bratt who's going to be the NEW us ambassador To.
Speaker 2: Australia he's supposed to be mega Mega is this going
Speaker 2: to be a bit of payback For albanesi's Sending Kevin.
Speaker 1: Rudd, LOOK i Think Dave bratt's going to be.
Speaker 11: Fantastic, obviously he's a Courteous, american so he's not going
Speaker 11: to be rude to. Anybody but he's absolutely he's tea party,
Speaker 11: guy he's A trump. Guy he's, solid he's, smart he's
Speaker 11: just and gregarious and. Fun SO i think that if
Speaker 11: you can get invitations to any embassy, Parties, james you
Speaker 11: should be.
Speaker 2: There Absolute, Brandon, well look forward to those invitations and
Speaker 2: maybe you could come on down and join us for
Speaker 2: one of. Those thanks so, much as, always Branded vine
Speaker 2: from The New York. Post, now when we come, back
Speaker 2: we're going to unpick some of the latest polls showing
Speaker 2: Where americans are on the big. Issues but, first Does
Speaker 2: Marco rubio have another new? Job The secretary Of state
Speaker 2: is famous for taking up extra roles Like National Security
Speaker 2: advisor and head of The National, archives which birthed internet
Speaker 2: memes about him becoming everything from the new leader Of
Speaker 2: iran to the host Of The Don Lemon. Show but
Speaker 2: his latest job White House press, secretary joking he's taking
Speaker 2: the role While Carolyn levitt is on material maternity.
Speaker 13: Leave, Thankes, Sure, okay you guys can't put this, out
Speaker 13: can you.
Speaker 2: Guys well there's a good try. There but the, press
Speaker 2: well they really help him land that. One oh, well
Speaker 2: maybe they were still drunk off the line they stole
Speaker 2: from The Correspondence Dinner Don't Go. Away The great Pole
Speaker 2: Guru Larry grossman is on after the. Break, hey welcome
Speaker 2: back to the. Program, now the midterms are going to
Speaker 2: be upon us before you know, it and there's still
Speaker 2: a whole lot of issues playing On american minds which
Speaker 2: could swing votes one way or the. Other for, example
Speaker 2: a recent pull From gallup found inflation and high, prices not,
Speaker 2: surprisingly are continuing to Top americans list of their most
Speaker 2: important financial. Concerns around a third of those polled believes,
Speaker 2: so which is among the highest In gallops more than
Speaker 2: twenty year trend. History to talk about this and a
Speaker 2: whole lot, more let's bring in our Polling, Guru managing
Speaker 2: director of THE Ct GROUP, Us Larry. Grossman, larry thanks
Speaker 2: for joining me here on the. Program, obviously there's a
Speaker 2: lot of economic stuff playing out right now out of
Speaker 2: The iran, war but even before, that what's your reaction
Speaker 2: to how the economy is playing out in the polls
Speaker 2: and what does that mean for The republican, brand For
Speaker 2: trump and more going into the.
Speaker 14: MIDTERMS i think you have to start with what the
Speaker 14: president promised on election, day which was he was going
Speaker 14: to solve the inflation problem on day number, one right
Speaker 14: after he was sworn in On january, twentieth a year,
Speaker 14: ago and that clearly hasn't. Happened SO i think people
Speaker 14: are now experiencing now four or five six years of. Inflation,
Speaker 14: obviously it's not as bad as it was when it
Speaker 14: peaked out around eight or nine, percent but, PEOPLE i, think,
Speaker 14: were both based on past experience during inflationary times as
Speaker 14: well as from what The president, promised ready to see
Speaker 14: some growth here in their earning power and some benefit to.
Speaker 14: Themselves and that's clearly not what they're seeing every single
Speaker 14: day when they drive past their gas station and they
Speaker 14: see increasing.
Speaker 2: Prices, yes, so and then is that flowing through to food,
Speaker 2: prices grocery prices and so, on because you, KNOW i
Speaker 2: remember When trump came into, office there was all the,
Speaker 2: oh you, know he's not bringing the price of eggs
Speaker 2: down and so. On have grocery, prices those sorts of
Speaker 2: day to day consumer, things are they still continuing to
Speaker 2: bite or has there been any relief or was there?
