Speaker 1: This is the US Report with James Moroar.
Speaker 2: Good evening and welcome to the US Report. Coming up tonight,
Speaker 2: a major development out of the Middle East. Hamas leader
Speaker 2: and mastermind of the October seven attack, Yaya Sinwar has
Speaker 2: been killed. Kamala Harris has declared justice has been served,
Speaker 2: but does she really get the importance of this? Plus,
Speaker 2: she's not as strong as me. A professional lip reader
Speaker 2: decipher's an unbelievable off mic conversation between President Biden and
Speaker 2: President Obama. You won't believe what they're caught saying about
Speaker 2: Kamala Harris. Plus a lifelong Democrat, a Democrat ex congressman
Speaker 2: who served six terms, no less says I'm voting Trump.
Speaker 2: He joins me to explain the reasons for a surprise
Speaker 2: endorsement a little later in the show. But first, what
Speaker 2: are we to make of that wild interview Kamala Harris
Speaker 2: did with Fox News? Is Brett Baer, I mean, look,
Speaker 2: I would call it a train wreck, except for the
Speaker 2: fact that in a train wreck something actually happens. But
Speaker 2: rather than dispelling the widely held belief that she is
Speaker 2: an intellectual lightweight who cruised through the Biden administration and
Speaker 2: doesn't have anything more than a soft progressive waffle behind her.
Speaker 2: The interview confirmed it. Rather than answering tough, butt, fair
Speaker 2: and entirely expected questions, all we got were stock standard
Speaker 2: answers and deflections, a steamroller of words designed to chew
Speaker 2: up the clock while avoiding saying anything incriminating, because if
Speaker 2: you think about it, on everything from the border to
Speaker 2: Iran to the direction of the country, Harris is in
Speaker 2: a pretty uncomfortable position. She can't take ownership of her
Speaker 2: administration's record, so she's got to deflect, which is why
Speaker 2: Kamala Harris treated the Fox News sit down almost like
Speaker 2: she was a mobster being hauled in by the cops.
Speaker 2: You know, give them nothing and they got nothing. Actually
Speaker 2: that we did get one thing out of Harris. We
Speaker 2: got out the fact that Kamala Harris really really doesn't
Speaker 2: like Donald Trump, and she thinks you should join her
Speaker 2: in her hate because it's easier than thinking about her record.
Speaker 2: Asked about pretty much anything that's gone wrong in America,
Speaker 2: well that was her answer, Blame Donald Trump, even though
Speaker 2: it has been Harris and Joe Biden and the Democrats
Speaker 2: who have been in power for well nearly four years.
Speaker 2: But beyond that, there was no there. There just a
Speaker 2: candidate very carefully picking her way through a minefield, blocking
Speaker 2: every question and trying to run out the clock without
Speaker 2: making a gaff that would reveal her as a completely
Speaker 2: empty suit. Now there's a million examples of this, but
Speaker 2: check out this exchange when Harris was asked about whether
Speaker 2: she ever noticed Joe Biden's mental decline, and take a
Speaker 2: moment to appreciate the pause after the question as she
Speaker 2: tries to figure out what to say.
Speaker 3: And you told me many interviewers that Joe Biden was
Speaker 3: on his game that ran around circles on his staff.
Speaker 3: When did you first notice that President Biden's mental faculties
Speaker 3: appeared diminished?
Speaker 4: Joe Biden, I have watched in from the Oval office
Speaker 4: to the situation room, and he has the judgment and
Speaker 4: the experiment and experienced to do exactly what he has
Speaker 4: done in making very important decisions.
Speaker 2: And poor Brettbair tried to get a straight answer, but no,
Speaker 2: Ultimately the only answer was Trump.
Speaker 3: You met with him at least once a week for
Speaker 3: three and a half years. You didn't have any concerns.
Speaker 4: I think the American people have a concern about Donald Trump.
Speaker 2: It was the same thing when he asked what Harris
Speaker 2: meant by turning the page when she's been in office,
Speaker 2: When she's been the one in office for the past
Speaker 2: nearly four years.
Speaker 3: Your campaign slogan is a new way forward, and it's
Speaker 3: time to turn the page. You've been vice president for
Speaker 3: three and a half years. So what are you turning
Speaker 3: the page from.
Speaker 4: Well, first of all, turning the page from the last
Speaker 4: decade in which we have been burdened with the kind
Speaker 4: of rhetoric coming from Donald Trump that has been designed
Speaker 4: and implemented to divide our country.
Speaker 2: That's a problem. It's that dastardly Trump. That is rhetoric.
Speaker 2: That's why food prices are so high. It costs a
Speaker 2: fortune to fill up your take. Meanwhile, foreign policy, Iran
Speaker 2: hes Blahamas. Don't blame Joe Biden and Kamala Harris and
Speaker 2: their continuation of Obama era deals that enriched I Ran
Speaker 2: and put them on the road to a nuclear weapon. No, again,
Speaker 2: the real problem, Kamala Harris told us is Donald Trump.
Speaker 3: Critics just say that you either relaxed or failed to
Speaker 3: enforce sanctions on Iran, allowing all of this money to
Speaker 3: flow into Iran like Billy.
Speaker 5: Let's go back to Donald Trump.
Speaker 4: Hold on, we're pulled out? Who pulled out of a
Speaker 4: deal that would have actually put but here Ron in check.
Speaker 2: This may have been my favorite moment though, when Bear
Speaker 2: asked Harris why Americans thought the country was on the
Speaker 2: wrong track after nearly four years of a Democrat white
Speaker 2: House with her in the number two role. Now, you'll
Speaker 2: never guess who's really responsible.
Speaker 3: We'll tell the country is on the wrong track. They
Speaker 3: say the country is on the wrong track. If it's
Speaker 3: on the wrong track, that track follows three and a
Speaker 3: half years of you being vice president and President Biden
Speaker 3: being president. That is what they're saying, seventy nine percent
Speaker 3: of them. Why are they saying that? If you're turning
Speaker 3: the page. You've been in office for three and a.
Speaker 4: Half years, and Donald Trump has been running for office.
Speaker 4: You've been the person help. You and I both know
Speaker 4: what I'm talking about. You and I both know what I'm.
