Speaker 1: Media. Okay, given the brevity, the shortness of this episode,
Speaker 1: we might as well start with it. All right, It's
Speaker 1: like this.
Speaker 2: Buzzuge is like this buzz get is like this buzzle
Speaker 2: get is like this bullig is like this.
Speaker 1: Well, so your boy tried to, like, after four days
Speaker 1: of full immersion into the RNC, I tried to give
Speaker 1: myself a small break in the consumption of the news.
Speaker 1: But nope, these people do not care about my schedule,
Speaker 1: about me trying to stay ahead of the game. They
Speaker 1: just like dropping bombs. This feels like the bizarro evil
Speaker 1: version of waiting for Kendrick and Drake to drop, where
Speaker 1: you just can't leave your phone. So, yeah, it turns out,
Speaker 1: first of all, International Court of Justice has agreed that
Speaker 1: the Israeli settlements inside the West Bank are unconstitutional, which
Speaker 1: is a well illegal, unconstitutional illegal, which is just a recommendation,
Speaker 1: like they can't really enforce it, but they could be like, y'all,
Speaker 1: that's trash and we all realized that's trash, and you
Speaker 1: know that's trash. That's a big old duh. So like
Speaker 1: how you're gonna call that, how you're gonna call that
Speaker 1: a two state while you still take part of the
Speaker 1: state and live yo life. It's absurd. Anyway, there was
Speaker 1: that the journalist in Russia, the guy that worked for
Speaker 1: the New York Times, that was just kind of there
Speaker 1: reporting like being a foreign correspondent like you doing every
Speaker 1: other country. Yeah, sixteen years Russian prison for spying. Freaking sucks, dude.
Speaker 1: I don't know why people keep playing with Vladimir Blue.
Speaker 1: You gotta stop playing with this man because he don't play.
Speaker 1: The Houthis broke through the Iron Dome. They hit something
Speaker 1: and Tel Aviv. You could go back to the Huthi
Speaker 1: Who episode to learn a little more about them, and
Speaker 1: then just a little small developments the Democratic Party. They
Speaker 1: gone ahead and switch the headliner probably should have happened
Speaker 1: months ago, but they did it completely obvious. This was
Speaker 1: clearly the most necessary move they should have made. And
Speaker 1: like I said before in the episode last week, who
Speaker 1: do you put up? Now? Think about it like this.
Speaker 1: Why it has to be the top cop is this
Speaker 1: because if you're telling me the first black, the first female, hell,
Speaker 1: the first just not white executive branch member that actually
Speaker 1: has a chance, you was gonna skip over and find
Speaker 1: another white dude. Story wouldn't ran It's gotta be the
Speaker 1: top cop. Y'all know why I call her the top
Speaker 1: cop right because she is. She He was the top
Speaker 1: cop in California and has placed many of black and
Speaker 1: brown men in prison, and you know, continuing to bomb Gaza.
Speaker 1: Now having said that, a few things can be true
Speaker 1: at the same time, this is a beautiful moment that
Speaker 1: a black woman might become the nominee for a major
Speaker 1: political party. Why say might is is because all she's
Speaker 1: been is endorsed. He, like I said, turned to the
Speaker 1: crowd and was like, look, I can't headline this tour
Speaker 1: no more. It's gonna go to her. I recommend y'all
Speaker 1: choose her. Now. Why he has to say that is
Speaker 1: because that's not how primaries work. Keep in mind, the
Speaker 1: primary selection process is a process a delegate and the
Speaker 1: political parties make those rules. And I know that might
Speaker 1: be confusing because we didn't we vote for primaries. Don't
Speaker 1: we vote for them? Don't they go through all that? Well, yeah,
Speaker 1: that's just us participating in the process of telling the
Speaker 1: delegates who we want. But then the delegates technically decide,
Speaker 1: so they're gonna have to run a primary, a really
Speaker 1: fast one. Now, if you're another Democrat. Do you want
Speaker 1: this smoke? Are you going wrong? Unless you less you
Speaker 1: Joe Manchin, I mean, do you primary or like, is
Speaker 1: this the smoke you want? Like we're already in disarray.
Speaker 1: Trump's on the line. Kamalade will wax that fool in
Speaker 1: a debate. Now do it matter? It don't, But you
Speaker 1: still have to She still has to be primaried and
Speaker 1: win the actual delegates. So just because she's been endorsed
Speaker 1: by pretty much the old party, that don't mean she
Speaker 1: got out a delegate. She still has to go through
Speaker 1: the process. Having said that, it is absolutely amazing to me,
Speaker 1: as again African American male in America, to see this
Speaker 1: day come. Don't get me wrong, I still a top cop,
Speaker 1: but I am excited to see this day. It is
Speaker 1: also interesting to think that the political pack that was
Speaker 1: funding Nicki Haley has thrown their weight behind Kamala. Then
Speaker 1: people are like, look, we do not like agent Orange.
Speaker 1: I don't care what y'all say. Now Agent Orange in
Speaker 1: them is chomping at the bit. It's almost like they
Speaker 1: did forget like her her time in Senate, like she
Speaker 1: was kicking ass and Senate like let's like, let's not
Speaker 1: let's not take that away from the top cop Auntie
Speaker 1: Kamala was kicking ass and sentate that's real. They what
Speaker 1: they're gonna do is they gonna pin the border on
Speaker 1: her right and say that that's her fault. It's also
Speaker 1: gonna be a little hard for them because they wrote
Speaker 1: all they disc tracks already. They was planning on Biden. Now,
Speaker 1: they had to have known that this was coming, so
Speaker 1: they probably tried to write some dishes that could work
Speaker 1: for both of them. But the reality is, man, you
Speaker 1: done shot all the videos already, you'd have made all
Speaker 1: the commercials, and so it is a little bit like,
Speaker 1: well damn, And they could scream, Yo, that's not fair, bro,
Speaker 1: like that's not fair, but it's like there's really they
Speaker 1: really don't have no legal footing to say that this
Speaker 1: is unfair because I mean, like I said, parties make
Speaker 1: their own rules. Now, quite a job in front of
Speaker 1: her or whoever's gonna run, because the trick is, as
Speaker 1: the country has moved further to the right, what you
Speaker 1: got to do is you can't just talk about culture
Speaker 1: war stuff and progressive things when people can't afford their groceries.
Speaker 1: Whether that's true or not, whether people can't really afford
Speaker 1: houses or not as true or not. What you got
Speaker 1: to do is say, hey, listen, all the shit you
Speaker 1: complaining about to the in the Republican Party, the actual
Speaker 1: problems we have solutions for, but our solutions don't dehumanize,
Speaker 1: are not homophobic, and ain't gonna burn the earth. But
Speaker 1: we want the same things you want, right. We believe
Speaker 1: there's a way to control and level out immigration that
Speaker 1: don't treat these people like animals. And then you also
Speaker 1: got to like defend old Joe Biden and present him
Speaker 1: as the greatest leader of all time, and to try
Speaker 1: to run a contrast between the way the Democrats work
Speaker 1: and the Republicans work. What you got to argue is
Speaker 1: the Democrats are not a cult of personality. We're willing
Speaker 1: to critique our own party. It's not like you know,
Speaker 1: one guy's way or the highway. No, like, we love
Speaker 1: our leaders and our leadership loves us, and it's mature
Speaker 1: enough to know when it's time to fold them. Now,
Speaker 1: does he or was it just obvious he was finna
Speaker 1: lose and he he don't want another l on his record.
Speaker 1: Probably The point is, if you're the Democrat, you have
Speaker 1: to say, our party is not one that is so
Speaker 1: selfish to where we want to bend reality to this
Speaker 1: one man is bending reality to his liking. He's more like,
Speaker 1: this is what's best for the country. I mean, I'm
Speaker 1: not saying they believe this. I'm just saying this the
Speaker 1: argument you gotta make you feel me because after all
Speaker 1: this disarray, you have to figure out how to make
Speaker 1: beauty out of this chaos. And that's going to be
Speaker 1: the hardest thing for them because with all this, you
Speaker 1: have to paint the Republicans as those that are sowing
Speaker 1: discord and they and oh they talk unity, but they
Speaker 1: don't mean unity. They mean uniformity. That's the bar you
Speaker 1: have to say. The Republicans don't want unity, they want uniformity.
Speaker 1: They want you to fall in line. We believe in unity,
Speaker 1: and we understand that unity is not uniformity. Like my
Speaker 1: boy Dak said, different crews for different jobs, different tools
Speaker 1: for different jobs. So that's the way you gotta paint
Speaker 1: this thing. And you got to say, listen, Auntie got you.
Speaker 1: I've been up here, I know what I'm doing. And
Speaker 1: when it comes down to the policy, like and that's
Speaker 1: the thing about Kamala she weird. Don't get me wrong,
Speaker 1: she weird, but she do know what she's talking about.
