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Speaker 3: Good evening and welcome to the Rita Panicky Show. Coming
Speaker 3: up on this historic night where Donald Trump as secured
Speaker 3: our most famous victory against all odds. We have a
Speaker 3: stellar lineup of guests covering this monumental event from every angle.
Speaker 3: Joining me shortly will be a man who is in
Speaker 3: Donald Trump's in a circle, Doctor Sebastian Gorka. Also on
Speaker 3: the program tonight our own James Morrow, Army Horowitz, Josh Hammer,
Speaker 3: and Adam Coleman. And We're not going to miss Left
Speaker 3: is losing it Burne.
Speaker 4: I mean not to be, you know, happy, but I'm
Speaker 4: I'm optimistic.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 3: This is a most astonishing victory there, the greatest triumph
Speaker 3: in modern political history. And I'll tell you why Donald
Speaker 3: Trump risked everything to run again. They came for his family,
Speaker 3: they came for his allies. They used law fair to
Speaker 3: try and bankrupt him, to try to imprison him on
Speaker 3: sham charges. They outspent him by a huge margin, and
Speaker 3: he had the overwhelming majority of the media against him.
Speaker 3: Relentlessly running negative stories deliberately misrepresenting him. He was called
Speaker 3: a threat to democracy, a fascist, a modern day Hitler,
Speaker 3: wanna be dictator and worse. And he withstood it all
Speaker 3: to win and win big. And where is Kamala Harris tonight?
Speaker 3: Why hasn't she conceded? Why didn't she call President Trump
Speaker 3: to concede defeat before he gave his victory speech. That's
Speaker 3: what's expected. Is she engaging in election denial? It's clear
Speaker 3: now that the GOP, the Grand Ole Party, is Donald
Speaker 3: Trump's party. The Rhinos are gone, the Republican in name
Speaker 3: only are dead and buried. And right now Trump is
Speaker 3: poised for a clean sweep the presidency, the Senate, and
Speaker 3: he might even win the House and the popular vote.
Speaker 3: Joining me now from North Carolina is Sky his host,
Speaker 3: James Morrow. James. Kamala still hasn't spoken, hasn't formally admitted defeat.
Speaker 3: When can we expect to hear from the Vice president?
Speaker 3: Surely she's still not clinging to some hope of fortifying
Speaker 3: this election.
Speaker 5: Well, Rita, I mean, this was just a shocking performance
Speaker 5: by the Vice President this evening. I mean, truly, she
Speaker 5: was like school on Sunday, no class for her to
Speaker 5: keep everybody out there waiting till twelve forty five and
Speaker 5: then send some flunky out to say, oh, go home,
Speaker 5: she's not talking tonight now, the subtext of that being,
Speaker 5: of course, you know, she's probably in a hotel suite
Speaker 5: somewhere nursing herself with a bottle of sutter Home wine
Speaker 5: and a bag of Dorito's until she can get over
Speaker 5: the pain of this whole thing. We have heard that
Speaker 5: she might come out and say something today, that's what
Speaker 5: they said should be out today. But this all strikes
Speaker 5: me as a real example of, you know, potentially denying
Speaker 5: democracy and questioning an election, which is something that I
Speaker 5: thought we weren't supposed to do. But of course we're
Speaker 5: talking about Democrats here, so maybe that's okay. The thing is,
Speaker 5: there's no way for her to say, as you say,
Speaker 5: four to five this election. You know, there's no last
Speaker 5: minute ballot drop that can save her. The numbers are
Speaker 5: simply too big for them to get over any sort
Speaker 5: of gap with that sort of thing. And as such,
Speaker 5: you know CNN, just a couple of hours ago, CNN,
Speaker 5: which is basically the opposition media here to Trump, they
Speaker 5: have called it for Donald Trump. They have surrendered. So
Speaker 5: there's no way through, there's no path if she doesn't
Speaker 5: this morning, I think Cole publicly Donald Trump graciously concede
Speaker 5: and publicly address her followers. I think, you know, this
Speaker 5: will condemn her legacy, whatever legacy she had as just
Speaker 5: you know, ending out of this complete fizzle. But also
Speaker 5: I think it will be you know, really an indicator
Speaker 5: that the Democrats are going to go down this darker
Speaker 5: road which I've spoken about before, where they start to
Speaker 5: look for and this is what I'm really concerned about, reader,
Speaker 5: where they start to look for legal ways I using
Speaker 5: the legal system to challenge the vote here there you
Speaker 5: look at what people like Congressman Jamie Raskin have said
Speaker 5: about this and how you know they want to have,
Speaker 5: you know, essentially civil uprisings against Trump and attempting to
Speaker 5: not certify the election. And of course, Kamala Harris as
Speaker 5: President of the Senate, she has a big role to
Speaker 5: play in that. So we are getting potentially in some
Speaker 5: pretty daisy waters.
Speaker 3: Doing precisely what they were accusing Donald Trump of doing.
Speaker 3: It was pure projection the whole time, and we suspected
Speaker 3: that now President Donald Trump did speak, he thanked his family,
Speaker 3: his team, his supporters, and he had a few words
Speaker 3: for his VP pick, jd Vance.
Speaker 6: I want to be the first to congratulate our great
Speaker 6: now I can say Vice President elect.
Speaker 2: Of the United States Jobie wall.
Speaker 6: And is absolutely remarkable and beautiful wife Buschavez.
Speaker 7: And he's a face.
Speaker 6: You know, I've said, go into the enemy camp, and
Speaker 6: you know the enemy camp is certain networks, and a
Speaker 6: lot of people don't like to Sure, do I have
Speaker 6: to do that? He just goes, Okay, which one CNN, MSDNC,
Speaker 6: He'll say, all right, thank you very much. He actually
Speaker 6: looks He's like the only guy I've ever said he
Speaker 6: really looks forward to it. And then he just goes
Speaker 6: in an absolutely obliterate step.
Speaker 3: James jd Vance was a controversial choice, but he paid off.
Speaker 3: The more you saw the guy, the more you liked him.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, that's the thing. And I mean, every single
Speaker 5: Republican vice presidential nominee I have ever seen in my
Speaker 5: entire lifetime of watching these campaigns always gets destroyed by
Speaker 5: the media. You can take you know, anybody, and they
Speaker 5: will just figure a way to try and destroy them.