Speaker 3: Actually don't what are you talking about.
Speaker 4: What I'm talking about is that over the last decade
Speaker 4: people have the power. But listen, that's right.
Speaker 2: The real problem Donald Trump And how brutal was it
Speaker 2: When behar said, no, no, actually, I don't know what
Speaker 2: you're talking about. Honestly, it's almost like there's some sort
Speaker 2: of perverse genius at work here. I mean, imagine if
Speaker 2: in our own lives, we could all do like Kamala.
Speaker 2: The next time a cop pulls you over and accuses
Speaker 2: you of speeding, say hey, America is sick of Donald
Speaker 2: Trump's rhetoric. Fast by your significant other? Why you didn't
Speaker 2: mow the law and or unpack the dishwasher? Just say
Speaker 2: it's time to turn the page. But there's a darker
Speaker 2: side on this too. By the end of the interview,
Speaker 2: I was wondering where had I heard some of this before,
Speaker 2: and in terms of tone and everything, I realized that
Speaker 2: Kamala Harris kind of sees herself as the big brother
Speaker 2: character in George Orwell's nineteen eighty four, or rather in
Speaker 2: this case, big sister. Big brother, of course, maintained power
Speaker 2: by whipping up the masses into an irrational hate against
Speaker 2: the enemy personified by Emmanuel Goldstein. For Harris, the Democrats,
Speaker 2: their hate figure, the man they blame everything on, is
Speaker 2: a way to justify their totalitarian leanings and economic failings, is,
Speaker 2: of course Donald Trump. Well, now I'm thrilled to bring
Speaker 2: in our first guest political commentator, John vun John, Welcome
Speaker 2: back to the US Report. And before we get to
Speaker 2: the whole story about the Harrison you on Fox, we
Speaker 2: need to start with a little good news the death
Speaker 2: of Sinhwar. Kamala Harris tried to look very presidential announcing
Speaker 2: the death of the Hamas leader. But oh, have a
Speaker 2: listen to this, and I feel like she didn't quite
Speaker 2: get it.
Speaker 4: Noir, the leader of Hamas is dead and justice has
Speaker 4: been served in the United States, Israel, and the entire
Speaker 4: world are better off as a result. To any terrorist
Speaker 4: who kills Americans, threatens the American people, or threatens our
Speaker 4: troops or our interests, know this. We will always bring
Speaker 4: you to justice.
Speaker 2: I mean, just correct me if I'm wrong here. But
Speaker 2: Yaya Sinhwar was caught in Rapha, where Harris said, the
Speaker 2: Israelis don't go. It was the Israelis who brought him
Speaker 2: to justice. And there were seven American citizens I believe
Speaker 2: taken hostage on October seventh, and America didn't wind up
Speaker 2: doing a lot about that. Does she fully get what's
Speaker 2: happening here in the Middle East?
Speaker 1: Well, on this one, I'll simply say Kamala Harris is
Speaker 1: doing what politicians do, taking credit for things they didn't
Speaker 1: have anything to do with and avoiding blame for anything
Speaker 1: they might have had to do with.
Speaker 2: Well, fair enough, fair enough, Hey, now let's move on
Speaker 2: to the Harris interview with Brett Baher. I thought her
Speaker 2: obsessive references back to Donald Trump seemed to underline her
Speaker 2: tendency to just keep shifting the blame away from the
Speaker 2: past three and a half years.
Speaker 1: What did you make of it, Well, it's obvious that
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris doesn't really believe that she was a vice
Speaker 1: president for three and a half years because she won't
Speaker 1: take any responsibility for anything that happened, especially things that
Speaker 1: went wrong. As for Donald Trump, her basic campaign argument
Speaker 1: is I am not Donald Trump and I'm not Joe
Speaker 1: Biden because I look differently than he does. So because
Speaker 1: I'm not Trump, you should vote for me. That's it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, fair enough, And look on her past statements, it
Speaker 2: kind of feels like she's almost treating voters as well
Speaker 2: basically stupid. Let me play you this clip from the interview.
Speaker 3: When it comes to immigration, you supported allowing immigrants in
Speaker 3: the country illegally to apply for driver's license, to qualify
Speaker 3: for free tuition at universities, to be enrolled in free healthcare.
Speaker 3: Do you still support those things?
Speaker 4: Listen, that was five years ago, and I'm very clear
Speaker 4: that I will follow the law. I have make that
Speaker 4: statement over and over again, and as Vice president of
Speaker 4: the United States, that's exactly what I've done. Not to
Speaker 4: mention before I was.
Speaker 2: Five years ago, John, that was a lifetime away. But
Speaker 2: basically to me, it feels like she's saying, look, I'll
Speaker 2: be whoever you want me to be, just give me
Speaker 2: your vote.
Speaker 1: Well, it's even worse than that. Look, presidents take an
Speaker 1: oath to follow the law. It's somehow some praiseworthy event
Speaker 1: that she says she's going to follow the law. She
Speaker 1: has to follow the law. Now, question is, do you
Speaker 1: want to change the law as your post five years ago?
Speaker 1: She didn't say yes, and she didn't say no. She
Speaker 1: just said I will follow the law. But that's when
Speaker 1: the statement ends, and we still don't know anything about
Speaker 1: what she really believes in or actually would want to do.
Speaker 2: Yeah, indeed, And I mean there was a great piece
Speaker 2: of the Financial Times I thought this week which said
Speaker 2: that it's not just the problem with her word salads.
Speaker 2: But the real issue is the deeper vagueness and the
Speaker 2: fact we don't know whether or not she's an empty
Speaker 2: suit or if she's actually trying hard to hide her
Speaker 2: leftist tendencies. What do you think about that? Which side
Speaker 2: do you come down on?
Speaker 1: I come down with the Wizard of Oz where you
Speaker 1: know the famous character of the Wizard of Oz says
Speaker 1: I could while away by hours, reflecting my power, I
Speaker 1: only had a brain.
Speaker 2: I love it, John, Now what was also? You know,
Speaker 2: it does seem to be there's another big problem here
Speaker 2: this week. I want to bring this story to your attention.