Speaker 1: I'm also prepping myself for egregious levels of massage in
Speaker 1: their Like, these white people lost their mind when we
Speaker 1: elected another white man the idea and they still they
Speaker 1: still blaming Obama. Even for the boy to shot a Trump.
Speaker 1: They blame Obama. That boy that shot at the president.
Speaker 1: We just ignoring that he's a troubled young Republican white
Speaker 1: boy that got his hands on guns. We just gonna
Speaker 1: skip that. You just gonna blame it on. You just
Speaker 1: gonna act like that's not that ain't just happened. And
Speaker 1: then and then all of a sudden, Iran had a
Speaker 1: plot against Trump. So you're gonna find a way to
Speaker 1: blame brown people again. Now cost some soul of money
Speaker 1: who got popped by President Trump. I would imagine them
Speaker 1: ready to get they get back. I can imagine them
Speaker 1: wanting to get their lick back, and they probably will.
Speaker 1: But we just gonna skip over the fact that this
Speaker 1: was a trouble. This was a total school shooter energy
Speaker 1: who got his hand on a gun. We're just gonna
Speaker 1: not act like that ain't just happen anyway, all right,
Speaker 1: we'll see top cop. Who we gonna who she gonna
Speaker 1: pick for a VP? If she gets to pick Slicky
Speaker 1: Slicky Gavey. You know what I'm saying, Pete Boodagic, who will?
Speaker 1: I mean, where is she gonna go? She gotta pick
Speaker 1: another white boy? I mean, there's another way around it.
Speaker 1: This is just America we gonna see. All right, now,
Speaker 1: let's listen to this very short episode.
Speaker 3: BUNI is like this.
Speaker 1: First of all, I would like to apologize for the
Speaker 1: briefness of this episode. Don't go look at how long
Speaker 1: this episode is until the Boom incorporated RNC. I am
Speaker 1: well aware of the deep cut nature of the name
Speaker 1: of this episode. It was really for my own pleasure
Speaker 1: because I highly recommend that no one consume this much
Speaker 1: of a political convention, any of them, let alone one
Speaker 1: with people that you wholeheartedly disagree with. This is why,
Speaker 1: let me tell you something, This is why I ain't
Speaker 1: gone into journalism, because the discipline it takes to not
Speaker 1: eye roll, to stay in the game, to endure the cringe.
Speaker 1: I wish I could tell y'all the amount of things
Speaker 1: I had to do the palette cleanse, because you have
Speaker 1: to stay sharp, like you can't, y'all. I did this
Speaker 1: so you don't have to, Okay. So the deep cut
Speaker 1: of the name comes from Master Ace. This song called
Speaker 1: the I n C Rider. So it's a classic New
Speaker 1: York kind of rap song. It's the Ride, y'all. It's
Speaker 1: the I n C Ride, y'all. Y'all just go look
Speaker 1: up master A's man, you know, shout out the legend
Speaker 1: all right, r n C Recap coming at you, politics, y'all.
Speaker 1: I wondered if if y'all could hear the way for
Speaker 1: which I was rubbing my eyes as I was doing this,
Speaker 1: even on stuff that like if I'm even politically aligned
Speaker 1: with somebody like I, like I don't like four and
Speaker 1: five day music festivals, like I just at some point
Speaker 1: I'd be like, can we do something else, homie? Even
Speaker 1: when my knees were younger, you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 1: Like I wouldn't going to know Coachella or nothing like that.
Speaker 1: I'd be like, like, how long it's this fam I'm
Speaker 1: going to the crib like I just I don't enjoy
Speaker 1: that type of full immersion. I ain't going to no
Speaker 1: dog on Burning Man, And it's not because on vibe
Speaker 1: with them you know what I'm saying. I'm like, I'm
Speaker 1: always open to a new experience. It's just I just
Speaker 1: be needing breaks. I don't know how y'all do it.
Speaker 1: Kudos to the it could happen here team, Robert and
Speaker 1: Sophie and Garrett were there bars. I don't know how
Speaker 1: y'all did at homes. I did this work, so y'all
Speaker 1: don't have to. Now. Let me start off with a
Speaker 1: few disclaimers before we get into this recap. I will
Speaker 1: first off, hold off on giving my opinions about the
Speaker 1: way I feel about the content of the substance of
Speaker 1: what they're saying, unless I need to fact check it
Speaker 1: fact check. I will also, the only time you gonna
Speaker 1: hear my opinion is in the sense of like interpreting
Speaker 1: things that have to do with black people. So you
Speaker 1: go hear me talk about them black folks that got
Speaker 1: on that stage. Lastly, and please hear this from the
Speaker 1: bottom of my heart, not a single thing I am
Speaker 1: going to address here is in any way meant to
Speaker 1: be interpreted as a support for the Democratic Party. We're
Speaker 1: not talking about them right now. That's a whole other conversation.
Speaker 1: They got their own mess I'd got COVID gus like,
Speaker 1: ooh baby, what is you doing this? In no way,
Speaker 1: please don't say in your mind, well, the Democrats, because
Speaker 1: we're not talking about them right now. It's just like
Speaker 1: if you was in trouble in your home and your
Speaker 1: mama said what did you do? And you like, well,
Speaker 1: the teacher didn't tell me that. We're not talking about
Speaker 1: the teacher right now, we talking about you, So please understand.
Speaker 1: Were talking about them, not about them foods. We talking
Speaker 1: about these fools, all right, So I'm gonst start broad
Speaker 1: and then get narrow and then finally then black folks,
Speaker 1: because who this needs to be talked about? So what
Speaker 1: The national conventions for our political parties are the official
Speaker 1: sort of kickoff. They're the official kickoff of presidential election.
Speaker 1: It's when they officially crown the nominee to run for
Speaker 1: president from their party. If anything, it is the album
Speaker 1: release party. It's like, okay, officially, this is what we're
Speaker 1: officially doing. So it's really the This thing could be
Speaker 1: done in a hotel conference room because technically it's just
Speaker 1: you just need the delegate from each state to just say, hey,
Speaker 1: all the delegate votes are going towards this, dude. I mean,
Speaker 1: this is a freaking email this thing like you don't
Speaker 1: have to do it in person like this, but that's
Speaker 1: not fun. That's just like you throwing your album out
Speaker 1: on the streamers and just being like, hey, my album's out.
Speaker 1: You do an Instagram post. We did it like nah
Speaker 1: dog like like no, do a listening party through it, yo,
Speaker 1: get everybody out the block, let's go. You know what
Speaker 1: I'm saying. Let's go pop out right. You don't have
Speaker 1: to do that, but that's just what makes it fun.
Speaker 1: And secondly, the reason why you do it like this
Speaker 1: is because, like, yeah, you feed in the fan base.
Speaker 1: You really hype up, get people like excited about what
Speaker 1: they're finna do. It's your chance also to introduce the
Speaker 1: next up. The selection of people who talk and the
Speaker 1: order for which they talk. It's just like any other festival.
Speaker 1: It's like there's the the lights up section. These are
Speaker 1: the bands that play during walk in. I've played that
Speaker 1: slot before where the show's started at seven, but I
Speaker 1: was on at six forty five, so it's while people
Speaker 1: still walking in on performing lights up. You don't get
Speaker 1: like it don't even look like a concert. You feel
Speaker 1: me those and then you got the people that are
Speaker 1: like if you're at an all day festival, like I said,
Speaker 1: like you playing the twelve noon slot, it's so hot
Speaker 1: outside anybody paying you attention. But as it starts to
Speaker 1: get like full five o'clock, you know, six seven, as
Speaker 1: the dust now the names are getting bigger, there might
Speaker 1: be some people that are here just for them. And
Speaker 1: then you got the person right before the headliner that's like, okay,
Speaker 1: this person is next up. That's called direct support, so
Speaker 1: that's like ston line. And then finally your big dog,
Speaker 1: and your big dog is obviously your headliner, which is
Speaker 1: the story we was trying to explain with last week
Speaker 1: with with the Biden stir so even a selection, you're
Speaker 1: trying to like introduce, like y'o, this school might be
Speaker 1: next up. Really, that's how the world found out who
Speaker 1: Barack Obama was was at the rest of the world
Speaker 1: was at Democratic National Convention four years before he ran,
Speaker 1: and everybody saw it. It was just like, oh crap, home,
Speaker 1: we got the juice. The next move was supposed to
Speaker 1: be Marco Rubio. Marco Rubio, he got launched on it
Speaker 1: in national scene the same way you're supposed to like
Speaker 1: you get your slot at the RNC, you knock it
Speaker 1: out the park, this show, this show, chant and hopefully
Speaker 1: you know you got the juice, you got the mojo,
Speaker 1: you get the right slot, get the right time, and
Speaker 1: it works out. But sometimes everybody who gets a shot,
Speaker 1: that don't mean you're gonna make it. Because how are
Speaker 1: we not talking about Ron D Santis right now? It's
Speaker 1: because he had a shot swinging a miss. Remember we
Speaker 1: told you, and you know the indie artist guy to
Speaker 1: running a campaign was like, just because you're popping at home,
Speaker 1: don't get me popping nationally. Turns out he ain't had
Speaker 1: a juice. Once you try to pop out nationally. All
Speaker 1: that stuff he was doing locally, it just ain't work nationally.