Speaker 5: I was on record though, from the start of saying
Speaker 5: fans was a great pick, and he really turned out
Speaker 5: to be. And I mean two things you'd have to say.
Speaker 5: I mean, number one, that phenomenal debate he had with
Speaker 5: Tim Waltz, where Tim Watz looked like Elmer Fudd, you know,
Speaker 5: and didn't know what was going on, and Jdvaans just
Speaker 5: gave that sort of knowing look to the camera, you know,
Speaker 5: and everybody sort of loved that. But then also what
Speaker 5: Trump was talking about there, the way that he would
Speaker 5: go into those interviews and I couldn't believe that he
Speaker 5: kept getting invited on after a little while, the way
Speaker 5: that he would just forensically demolish these interviewers and just
Speaker 5: show them up for complete idiots. And I think those
Speaker 5: performances really went viral on the Internet and a lot
Speaker 5: of people said, gosh, this guy's really had a brain
Speaker 5: on them.
Speaker 3: You are absolutely right, and Tim Walls was a terrible pick.
Speaker 3: I can't believe Kamala Harris picked someone who's even more
Speaker 3: radically left than she's when she had other options, she
Speaker 3: had much better options, and she ignored them and went
Speaker 3: for Walls, who was frankly just a little bit too
Speaker 3: weird for the American voting public. James Morrow, thank you
Speaker 3: so much for your time this evening, do appreciate it.
Speaker 3: Joining me now is doctor Sebastian Gorka, former chief strategist
Speaker 3: for the Trump administration. Doctor Gorga, you were with President
Speaker 3: Trump today? Was he confident throughout the day? And when
Speaker 3: did he know he had secured the presidency?
Speaker 1: Again, Well, I've heard from my friends, reader that he
Speaker 1: wasn't in the best of moods earlier in the evening,
Speaker 1: and then he came down to the ballroom at Mari
Speaker 1: Lango maybe about nine thirty, sat down with Dana White
Speaker 1: of UFC fame Elon Musk.
Speaker 2: By that time he was smiling. I chatted with him.
Speaker 2: He asked me how I thought it was going.
Speaker 1: I said, the trend lines are all in your favor.
Speaker 1: Not long after that, he got into his armored limousine
Speaker 1: in the convoy off the convention Center where thousands and
Speaker 1: thousands of patriots had been waiting for hours. And then
Speaker 1: when Fox News called the two seven seven Electoral College,
Speaker 1: the whole building shook, and about twenty minutes later he
Speaker 1: came out with his entourage with the beautiful Milania as
Speaker 1: he showed with JD with Dana with Eric Trout with
Speaker 1: Lara Trump and gave that beautiful consent, that beautiful victory speech.
Speaker 1: So now we're just waiting for Kamala the great election denier,
Speaker 1: to admit defeat.
Speaker 3: Well, this is extraordiny. We're just talking about where is
Speaker 3: Kamala Harris? How does she not can say defeat? What
Speaker 3: is she hoping for? She's hoping for some sort of
Speaker 3: a miracle.
Speaker 1: Well, look, this is what the mainstream media to have
Speaker 1: told us that of course it's in the bag because
Speaker 1: she's a Dee Hires black.
Speaker 2: And a woman. Of course Americans will choose her.
Speaker 1: I guess the majority of Americans are Nazis who want
Speaker 1: a dictator as the command rechief.
Speaker 2: So they have to come up with some kind of excuse.
Speaker 1: They have to say, either the nation is full of
Speaker 1: white supremacists, or they're going to have to say nobody
Speaker 1: wants the Democrats to run the country after four years
Speaker 1: of destruction of our borders, of our economy, the total
Speaker 1: global nightmare that is war in the Middle East, war
Speaker 1: in Europe. So they're speech writers right now, let's just
Speaker 1: say this, are probably having a bit of a hard night.
Speaker 3: Yes, Now, this was a most famous victory for President Trump,
Speaker 3: he faced a vicious lawfare campaign that targeted him, his allies,
Speaker 3: his family, his businesses. Question has to be asked, will
Speaker 3: he be seeking retribution for the way the Democrats and
Speaker 3: the bureaucracy have traded him.
Speaker 1: I don't think retribution is the right word. What we
Speaker 1: need to have is justice. This man has faced down
Speaker 1: an assassin's bullet because of the violent rhetoric of the Democrats.
Speaker 1: He's facing seven hundred years in prison on trumped Up's
Speaker 1: furious charges. The people who've weaponized the judicial system have
Speaker 1: to be stood in the dock in front of an
Speaker 1: impartial judge and a jury of their peers and pay
Speaker 1: a price for weaponizing Lady justice. And it's not about him,
Speaker 1: Remember reader, he said, again and again and again, It's
Speaker 1: not about me. It's about you. I'm just in the way. Recently,
Speaker 1: I had a man on my show whose beautiful black
Speaker 1: wife has just been served a thirty five month prison
Speaker 1: sentence because she stood stood outside.
Speaker 2: An abortion clinic in New York.
Speaker 1: Her young daughter is now without a mother for the
Speaker 1: next three years. A seventy two year old grandmother was
Speaker 1: given a custodial sentence for praying inside Congress on January sixth.
Speaker 1: We need justice for the j sixes, we need justice
Speaker 1: for the pro lifers.
Speaker 2: We need to have faith in the judicial system in America.
Speaker 3: Well, you do have this two tier justice system, and
Speaker 3: he can say why I trust in those institutions. He
Speaker 3: has plummeted this victory. We've talked about the law for
Speaker 3: against President Trump, and he had the bulk of the
Speaker 3: media against him and just about every celebrity from Beyond
Speaker 3: Say to Taylor Swift, Eminem and Bruce Springsteen. Do you
Speaker 3: think all those celebrity endorsements in the end hurt the
Speaker 3: Democrats more than help them.
Speaker 1: Well, all I know is that I am putting out
Speaker 1: a go fund me account that we can buy them
Speaker 1: all economy tickets to Somalia, because I think they told
Speaker 1: us the last time he won that they would leave
Speaker 1: the country. So beyoncey, I'll buy your ticket. Okay, you
Speaker 1: can choose Venezuela or Somalia.
Speaker 4: No.