Speaker 2: During the debate, Donald Trump was fact check on whether
Speaker 2: or not crime had been going up or not, and
Speaker 2: he said it had been going up. And then all
Speaker 2: of a sudden, you know, there are all the fact
Speaker 2: checks and everybody says, oh, well, you know he's wrong,
Speaker 2: Donald Trum's wrong, Crimes actually going down. Just look at
Speaker 2: the FBI statistics. And now, all of a sudden, the
Speaker 2: FBI has quietly revised its statistics and proved Donald Trump right,
Speaker 2: But not before the damage was done. John, Again, where
Speaker 2: do you come down on this? Was this a deliberate mistake,
Speaker 2: a crisis of competence or just basic bureaucratic idiocy that
Speaker 2: just happened to fall in the right direction for the Democrats.
Speaker 1: Nothing happens by accident in Washington, comrade, nothing. Remember in
Speaker 1: twenty sixteen, James Comey decided that he wanted to play
Speaker 1: it safe and balance things out because of course he
Speaker 1: had let Hillary off the hook on the email scandal.
Speaker 1: So in the last ten days he announces we're reopening
Speaker 1: the investigation into her email server and the computer. And
Speaker 1: then of course didn't do anything, but he thought he
Speaker 1: had covered his bases. And then Trump wins, and coming
Speaker 1: himself has admitted in his book he didn't expect that
Speaker 1: so completely the opposite result. I think the FBI, the
Speaker 1: successors to call me the blob bureaucrats there have decided, hmmm,
Speaker 1: pose are looking very close Trump. Trump might win. Better
Speaker 1: not know these statistics until after the election, because Trump
Speaker 1: will remember that. Let's play it fair and revise our
Speaker 1: statistics so we can say we weren't playing politics. We
Speaker 1: gave you this small little gift just before the election.
Speaker 2: What a perfect example of swamp politics there. And while
Speaker 2: we're sort of on the subject, here a fascinating story.
Speaker 2: Apparently the problem of Justice is suing to stop Virginia,
Speaker 2: the State of Virginia, from taking non citizens off the
Speaker 2: voter rules. Now, John, correct me if I'm wrong, but
Speaker 2: I thought only American citizens were allowed to vote. So
Speaker 2: what would be the problem with removing people who were
Speaker 2: not citizens from the voter roles.
Speaker 1: Well, all over the country, non citizens are not supposed
Speaker 1: to register or to vote, But the only thing that
Speaker 1: stops them from registering and then voting is a box
Speaker 1: on the registration form which says I'm a citizen or
Speaker 1: I'm not a citizen. If they don't fill that out,
Speaker 1: they often get registered. Anyway. If they say they're a citizen,
Speaker 1: no one is good to check. So what happens is
Speaker 1: a bunch of people are discovered eventually because people compare
Speaker 1: court records of people who say they can't serve on
Speaker 1: juries because they're non citizens. With the voter registration rules,
Speaker 1: these six thousand odd people have admitted that they're either
Speaker 1: not citizens or are not willing to provide verification documentation
Speaker 1: that they are citizens, so they're being removed from the roles.
Speaker 1: The Biden administration wants to stop that. Their motive is, well,
Speaker 1: I have no proof, but I suspect it's because they
Speaker 1: don't want anyone to look behind the curtain in Virginia
Speaker 1: or any other state in their problems in big states
Speaker 1: like Pennsylvania that are even worse than this, and they
Speaker 1: don't want people asking questions at all about non citizens
Speaker 1: and how they ended up in the registration roles in
Speaker 1: prep sometimes even voting.
Speaker 2: John Fund, It's fascinating, a little disturbing. We're going to
Speaker 2: have to leave it there. Thank you so much for
Speaker 2: your time. Thank you all right, let's keep the check
Speaker 2: going here with my next guest, another great friend of
Speaker 2: the show, media analyst and political commentator, Stephanie hammil Stephanie,
Speaker 2: thank you so much for coming on the US Report.
Speaker 2: Now big news in the last few hours. The hated
Speaker 2: leader of Hamas is dead, ya Ya Sinwar, and his
Speaker 2: Washington Post obituary has already dropped, referencing his hard scrabble upbringing,
Speaker 2: calling him resolute and so on. This feels a bit
Speaker 2: like the time they called Abu Bakar al Bagdati an
Speaker 2: austere religious Scott. What do you make it with, Stephanie.
Speaker 6: You know, I'm not surprised that this dropped today, as
Speaker 6: you pointed out the Washington Post did refer to the
Speaker 6: ISI's leader as an Austere scholar, which was totally reprehensible.
Speaker 6: Then and then once again, it's almost like they're glorifying
Speaker 6: this evil, evil man if you read through, if you
Speaker 6: read through the article, it's almost like they're not talking
Speaker 6: about a man who was a leader and the person
Speaker 6: behind the murdering of over twelve hundred Jewish people, the
Speaker 6: kidnapping of grandma's and babies.
Speaker 5: It is truly despicable.
Speaker 2: I couldn't say it better myself, Stephanie. Now, I want
Speaker 2: to move on to the big interview with Brett Baer
Speaker 2: we had the other day, and particularly this detail that
Speaker 2: emerged after the interview, namely that Harris apparently arrived late
Speaker 2: and her team tried to cut the interview off short.
Speaker 2: Here's a lot of what Brett Baer had say.
Speaker 3: And you've been on the other side, You've been on
Speaker 3: the wrapper as a press secretary interviewing a president, and
Speaker 3: you know, I'm talking like four people waving their hands
Speaker 3: like it's got to stop. So Martha final, yeah, I
Speaker 3: had a dismount there at the end.
Speaker 2: Stephanie, what did you make of that? I thought that
Speaker 2: was pretty obvious that they were trying to end it
Speaker 2: and run out the clock, almost like it was the
Speaker 2: last quarter of a football game.
Speaker 6: As a viewer, you did get the sense that there
Speaker 6: was a hard wrap going on behind the scenes, the
Speaker 6: old handwaven circle going on, because it seemed uncomfortable for
Speaker 6: the host, and it is just totally disrespectful that they
Speaker 6: showed up so late, knowing the timeline that they that
Speaker 6: the show had to turn this interview around. I will
Speaker 6: say that Brett bar he did a fantastic job on
Speaker 6: asking some of the most important questions that the American
Speaker 6: voters want to know about, which is immigration and the economy.