Speaker 1: Like don't nobody want to do your little stupid dances.
Speaker 1: It works where you are. I can completely understand why
Speaker 1: some of y'all night might not mess with like like
Speaker 1: a YG. I understand that, like this is a very
Speaker 1: West Coast thing. I could see how somebody in Middle
Speaker 1: America they don't know nothing about no bloods and tree tie.
Speaker 1: I don't know nothing about that, Like they're like, oh,
Speaker 1: I just don't relate to it, Like it's just as
Speaker 1: big as an artist he is. I could see how
Speaker 1: that would be regional, Like, I get it. It's it's
Speaker 1: Southern rappers that a lot of my friends talk about
Speaker 1: that they like, oh he that dude. I'm like, I
Speaker 1: just don't hear it. I see y'all going crazy for it.
Speaker 1: Just I just don't hear it. But the national conventions
Speaker 1: are number one, to show off the whole squad, to
Speaker 1: show who we got right, the pumping circumstance of it.
Speaker 1: It's also to like dial in the narrative of this,
Speaker 1: the direction this will be going, this will be about.
Speaker 1: It's not necessarily policy obviously, because I mean, you may
Speaker 1: drop it here and there, but like y'all supposed to
Speaker 1: be like think of this, like you didn't pop the molly?
Speaker 1: You feel me? Like this supposed to be they trying
Speaker 1: to row these people up into a frenzy, the people
Speaker 1: in the building and in people watching TV. This is
Speaker 1: for your core fan base and hopefully you could grab
Speaker 1: a few other people on the outside that I saw
Speaker 1: this on this particular one, they was trying to speak
Speaker 1: also outside of their own tent, to be like yo,
Speaker 1: like we got a place for you. Let me make
Speaker 1: a case but the case is also mixed with like
Speaker 1: hell of red meat stuff that in an era of
Speaker 1: politics that is so polarizing right now, Like it's really hard,
Speaker 1: and I'm gonna say they kind of failed at being
Speaker 1: able to feed their core audience and get them super
Speaker 1: riled up and open it up to other people, because
Speaker 1: then it gets like it's disjointed. You know what I'm saying,
Speaker 1: because you have which did happen in this one? We
Speaker 1: have one, dude, the people of the families of the
Speaker 1: guys in the military that died when we exited Afghanistan,
Speaker 1: and like how much of a like legendary failure that
Speaker 1: process was, and then followed by Donald Trump Junior. You're like,
Speaker 1: my g I was with y'all in a situation like
Speaker 1: an R and C in twenty twenty four. This is
Speaker 1: just what's gonna be. Like I would argue, if you
Speaker 1: don't lean left, it's the DNC gonna be the same way,
Speaker 1: just because of how polarized our nation is right now.
Speaker 1: And then secondly, the problem with DMC is like the
Speaker 1: d don't like the d They So even if I
Speaker 1: even if I was like, man, let's let's let's keep
Speaker 1: Biden in a race because we needed to feet drunk. Also,
Speaker 1: my nigga, what are you doing in Gaza? We would
Speaker 1: still be upset with you anyway. Now, speaking from an
Speaker 1: artist perspective, I think I may have said this in
Speaker 1: one of the little TikToker reels, is like, because of
Speaker 1: how streaming works and how the internet works. I mean,
Speaker 1: as they said, it's something like sixty seventy eighty almost
Speaker 1: one hundred thousand, no eighty thousand, no eighty thousand songs
Speaker 1: a day being put out on streamers. There's no way
Speaker 1: to make noise. You're not gonna poke through because of
Speaker 1: how ais and algorithms and then the budgets that have that,
Speaker 1: big big labels have, how do you There's just too
Speaker 1: much noise, So don't even try. What you do is
Speaker 1: you set up your subreddits, you have your discord channels,
Speaker 1: you have your e newsletter. Hell, like the people some
Speaker 1: of y'all have like texted me, I'm not gonna try
Speaker 1: to like fish through. There's no way. I'm worried about
Speaker 1: my little lake. The OHS is too large. I hope
Speaker 1: my lake grow. I'm feeding this lake because that's it's impossible.
Speaker 1: You feed the fan base. So politically because the type
Speaker 1: of character that Trump is, and like, please remember, he's
Speaker 1: vastly disliked. Like, let's not forget this. I know it
Speaker 1: looked like a party on the inside, but we're talking
Speaker 1: about the all of America. People really don't like this man.
Speaker 1: They also, okay, you could say, well what about but
Speaker 1: like I said, we're not talking about them right now.
Speaker 1: He's vastly disliked. So the way you gotta work is
Speaker 1: be like, well, if I could get the people that
Speaker 1: do like me so excited that folks that will probably
Speaker 1: just sit out, If I could just get one or
Speaker 1: two of y'all that would just sit out, which possibly
Speaker 1: see the excitement of my core fan base, then maybe
Speaker 1: they will move in, which is probably why to that end.
Speaker 1: First notable thing is that there is not a single Bush,
Speaker 1: Dick or colon insight, ain't a McConnell. He told them,
Speaker 1: oh heads gone stay at home, Which is if if
Speaker 1: you needed any clue as to whether this is a
Speaker 1: different Republican Party, the fact that ain't a single elder
Speaker 1: statesman in the Republican Party anywhere near that mug.
Speaker 3: My party.
Speaker 1: Overall, specifically about this year's RNC, here's what I noticed,
Speaker 1: and here's just true. They were dialed in cohesive, if clear.
Speaker 1: They weaved a narrative, the story that they were trying
Speaker 1: to tell, just from a programmatic perspective and from a
Speaker 1: communicative perspective, nailed it. Gain recognized game, real, recognized real.
Speaker 1: Whoever programmed this nailed it. The storytelling. And what do
Speaker 1: I mean by storytelling, I'm talking about a meta narrative.
Speaker 1: The meta narrative that they were trying to communicate is
Speaker 1: Republicans united and strong Donald Trump, strong Democrats, disjointed and
Speaker 1: weak US strong United Democrats disarray week. That's what they communicate.
Speaker 1: And I mean whether it's real or not, it don't matter.
Speaker 1: I'm saying the story they told. Now me as a writer,
Speaker 1: when I did my Terror Form book, right and the
Speaker 1: albums that went with it, you go through it's all
Speaker 1: my Spotify you could there's a playlist that's all of them.
Speaker 1: That's all the four EPs that went with the book.
Speaker 1: And the four EPs that went with the book were
Speaker 1: the sections inside the book. There's four sections the sky,
Speaker 1: the soil, the people, the possibility. Because it's about building
Speaker 1: a Liverpool world, I'm creating cohesion. I use the same
Speaker 1: artists visual artists to make the art so it's the
Speaker 1: same style of art and they're all on theme with
Speaker 1: four different producers, so that the sound is unique enough
Speaker 1: to where it's not repetitive. But when you look at
Speaker 1: the artwork, you can tell that this is a part
Speaker 1: of one body of work. But they're themed different ways.
Speaker 1: So I matched the sounds of the production with the
Speaker 1: themes of the album. Y'all you understand what I'm trying
Speaker 1: to say because I was making a create that these
Speaker 1: four EPs are really one project. They're expressed four different ways.
Speaker 1: Terrorform the sky, terrorform the soil, terrriform, the people, terrorform
Speaker 1: the possibility. You know, they go together. What they did
Speaker 1: was they said, this is make America great again, make
Speaker 1: America wealthy, make America safe, make America strong, and then
Speaker 1: make America great at like honestly, no notes nailed it.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: If you're carrying it through line. Remember I talked about
Speaker 1: in Trump's case on Stormy Daniels, why the prosecution won
Speaker 1: is because you weaved a story that I can hang
Speaker 1: my ideas on. They I mean, they did it the
Speaker 1: last time in twenty sixteen. It was chaos. You had
Speaker 1: ted Cruz and him trying to like call a audible
Speaker 1: and there was no message. The message just like that,
Speaker 1: And in twenty twenty, the messages is Trump and it's Trump,
Speaker 1: isn't Most of the Republicans was like, I don't even
Speaker 1: know if I really mess with this. We just feel
Speaker 1: like we kind of have to that move from We
Speaker 1: just kind of have to to clearly, we have to
Speaker 1: if you want a job, this is what you're doing.