Speaker 1: Look, what they did was catastrophic. We have the elite
Speaker 1: talking to the elite about voting for the elite. Let
Speaker 1: me give you one metric. This is what I've been
Speaker 1: doing on my national radio show to get the mean
Speaker 1: tweets to get the twenty million illegals. When we were
Speaker 1: in the White House, the average mortgage payment in America
Speaker 1: was eight hundred dollars under Harris Biden. It has mushroom
Speaker 1: to seventeen hundred dollars.
Speaker 2: And then you.
Speaker 1: Think Beyonce is going to help you with your mortgage payments.
Speaker 1: This is how out of touch they are, and this
Speaker 1: is why they had to be trounced.
Speaker 3: Yes, absolutely that some of those celebrity endorsements. Really they
Speaker 3: did more harm than good. Now, doctor Gorka, the Polster's
Speaker 3: got this so wrong again. I don't know how this
Speaker 3: keeps happening. We had some polling out twenty four hours
Speaker 3: ago the top ten poles, and eight of them predicted
Speaker 3: a Kamala Harris victory, and all of them were so close.
Speaker 3: And in the end it's not going to be that close.
Speaker 3: How the polsters still not getting the Trump phenomenon, How
Speaker 3: they still not measuring his support accurately?
Speaker 1: Well, because they all live in a bubble like the
Speaker 1: Democrat politicians do. I mean they always always over sample
Speaker 1: Rita white respondents with college degrees. I'm sorry, not everybody
Speaker 1: in America is a white college graduate with a master's degree,
Speaker 1: and you know climate change. Not only that, the big
Speaker 1: siena New York Times poll that had Kamala winning last week.
Speaker 2: You look at the footnotes and conducted with eight hundred responders.
Speaker 2: There's three hundred and thirty million people in this country.
Speaker 2: You know a high school poll should have more than
Speaker 2: eight hundred people in it.
Speaker 1: If I put a pole on my Twitter account, I
Speaker 1: will get two hundred and fifty thousand respondents in less
Speaker 1: than an hour. These people are amateurs and they're always
Speaker 1: talking to themselves.
Speaker 2: That's why they thought Kamala was going to win.
Speaker 3: Now, Donald Trump maybe looking at a clean sweep here
Speaker 3: the presidency, the Senate. He may also win the House
Speaker 3: and the popular vote. You will have a clear mandate
Speaker 3: to do to implement his policies. What do you see
Speaker 3: as the priorities? Is it the border? Is it inflation? Crime?
Speaker 3: What is going to be the number one focus?
Speaker 2: The border?
Speaker 1: Where we cannot survive with having open borders. We've led
Speaker 1: in Kalamala. The borders has led in twenty million illegals
Speaker 1: in just the last four years. So day one, steal
Speaker 1: the border, which is the prerocative of the executive. The
Speaker 1: president can do that instantaneously as soon as he is
Speaker 1: sworn in on Chiny the twenties. Secondly, and this will
Speaker 1: be happening now as president elect. We were very busy
Speaker 1: with the president back in twenty sixteen when he won
Speaker 1: the election. He will start his behind the scenes negotiations.
Speaker 2: He's going to be talking.
Speaker 1: To Kiev, to Moscow because he wants the bloodshed to
Speaker 1: end in Ukraine, and he's going to force Zalinski and
Speaker 1: Putin to start negotiating so the bloodshed stops. And on
Speaker 1: the flip side, he's going to tell Bibby must be
Speaker 1: very happy tonight. He's going to tell Bibby, you go
Speaker 1: and kill all the ji haddies you want to. So
Speaker 1: he's going to be on He's going to be on
Speaker 1: the blower tonight to Bibby.
Speaker 3: Now, before you go, one final question, how do you
Speaker 3: think President Joe Biden is feeling tonight? Is he quietly
Speaker 3: pleased or is he mourning along with Kamala Harris?
Speaker 1: Well, look, I can't channel seeing our old men who
Speaker 1: are hair sniffings hair sniffing perverts, so I can't really
Speaker 1: you know.
Speaker 2: Imitate him or channel him.
Speaker 1: But look, I mean that lip reader in the church
Speaker 1: at the Kennedy funeral. What is Biden alleged to have
Speaker 1: said to Obama a few days ago, I'm stronger than her.
Speaker 2: I could have bom Well, Joe is.
Speaker 1: Maybe we'll never know because President Trump's going to be
Speaker 1: sworn in, But I think Joe's saying I told you so.
Speaker 3: I do wonder how he voted. I guess will never know.
Speaker 3: Doctor Sebastian Gorka, thank you so much for your.
Speaker 2: See what Jill did reader, You saw that Jill, she.
Speaker 3: Was wearing red, she was wearing and we saw Joe
Speaker 3: Biden put on that maga hat. Remember that that wasn't
Speaker 3: too long ago. So crazier things have happened. And he
Speaker 3: still won't talk to Nancy Pelosi either. He hasn't forgiven her,
Speaker 3: Doctor Gorka, thank you so much for your time. Now
Speaker 3: joining me is a filmmaker and journalist, Army Horowitz. Army,
Speaker 3: you're a London who called this election weeks ago. You
Speaker 3: said Trump's going to win, is going to win comfortably.
Speaker 3: You got it right. Where did it go so wrong?
Speaker 3: For Kamala Harris?
Speaker 7: You just said it, Kamala Harris, That's where it went wrong.
Speaker 7: I said it also from the beginning, if I can
Speaker 7: take around right and run around and pat myself in
Speaker 7: the back. First of all, I want to really pat
Speaker 7: the real winner tonight. Congratulations Joe Biden. I know that
Speaker 7: he's sitting in his in his in his home, probably sleeping,
Speaker 7: but if he was awake, big old smile on Joe
Speaker 7: Biden's face. Yeah, that's that's the guy who really won
Speaker 7: this thing. Look, it was clear from the beginning that
Speaker 7: they were locked in. I remember we talked about it, like,
Speaker 7: who were they going to choose? Is it going to
Speaker 7: be Kamala? Look, of course it was going to be Kambala.
Speaker 7: There was no choice. DEI did them dirty. They were
Speaker 7: forced into picking a candidate who couldn't even come close
Speaker 7: to winning her own nomination. She had to jump out.
Speaker 7: She's one of the earliest people who jumped out in
Speaker 7: her own race. Of course she was going to lose.