Speaker 5: And I was just like jaw dropped that.
Speaker 6: VP Harris didn't come in fully prepared for this interview.
Speaker 5: It wasn't hard. There weren't really any gotchas going on there.
Speaker 6: Brett Bhaar asked her fair questions on relevant issues, and
Speaker 6: she still didn't want to take this opportunity to answer
Speaker 6: those for the American people. To me to suggest a
Speaker 6: few things, she either is unaware of the issues or
Speaker 6: she doesn't want people to know where she really.
Speaker 5: Stands on the issues.
Speaker 6: And so at this point in the campaign, I mean,
Speaker 6: it's just totally appalling. At one point in the interview,
Speaker 6: she told the viewers to go read about her views
Speaker 6: and policies instead of using this time to explain it
Speaker 6: to those who were tuning in now. Of course, Is
Speaker 6: she going to change the minds of the hardcore hair supporters.
Speaker 5: Not at all. They don't care.
Speaker 6: They thought she did a fantastic job. Is she going
Speaker 6: to change the minds of Trump supporters. Absolutely not, but
Speaker 6: it will give them more ammo if you will when
Speaker 6: it comes to proving that she is not qualified to
Speaker 6: be president. But it's the independent voters that she had
Speaker 6: an opportunity to talk to directly on this program, and
Speaker 6: instead she treated it like Adeppazi.
Speaker 5: She started getting visibly angry and irritated.
Speaker 6: By these basic questions coming from the host.
Speaker 2: Well yeah, and in fact, actually there was one moment
Speaker 2: where she really seemed to basically lose it. Have a
Speaker 2: look at this talked.
Speaker 4: About locking people up because they disagree with him. This
Speaker 4: is a democracy and an inner democracy.
Speaker 5: The president of the.
Speaker 4: United States, in the United States of America should be
Speaker 4: willing to be able to handle criticism without saying he'd
Speaker 4: lock people up for doing it.
Speaker 2: What did you make of that. I thought there was
Speaker 2: a pretty strange flex talking about putting people in jail
Speaker 2: when you know one of Trump's chief strategists is behind
Speaker 2: bars right now.
Speaker 5: Well, again she's lying.
Speaker 6: That's not actually what Donald Trump said, and Bret Baarr
Speaker 6: was trying to point to that.
Speaker 5: So again she was using this as.
Speaker 6: A time to gaslight the American people continuously lie about
Speaker 6: Donald Trump. He brought his name up twenty times during
Speaker 6: this interview instead of talking about herself and how she
Speaker 6: could make your life better and what.
Speaker 5: Donald Trump actually said.
Speaker 6: If you look at the video, he was talking about
Speaker 6: what would happen after the election if there was mass protest.
Speaker 5: And rioting going on.
Speaker 6: He was saying that those people would have to face
Speaker 6: the law. He didn't say which side. He didn't say, Oh,
Speaker 6: We're going to go after Kamala Harris supporters.
Speaker 5: That's just not true.
Speaker 6: But this is what always happens to Donald Trump. The
Speaker 6: media and the left take him out of context, and
Speaker 6: then they write these headlines and then they regurgitate the
Speaker 6: talking points on the mainstream media, and they just hope
Speaker 6: that people aren't smart enough to look into it for
Speaker 6: themselves instead of just believing what is being.
Speaker 2: Said and what do you think about this with a
Speaker 2: broader media strategy, because it's like, you know, they hit
Speaker 2: her away for so long and now she's doing everything.
Speaker 2: She's even doing Fox News, She's done the really raunchy
Speaker 2: sex podcast, Call Her Daddy. Is this desperation or is
Speaker 2: there a method to all of this?
Speaker 6: You get a sense that there's a little desperation in
Speaker 6: the air, that things aren't going as well as they
Speaker 6: had hoped.
Speaker 5: That their internal polling must.
Speaker 6: Be pretty bad if they feel like they had to
Speaker 6: bring her out, because initially the strategy was just to
Speaker 6: keep her in the basement and not have her talk
Speaker 6: at all and just hope that all the hype would
Speaker 6: be enough to get her across the finish line. Then
Speaker 6: they saw the polling and then realized that, you know,
Speaker 6: they needed a little bit more of a bump. Because
Speaker 6: Donald Trump is doing significantly well, especially considering everything this
Speaker 6: man has been through. He's been impeached, all the legal
Speaker 6: lawfair against him, the assassination attempts on his life, and
Speaker 6: the mainstream media which is very much against him for
Speaker 6: the most part. So he's had a very uphill battle,
Speaker 6: if you will. And at Harris I mean, she's had
Speaker 6: everything handed to her on a plotter.
Speaker 5: Not one single voter actually voted for her. She's the
Speaker 5: most unvetted candidate in recent time. This is it's insanity.
Speaker 6: So yeah, I think the polling's not going where they
Speaker 6: want it to go, which is why we saw this
Speaker 6: media blitz over the past two weeks and the expectation
Speaker 6: that this was going to help her as a little
Speaker 6: ludicris because they thought it was going to help her,
Speaker 6: and then actually it's not helping at all. We haven't
Speaker 6: seen a spike in the polls, and in fact it
Speaker 6: might be backfiring because again Harris lacks substance and it's
Speaker 6: either by design or she just doesn't have what it
Speaker 6: takes to be the next president of the United States.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I suspect it's Solanta there, Stephanie. But just sticking
Speaker 2: on the media, you know, some of the press seems
Speaker 2: to keep getting into trouble trying to give her a lift.
Speaker 2: CBS still hasn't released the transcript from that sixty minutes
Speaker 2: episode which we talked about last week on this program,
Speaker 2: where they seem to give her a whole different answer
Speaker 2: to make her sound better. And now Speaker of the
Speaker 2: House Mike Johnson. He has accused CNN or CBS rather
Speaker 2: of selectively editing an answer about hurricane relief in North Carolin.
Speaker 2: It seems to me like there's a systemic problem with
Speaker 2: some parts of the press, not just you know, having
Speaker 2: their own biases, but actually really actively trying to put
Speaker 2: their finger on the scale.