Speaker 1: He was able to take this Republican Party and say
Speaker 1: there's pre Trump and then there's the rest of time,
Speaker 1: not post Trump. He's like, I'm this gonna be here
Speaker 1: for a while. I'm not going nowhere. This is the agenda.
Speaker 1: And of course inside of that agenda, he's moved what
Speaker 1: is centrist so far to the right to where the
Speaker 1: extreme right is Project twenty five, project you know, twenty
Speaker 1: twenty five, and Trump in this parallel is moderate. Like
Speaker 1: do you understand what I'm saying? Like he's made himself
Speaker 1: as wild as his stances are somewhat centrist, which means
Speaker 1: that Nikki Hayley, the person that still thinks we should
Speaker 1: probably help Ukraine, Oh, she's a little liberal in this
Speaker 1: in this conservative party, like Demand has shifted. Listen like
Speaker 1: he really he did it? This R ANDC proved it
Speaker 1: because I don't know how else to say this. Demand's daughter,
Speaker 1: Laura is the producer of the show. Just what can
Speaker 1: you I mean from a chess player perspective, nigga, no
Speaker 1: notes like, I don't know what to you? How he
Speaker 1: did it? Success? And then finally, from an overall theme,
Speaker 1: this man walking out there with the Nelly bandage, stomping
Speaker 1: in his earth Force one to the song many Men
Speaker 1: Child to wish death to poll me good God, Almighty,
Speaker 1: I bro. And then the next day the white people
Speaker 1: walking in there with bandages on their out here looking
Speaker 1: like Saint ludatics. Whoa I know, I know the people
Speaker 1: that's calling everybody sheep. I know the people that said
Speaker 1: don't be sheeple is not in there with bandages on
Speaker 1: their ears. Oh man, respect? Do big dog listen? Respect?
Speaker 1: Do all right? Specifics now here we go, So day one,
Speaker 1: make America rich. This is about exactly what you thinked about.
Speaker 1: So obviously subtext is we were doing better financially when
Speaker 1: Trump was president, and that inflation, housing costs, all of
Speaker 1: that stuff is the fault of Joe Biden. Had he
Speaker 1: just left everything the way Trump made it and just
Speaker 1: literally went to sleep because he's old, everything would have
Speaker 1: been fine. But he was also clearly making an appeal
Speaker 1: to this first day to people of color. No, I'll
Speaker 1: still save my comments about these black folks at the end.
Speaker 1: So he pretty much squeezed all the black people into
Speaker 1: the first day. I'm saying he because come on, y'all,
Speaker 1: this is clearly not the Republican Party, nigga, this is
Speaker 1: his part. You squeeze all the black people in there,
Speaker 1: and you make your case about racism, wealth and inflation,
Speaker 1: gas prices, and that it don't got to beat this way.
Speaker 1: He made a hint towards some policy about like not
Speaker 1: taxing tips, which is again, if you're trying to make
Speaker 1: a case to the working class. He gotta win Vegas.
Speaker 1: Y'all know the Vegas situation. That's where they still think
Speaker 1: the electure was toolely so to not have to cheat
Speaker 1: in Vegas. Right, you get these fools on your side
Speaker 1: and like the idea of like making tips non taxables
Speaker 1: pretty smart. Now, granted here's me adding some commentary. Or
Speaker 1: you could just pay them, well, you could just do that.
Speaker 1: You could just raise minimum wage. I mean, but that's
Speaker 1: just me being you know, leftists. It opened with a
Speaker 1: Greek Orthodox priest doing the imvocation and opening prayer, which
Speaker 1: I thought was an interesting choice to go truly, to
Speaker 1: go Greek Orthodox, I thought was interesting, you know what
Speaker 1: I'm saying, like rather than just an evangelical pastor, which
Speaker 1: again and smart as hell, because you need a coalition
Speaker 1: if you're gonna get the Christians. You can't just get
Speaker 1: the white Christians, cause again the numbers don't add up.
Speaker 1: There's more Catholics, and you can possibly pull a lot
Speaker 1: more of the Latino vote, which there again there's not
Speaker 1: a air quote Latino vote, but a lot of Latin
Speaker 1: American countries are. They're very Catholic, and in a lot
Speaker 1: of ways, they can hold on to that abortion vote,
Speaker 1: that one nation of a God talk if you appeal
Speaker 1: to that. We find a lot of first gen immigrants
Speaker 1: be very conservative. Here's what's interesting about black people. We
Speaker 1: care about our own stuff. We're in a lot of
Speaker 1: ways as a whole, Black people are generally centrist like
Speaker 1: or we just don't give a fuck about politics. Just
Speaker 1: we get fuck about racism, like just that's what we
Speaker 1: care about it's like just I mean, just don't be racist, man, Like,
Speaker 1: let me live. We're trying to get ours like, you know,
Speaker 1: you talk all this, you see, you make the American
Speaker 1: dreams sound amazing, So like, can you not stand in
Speaker 1: our way? Like and they like, look, man, throw some
Speaker 1: bread in the hood. You know what I'm saying. You know,
Speaker 1: you stop, you know, ending things that are causing problems
Speaker 1: in our community, setting us up a situations out right
Speaker 1: with you. Like, we're very transactional when it comes to
Speaker 1: our politics because it's like we understand that all y'all racists,
Speaker 1: all of y'all are anti black. So what we're looking
Speaker 1: for is who gonna give us what we need. I'm
Speaker 1: trying to save my comments about the black speakers till
Speaker 1: the end, but it's peaking in. But anyway, make America
Speaker 1: rich was a lot of those things around being wealthy
Speaker 1: and keeping wealth inside of America. Day one is also
Speaker 1: when you bring in the celebrities. Now the choice of celebrities,
Speaker 1: Oh wow, it's okay. In Amber Rose's defense, little Pump
Speaker 1: did it? Wayne did it now? Wayne came back and
Speaker 1: said in an interview, he offered me five hundred thousand dollars.
Speaker 1: Like I'm telling you, stuff is transactional. People go get
Speaker 1: they checks and don't care because we like a lot
Speaker 1: of times again, our community believes that you don't care
Speaker 1: about us, so you're gonna use us. We're gonna use you. Right,
Speaker 1: So amber Rose gets on there. Now, if you don't
Speaker 1: know who amber Rose is, then you're clearly not in
Speaker 1: my generation or the generation right behind me. Amber Rose.
Speaker 1: I don't know how to say this for it to
Speaker 1: not come off pejoratively. It's just kind of the reality.
Speaker 1: We know her because she smashed rappers. We know her
Speaker 1: because originally because of Kanye, that was Kanye's girl. Then
Speaker 1: she became the mother of Whiz Khalifa's children, and as
Speaker 1: she gained this star power, she started doing this thing
Speaker 1: called SlutWalks, you know, which has to do with, you know,
Speaker 1: women being proud of their sexuality and you know, removing
Speaker 1: the shame around it. And it was a thing like
Speaker 1: it was you know that like you know, if men
Speaker 1: can be promiscuous, why can't women be permisied? Right, So
Speaker 1: she's got you know, twenty million followers. I feel like
Speaker 1: I said this in my group text, like without trying,
Speaker 1: without seeking it out. I've seen her entire naked body,
Speaker 1: like not even trying, you know, like I'm not looking
Speaker 1: to see her body, yet I have. She is probably
Speaker 1: an incredible business woman, let me. That's why I was like,
Speaker 1: I don't want to make this sound pejarative. I just
Speaker 1: laughed when they put on them on the little caption
Speaker 1: under her name rapper. I was like, I am today
Speaker 1: years old when I learned that amber Rose was a rapper.
Speaker 1: Now nobody in that room knew who the hell she
Speaker 1: was except for Sophie. So clearly she's not for the room,
Speaker 1: She's for television. Right, and fell in Trump's lap. She said,
Speaker 1: she just surprisingly endorsed Trump. She said in her inner
Speaker 1: speech that her daddy, ex military, was a Trump supporter.
Speaker 1: She was like, let me give it a shot. She
Speaker 1: appealed to this idea of black people feeling like we
Speaker 1: are wedded to the Democratic Party and we're not allowed
Speaker 1: to talk out the same notes that Kanye was hitting originally. Right,
Speaker 1: that was just like, I don't owe the Democrats anything,
Speaker 1: what have they done for me? So she comes out,
Speaker 1: does her deadly do And what I laughed at was
Speaker 1: I was listening to the CNN reports reporters and they
Speaker 1: were like, well, technically speaking, she had the best speech
Speaker 1: out of all of them. She has the greatest media training.
Speaker 1: She wasn't yelling, she was looking at the camera. It
Speaker 1: was clear that she understood that she was talking to
Speaker 1: America and not the room. And they were like, we
Speaker 1: think this is that this might actually help. And I
Speaker 1: was like, okay, guys, yo, gen X had asses like
Speaker 1: the I don't think that that accomplished what y'all think
Speaker 1: it did. But you know what, I'm not the target market.