Speaker 7: There was that sugar high because people were looking at
Speaker 7: anybody but Biden, because of the self immolation that took
Speaker 7: place on the debate stage right, his clear deterioration physically
Speaker 7: and mentally. They needed anybody but him, and they chose
Speaker 7: the wrong person. But the in the day, here's the
Speaker 7: lesson that we learn. We can go through all the
Speaker 7: numbers you want and break down younger voters and older
Speaker 7: voters and female voters. You know what, the one lesson
Speaker 7: is you simply can't run against political headwinds. You can't
Speaker 7: run your boat into that mailstrom. And look, was Trump
Speaker 7: a good candidate. I was on this air saying over
Speaker 7: and over again he was a terrible candidate. He ran
Speaker 7: the same exact race from the hip as he did
Speaker 7: in twenty twenty. He lost. The difference was the political
Speaker 7: headwinds in twenty twenty were against Trump. He was just
Speaker 7: coming out of COVID. The economy was suffering. It didn't
Speaker 7: matter that it wasn't his fault. The people felt that
Speaker 7: they had a problem in the country. They needed to change.
Speaker 7: The same goes now. He was running with the headwinds, right,
Speaker 7: And we've said it over and over again in the day.
Speaker 7: What does it come down to. You just look at
Speaker 7: the top issues that people care about. Every sing poll
Speaker 7: showed the same thing, economy, inflation, immigration, that's it. Abortion,
Speaker 7: and that's where he ran large leads. They dwindled towards
Speaker 7: the end, but he still held those leads. Fast abortion, democracy,
Speaker 7: which is what Kamo's running under were four and five.
Speaker 7: People didn't care if they cared, showing that as much
Speaker 7: as those other three, and hope that's why she lost.
Speaker 7: Those were the issues that people cared about. It didn't matter.
Speaker 7: And look, I can even argue I don't want a
Speaker 7: Monday morning quarterback to this thing, or in this case,
Speaker 7: a Wednesday morning quarterback this thing. But look, even at
Speaker 7: the end, I don't I could not understand why Trump
Speaker 7: was focusing on issues like trans issues. I get that
Speaker 7: it mattered to people, but this wasn't one of the
Speaker 7: top issues out there. Immigration, inflation, economy, end of story.
Speaker 7: That's the SNY story, the entire election, full stop.
Speaker 3: Now let's have a quick look at those all important
Speaker 3: swing states and you can say how Trump dominated there.
Speaker 3: He is winning or a head in North Carolina, Georgia, Michigan, Wisconsin, Arizona,
Speaker 3: And when it comes to the Keystone state Pennsylvania, he
Speaker 3: really has a very comfortable margin. Pennsylvania has been called
Speaker 3: for him. But I do wonder, Army whether it would
Speaker 3: be different if Kamala Harris had made a different choice
Speaker 3: when it came time to pick her VP, because she
Speaker 3: could have picked the very popular governor of Pennsylvania, Governor Shapiro,
Speaker 3: she chose not to. Again, we are considering what could
Speaker 3: have been. Was that a fatal error on her behalf?
Speaker 3: And why did she do that? And the conjecture is
Speaker 3: that it's because Shapiro is Jewish, she served in the IDF,
Speaker 3: and she thought that that was going to antagon nis
Speaker 3: segments of the Democrats voter base. And it seems to
Speaker 3: be a fundamental error she made in this campaign.
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, I mean it wasn't just it wasn't just
Speaker 7: about who she didn't pick, josh Din, but also who
Speaker 7: she did pick. Walt's a terrible choice. He leaned into
Speaker 7: all the issues that scared people about Kamala Harris. Was
Speaker 7: she in fact a closet leftist? Was she in fact
Speaker 7: somebody who had you know, socialist tendencies?
Speaker 2: Uh?
Speaker 7: These are all things that Walt said pretty publicly, and
Speaker 7: his record showed it too. Uh yeah, John, Look you
Speaker 7: know this morning. You know, I obviously I've said before
Speaker 7: Josh Dyin was a fatal error. Was it enough to
Speaker 7: change the dynamics of the election. Probably not. I think
Speaker 7: he's winning in a larger way than we thought. I
Speaker 7: think this is Look, this is all victories in the market.
Speaker 7: These things are played on the margins, and certainly he
Speaker 7: would have played her favorite in the margins. I think
Speaker 7: with Pennsylvania in particular, I think it certainly would have
Speaker 7: been closer than it was, and maybe he would have one. Look,
Speaker 7: he's the most popular figure in Pennsylvania, most popular than
Speaker 7: than than Harris, more proper than Trump, more propul than
Speaker 7: his than than the senators there. He is what Democrats.
Speaker 7: The Democrats need to move towards right. They have two
Speaker 7: choices now. They're at a crossroads. They could either double
Speaker 7: down and say we weren't left enough right. This is
Speaker 7: why we lost. We didn't move into our core values
Speaker 7: and our newer core values, which is not Nancy Pelosi
Speaker 7: and Chuck Schumer no longer represent the core value of
Speaker 7: the Democratic Party. That's her shipped to lab that's AOC,
Speaker 7: that's where the party has been moving toward. They're at
Speaker 7: a crossroads. They could either say we need to actually
Speaker 7: double down because people didn't see us as authentic enough.
Speaker 7: They're looking at us and saying, wow. I looked at
Speaker 7: Kamala Harrison and she's at the end of the she
Speaker 7: she was wishing washing all these issues. Right at the
Speaker 7: end of the day, she was saying, Wow, no, I
Speaker 7: stood against cracking, which is so important Pennsylvania. But then
Speaker 7: she said, well, no, no, I'm actually four to nine. I'm
Speaker 7: not against them, not for it. Let me figure out
Speaker 7: where she was. And I think there are people that
Speaker 7: are called the left already. You hear them saying early on.
Speaker 7: So yes, we were not. We were not. We didn't
Speaker 7: have fidelity to our important leftist values. Or they can go,
Speaker 7: they can move toward the center, right to a Joshapiro,
Speaker 7: and I think those are elections they can win. We'll
Speaker 7: see what's going to happen. But no, it was. It
Speaker 7: was a massive mistake, and you're seeing the results.