Speaker 6: I am young enough to remember when CBS was a
Speaker 6: credible news organization. In fact, I worked for one of
Speaker 6: their affiliates. That was my first job as a TV
Speaker 6: news reporter, and you, my Arizona and I really looked
Speaker 6: up to the national host. What is happening right now
Speaker 6: is proving to be that this news organization is more
Speaker 6: like a propaganda machine and an arm of the Democratic Party.
Speaker 6: And the fact that they won't release the transcripts is
Speaker 6: so revealing. It's either they did a bad an unethical
Speaker 6: job with the interview, or that Harris completely fell flat
Speaker 6: on her face and they were trying to booster or
Speaker 6: maybe both. But this could all be resolved if they
Speaker 6: just released the transcripts, which is not you know, out
Speaker 6: of the ordinary. That's what news nextworks do when they
Speaker 6: have sit down interviews with important political people. This is
Speaker 6: the person who could potentially be leading our country. You
Speaker 6: know what I mean, It's not this isn't something that
Speaker 6: should be private.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no, absolutely right, Stephanie Hamm, We're gonna have to
Speaker 2: leave it there now, don't go anywhere. When we come back,
Speaker 2: Adamy Colman will tell us about Kamala Harris's plan to
Speaker 2: court the black vote by letting everyone get high. But
Speaker 2: before that, I found a clip here that I wanted
Speaker 2: to share with you because I think it is really
Speaker 2: revealing about Kamala Harris and her obscene narcissism. It's from
Speaker 2: twenty ten, and here she's talking about how an illegal
Speaker 2: alien she let free from prison through a diversion program
Speaker 2: when she was prosecutor went on to horribly rob someone.
Speaker 2: But guess who the real victim was here?
Speaker 7: And so when I rolled out back on track a
Speaker 7: couple of years in, we learned that there was basically
Speaker 7: there was a participant who went out during the time
Speaker 7: he was in the program, committed a robbery. There was
Speaker 7: a horrible injury to the victim, and turned out that
Speaker 7: this individual was an undocumented immigrant. And there was an
Speaker 7: article that was written and said, Kamala Harris has created
Speaker 7: a program to shield illegal aliens. Right, and that's when
Speaker 7: my friends came really in handy.
Speaker 5: Oh, poor Kamala.
Speaker 2: I feel so bad for her. Yes, that's right, it's
Speaker 2: all about her. Anyway. After the break, Kamala Harris says,
Speaker 2: everybody can get stoned, well sort of. I'll explain after
Speaker 2: the break. Welcome back to the program. In a moment,
Speaker 2: we'll bring him the next guest, Adam B. Colbyn. He's
Speaker 2: gonna tell us about Kamala Harris's crypto and weed strategy
Speaker 2: to win back the black vote. But first, you may
Speaker 2: have seen this footage of Joe Biden and Barack Obama
Speaker 2: having an animated discussion at the memorial service for Ethel
Speaker 2: Kennedy this week, and that sparked a lot of humorous
Speaker 2: speculation as to what they were saying. But you know what,
Speaker 2: The New York Post apparently has the real story. They
Speaker 2: hired a lip reader and said that President Biden griped
Speaker 2: to former President Barack Obama that she I guess Harris
Speaker 2: is not as strong as me, with Obama agreeing that's true.
Speaker 2: The former president also said, apparently we have time. Yeah,
Speaker 2: we'll get it in for sure, Biden agreed. Source close
Speaker 2: to Obama didn't deny the translation, but only said only
Speaker 2: President Obama and President Biden know what they discussed yesterday.
Speaker 2: Any assertion otherwise is ridiculous. Well, we'll see about that.
Speaker 2: But with Paul's on a knife edge and Joe Biden
Speaker 2: still bitter as hell about being pushed aside, it doesn't
Speaker 2: seem that unlikely to me. Now to talk about all
Speaker 2: this and more, I want to bring my next guest.
Speaker 2: You know him well, New York Post columnist, author and
Speaker 2: founder of Wrong Speak Publishing, Adam B. Coleman. Adam, Welcome
Speaker 2: back to the US Report. I wanted to bring it
Speaker 2: in here. First of all, because Kamala Harris released a
Speaker 2: new five point plan to win back the American African
Speaker 2: American vote, and if I am to believe her, I
Speaker 2: should probably apologize for interrupting you in the middle of
Speaker 2: betting on cryptocurrency and smoking weed. What did you make
Speaker 2: of the Vice President's plan and talk us through some
Speaker 2: of the points that she had there in that strategy.
Speaker 8: Yeah, what I thought overall was that it does absolutely
Speaker 8: nothing beneficial And if the target audience, you know, was
Speaker 8: people like me, black American male who votes, then it
Speaker 8: really didn't come anywhere close to being impressive whatsoever. What's
Speaker 8: very interesting about some of those points is that she's
Speaker 8: saying that this is stuff that's going to benefit black
Speaker 8: American men and others for one of them. So what
Speaker 8: they basically did was scrounge up a bunch of things
Speaker 8: that they plan on doing, put Black American men on it,
Speaker 8: and you know, kind of smoothed it over and try
Speaker 8: to make it seem like this is something she's thought
Speaker 8: long and hard about to give us.
Speaker 2: But you know, it just seemed absolutely bizarre to be
Speaker 2: because one of the things I talked about was legalizing marijuana,
Speaker 2: which to me, given that she bragged once upon a
Speaker 2: time about having thrown thousands of people in jail from
Speaker 2: marijuana offenses, it seems like quite a bit of a
Speaker 2: change of heart here.
Speaker 8: Well, it's not even a change of heart. She really
Speaker 8: doesn't have any solid principles. Kamala Harris is just as
Speaker 8: fake as a person you'd find in Chinatown. I mean,
Speaker 8: that's her biggest issue. The more she talks, the more
Speaker 8: voters are really getting to know her. You know, as
Speaker 8: vice president, she's pretty hidden. But now she's speaking, right,
Speaker 8: she's getting pressed and she's not used to being challenged,
Speaker 8: and now you're getting to see what she actually believes,
Speaker 8: and she believes in whatever it takes to win. That's
Speaker 8: basically it. So the American voter, including Black Americans who
Speaker 8: she's trying to win over specifically, we see right through it,
Speaker 8: and more and more of us are saying that this
Speaker 8: person is fake. And so this election is now coming
Speaker 8: down to either you hate Donald Trump or you basically
Speaker 8: trust Kamala Harris. And it's hard to trust her.