Speaker 1: Well actually I am the target market, and I promise
Speaker 1: you that didn't do what you thought it did. But
Speaker 1: respect do I mean she did her thing some other
Speaker 1: black dude I ain't never heard of and will probably
Speaker 1: never listen to anything else. He got to say, got up.
Speaker 1: They made their case, and like I said, the case
Speaker 1: that they made was again cohesive and strong. We were
Speaker 1: doing better when Trump was president. Everybody had more money,
Speaker 1: interest rates were down. We can get back to that
Speaker 1: if you just let me take the reins again. Trade
Speaker 1: and very much leading towards this idea of being sort
Speaker 1: of a nationalist, kind of isolationist sort of way of
Speaker 1: approaching the world. Okay, I can't wait till the end
Speaker 1: to talk about the black folk stuff because it happened
Speaker 1: this day. Here's the issue the RNC will always have
Speaker 1: when it comes to race. And you saw it play
Speaker 1: out when NICKI was running and when these black men
Speaker 1: was on the stage talking. It's because your fan base
Speaker 1: wants to believe racism don't exist, and you on that stage, no,
Speaker 1: full well it does. But you can't say that because
Speaker 1: they don't want to believe it. But you need black voters.
Speaker 1: So now you got to tell the people in the
Speaker 1: room that you don't believe racism exists, while at the
Speaker 1: same time appealing to people that know for a fact
Speaker 1: it does. So what do you do. You sound ridiculous,
Speaker 1: is what you do. So these people get on their
Speaker 1: stage and they say, the first brother said, you know,
Speaker 1: my father came from the Jim Crow South and he
Speaker 1: got accepted to a school that he wasn't allowed to
Speaker 1: go to because of segregation. But because America is what
Speaker 1: he was, what it is, he didn't claim victimhood. He
Speaker 1: fought back and because America is not a racist country,
Speaker 1: he was able to become a success. So when you
Speaker 1: work hard, just like my daddy, in this country, you're
Speaker 1: able to succeed and you don't be a victim. What
Speaker 1: this means to me is well, first of all, what
Speaker 1: it means is you mean to tell me racism don't exist.
Speaker 1: And in the story you just told me your father
Speaker 1: couldn't go to the school he wanted to because of racism. Okay,
Speaker 1: In the same speech, brother said racism don't exist. Where
Speaker 1: racism is is in cities ran by Democrats like Chicago.
Speaker 1: Let me get this straight. Bruh, you just said it
Speaker 1: don't exist and it exists where democrats. Uh, sir, where
Speaker 1: do we all get lynched? I like, what is what you?
Speaker 1: What are you talking about? Sir? Who just desegregated day
Speaker 1: high schools? That was in Alabama? Alabama? The last school
Speaker 1: segregate to desegregate in Alabama was in the two thousands.
Speaker 1: Was in the odds? What is I There is a
Speaker 1: big difference between talking about black people and talking to
Speaker 1: black people. Day up there talking about black people two
Speaker 1: white people in a way that makes the white people uncomfortable.
Speaker 1: That will never ever work talking to black people because
Speaker 1: you're trying to tell us that we don't know what
Speaker 1: we're talking about. Now again, we're transactional you're gonna get
Speaker 1: us to the bread. Okay. Now, A better way to
Speaker 1: tell that story, or more accurate one, is, despite the
Speaker 1: racism that exists in America, because of the opportunities that
Speaker 1: are there, my father was able to succeed and overcome
Speaker 1: the systemic struggles that America is working on to make better.
Speaker 1: Yes we've had problems, Yes we continue to have problem.
Speaker 1: I'm writing a speech for him, but we believe the
Speaker 1: solution of these problems do not lie in the left.
Speaker 1: Say that, nigga, yo, I don't understand how to hell
Speaker 1: you go shucking job for these people and think we
Speaker 1: gonna listen to you. The second you said racism don't exist,
Speaker 1: everybody black child like all right, bro, Like, what are you?
Speaker 1: That's not even me talking about being a conservative, Because
Speaker 1: a more truthful statement would be, I believe the solutions
Speaker 1: for the systemic issues we have all clearly experienced is
Speaker 1: in the political right. That's that's a more honest or Oh, nigga,
Speaker 1: I'm just getting my check out here, young set or
Speaker 1: you hate yourself or you're not worried about it, you
Speaker 1: understand what I'm trying to say. It's the same thing
Speaker 1: the Murada went through. Girl. You can't tell me. You
Speaker 1: can't tell me you ain't experienced racism. You grew up
Speaker 1: in South Carolina, big homie, Was you not the one
Speaker 1: that was trying to broke her? The taking down of
Speaker 1: a Confederate flag? How you gonna tell me? How y'all
Speaker 1: go tell b in states that flag Confederate flags, that
Speaker 1: racism only exists, which don't exist, but only exists in Chicago. Boy,
Speaker 1: if you're gonna get out my face. Okay, that's day one.
Speaker 1: But the headline of day one was Trump coming in
Speaker 1: with his bandage singing MANI Men and the announcement of JD.
Speaker 1: Vans as the VP. But JD. Vans finally talks on Wednesday.
Speaker 1: Right again, this is your direct Support Act, right because Thursday,
Speaker 1: Donald Trump, that's the headliner. So we'll talk about talk
Speaker 1: about Vance at the end of day three. But Day
Speaker 1: one ends with Trump sending out a truth that JD.
Speaker 1: Vance was his boy after much delegation because again the
Speaker 1: brother knows how to make brother knows how to make
Speaker 1: television where it was getting released one by one. His
Speaker 1: choices that were in his top three were being told
Speaker 1: that they weren't the choice. I mean It's like he
Speaker 1: built the drama up. Like I said, no, no, Tony,
Speaker 1: just for old JD. And the he'll Billy Elogy who
Speaker 1: apparently the Hillbillies don't really mess with him, was able
Speaker 1: to get his thing and shine his you know, one
Speaker 1: hundred dollars, one hundred million dollars smile all right. So
Speaker 1: day one okay, now day two, make America safe. This
Speaker 1: is where the red meat really gets red out this mug.
Speaker 1: This means that the narrative has to be that crime
Speaker 1: is up. Border is the problem. Fentanyl cartels. Countries are
Speaker 1: sending you know, rapists and child molesters and murderers. They're
Speaker 1: flooding through our borders because Biden has open borders and
Speaker 1: we are in an invasion because of the way that
Speaker 1: the Left has decriminalized drugs and they want to defund
Speaker 1: the police. They've weaponized the court system, which is truly corrupt,
Speaker 1: and they're letting criminals go because of the woke left.
Speaker 1: This is causing all of our problems. We believe in
Speaker 1: safety and richness. And this is where the senators get
Speaker 1: to come in because the senators remember, right, the laws,
Speaker 1: So you bring them in and remember they they got
Speaker 1: campaigns to run too, so you want somebody to vote,
Speaker 1: you know, are all the way down, Like if I
Speaker 1: could tie myself to the tops, did we good. It's
Speaker 1: also the day that they attempted to humanize or continue
Speaker 1: to humanize Donald Trump and his family because remember, again
Speaker 1: demands a convicted felon, and he seems like a cartoon
Speaker 1: and a monster. They're trying to really smart enough bring
Speaker 1: his reel in his persona a little bit, you know,
Speaker 1: especially after catching an assassination attempt, which apparently the story
Speaker 1: goes like he's like, Okay, maybe we should tone down
Speaker 1: this rhetoric. We want they want us to believe that
Speaker 1: he's a changed man. He's like realized the severity of
Speaker 1: a situation. He wants to bring in unity and be like, guys,
Speaker 1: we don't really believe in political violence, Like we want
Speaker 1: to take out the ideas, like truthfully, like I'm a dad,
Speaker 1: I'm a grandpa. I just I love this country. I
Speaker 1: could be on a yacht somewhere chilling, but I care
Speaker 1: about this place so much. I want to make this
Speaker 1: place safe. I remember the America I grew up in.
Speaker 1: Let's make it like that. That's the narrative. So homeboy
Speaker 1: had his dog Senator Michael McDonald, which sucks because it's
Speaker 1: not the Michael McDonald we all know and love. The
Speaker 1: other one had a little dog out there. He was
Speaker 1: talking about how he went hunting with the Trump boys
Speaker 1: with Eric Trump and then his tire went flat and
Speaker 1: Eric changed his tire. He was like, listen, if Trump
Speaker 1: was such a New York elite, then why does his
Speaker 1: son know how to change a tire. He's just like us.