Speaker 2: Relief but now The iran war is kicking that off.
Speaker 14: AGAIN i think we're always starting to see the impact
Speaker 14: of the around war on food on food. Prices you,
Speaker 14: know there's been there's been a lot publicized about the
Speaker 14: cost of the increased cost of fertilizer for. Farmers obviously
Speaker 14: that gets passed on. Consumers you, know we talk about,
Speaker 14: gasoline but aircraft fuel has gone up even higher and
Speaker 14: faster than gasoline has for. Automobiles so we're going to
Speaker 14: see that in, travel especially as we come to our
Speaker 14: summer months as people travel for. Vacations but on food,
Speaker 14: prices absolutely every single, day the cost of bananas and
Speaker 14: tomatoes and everything else you want to buy on a
Speaker 14: daily basis keep going up here in THE.
Speaker 2: Us, yeah well you should come To australia, sometimes let
Speaker 2: me tell. You but then what is this then having
Speaker 2: an effect then on the presidents versus a demo rats?
Speaker 2: Brands you know underwater in the, Polls trump seems to
Speaker 2: be not doing great in the net positive favorability. Rankings
Speaker 2: but is that also then bleeding through to The republican.
Speaker 2: Brand how does that then play through to the broader
Speaker 2: midterm equation because you, know people will separate one from
Speaker 2: the other or maybe.
Speaker 4: Not what are you?
Speaker 14: Seeing, Yeah so what you have to look at is
Speaker 14: the forty to fifty toss up or competitive races around the.
Speaker 14: Country AND i think what you see in every single
Speaker 14: one of those is that in the generic Ballot democrats Versus,
Speaker 14: republicans not specifically about specific, candidates but in the generic,
Speaker 14: ballots The democrats are outpolling The republicans everywhere you. Go
Speaker 14: and where the most alarming thing For republicans are in
Speaker 14: what in districts that were plus fifteen plus thirteen For
Speaker 14: trump in the twenty twenty four, elections that's now a
Speaker 14: one or two point. Margin so suddenly there's more competitive.
Speaker 14: Races SO i think you're seeing in all the polls
Speaker 14: around the country and the congressional, seats not only Are
Speaker 14: democrats Outpulling republicans across the traditional block of forty competitive.
Speaker 14: Seats you're starting to see more seats come into, play
Speaker 14: and that'll just force everyone to spend more money and
Speaker 14: to focus on seats that maybe a year ago they
Speaker 14: might have thought, there you, know they'd be plus four
Speaker 14: plus five For republicans versus now being just dead. Heats and, Obviously,
Speaker 14: james as we've talked about in the, past this is
Speaker 14: a this is somewhat traditional in our mid term. Elections you,
Speaker 14: know we saw similar things in twenty, eighteen and past
Speaker 14: presidents had seen similar. Things Bill clinton lost control of
Speaker 14: The house in ninety, four and the same thing happened
Speaker 14: To trump or To bush in two thousand and. Six
Speaker 14: but this is this is if you're if you're A
Speaker 14: republican member of The house Of representatives right, now you're
Speaker 14: you're looking at being in a minority in just in
Speaker 14: what three or four?
Speaker 2: Months, yeah, yeah, yeah, No, LOOK i think that's where
Speaker 2: that's where we're seeing. This but as you, say it
Speaker 2: is the traditional direction that things go in the off season.
Speaker 2: Elections but let's then throw this forward then to twenty twenty.
Speaker 2: Eight one of the things That i'm really interested in
Speaker 2: now Is where are The democrats going to land on?
Speaker 2: This i've seen yet another series of polls saying that
Speaker 2: this one's The Harvard harris poll showing Former Vice President
Speaker 2: Kamala harris still seem to be amazingly the people's preferred
Speaker 2: choice For democrat. Nominee how much of this and she
Speaker 2: in this poll she leads with, Black, White hispanic And Asian.