Speaker 3: We are seeing the result, and we're seeing the black
Speaker 3: vote fracture for the Democrats, according to some exit polling
Speaker 3: conducted by NBC. And she also lost much of the
Speaker 3: Latina vote, particularly when he came to Latino men, who
Speaker 3: voted for Biden over Trump fifty nine percent to thirty
Speaker 3: six just four years ago. But this time around, according
Speaker 3: to that NBC data, massive fifty four percent of Latino
Speaker 3: men voted for Trump, with forty four percent backing Harris,
Speaker 3: why do you think this is army is just a
Speaker 3: matter of they care about the same issues that every
Speaker 3: other voter cares about. Or was it particularly the economy
Speaker 3: and the border that was energizing this voter base.
Speaker 7: Yeah, here's a lesson, Democrats. Latinos aren't stupid. Okay, you
Speaker 7: think they are. You treated them like they are. You
Speaker 7: treat them like they're people, same with the black vote.
Speaker 7: You treat them like people who just vote differently than
Speaker 7: everybody else. They're just different people, right, You Democrats and
Speaker 7: the media try to make the Hintcliff joke a pivot
Speaker 7: point in this election, and that speaks so poorly of
Speaker 7: how you view Hispanic voters. Right to say, like, hey,
Speaker 7: some random comedian that nobody really knows got on stage
Speaker 7: and made a dumb joke and they tried to make
Speaker 7: that into something and they really thought it did. Like
Speaker 7: they were really patting themselves on the backs, and we
Speaker 7: may have turned the tide on the Latino vote because
Speaker 7: they're dumb. They don't get it. Right, we can, we
Speaker 7: can manipulate them and to change their mind. We can,
Speaker 7: we can, we can, we can fraud them and move
Speaker 7: them like cattle away from the important issue that everybody
Speaker 7: else cares about, namely immigration, inflation, and the economy. Turns out,
Speaker 7: you can't turns out, they know what they want. They're
Speaker 7: not dumb. You can't take a shiny object and flash
Speaker 7: it in their face and they'll change their minds. Look,
Speaker 7: he is up. He won from twenty twenty twenty twenty four.
Speaker 7: His increased. You gave the raw numbers, but it's a
Speaker 7: forty one percent increase in his percentage vote from twenty
Speaker 7: twenty to twenty twenty four. Think about that. Look ultimately,
Speaker 7: and this is not a new trend. Is the trend
Speaker 7: we've been seeing for a while. This is again, this
Speaker 7: is not Trump was able to win their vote. This
Speaker 7: is this is the political head winds I've been talking
Speaker 7: about and not talking short term head talking long term headwinds. Look,
Speaker 7: this immigration issue, the crisis we have in immigration, border
Speaker 7: is not new. This has been the Democratic playbook for years.
Speaker 7: Let's let in more Latino people in this country. You
Speaker 7: know why, because they vote Democrat. Well, turns out, and
Speaker 7: again I've been saying this for years. Also, this is
Speaker 7: gonna be one of the greatest geopolitical mistakes ever made,
Speaker 7: because yeah, the first time when they come into the border,
Speaker 7: across the border, and they become citizens and they vote,
Speaker 7: they tend to vote Democrat because you know, in their
Speaker 7: short term interest they're looking.
Speaker 3: At and we've got to Army. We've got to also
Speaker 3: distinguish between illegal and legal migrants, which is something the
Speaker 3: Democrats often forget to do as well. Army Horowitz, thank
Speaker 3: you for your time tonight, don't go anywhere. Still to come,
Speaker 3: We're going to have lefties losing it. Plus calls for
Speaker 3: Donald Trump to tackle America's rotten intelligence community. Josh Hammer
Speaker 3: will join you next. Welcome back. Now it's time for
Speaker 3: lefties losing it? And can you believe the Democrats squad
Speaker 3: of a list celebrities wasn't enough to get Kamala over
Speaker 3: the line. How did the American public resist the call
Speaker 3: from these learned souls who are so in touch with
Speaker 3: the average American and whose moral compass is pure and true,
Speaker 3: and who are never prone to crazy delusions.
Speaker 7: It can't be.
Speaker 8: It cannot be. If he is he wins the election,
Speaker 8: you won't be on the show anymore.
Speaker 7: He'll come looking for me.
Speaker 8: There'll be things that happened that none of us can imagine.
Speaker 8: That's what happens in that kind of a dictatorship, which
Speaker 8: is what he says. Let's believe him, take him at
Speaker 8: his word.
Speaker 3: Even Bill Maher's lefty audience couldn't help but laugh at
Speaker 3: Robert de Niro there, and I guess Bill Maher's going
Speaker 3: to lose his show now, isn't here. That's what they
Speaker 3: were talking about out And in recent days we even
Speaker 3: had the Ladies of the View not just back in Kamala,
Speaker 3: but they were picking her attorney general for her, and
Speaker 3: of course they pick the irredeemably awful rhino warhawk Liz Cheney.
Speaker 7: Are you also a lawyer?
Speaker 9: Yeah, so you could conceivably be a great age this.
Speaker 7: And I say this.
Speaker 5: Because your moral core is magnificent.
Speaker 3: Oh isn't that adorable? Whoopee Goldberg lecturing us about morals.
Speaker 3: I've heard it all now, But Kamala had the unique
Speaker 3: ability to make even once cool celebrities lose all credibility.
Speaker 3: She made the Boss Bruce Springsteen sound like this.
Speaker 2: Well, I'm just about stove and the nation. I'm dying
Speaker 2: for some action.
Speaker 3: She turned Cardi Bee into the world's lamest, saddest joke.
Speaker 10: One second, guys, one second, I need patience over here.
Speaker 3: Patience.
Speaker 11: Where are you, girl?
Speaker 10: I need patience over here.
Speaker 3: Yikes, I can't believe I didn't convince the masses. And
Speaker 3: Kamala somehow even managed to turn the once hilariously funny
Speaker 3: Will Ferrell into this cringey mess.
Speaker 7: I'm just one person. No shut the up.
Speaker 3: Gary.
Speaker 12: Last time, only a few thousand votes kept Trump out
Speaker 12: of office, and.
Speaker 13: This time we will hold you personally responsible.
Speaker 11: Gary.
Speaker 7: Don't forget to vote.
Speaker 2: Gary.
Speaker 3: And when the celebrity endorsements weren't working, she had her
Speaker 3: media propercandas use these shameful tactics.
Speaker 9: We've laid out mistakes in this crucial election where one
Speaker 9: side stands for freedom while the other meets the textbook
Speaker 9: definition of fascism, namely a far right dictatorial regime like
Speaker 9: Hitler's Germany or Frankel's Spain or Mussolini's Italy.