Speaker 1: That it's again the same pretzel that they have to
Speaker 1: twist themselves into to convince black people that he for
Speaker 1: us is to convince middle and working class folks that
Speaker 1: these rich kids would trust funds is just like us,
Speaker 1: which maybe they don't have to because I mean, these
Speaker 1: this Trump family is deeply loved. Let me just keep
Speaker 1: it really, they really love these people like I personally. Again,
Speaker 1: my opinions decide I don't vibe with these brothers, but
Speaker 1: I could see why y'all do anyway. And also, this
Speaker 1: day is when Trump gets his get back because his
Speaker 1: two main competitions, which as we knew, were not competition,
Speaker 1: Ron DeSantis and Nikki Haley. Neither one of them really
Speaker 1: stood a chance. But here was where he was gonna
Speaker 1: get his get NICKI wasn't even invited at first. NICKI
Speaker 1: said off the top that I support the nominee just
Speaker 1: because I mean, I'm a Republican. I'll do what I
Speaker 1: gotta do. But I strongly don't. I strongly disagree. I
Speaker 1: do not think Trump's the right choice. Now, don't get
Speaker 1: all up in the you know, don't get all up
Speaker 1: in their guts, either one of them about the things
Speaker 1: that they said during the That's what you always do
Speaker 1: in you was in competition. You're gonna diss the person
Speaker 1: you're gonna diss, and then when they win, you, Yeah,
Speaker 1: you're supposed to fall in line because ultimately it's about
Speaker 1: our section. I get that, So I'm not gonna get
Speaker 1: on her about that. But the case that she made
Speaker 1: was a strong one. I did a whole episode about, like,
Speaker 1: she's really the smartest choice if you believe what Republicans
Speaker 1: had been for the last fifty years. But clearly they're
Speaker 1: not that anymore. So that's why she's not the choice.
Speaker 1: She's definitely the most qualified, she has the most history,
Speaker 1: she has the most knowledge, she has the most experience.
Speaker 1: She just is. But it's not where the squad is now,
Speaker 1: so she gets the invite to speak on the same
Speaker 1: day they run. The Santists spoke and like I said,
Speaker 1: I understand theater, I understand optics and again no, no Tomy.
Speaker 1: First of all, these people are nationally known, and the
Speaker 1: votes that they did get among the Republicans were the
Speaker 1: Republicans that were just couldn't get themselves to vote for Trump.
Speaker 1: They were like, we need an alternative, like we're still
Speaker 1: We're still conservative, it's just not that dude. So in
Speaker 1: some senses, to keep this coalition together, he got to
Speaker 1: convince those people that would have voted for Nikki. What's crazy, though,
Speaker 1: is he was so confident in the fact that when
Speaker 1: he needed debate them, he was like, I'm not even
Speaker 1: gonna waste my time. Gangs to move and they should
Speaker 1: have used that against him, But like, it's just again
Speaker 1: the same where the party is. The Santists went up
Speaker 1: there and bootlegged. He's clearly trying to get a position
Speaker 1: right in the in the cabinet, and I don't blame him.
Speaker 1: You know, he was supposed to be the air parent
Speaker 1: but couldn't pull it off. They're all everybody's pulling to
Speaker 1: Thank God, that God protected Trump, right, and then talking
Speaker 1: the invasion at the borders all of the things. He's like, look,
Speaker 1: I'm in Florida, like y'all want these open borders, and
Speaker 1: it's like, it's all good until you send them to
Speaker 1: Martha's vineyard. It's all good until they in your city,
Speaker 1: Like y'all don't want these problems. They bring it into
Speaker 1: fen and all, they bringing all this stuff like we're
Speaker 1: having an invasion. Ted Cruz spoke again, this is him
Speaker 1: getting his get back. Eleven point five undocumented people coming
Speaker 1: through our borders. As Ted Cruz kept saying, every damn day,
Speaker 1: this the fear day they coming for you. Again, it
Speaker 1: was clear and this was the day that needed the
Speaker 1: most fact checking. Okay, fact check. So, first of all,
Speaker 1: immigration's down and has been going down for a while,
Speaker 1: so it has not increased under Biden. It's actually gone down. Secondly,
Speaker 1: most of them are seeking asylum. Now, those that are
Speaker 1: seeking asylum, it would be in humane to send them home.
Speaker 1: So what do you do with them? You have to
Speaker 1: wait for your case. And when you're waiting for your case,
Speaker 1: turns out weightless is about three and a half years long.
Speaker 1: I don't know if you knew that the weights for
Speaker 1: an asylum case. It's three and a half years long.
Speaker 1: We can't go back. You're seeking asilentce. You gotta go
Speaker 1: somewhere while you're waiting for your trial. Right, What did
Speaker 1: Trump do? Put them in cages?
Speaker 3: Fat check.
Speaker 1: So like they'll talk to me about this invasion. Number two,
Speaker 1: they're saying, our crime is tied to this invasion from
Speaker 1: the borders. But check immigrants, specifically, undocumented immigrants commit far
Speaker 1: less crime mat back thirty percent less, thirty percent less
Speaker 1: likely to commit a crime, a violent crime than a citizen.
Speaker 1: Why because they're trying to stay under the radar, because
Speaker 1: they're here illegally. Why in the world would you commit
Speaker 1: a crime. Come on, y'all, like, just use your common sense.
Speaker 1: They're not trying to keep crimes, so they're not trying
Speaker 1: to get caughtcause they're not trying to get deported. Now,
Speaker 1: they also tied the concept of fentanyl, which is a
Speaker 1: real problem, don't get me wrong, but tied it to
Speaker 1: the people invading our borders.
Speaker 3: Fax check.
Speaker 1: Fentanol don't come through cartels, strapping them to people coming
Speaker 1: here to get asylum. You know why, because to get
Speaker 1: asylum you have to turn yourself in. Once you turn
Speaker 1: yourself in, they take all your belongings. It would be
Speaker 1: dumb as hell to smuggle fentanyl in here when you
Speaker 1: immediately got to turn over your stuff to the authorities.
Speaker 1: That's not how it's happening. If you undocumented and you
Speaker 1: sneak it through the border, do you think about the
Speaker 1: cost benefit analysis of that, Like, what's your guarantee that
Speaker 1: is gonna make it? And if you running from a
Speaker 1: cart if you're seeking asylum from a cartel, why would
Speaker 1: you go to that said cartel to get you across
Speaker 1: the border? Do that make sense to you? Good cause
Speaker 1: it don't. Do you know how fentanyl comes in here?
Speaker 1: FBI just said it through American citizens in legal ports
Speaker 1: of entry? Why because no one checks our backs. Have
Speaker 1: you driven through I've driven through the border. They looking car,
Speaker 1: they see you in the driver's seat, and they wave
Speaker 1: you through. My car has never got searched coming from
Speaker 1: Mexico to how as soon as I showed my passport.
Speaker 1: Matter of fact, I got global entry and pre check.
Speaker 1: I just go through the short line coming up from Mexico.
Speaker 1: They don't check my bag. What are you talking about?
Speaker 1: That's how finanel gets here. It's through you go partying insenata,
Speaker 1: get a pack, you bring it up. This is like
Speaker 1: you can order the parts online from China to make fitanel.
Speaker 1: Like there's call centers, drug Amazon, Like, it's not it
Speaker 1: ain't just clan, that's not how it's getting here. So
Speaker 1: that's just not factual. Are there problems with our immigrations?
Speaker 1: Clearly there's problems in our immigration center, it's just not
Speaker 1: the ones they saying. But either way, you don't feel safe.
Speaker 1: You don't feel safe fact check. Crime rates are down FAM,
Speaker 1: especially since twenty twenty. And also we talked about this before,
Speaker 1: like y'all must have forgot the eighties and nineties existed
Speaker 1: because FAM that was crime like so compared compared to
Speaker 1: the end, bro, like we didne created a utopia to
Speaker 1: that time. Now that being said, like I said, I
Speaker 1: think I said it on one of the videos too,
Speaker 1: is like nobody lives nationally. Nobody wants to hear about
Speaker 1: national crime. You live in your own city and that
Speaker 1: is how you're experiencing these statistics. So if in your
Speaker 1: own city you're experiencing spikes, I totally understand. So that's
Speaker 1: what that's why you can from stage in something like this,
Speaker 1: you could throw your crowd those types of speeches and
Speaker 1: it feel true. And in some senses it might be
Speaker 1: in your own individual city, you may have a spike
Speaker 1: just the national trends, but since nobody lives nationally, it's
Speaker 1: like a lot of those things don't register. And that's
Speaker 1: sort of the power of everybody. Every politician does it,
Speaker 1: like you dance between national and local statistics as they
Speaker 1: serve your point, and that's what they did. So I'm
Speaker 1: not judging them for that. I'm just saying it's just
Speaker 1: factually false. Crime is down, also, unemployments down. This is
Speaker 1: just the facts. Now, inflation out of here, fam right.