Speaker 2: Well, you know, we've seen a bunch of reports about
Speaker 2: polls of African Americans and a lot of anecdotal evidence
Speaker 2: as well. But how bad do you reckon the Harris
Speaker 2: internal numbers are if they've had to come out with
Speaker 2: this plan, you know, which, as we talked about here,
Speaker 2: you know, it's about legalizing marijuana, it's about protecting cryptocurrency trades,
Speaker 2: which I didn't fully understand what that was about. Even
Speaker 2: giving a a twenty thousand dollars loans that don't have
Speaker 2: to be repaid, apparently to help entrepreneurs. All of this
Speaker 2: seems like just it's sort of patriodizing and buying votes,
Speaker 2: and it seems to be that if a Republican had
Speaker 2: said these sorts of things which kind of are based
Speaker 2: around some stereotypes of stuff, they'd be really getting, you know,
Speaker 2: taken to task by the press. But how bad do
Speaker 2: you think her internal polls must be that they've had
Speaker 2: to go down this road.
Speaker 8: You know it's bad when CNN is reporting on it
Speaker 8: saying that this is bad. That's how you know it's bad.
Speaker 8: And we obviously know that the Beltway is very in
Speaker 8: tune with the mainstream media and what they're reporting on.
Speaker 8: We already know that these campaigns get all different types
Speaker 8: of analytics. There's a reason why Barack Obama came from
Speaker 8: Martha's vineyard to chastise a bunch of black men, and
Speaker 8: it's because they're losing black men. The only problem is
Speaker 8: that the Democratic Party is the party of elites, and
Speaker 8: elitism just oozes from their pores. Barack Obama, Kamala Harris
Speaker 8: can't look at themselves as the problem. They're eventually going
Speaker 8: to make us the scapegoat if they lose.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and one of the other issues too, we've seen
Speaker 2: come up again and again here with Harris's her support
Speaker 2: on and off for well basically reparations. Have a look
Speaker 2: at this here grab from her speaking on this issue.
Speaker 9: Well, back, we all know that America became great, you know,
Speaker 9: off the backs of free black labor.
Speaker 4: So my agenda, well, first of all, on the plane
Speaker 4: of reparations, it has to be studied. There's no question
Speaker 4: about that. And I've been very clear about that position.
Speaker 2: So there she was going on to Charlott Mane the
Speaker 2: God podcast there trying to pander I guess and then saying, well, hey,
Speaker 2: you know we should consider this or study the issue.
Speaker 2: What did you make of that?
Speaker 8: It was basically a non answer. The truth is that
Speaker 8: Democrats are never going to give anyone who's in support
Speaker 8: of reparations reparations. Gavin Newsom put this whole team together
Speaker 8: to investigate reparations and what it would look like, and
Speaker 8: had them go back and forth deliberating, and came back
Speaker 8: with so much money that it would bankrupt the state
Speaker 8: of California. No Democrat will ever give reparations. It's like
Speaker 8: talking about when the tooth fairy is going to come
Speaker 8: and give us money. It's not real, but it's a
Speaker 8: thing that certain people are fixated on. Whether it's right
Speaker 8: or wrong, it's a different story, But is it feasible
Speaker 8: and it's not feasible.
Speaker 2: And what did you make in the way. The media
Speaker 2: now is really kind of losing their mind about this
Speaker 2: whole shift within minority communities. I thought it was very
Speaker 2: telling that The New York Times ran a story the
Speaker 2: other day saying it's not you know, because black voters
Speaker 2: are like every other American and they want to see
Speaker 2: who's going to give them the best deal, who's going
Speaker 2: to be best for the economy and the country. They
Speaker 2: said that this is all because Trump is spreading his
Speaker 2: politics of grievance to non white voters. I mean, this
Speaker 2: is a New York Times, so clearly they're in a
Speaker 2: bit of a panic too.
Speaker 8: Well, if anybody knows anything about grievance, it'd be the
Speaker 8: New York Times.
Speaker 2: Great point.
Speaker 8: I mean, this is this is the major problem. The
Speaker 8: major problem is that the political left can't look at
Speaker 8: people like myself who used to be part of the
Speaker 8: political left and ask why we defect it, why we
Speaker 8: chose to become independent and Republicans, And they can't look
Speaker 8: at themselves as the reason. It must be somebody else.
Speaker 8: It must be some sort of trick, some sort of
Speaker 8: spell that Donald Trump has placed over us to make
Speaker 8: us move aside, and that's not the case for many
Speaker 8: of us, including myself. It's a rejection of what they've become.
Speaker 8: So the Democrats, the political left is not the left
Speaker 8: that I knew ten fifteen years ago. They are vastly
Speaker 8: different the political left of ten fifteen years ago. It
Speaker 8: sounds like the Republican Party of today.
Speaker 2: So throw forward two or three weeks here to the election.
Speaker 2: D think that the number of black voters in America
Speaker 2: are they going to shift this time? Because there was
Speaker 2: a fair bit to talk about this in twenty twenty,
Speaker 2: but in the end, the numbers kind of settled back down,
Speaker 2: you know, around where they had been in previous elections.
Speaker 2: Do you reckon it's surreal deal this time to move?
Speaker 8: Yes, I do. I think it's going to be closer
Speaker 8: to fifteen percent, which is a lot. Doesn't sound like
Speaker 8: a lot, but historically, you know, Democrats have received ninety
Speaker 8: plus percent of the Black American vote. I think Donald
Speaker 8: Trump one of his elections was about eight percent or so,
Speaker 8: which was relatively high. Barack Obama when he was elected,
Speaker 8: received ninety five percent. I think we're looking at maybe
Speaker 8: going upwards of fifteen maybe slightly higher percent of Black
Speaker 8: Americans voting for Donald Trump in this upcoming election. I've
Speaker 8: seen anecdotes.