Speaker 3: Ah, just crazy stuff. That was MSNBC and ka Joyraid
Speaker 3: and her colleague and fellow Russian conspiracy hoax pedler Rachel
Speaker 3: Maddow was even issuing threats to Elon Musk's business empire.
Speaker 13: The Defense Department and NASA are going to need a
Speaker 13: new arrangement for all their rockets and for all the
Speaker 13: multi billion dollar contracts Elon Musk's companies have with the
Speaker 13: US government, the US government is going to have to
Speaker 13: either i mean unwind from all of those contracts, or
Speaker 13: Elon Musk's companies are going to have to undwind from him.
Speaker 13: This is an untenable reality in national security terms. Now
Speaker 13: that we know what we know about Elon.
Speaker 3: Musk, that sounds a little fascisty to me. Today, joy
Speaker 3: Reid was still delusional and claiming that Kamala had run
Speaker 3: the perfect campaign.
Speaker 9: And so what you've seen in the last couple of weeks,
Speaker 9: if this is an audition from managing a complex organization
Speaker 9: like the United States, Kamala Harris has passed the audition flawlessly.
Speaker 9: This has been in many ways a perfect campaign, he briefed,
Speaker 9: and she had barely any time to put it together.
Speaker 3: But eventually reality sanking and joy Reid was back to
Speaker 3: doing what she does best, race baiting and making wild claims,
Speaker 3: this time about Israel wanting to ethnically cleanse Gaza.
Speaker 9: But he wants Dottle Trump to be more president more
Speaker 9: than beving in Yahoo, who is backed by a far
Speaker 9: right coalition that would like to clear cut Gaza.
Speaker 2: That Dino.
Speaker 9: It would would truly like to complete a complete ethnic
Speaker 9: cleansing of Gaza.
Speaker 3: Meanwhile, Rachel Medow was lashing out at the American public,
Speaker 3: chiding them for not realizing just how good the economy is.
Speaker 13: The United States economy is the envy of the world.
Speaker 13: The inflation numbers, the economic growth numbers, the fiscal numbers,
Speaker 13: the US standing in the world numbers are all off.
Speaker 7: The charts positive.
Speaker 13: But even the freaking stock market right all off the
Speaker 13: charts positive.
Speaker 3: There you have it. You're just imagining all that economic hardship.
Speaker 3: The share market is up. It's all good, Rachel said. So,
Speaker 3: now let's hear from a Kamala fan who saw a
Speaker 3: man in a mega hat and launched into this die tribe.
Speaker 3: Should be feeling it today.
Speaker 2: You've gotta love Trump.
Speaker 3: He's gonna lose.
Speaker 4: Good, he's empowering. You raise his all right, but you wait,
Speaker 4: a black it's gonna be in the office and his
Speaker 4: wife is going to be out. We're taking a trash
Speaker 4: our louther All right, we're in power. Now you have
Speaker 4: a wonderful day on the fifth.
Speaker 3: Okay, you're gonna lose and your leader cult leader, and
Speaker 3: this next Kamala fan also has learned an important lesson today.
Speaker 3: Don't get over confident when you sit in a leftist
Speaker 3: echo chamber, because when reality hits, it's gonna hurt.
Speaker 4: I mean not to be you know, copy, but I'm
Speaker 4: I'm optimistic.
Speaker 3: Joining me now is Newsweek's senior editor at Large and
Speaker 3: Article three Projects Senior Council Josh Hammer. Josh, you call
Speaker 3: this election weeks ago? Any surprises in this result?
Speaker 11: Reader? What an evening here in the United States?
Speaker 14: My god, Look, I mean, it's one thing to project
Speaker 14: what what your gut is and what the early data
Speaker 14: seemed to be indicating. Is another thing to see a
Speaker 14: play out in real time. Well, I'll be honest, this
Speaker 14: was actually a more thoroughly dominant performance than even myself,
Speaker 14: in my wildest dreams, could have possibly imagined. I really
Speaker 14: did not think that there was a high likely, but
Speaker 14: I thought it was possible, and not a high likelihood,
Speaker 14: that Donald Trump would actually win outright the national popular vote,
Speaker 14: becading the first Republican presidential candidate to do that since
Speaker 14: George W.
Speaker 11: Bush back in two thousand and.
Speaker 14: Four, only the second Republican presidential candidate in my lifetime
Speaker 14: to do that. Going back all the way to George H. W.
Speaker 14: Bush in nineteen eighty eight, a totally dominant performance, outright
Speaker 14: winning Hispanic men, young black men, going to the Republican
Speaker 14: column for the largest percentage probably in the recorded history
Speaker 14: of American polling. Gen Z millennials, essentially within the margin
Speaker 14: of error, a statistical toss up. The women gender gap
Speaker 14: not nearly as massive as many polsters feared that it
Speaker 14: would be, just a totally dominant performance. And we're still
Speaker 14: waiting to see exactly how long the coattails are when
Speaker 14: it comes to some of these contested US Senate s's.
Speaker 14: We haven't finished putting the piece of the puzzle together there.
Speaker 14: But it's looking like Donald Trump is going to have
Speaker 14: a historically unprecedented opportunity. He's going to have a sizable
Speaker 14: lead in the US Senate one way or the other.
Speaker 14: He's going to have control of the US House. He's
Speaker 14: going to have a Supreme Court majority that's probably going
Speaker 14: to be affirmed over the next few years. We'll see
Speaker 14: what retirements happened. But conservatives are in suddenly a very
Speaker 14: good place when when it comes to America, it seems
Speaker 14: almost too good to be true. My one hope, my
Speaker 14: one hope is that the not just the Trump administration,
Speaker 14: but but the broader Republican Party, that broader conservative movement,
Speaker 14: that that we not that we not vanquish this opportunity.
Speaker 14: We have to take advantage of it. This is a
Speaker 14: this is very much kind of a once every few
Speaker 14: decades sort of thing. These next four years, every single
Speaker 14: day is going to matter. We have a lot of
Speaker 14: major issues. We have to stay laser focused, eyes on
Speaker 14: the prize. Now that now that this tremendous victory is
Speaker 14: in the.
Speaker 3: Beck and well, Trump's assembled a remarkable tame so you
Speaker 3: would think that we'll be able to pull up off.