Speaker 2: Democrats how much of this is just simply the name
Speaker 2: recognition that she has and most people aren't switched on
Speaker 2: to other potential, candidates and there are a number of
Speaker 2: names out there The democrats have on the, Bench and
Speaker 2: how much of this is actually people, say, well we
Speaker 2: could give her a. Go would The democrats do? This
Speaker 2: tell me what you? THINK i.
Speaker 14: THINK i think it's one hundred percent legacy of having
Speaker 14: run for president just a year, ago and that no
Speaker 14: one has focused on the president of The United states
Speaker 14: while they're trying to focus on how to pay for
Speaker 14: gasoline and how to pay for food and how to
Speaker 14: pay for a war which majority Of americans don't. SUPPORT
Speaker 14: i don't THINK i saw the same. POLL i think
Speaker 14: it's an interesting observation mostly about the power of name.
Speaker 2: Recognition, yeah AND i Mean one of the things you
Speaker 2: are seeing from some of the Senior, democrats you, know
Speaker 2: if you talk to, them where you read some of
Speaker 2: the tea leaves of some of the news, stories is
Speaker 2: they do seem to be sounding an alarm, though saying you, know,
Speaker 2: guys let's not make this mistake again twice. Here we've
Speaker 2: got to get some of these other people out there
Speaker 2: and start to do some introduction of some of these
Speaker 2: other folks and potential characters into the. Mix are you
Speaker 2: seeing any of?
Speaker 14: That, no, THIS i mean this is an important.
Speaker 1: Issue.
Speaker 14: Obviously you don't run as A, democrat you run as an,
Speaker 14: individual and we have to have somebody who becomes the
Speaker 14: eventual nominee For president of The United states from The Democratic.
Speaker 14: Party the same thing is going to be true for The,
Speaker 14: republicans and we just haven't gotten to that point yet
Speaker 14: where people are paying much attention to politics generally except
Speaker 14: for one, individual The president of The United, states who
Speaker 14: the majority Of americans dislike or at least dislike the
Speaker 14: job he's doing right. Now AND i think they're disliking
Speaker 14: everything about. It they dislike the, war they dislike his,
Speaker 14: ballroom they dislike his arc de, triomph AND i think
Speaker 14: PEOPLE i saw a poll today where no one really
Speaker 14: likes his image On american passports going, forward and SO
Speaker 14: i think as we get past The november, elections the midterm,
Speaker 14: elections then it will certainly be all the focuses on
Speaker 14: who's going to be The democratic nominee and who's going
Speaker 14: to be The republican. Nominee and that's going to be interesting,
Speaker 14: too because you have two clear front runners with The
Speaker 14: Vice President Jade vance and The secretary Of State Marco.
Speaker 14: Rubio but it doesn't necessarily mean it's going to be
Speaker 14: a clear field with others not posting and giving it to.
Speaker 10: Go.
Speaker 2: Yeah and, finally, Look, lair this is really, interesting AND
Speaker 2: i want to just get one last sort of double
Speaker 2: barreled question in here for. You with everything that you're
Speaker 2: saying About Donald trump and the polls about how people
Speaker 2: feel about, him is there anything that he could do
Speaker 2: if you were advising, him IF ct group was advising
Speaker 2: him and, said you, know these are the things you
Speaker 2: need to, do is there anything that he can do
Speaker 2: to turn that image? Around and on the other, hand
Speaker 2: is there a point at which the kind of Anti,
Speaker 2: trump Never trump vote tops out its enthusiasm and hits
Speaker 2: a ceiling and there's something there to work. With on
Speaker 2: The republican, side.
Speaker 14: It's probably pretty close to that. ALREADY i, mean if you,
Speaker 14: look if you look at the president's support Of, republicans
Speaker 14: he gets ninety percent of that and maybe he's lost
Speaker 14: ten percent of, that so maybe he's down to eighty
Speaker 14: percent Of republicans. Support that's a pretty strong base that
Speaker 14: he has going forward right. Now the, question AND i
Speaker 14: think this is what Congressional republicans And republicans around the,
Speaker 14: country whether it's governor's, races you, Know nevada is a
Speaker 14: good one to pay attention, to is you, know what
Speaker 14: are you doing to support? Us The president is not
Speaker 14: on the, ballot but he is actually at the very
Speaker 14: top of the ballot because he personifies The Republican. Party
Speaker 14: he is the leader of the. Party it is it,
Speaker 14: is it is his, party AND i think that's what
Speaker 14: members Of congress are asking. People people have questioned on
Speaker 14: days he's he's and if you ask me to give,
Speaker 14: advice it's all about message for, him message. Discipline but
Speaker 14: the president's a grown, man AND i think it's it's
Speaker 14: it's probably a challenge right now to keep him focused
Speaker 14: on one narrow thing every day when he speaks to
Speaker 14: the press for four or five hours a, day.