Speaker 1: Don't get me wrong, However, presidents have very little to
Speaker 1: do with inflation. So like I'm not, I didn't blame
Speaker 1: Trump for gas prices up or down. You can't, like,
Speaker 1: they have very little to do with it. Now. Highlight
Speaker 1: for me was Nicky's speech because it was kind of
Speaker 1: like I could see her gritting her teeth this whole time.
Speaker 1: Now she wasn't, she full throatedly said, I know. She
Speaker 1: basically was like, listen, I'm here for unity because I
Speaker 1: just I really don't mess with the Democrats. I wholeheartedly
Speaker 1: for Donald Trump. You could see her saying it like that,
Speaker 1: like she wasn't, but I could hear it like I
Speaker 1: wholeheartedly support Donald Trump. But in her speech, because she's
Speaker 1: the one with them with more experience in foreign policy,
Speaker 1: she believes that Trump is totally wrong about foreign policy.
Speaker 1: But she didn't go there because you remember Trump and them,
Speaker 1: Trump and jd Vance, they like, look you damn Ukraine nigga,
Speaker 1: Like that's your that's y'all's problem. We're not sending you nothing.
Speaker 1: That's they stance, and she wholeheartedly disagrees. He's not with NATO.
Speaker 1: She wholeheartedly disagrees. So she got to figure out how
Speaker 1: to come into his house while totally disagreeing with him
Speaker 1: and finding a way to craft a speech that for
Speaker 1: her sounds true to her but also because it wouldn't
Speaker 1: even be believable, but also air quote bends the knee,
Speaker 1: and I gotta give it to her. She did that.
Speaker 1: She avoided the land minds of the obvious, which is,
Speaker 1: you really don't mess with him, do you? And I
Speaker 1: know the topics for which you don't mess with him
Speaker 1: on she ain't talk about though, talked about the problem
Speaker 1: of Kamala Harris. You're common enemy. Great, but I tell
Speaker 1: you what I know. Trump ain't like that because that's
Speaker 1: not how he moved. He liked the way round the
Speaker 1: Santis moved, which was just punk out and do what
Speaker 1: I tell you Now. There was also something super awesome
Speaker 1: that was that was captured off camera by just some
Speaker 1: phones and it's Matt Gates trolling Kevin McCarthy. That man
Speaker 1: is a child into that man's child. He goes, hey, hey, bro, hey,
Speaker 1: when are you speaking? What are you on the schedule?
Speaker 1: When do you speak? They're gonna speA because they're going
Speaker 1: to boo you. He just troulling this man like, but no,
Speaker 1: lead that man a whole. You ended that man's career.
Speaker 1: I respect the pettiness, but yeah, Day two, make America safe.
Speaker 1: You can't trust law enforcement or our court system because
Speaker 1: of the way that they're going after Trump. We also
Speaker 1: need unity and Fenton Al's coming in from the borders.
Speaker 1: Joe Biden did that to us, and crime in Chicago
Speaker 1: and San Francisco is the problem. What I think about
Speaker 1: that statement is not the point. It was cohesive. What
Speaker 1: I used to teach my students it was clear, concise
Speaker 1: and complete. A lot of it unfactual, but clear, concise
Speaker 1: and complete. And then one more thing I'll say this
Speaker 1: about day two that I think has to do with
Speaker 1: the whole thing, which is very smart. No talk on
Speaker 1: Project twenty twenty five, and they haven't really done culture
Speaker 1: war stuff yet. One would think that the culture war
Speaker 1: hero Ron de Santis would have brought it in. But
Speaker 1: we only heard the word woke like twice and again,
Speaker 1: like I told you before, used them correctly, but tell
Speaker 1: you men twice. Now we still got day three and
Speaker 1: day four, so day three. Wait. One more thing about
Speaker 1: day two, man, I'd be not reading my notes right,
Speaker 1: is the clear and obvious misuse of the term open
Speaker 1: borders and closed borders. We don't have open borders, we
Speaker 1: never have. Bit it, don't believe it, open it. Do
Speaker 1: you know what open borders is? It's your experience when
Speaker 1: you took the train across Europe in the EU, the
Speaker 1: fact that you could go Germany and France and Spain
Speaker 1: and Portugal just on the train. That's that's open borders.
Speaker 1: The idea that like the person in France who probably
Speaker 1: is your plumbers, probably from Poland. It isn't live here.
Speaker 1: He just he lives in Poland where he just comes
Speaker 1: he works. And if you wanted to go work in Poland,
Speaker 1: you could work in Poland. It's fine. You didn't have to,
Speaker 1: like your backpacking trip through Europe. That's open borders. So
Speaker 1: every time they say open borders, they're saying it wrong.
Speaker 1: This is what open borders means. Okay, now Day three
Speaker 1: coming events, all right, Day three getting closer to the headliner.
Speaker 1: This the day that we actually hear from JD. Vance.
Speaker 1: We hear from Trump Junior. Trump Junior pulled a pulled
Speaker 1: an audible, brought his daughter out again. Because you're trying
Speaker 1: to like humanized or humanized Trump. We're bringing in Matt Gates.
Speaker 1: You know, you're in Kimberly Guilforl who used to be
Speaker 1: with Gavin Newsom, which I think is hilarious to me, Like,
Speaker 1: I mean, she's got a type, at least a physical type.
Speaker 1: I would just it is what it is, big dog.
Speaker 1: I just wonder what Gavinduza was thinking when she was
Speaker 1: up there talking. Anyway, So Day three, make America strong. Now,
Speaker 1: obviously the center of their image of strength is that
Speaker 1: fist raised, bleeding ear Donald Trump against all odds, against
Speaker 1: all cases. The courts have been weaponized against him, the
Speaker 1: justice system is against him. Even people tried to take
Speaker 1: his life many men. That's going to be the gift
Speaker 1: of gifts on keeps on giving. He's still standing, he's
Speaker 1: still strong. So he is the picture of strength, and
Speaker 1: he wants to bring that into fruition and personify that
Speaker 1: as the president. What he wants for the country energy strong,
Speaker 1: factory strong. You know, drill baby, drill. We're weak if
Speaker 1: we get things from other countries. According to JD, we're
Speaker 1: weak if we even sell stuff to other countries. Like
Speaker 1: you know what I'm saying, like anyway, you can't even
Speaker 1: borrow nothing money like shut the dope isolationists music, don't
Speaker 1: nobody come on, ain't nobody home because don't even ask us,
Speaker 1: don't even text me. I'm not answering. That's JD. Like, look,
Speaker 1: you is on your own. It's a hurricane outside, it's
Speaker 1: a zombies all you better you got to get your own,
Speaker 1: like leave us alone, cause leave us with our trad wives.
Speaker 1: But well the tradwives what he WoT for everybody else?
Speaker 1: Because his wife a lawyer, so he like, who is
Speaker 1: an Indian American immigrant, like first gen immigrant who said
Speaker 1: that she grew grew up Democrat, which was another theme
Speaker 1: of Thursday two, which is like Jesus ex Democrats that
Speaker 1: jumped the ship because again a compelling story. The Democrats
Speaker 1: failed us, We gave you a chance, failed us, and
Speaker 1: how they told that story was again masterful. When you
Speaker 1: got out of Afghanistan, which apparently the story was Trump
Speaker 1: was gonna do that, and NICKI Haley told him no,
Speaker 1: because you can't do it without a troop, surgeon search.
Speaker 1: You have to send extra troops if you're gonna get
Speaker 1: out of there, and nobody wanted to see that happen.
Speaker 1: So he was like, well, I ain't even gonna mess
Speaker 1: with it. Biden was like, well, I'm gonna mess with
Speaker 1: it because I promised it. And I really feel like
Speaker 1: that faux pod was the beginning of the end for
Speaker 1: President Biden as far as his popularity and approval had.
Speaker 1: That went well bro stratosphere. But since it didn't understandably so,
Speaker 1: I mean, it was gonna be a mess anyway. But
Speaker 1: the idea that the Taliban was up and running within days,
Speaker 1: cuffs and then service people died by ni right people died,
Speaker 1: and the problem was Biden had the nerve to say
Speaker 1: in the de bait that no serviceman died on his watch,
Speaker 1: and I'm like, oh, you just gave him a layup.
Speaker 1: And the layup was calling those families right, you're humanizing Trump.
Speaker 1: Trump reached out during the East Palestine thing. Trump reached out,
Speaker 1: you know, during the fentanyl and opoioid epidemic. Trump reached out.