Speaker 1: I've seen so.
Speaker 8: Much rejection of Kamala Harris, and she's stuck in his
Speaker 8: position campaigning. They took out Joe Biden for a reason,
Speaker 8: and now they're stuck with her. And I think she's
Speaker 8: a poor candidate. She's always been a poor candidate, and
Speaker 8: that's why she got out of the race in twenty
Speaker 8: twenty so quickly, because she was a poor candidate. And
Speaker 8: so now Barack Obama's over there talking to Joe Biden.
Speaker 8: They have to reput they sow they forced the man
Speaker 8: out to put her in, and she may actually cost
Speaker 8: him an election.
Speaker 2: And she has not won one single primary vote. Adam B. Coleman,
Speaker 2: thank you, as always for your time, Always appreciated. Now
Speaker 2: stick around because of the moment, we've got a surprise
Speaker 2: Trump endorsement. But first let's check back in on Joe
Speaker 2: Biden and see how he's going here. He is trying
Speaker 2: to throw shade on Donald Trump, but I can't say
Speaker 2: it went very well.
Speaker 3: She beat Trump so badly in the debate he's scared
Speaker 3: to death to beat her again.
Speaker 8: That's a fact.
Speaker 1: Tough guy, right, tough guy.
Speaker 2: She beat Trump so badly in the debate he's scared
Speaker 2: to death to beat her again. Yeah, okay, heck of
Speaker 2: a job, mister President. After the break, I promised it
Speaker 2: at the start of the show, the Democrat congressman who's
Speaker 2: voting Trump will find out why in a moment. Welcome
Speaker 2: back to the U S Report. I promised you a
Speaker 2: special treat earlier in the program. Now let me welcome
Speaker 2: former US Congressman Peter Deutsch. He represented Florida's twentieth congressional
Speaker 2: district from nineteen ninety three to two thousand and five.
Speaker 2: He's just endorsed Donald Trump. But here's the twist. He's
Speaker 2: also a lifelong Democrat who has said that on issues
Speaker 2: of foreign policy and national security, the Harris Biden team
Speaker 2: have been a disaster, accusing them of being too weak
Speaker 2: on Iran and not doing enough to help Israel fight
Speaker 2: its enemies who are bent not just on the destruction
Speaker 2: of the Jewish state, but ultimately the West as well.
Speaker 2: Welcome to the program, Peter Deutsch. Want to ask you.
Speaker 2: In making your announcement, you said that you believe the
Speaker 2: Harris Biden administration has made the world a less safe place.
Speaker 2: Explain how.
Speaker 9: Well deterrence is critical in terms of foreign policy at
Speaker 9: the present time. I'm not sure the United States says
Speaker 9: any deterrence that's number one, but also not acknowledging the
Speaker 9: nature of the Iranian regime is a just a tragic form.
Speaker 9: I mean, Iran has shown who they are. I mean
Speaker 9: under President Trump, he stopped there, he put sanctions on them,
Speaker 9: and he got out of JOPA, and effectively they were bankrupt,
Speaker 9: they were not able to fund their terrorist operations. Effectively,
Speaker 9: as soon as that Paris Biden administration came into office,
Speaker 9: they let the money start flowing. One hundred billion dollars
Speaker 9: have gone to them, and that money has gone to
Speaker 9: terrorists that have killed Americans, have killed Israelis, have killed
Speaker 9: other nationals as well.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, what do you make then of because
Speaker 2: you know, threat the administration, but even recently the Biden
Speaker 2: Harris administration, we've seen this real two faced policy when
Speaker 2: it comes to Iran. You know, on the one hand,
Speaker 2: try to say, oh, Israel's our friend, but Iran, here's
Speaker 2: one hundred million dollars And even this week now we've
Speaker 2: seen on the one hand, sending troops and missile defense
Speaker 2: systems to Israel and on the other hand threatening Israel
Speaker 2: and their military aid. It seems to me that the
Speaker 2: American foreign policy when it comes to Iran and Israel,
Speaker 2: is really incoherent. I'd like your thoughts.
Speaker 9: Well again, I think if you listen to it, and
Speaker 9: it's really the present policy is not incoherent. It well,
Speaker 9: in a sense, it's incoherent that I'm not sure the
Speaker 9: Harris Biden administration knows who their friends are. What has
Speaker 9: Iran done, you know, in the last ten years, but
Speaker 9: particularly since October seventh, it's inconceivable from an objective analysis
Speaker 9: that anyone would not see them who for who they are.
Speaker 9: Twenty four American ships American vessels have been attacked by
Speaker 9: the UTIs since October seventh. The Biden administration has done
Speaker 9: nothing about those attacks. President Trump, while he was in office,
Speaker 9: designated the houtis a terrorist organization which has severe ramifications
Speaker 9: in terms of their finances. When President Biden came into office,
Speaker 9: he literally lifted that designation. I mean, you know, you
Speaker 9: probably have heard about this, but it's been reported actually
Speaker 9: by the Biden administration. Now that Iran, the country Iran
Speaker 9: has literally attempted to assassinate President from Secretary Pompeo, national
Speaker 9: security advisers of both on American soil. I mean, President
Speaker 9: Trump talked about what he would do if he was
Speaker 9: president and a country tried to do that to an
Speaker 9: American president or former president.
Speaker 2: How much also of the policy, particularly the post October
Speaker 2: seventh policy regarding Israel and Iran, has been about do
Speaker 2: you think courting Muslim voters in swing states like Michigan
Speaker 2: and how much has that changed American foreign policy those
Speaker 2: domestic electoral considerations.
Speaker 9: I tell you I don't actually think very much because
Speaker 9: this is before the election, this has been for four years.
Speaker 9: You know, there are some Muslim voters that Palestine right
Speaker 9: Hamas rights are a major issue for them, but in
Speaker 9: a country of three hundred and fifty million people, they're
Speaker 9: relatively insignificant. I mean, there is a huge consensus in
Speaker 9: the country in terms of support for Israel that I
Speaker 9: think is almost universal. The problem is that, you know,
Speaker 9: when Kamala Harris talks about, you know, supporting Israel and
Speaker 9: defending Israel and providing Israel with resources, sometimes I think
Speaker 9: she thinks that if Israel had bows and arrows, that
Speaker 9: would be enough resources to defend themselves.