Speaker 2: It's it's sort of the opposite problem That Joe biden
Speaker 2: had of not speaking to the press at all and
Speaker 2: causing a. Problem so he speaks too much and causes
Speaker 2: himself problems the other. Way Larry, grossman thank you so
Speaker 2: much for your Tom really appreciate. It now stick, around
Speaker 2: don't go. Anywhere film critic and entertainment. Journalists Christian toto
Speaker 2: is on after the. Break but, first if you were
Speaker 2: the mayor of a major, city would you be happy
Speaker 2: or upset that investors and wealthy people were leaving your? Town,
Speaker 2: WELL i bet you'd be, Upset BUT i also bet
Speaker 2: that you were Not seattle's socialist, Mayor Katie, wilson who
Speaker 2: responded to the idea that rich people might leave if
Speaker 2: she kept asking taxing them to death this, WAY i
Speaker 2: think the claims that millionaires are going to leave our
Speaker 2: state are like super.
Speaker 15: Overblown and if you know the ones that leave like,
Speaker 15: bye so.
Speaker 4: Yep.
Speaker 2: Bye just for a few minutes, Though because the Great
Speaker 2: Christian toto is on after the, break welcome back to the. Program,
Speaker 2: well THE Us Federal Communications commission has ordered a review
Speaker 2: of the license of THE US abc network After Donald
Speaker 2: trump And First Lady malania Demanded Jimmy kimmel be fired
Speaker 2: over this.
Speaker 4: Joke our First Lady milania is.
Speaker 16: Here look at, most so, Beautiful Missus, trump you have
Speaker 16: a glow like an expectant.
Speaker 2: Widow many, feeling in light of the attempts on The
Speaker 2: president's life that this was, well completely inappropriate and even.
Speaker 2: Dangerous But, kimmel for his, part he's come out.
Speaker 4: Swinging it was a pretend.
Speaker 16: ROAST i, said our First Lady mlania is, Here look at,
Speaker 16: her so, Beautiful Missus, trump you have a glow like
Speaker 16: an expectant, widow which obviously was a joke about their
Speaker 16: age difference and the look of joy we see on
Speaker 16: her face every time they're. Together it was a very
Speaker 16: light roast joke about the fact that he's almost eighty
Speaker 16: and she's younger THAN i.
Speaker 4: Am it was, not by any.
Speaker 16: Stretch of the, definition a call to, assassination and they know.
Speaker 2: That, Sure, JIMMY i believe, you millions wouldn't to discuss.
Speaker 2: This let's bring In Christian, toto host of The hollywood
Speaker 2: In toto podcast and The hollywood And toto. Website jimmy Not. Jimmy, Sorry,
Speaker 2: christian got you confused. This thanks so much for coming
Speaker 2: on to discuss. This this is such a fascinating case
Speaker 2: to me here because on the one, hand it highlights
Speaker 2: so Many hollywood, Hypocrisies but on the other hand is
Speaker 2: somebody who's pretty much a free speech. ABSOLUTIST i almost feel, like,
Speaker 2: WELL i actually do feel, like if he wants to
Speaker 2: make really offensive and stupid and sick, jokes let him
Speaker 2: reveal himself for who he. Is but tell, Me, christian
Speaker 2: where do on which side of this line do you
Speaker 2: come down?
Speaker 15: On?
Speaker 4: YEAH i agree with.
Speaker 15: You WHAT i can't stop thinking about is the. Hypocrisy
Speaker 15: this is the SAME abc Slash disney that Cut roseanne
Speaker 15: bar for one really awful.