Speaker 3: You look at the talent he has. We've talked about
Speaker 3: it on Musk in the past. He's got Tulsea Gabbard there,
Speaker 3: Robert F. Kenny Junior, but also the young talent within
Speaker 3: the Republicans. I mean, you look at the future and
Speaker 3: future presidential races JD Vance, Ron De Santis, Vivet Gramaswami.
Speaker 3: The future is looking pretty bright for the Republicans.
Speaker 11: Look, I've known JD for years. I consider the guy
Speaker 11: a friend.
Speaker 14: As I sit here this morning here in Florida talking
Speaker 14: with you, Rita, it is completely surreal to me that
Speaker 14: jd Vance is about to be Vice President of the
Speaker 14: United States. I feel like he's like hinched myself. I
Speaker 14: cannot believe that this is like a real thing that
Speaker 14: is actually happening. I mean, he's forty years old. The
Speaker 14: dude has literally been the embodiment of the American dream.
Speaker 14: But you know, as great as jd Vance's story is,
Speaker 14: and it is an incredible story, the Donald Trump comeback
Speaker 14: story my god, you know, I mean, if Hollywood were
Speaker 14: not as uniformly left wing as it was, Paramount Sony,
Speaker 14: all the major studios will be going to a bidding
Speaker 14: war right now to get the intellectual property right to
Speaker 14: produce this documentary. What an incredible story, Rita. They have
Speaker 14: done everything to get this guy going, at least as
Speaker 14: far back as the spying on the campaign back in
Speaker 14: twenty sixteen, the FIZA, the Russia collusion, delusion, the impeachments,
Speaker 14: the indictments, the assassination tempts. Holy moly. I mean, this
Speaker 14: is like, this is true Hollywood esque stuff. And you know,
Speaker 14: I don't think that we have all fully processed it. Here,
Speaker 14: As the sun starts to rise on the East Coast
Speaker 14: in the United States, but you know, as Ronald Reagan
Speaker 14: once said, it is morning in America again, You're totally right.
Speaker 11: This is a unique coalition.
Speaker 14: That brought Donald Trump across the finish line, not just
Speaker 14: the demographic slices, but people like Dana White, Elana Musk,
Speaker 14: Tulsea Gabbard, RF Junior. You know, this is not your
Speaker 14: grandfather's Republican party. And I say that in a very
Speaker 14: very good way. This is not a stodgy, old country
Speaker 14: club sort of party anymore. This is very much a
Speaker 14: MOVI ment, the MAGA America First movement. That is a
Speaker 14: movement of pragmatic, concrete America First, common sense priorities. It
Speaker 14: is not lost and kind of the think tank sauce,
Speaker 14: so to speak. There they're concerned first and foremost about
Speaker 14: the tangible concerns of the American people. That is a
Speaker 14: very promising thing that, above all, I think is why
Speaker 14: they have won this election.
Speaker 3: Now. Michael Shellenberger, friend of this program, he's worked with
Speaker 3: Elon Musk, has revealed a great deal about the censorship
Speaker 3: complex in America. He's called on the Trump to look
Speaker 3: into America's intelligence agencies. He wants an investigation as part
Speaker 3: of Trump's administration. He wrote on x that our intelligence
Speaker 3: community is rotten to the core and serious investigations are required.
Speaker 3: He talked about the censorship issue January sixth, the origins
Speaker 3: of COVID, the law fare that's been used, and really importantly, Josh,
Speaker 3: the weaponization of the CIA, the FBI, the DHS. Do
Speaker 3: you see this as something that Trump's team will be
Speaker 3: looking at. Trump's been a victim of this himself, and
Speaker 3: again this might be a once in a lifetime opportunity
Speaker 3: to actually do something about this issue.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 14: I do think that the administration is going to be
Speaker 14: very focused on this come day one. Look, they're having
Speaker 14: four years to get the ball rolling when it comes
Speaker 14: to day one. Executive orders day one sort of things
Speaker 14: that an administration with or without a complying Congress can
Speaker 14: actually get across the finish line there. Ever, since the
Speaker 14: twilight days of the first Trump administration the second half
Speaker 14: of the year twenty twenty, a lot of people in
Speaker 14: DC have been talking about it somewhat obscure thing called
Speaker 14: Schedule F which basically refers to the ability of the
Speaker 14: President of the United States to invoke executive authority to
Speaker 14: fire people in the executive branch. You know, putting on
Speaker 14: my legal it actually is constitutional law one oh one
Speaker 14: that a president has cleanery inherent ability to fire whoever
Speaker 14: he wants, period, full stop, end of story, in his
Speaker 14: executive branch. After all, he is the one who wields
Speaker 14: the quote unquote executive power. People are gonna call him
Speaker 14: a fascist for firing, you know, cleaning in house of
Speaker 14: the NSA, in the various other organs of the intelligence
Speaker 14: community there. But he has that constitutional authority, and I
Speaker 14: for one want those cases to be brought. I want
Speaker 14: the ACLU to start firing this sort of litigation. After
Speaker 14: Donald Trump does this, Let's get some good Supreme Court
Speaker 14: president on the books, overturn some garbage president from sixty
Speaker 14: seventy years ago that says he can't do this kind
Speaker 14: of thing because it is time to clean house it
Speaker 14: fundamentally read above all is time to actually continue the
Speaker 14: mission of draining the swamp. But when it comes to
Speaker 14: the topic of draining the swamp and Washington, there are
Speaker 14: very few things that have to be cleaned house as
Speaker 14: thoroughly and completely as the intelligence community here.
Speaker 3: Absolutely, and I think Donald Trump has learned from his
Speaker 3: first time in office is going to have better people
Speaker 3: around him, and the bureaucracy isn't going to be able
Speaker 3: to frustrate his efforts to clean up the swamp Before
Speaker 3: you go. The New York Post is reporting that Donald
Speaker 3: Trump has seen a fifty percent increase in his support
Speaker 3: among Jewish voters in New York as is compared to
Speaker 3: the twenty twenty presidential election. The Jewish community overwhelmingly back
Speaker 3: the Democrats normally, but the New York Post is saying
Speaker 3: that Kamala Harris got only fifty five percent of the
Speaker 3: Jewish vote in New York compared to President Biden, who
Speaker 3: got sixty nine percent just four years ago. Is this
Speaker 3: a reaction to the squad and how weak the Democrats
Speaker 3: have been in the face of the anti Semitism we
Speaker 3: have seen on the streets of New York and on
Speaker 3: university campuses.