Speaker 2: And I mean, how much do you think that the
Speaker 2: you know, that the foreign policy establishment under Biden and
Speaker 2: Harris just doesn't get it, because one thing that I
Speaker 2: see is that they don't sort of understand the complex
Speaker 2: natures of the Middle East that you've got all of
Speaker 2: these Sunni states that under the Trump administration were coming together,
Speaker 2: you know, behind and on the same side of Israel.
Speaker 2: That they're actually tearing the Middle East apart here by
Speaker 2: reinflaming these tensions between the Shia Iranian regime and the
Speaker 2: Sunni Arab world when.
Speaker 9: We know that their intention is to have a ballistic
Speaker 9: missile program with nuclear warheads on them to attack not
Speaker 9: just Israel, but to attack the United States.
Speaker 2: What would you hope then, out of a Trump presidency,
Speaker 2: assuming that Trump gets re elected here, what would you
Speaker 2: like to see or what do you expect that foreign
Speaker 2: policy would look like again towards Iran? I mean, I
Speaker 2: presume it would be the same sort of thing. But
Speaker 2: what would you hope because of course, obviously now we're
Speaker 2: in a post October seventh world and in many ways
Speaker 2: the United States kind of helped give how off some
Speaker 2: of that money that help them do that So what
Speaker 2: would you like to say Trump do if he comes
Speaker 2: back into office in November and is inaugurated in January.
Speaker 9: Well, we had four years of President Trump. We had
Speaker 9: peace and prosperity. I would expect another four years of
Speaker 9: peace and prosperity. I mean the issue is that President
Speaker 9: Trump was willing to use and project American power. I
Speaker 9: mean he eliminated General Solomonia. Well, Vice President Harris was
Speaker 9: a senator. Again, you can go on YouTube and get
Speaker 9: the quotes she criticized that action. And I mean, I
Speaker 9: think when people I said at once, but sometimes it's
Speaker 9: worth saying again. There have been twenty four United States
Speaker 9: naval vessels that have been attacked effectively by iran in
Speaker 9: kinetic attacks, I mean trying to destroy them. The United
Speaker 9: States has done nothing to the Iranians or their proxy,
Speaker 9: the Houties, which is really the Iranians. I mean, when
Speaker 9: we know one of the things since October seventh, the
Speaker 9: sort of hey, that's not us situation is laughable. I mean,
Speaker 9: when the when the pages went off, Iranian generals got pages.
Speaker 9: When that's rally was killed, the key uh Iranian general
Speaker 9: in the in the area was also killed. I mean
Speaker 9: to say and again there's lots of the documents that
Speaker 9: have come out since October seventh time.
Speaker 1: Direct Iranian involvement to these people.
Speaker 9: I agree, it's not it's it's it's it's insane, it's
Speaker 9: not believable, it doesn't stand up to any analysis of
Speaker 9: of who they are.
Speaker 2: Well, Peter Deutsch, we can only hope that things change
Speaker 2: after November. Thank you so much for your time in
Speaker 2: talking us through it. Now, don't go anywhere because Only
Speaker 2: in America is next. But first, it's Halloween season. So
Speaker 2: how about a little Halloween flashback to Trump giving candy,
Speaker 2: or rather putting candy on a minion. I don't know why,
Speaker 2: it always makes me laugh. I just tend to play
Speaker 2: it anyway. Maybe we'll see the repeat the forms of
Speaker 2: that next year. We'll see stick around Only in America.
Speaker 2: After the break, welcome back to the program. And now
Speaker 2: it's time for a little segment we like to call
Speaker 2: Only in America. Okay, right, Well, I bet you probably
Speaker 2: know what the Greek flag looks like, and I also
Speaker 2: bet you know what the Israeli flag looks like. And
Speaker 2: aside from the colors, I think they'd be pretty hard
Speaker 2: to mix up. One features a cross after all, and
Speaker 2: the other prominently features the Star of David. But never mind,
Speaker 2: that didn't stop this pro Palestinian chucklehead from taking out
Speaker 2: her anger against Israel by vandalizing wait for it, her
Speaker 2: local Greek taverna.
Speaker 5: I'm about to come back and put free Palestine.
Speaker 10: Who free Palestine? Then look what you're looking at?
Speaker 3: You know?
Speaker 10: Damn well there's a genocide. You know there's a genocide.
Speaker 10: Now I stop it, you taking I'm taking this down.
Speaker 6: I believe this one. Let me take this one down
Speaker 6: right here.
Speaker 10: What are they gonna do?
Speaker 1: They can't do now.
Speaker 7: I don't stand for it.
Speaker 2: I don't stand for it.
Speaker 5: I don't stand for this.
Speaker 10: There's genocide, and I don't stand for Zionism. I don't
Speaker 10: support it. There's a genocide. You know that, right, They're
Speaker 10: killing children. What's a purpose be proud of?
Speaker 5: Inherited?
Speaker 10: Understand there's a genocide, right, you understand?
Speaker 5: Right, there's nothing.
Speaker 10: Against people who are Jewish, but there this is not okay,
Speaker 10: this is freaky.
Speaker 5: Who's this?
Speaker 9: This is greeky?
Speaker 4: What very freaky?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 10: Oh no it's Israel?
Speaker 2: My bad?
Speaker 5: Really?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Like that, Well that's.
Speaker 5: That's kind of thing.
Speaker 10: Look it looked like it look like Israel.
Speaker 3: It's really nice.
Speaker 5: Okay, Well what of that?
Speaker 2: I mean? I don't even know where to begin here.
Speaker 2: What is worse the fact that she thought vandalism because
Speaker 2: her political views was appropriate, or that she thought filming
Speaker 2: this was a good idea, or the fact that she
Speaker 2: actually posted that video even after realizing how stupid it
Speaker 2: made her look. Folks will tell you what. The pro
Speaker 2: Palestine side aren't sending their best in the US and
Speaker 2: actually not Australia either. That's all the time we have
Speaker 2: for this week. See you next time on Tayo and
Speaker 2: bye bye.