Speaker 1: Tweet one, tweet one bad.
Speaker 15: Tweet she's. Gone, Also disney Fired Gina carano for a
Speaker 15: plea for tolerance that was a bit clumsy for. Sure
Speaker 15: so there's no standards. Here and Basically Jimmy kim can
Speaker 15: say whatever he wants because he has the right kind of. Politics,
Speaker 15: Yeah I'm i'm a free speech. GUY i don't want
Speaker 15: him fired for, This BUT i also can't stop thinking
Speaker 15: about all these other cases where they just let people.
Speaker 2: Go, well and what sort of effect is this having
Speaker 2: On kimmel's ratings and with his, show because you, know
Speaker 2: he had that big bump after the last converse he
Speaker 2: several months, ago and then he seemed to tail off.
Speaker 2: Again is this even you, know as a just taken
Speaker 2: away from the free speech and the philosophical, idea just
Speaker 2: as a business model for THE abc? Network is this
Speaker 2: working for?
Speaker 4: Them?
Speaker 1: WELL i say yes and.
Speaker 15: No, listen his ratings have gone up a little bit
Speaker 15: since the whole initial one week. Suspension no doubt they
Speaker 15: are bigger now than they were When Stephen colbert leaves
Speaker 15: The Late show in a few, weeks they may g
Speaker 15: it even. Bigger but look at it this, WAY cbs,
Speaker 15: said The Late show is losing them forty million dollars a.
Speaker 4: Year.
Speaker 15: Now do you think That jimmy kimmellive is so different
Speaker 15: and so? PROFITABLE i don't think. So i'd love to
Speaker 15: kind of back to curtain and find those numbers. Out
Speaker 15: but until we, do we just have to kind of
Speaker 15: look at what's going on as.
Speaker 4: Is but it's not the old.
Speaker 15: Days these shows don't get that big revenue booth they
Speaker 15: don't get the big, numbers but, Sadly Jimmy kimmel is
Speaker 15: on the. Rise it's a modest, bump but it's a. Bump.
Speaker 15: Nonetheless well that.
Speaker 2: Brings me to this other sort of question, Here, christian
Speaker 2: which is, that what do you think about these? Conferences you,
Speaker 2: know If Jimmy kimmel made that joke and people like
Speaker 2: The president and frankly people like me didn't go out
Speaker 2: ON tv and say this is really terrible in appalling
Speaker 2: that he's made this sort of, joke.
Speaker 4: Nobody would pay any attention to.
Speaker 2: It is there what's called the streisand effect about? This
Speaker 2: we're getting angry about the joke and pointing out the outrage,
Speaker 2: actually in a weird sort of, way winds up strengthening
Speaker 2: the hand of someone Like Jimmy.
Speaker 4: Kimmel. YEAH i.
Speaker 15: Agree, LISTEN i get where the first lady weighs in
Speaker 15: on this because she's lived through this several. Times her
Speaker 15: husband merely got killed at a BUTLER pa, rally SO
Speaker 15: i get her emotional plea to, hey get to cut
Speaker 15: this stuff. OFF i disagree with What President trump. Says
Speaker 15: first of, all he needs to be a free speech
Speaker 15: absolute as. Well it's not his right to say you're
Speaker 15: off the. Air that's just the way he.
Speaker 4: Is it's a lot of.
Speaker 15: Bluster thankfully it doesn't follow any. Actions he's not Forcing
Speaker 15: kimmel off the. Air he's just kind of bloviating on the.
Speaker 15: Matter SO i. AGREE i think if we ignored, it
Speaker 15: it would go. Away but we're in a cultural. Moment
Speaker 15: we don't seem to know. Anything everything that's. Outrageous we
Speaker 15: just kind of pylon AND i think it gives him more.
Speaker 15: Attention and you, Know kimmel needs those, ratings he needs more.
Speaker 15: Press and even if it's negative, press the people who
Speaker 15: Hate trump and they are, legion they're going to rally to.
Speaker 2: Him well, yeah of course they, are and they're they're
Speaker 2: going to be all over this like a. Rash but
Speaker 2: when you think about, it so what are the? RULES i,
Speaker 2: mean there's this call for THE abc license to be.