Speaker 11: Yeah, I think that is a large part of it.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 11: It's look Israel matters, for sure.
Speaker 14: The old volumeagey of American Jews correctly view US Israel
Speaker 14: relations as very important both for US foreign policy and
Speaker 14: for the future of Jewish life in the world. But
Speaker 14: more to the point, it has to do I think, yes,
Speaker 14: with the shocking rise of anti Semitism here on the
Speaker 14: home front here in the United States, which the Democratic Party,
Speaker 14: you know, far from not condemning sufficiently, has actually fanned
Speaker 14: the flames of that. You've had people like Kamala Harris
Speaker 14: say that the protesters have a point. Joe Biden is
Speaker 14: horrendous snide remarks to the Prohamas protesters outside the convention
Speaker 14: in Chicago. You know, Jewish voters are not stupid. They
Speaker 14: could hear of that and see that with their own
Speaker 14: ears and their own eyes. And it's about time that
Speaker 14: Democrats pay some sort of political price now read it.
Speaker 14: I sell away patiently for the day that my fellow
Speaker 14: Jews actually vote majority for a Republican Can that a
Speaker 14: God willing that will happen sooner rather than later. I
Speaker 14: think it actually is going to happen sooner rather than later,
Speaker 14: by the way, given the demographic shifts here within the
Speaker 14: Jewish community. But this is a tremendous step in the
Speaker 14: correct direction. It's been a long time coming, and I,
Speaker 14: for one of them, just very happy to see it. Anecdotally,
Speaker 14: I had a lot of family member's close friends in
Speaker 14: the Jewish community who are not typical conservative Republican voters,
Speaker 14: who actually did cross the aisle of this time. So
Speaker 14: I thought it was going to be something along these lines,
Speaker 14: but it's great to see it actually happen as well,
Speaker 14: that's for sure.
Speaker 3: Now don't go anywhere. We're going to go have a
Speaker 3: quick break, but we're going to come back and talk
Speaker 3: about why so many people of color voted for Donald
Speaker 3: Trump this time around. You're watching the Reader Panehy show
Speaker 3: and joining me now is founder of Wrong Speak Publishing,
Speaker 3: Adam B. Coleman. Adam, there was a great deal of
Speaker 3: scare mongering in this election campaign, a lot of misinformation
Speaker 3: at Trump was not only labeled a threat to democracy,
Speaker 3: but he was called a racist. And yet one in
Speaker 3: three people of color cast their vote for Donald Trump.
Speaker 3: That's according to exit polling published by MBC. As a
Speaker 3: man of color yourself, did you feel pressure to stick
Speaker 3: with the Democrats? That's what's expected of those of us
Speaker 3: who are off color, But people are making up their
Speaker 3: own minds.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 12: Personally speaking, I voted for Trump, and this was the
Speaker 12: first time I voted for Trump, So I don't feel
Speaker 12: any sort of pressure. You know, I choose whoever I want,
Speaker 12: regardless you my skin color doesn't come into play. But
Speaker 12: I think what's been very unusual in this political campaign
Speaker 12: was how many people like me who were vocal about
Speaker 12: not caring about any of those narratives, not scared to
Speaker 12: say publicly that they support Trump, and not scared to
Speaker 12: criticize the Democratic Party, who are supposed to be the
Speaker 12: saviors of all colored people of America and say, hey,
Speaker 12: why don't you give us a candidate that actually cares
Speaker 12: about the things that we care about? And those things
Speaker 12: cross racial aligns, right, what's going on with the economy,
Speaker 12: what's going on at the border, And it seems like
Speaker 12: you're trying to repackage the Biden administration policies in putting
Speaker 12: a fresh face on it and telling us something new.
Speaker 2: And it's not so.
Speaker 12: I think at the end of the day, most Americans
Speaker 12: care about their safety, they care about their economics and
Speaker 12: the sovereignty of their nation. Their skin color doesn't come
Speaker 12: into play.
Speaker 2: Well.
Speaker 3: The Democrats do love identity politics, and they do play
Speaker 3: on that. He had Baracco Obama out there preaching and
Speaker 3: some would say hectoring black men in particular, to back
Speaker 3: Kamala Harris. Do you think that backfire? Did that actually
Speaker 3: turn off potential voters?
Speaker 12: I don't think it helped whatsoever. I saw a lot
Speaker 12: of online backlash to his scolding. And what was very
Speaker 12: amazing about it is, in any other campaign situation, you
Speaker 12: would say, oh, you know, that was a misquote, or
Speaker 12: all right, he shouldn't have said that, But he doesn't stand.
Speaker 12: He doesn't speak for everybody else's part of this campaign.
Speaker 12: The crazy part was that everyone else followed up and
Speaker 12: said the same thing that he did. Everyone came out,
Speaker 12: all the celebrities, all the pundits, other politicians, they all
Speaker 12: came out and echoed what he stated. And so for me,
Speaker 12: this not only affirms what I've been saying for the
Speaker 12: past four or so years that this party one is
Speaker 12: a Missandra's party who has no problem chastising men in general.
Speaker 12: But two, they don't really rock with black people unless
Speaker 12: they do exactly the thing that they want, and they
Speaker 12: don't care to win over Black Americans. They just they've
Speaker 12: become entitled, right, So they're freaking out over a possibility
Speaker 12: of losing five percent. You know, we were supposed to
Speaker 12: get one hundred percent. That's the level of entitlement that
Speaker 12: they have, and they don't think that they should persuade us,
Speaker 12: convince us. What do we get for this? Do you
Speaker 12: care about what we care about? Shut up and vote
Speaker 12: for us is not a selling message for Americans, including
Speaker 12: Black Americans, and so I think a lot of Black
Speaker 12: Americans are waking up. They're asking questions, and they're not
Speaker 12: afraid to say, you know what, forget the Democrats. I'm
Speaker 12: taking a chance on Trump.
Speaker 3: Adam Bie Coleman, thank you so much for your time
Speaker 3: this evening, and that's it from May. I'll see you
Speaker 3: at eleven tomorrow night. Coming up next, we'll be joining
Speaker 3: Fox News for the latest presidential election coverage.