Speaker 2: Revoked obviously there's The First, amendment which is the foundational
Speaker 2: touchdow to free speech In, america AND i think a
Speaker 2: lot of people In australia are jealous that we don't
Speaker 2: have that. Here but what are the broadcast? RULES i,
Speaker 2: mean is this foul of broadcast? Rules about what you
Speaker 2: can say on the public regulated airways.
Speaker 15: Spectrum that's where this conversation gets tricky because there's no
Speaker 15: hard and fast. Rules but because it is a broadcast, medium.
Speaker 1: It's a little bit.
Speaker 15: Different we're not talking about a podcast or CABLE tv
Speaker 15: or anything. Streaming it has a different set of, rules
Speaker 15: but they really haven't been strictly. Enforced but my worry
Speaker 15: is if you start to enforce, them if you kind
Speaker 15: of Push Jimmy kimmel, away what happens in a few
Speaker 15: Years you've got a different president in The White. House
Speaker 15: they don't like what's going on on BROADCAST. Tv it
Speaker 15: genuinely seems like a slippery, slope and it's frustrating for.
Speaker 15: SURE i think that we have to err in the
Speaker 15: side of free speech and let him show who he really.
Speaker 15: Is who is someone who's deeply, unfunny filled with, rage
Speaker 15: AND i just DON'T i can't even, imagine even if
Speaker 15: you're a well meaning liberal, person why are you watching?
Speaker 15: Him what's entertaining about? It it's almost like a train.
Speaker 4: Wreck, WELL i think.
Speaker 2: It's more of a sort of psychological catharsis for some
Speaker 2: of those on the, left just to kind of get that.
Speaker 2: Out but you, know just on this whole question too
Speaker 2: of more broadly biased In hollywood and the fort of.
Speaker 2: MEDIA i want to talk about the new movie adaptation
Speaker 2: Of George orwell's Classic Animal. Farm, now probably everybody out
Speaker 2: there is Red Animal. Farm it's a great sort of
Speaker 2: metaphor for The Russian revolution And stalin And lenin And
Speaker 2: trotsky and all of. That but this time, around it's
Speaker 2: not the communists whoer being. Lampoon it's actually this weird
Speaker 2: sort of anti, consumerist anti capitalist. Thing, now the whole
Speaker 2: film looks. Awful here's a little bit of the, trailer.
Speaker 9: This is our.
Speaker 2: Home IF i had to show any more of, that
Speaker 2: everybody would switch.
Speaker 4: Off it looks.
Speaker 2: Horrendous but you, know what do you make of this
Speaker 2: remaking of a classic, tale a classic warning about the
Speaker 2: dangers of collectivism into, talitarianism and turning it into ooh,
Speaker 2: no the evil.
Speaker 15: Capitalists but we know what they, say if it ain't,
Speaker 15: broke let's fix. It that's what they've. Done and it's
Speaker 15: a real mishmash because you're looking at a story that's
Speaker 15: trying to appease children and younger, audiences and you're dealing
Speaker 15: with this classic text that has really, heavy dark. Themes
Speaker 15: you put them together and no one will be. Pleased
Speaker 15: it's really it's almost like a train wreck of a.
Speaker 15: FILM i just mentioned that, before BUT i don't know
Speaker 15: what they were trying.
Speaker 4: For but, again if you've.
Speaker 15: Got to Do Animal, farm you can't lose the basic
Speaker 15: premise of the. Story it's about. Totalitarianism it's not about these,
Speaker 15: cute fuzzy animals who are worried about. Capitalism it's just
Speaker 15: it's angering. Everyone AND i guess.
Speaker 4: LISTEN i like.
Speaker 15: Movies that provoke a discussion and. DEBATE i think that's generally.
Speaker 15: Healthy but here it's just a debate about who hates it.
Speaker 2: More, YEAH i don't know if there's been a good
Speaker 2: animated movie Since Cars Christian. Toner we're gonna have to
Speaker 2: leave it. There thank you so much for your. Time
Speaker 2: really appreciate having you on. Here now stick around because
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