Speaker 1: Biden was too busy, so they come out. So they
Speaker 1: programmed these families of the servicemen that died in US
Speaker 1: leaving Afghanistan, tear jerking, powerful, powerful stories about look, dude,
Speaker 1: we trusted you, like we trusted you for this situation
Speaker 1: and you burned us. They brought in a lady from
Speaker 1: from New York, like, you know, a brown lady looks
Speaker 1: like like an Afro Latina lady who was talking about
Speaker 1: her situation where her son got her son got murdered,
Speaker 1: and Alan Bragg gave them a lighter sentence. We're not safe,
Speaker 1: We're not strong, like you're not showing like people feel
Speaker 1: like they could do whatever they want to us. That's weakness,
Speaker 1: Tylerban don't care what you think. And the Democrats in
Speaker 1: them y'all not even trying. That's the story they told,
Speaker 1: and I ain't gonna hold you. That was a powerful story.
Speaker 1: If there is anything that the Democrats need to be
Speaker 1: worried about, it's these two moments. And then the head
Speaker 1: of the teamsters like you got the It was Bizarro.
Speaker 1: It was like, you got the union dude up here.
Speaker 1: If there's anything that they really got a concern about
Speaker 1: is like, hey, bro, they they spending bars on you
Speaker 1: right here. You better like you better tighten it up.
Speaker 1: So this was a hats off again, this is a
Speaker 1: good moment. They u this, they meet the grams. You
Speaker 1: know what I'm saying, like, you better better come with it.
Speaker 1: I can't get no hard part six out of you.
Speaker 1: And then Stosh Navarro started speaking Scotch Donald Trump Junior,
Speaker 1: get up. They go from this tear turkey, powerful two
Speaker 1: conspiracy theory your head ass, cause you gotta feed the bait.
Speaker 1: Davarro's ou't even know to say, I'm even skippiest because
Speaker 1: I don't know to say. I gotta get to Trump Junior.
Speaker 1: Trump Junior got on this thing. He did what he
Speaker 1: was supposed to do. He was like, this is my pops.
Speaker 1: I was scared when he got shot, but I believed
Speaker 1: in him. My pops were strong. As a matter of fact,
Speaker 1: you know, I'm gonna let my daughter talk about it.
Speaker 1: So that's grand that's granddad, grand baby talking about Pop
Speaker 1: Pop and you could see him over in the corner
Speaker 1: smiling like No, he's a real person. Man. He loves
Speaker 1: his kids. You know what I'm saying. He just like you.
Speaker 1: He just like you, your granddaddy, just like you. But
Speaker 1: he's straw. He told you all to fight, fight, fight,
Speaker 1: And by this day it seemed like the crowd was
Speaker 1: drunk because they was just cheering for everything, just making
Speaker 1: chance like JD's mom. J D's mom. That was hilarious
Speaker 1: to me. But Donald Trump Junior gives you the gives
Speaker 1: you all the talking points about the culture war stuff
Speaker 1: and that everybody's out to take out his dad, but
Speaker 1: they can't take out his dad. And that's the type
Speaker 1: of energy they bring. Navarro, who just got out of prison,
Speaker 1: was talking about, look, man, what they did to us,
Speaker 1: they can do it to you. They coming for me,
Speaker 1: They're coming for you, which is again a compelling story.
Speaker 1: Like I said, I'm trying to keep my opinion out
Speaker 1: of it. Compelling story. Then they twist the game about
Speaker 1: the free speech. Let me not say twist the game.
Speaker 1: Then they start talking about free speech. They're like, the
Speaker 1: Democrats want to shut you up because they call everything
Speaker 1: triggering and they can't even decide what a man or
Speaker 1: a woman is. We're the ones willing to work it out.
Speaker 1: We believe in free speech. Now, these are the folks
Speaker 1: saying that we're gonna expel you if you say anything
Speaker 1: that remotely sounds like a disc towards Israel. They're gonna
Speaker 1: call it anti cinematism. But it's not necessarily that these Also,
Speaker 1: these are the people burning books and banning stuff and
Speaker 1: saying you can't have diversity and anything. But anyway, that's
Speaker 1: what they're saying. But the highlight of the day is
Speaker 1: the way that JD handled it. So his wife comes in,
Speaker 1: introduces him Usha Vance. Like I said, first gen Indian
Speaker 1: from San Diego. I mean, good move. They met, they
Speaker 1: met at Yale Law School. And then he comes up.
Speaker 1: Now he starts talking, and the way that he starts talking.
Speaker 1: Thirty eight years old from the Sticks wrote a book
Speaker 1: called He'll Billiologies. It's a brilliant move to choose him.
Speaker 1: But The way he locked this up was to be like, Okay,
Speaker 1: the point of this speech was to like, let me
Speaker 1: show you my juice, let me show you what I got,
Speaker 1: and let me show you who I am. It was long.
Speaker 1: You could see food start dozing. But he had a
Speaker 1: lot to do because really don't nobody know him. He
Speaker 1: only been in the Senate year and a half. The
Speaker 1: man gonna be forty next year, like so he just
Speaker 1: don't have a lot of history. And which was interesting
Speaker 1: that he didn't bring up and he used to talk
Speaker 1: Hella Massa about Trump. He was like, caught that man. Hitler,
Speaker 1: caught that man, said that man was a hope. He's like,
Speaker 1: I am a never trumper. This man is like culture opioid,
Speaker 1: Like I do not mess with him. Which before I
Speaker 1: get into the speech, I talked about this on social
Speaker 1: which is kind of what makes him a compelling story
Speaker 1: because he's a convert because he can say no, y'all
Speaker 1: saw how I felt about him, but Trump convinced me.
Speaker 1: And I know a lot of y'all felt the same
Speaker 1: about him. But if he can convince me, and I'm
Speaker 1: from where you're from, he could convince you too. I mean,
Speaker 1: that's a compelling story because vance ain't come from money.
Speaker 1: And this is where his story comes in. His mama
Speaker 1: was hooked on drugs. He was raised by his grandma,
Speaker 1: who he called Mama Mamma in this story, in Mamma,
Speaker 1: you know Jesus, she loved Jesus, but she cursed a lot.
Speaker 1: What a relatable story. Grandma was strapped right, Like, Okay,
Speaker 1: who can't relate to that? Poor Your grandma loved Jesus,
Speaker 1: but she cuts a little, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker 1: Like we all know that he tell his story and
Speaker 1: the way that he told his story was he aligned
Speaker 1: his life to policies that Biden passed. And as he
Speaker 1: was doing that, he throwing old school Republicans under the
Speaker 1: bus because half the stuff he talked about with stuff
Speaker 1: that the Republicans won't it absolutely brilliant locked this timeline
Speaker 1: in Joe's career. He was like NAFTA, the trade agreement
Speaker 1: that was when I was in fourth grade, which removed
Speaker 1: which basically ended the jobs in my neighborhood. He was
Speaker 1: like direct war happened when I was in high school, right,
Speaker 1: which means a bunch of us signed up to go
Speaker 1: to war, so I lost a lot of my homies
Speaker 1: because I did my civic duty and that happened on
Speaker 1: your watch. And then he was like, and then fentanyl
Speaker 1: because Joe is so cool with China, fentinall coming in here.
Speaker 1: So I lost a lot of my homies there. So
Speaker 1: my whole life Joe been ruining My life is the story, right.
Speaker 1: But through it all, I like the rest of you
Speaker 1: people in Ohio, Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin. He kept saying
Speaker 1: the states because again those are the states he got
Speaker 1: to win. Through it all, we made it right. I
Speaker 1: enlistened into the Marines after nine to eleven, which makes
Speaker 1: him like the perfectest of white boys. And then he
Speaker 1: married a little brown girl, right, which let me not
Speaker 1: say that pejoritay ofly, she's a lawyer, okay, either way,
Speaker 1: He's like, I'm from the sticks, working class. I ain't
Speaker 1: got no endowment, bro. I'm like, y'all, I'm from where
Speaker 1: you from. And I did not, and he did. I
Speaker 1: wish he would have said it. He didn't say it
Speaker 1: like this, but if he was like, essentially, I see
Speaker 1: what Trump was talking and I'm talking that and now
Speaker 1: I'm here to make it happen. And you can trust
Speaker 1: me because I'm from where you from. The subtext is
Speaker 1: Trump from New York. And as much as and as
Speaker 1: much populous talk that he talked, he not really a
Speaker 1: working man. So since he's not, he needs somebody that is.
Speaker 1: And JD is the one that is. Now he can
Speaker 1: say the things that Trump can say, but he says
Speaker 1: it with a different type of credibility, the credibility that says,
Speaker 1: I'm from the hood and I want to take care
Speaker 1: of the hood. I saw hood is in the sticks
Speaker 1: the woods. He's like I saw. He was like I
Speaker 1: saw our country go down in flames. He was like,
Speaker 1: we all came out of the hill. We was hillbillies.
Speaker 1: We came from the hills into the city to work
Speaker 1: in these factories, just like Pennsylvania, Ohio, just like you,
Speaker 1: just just doing it. He was like, all to see
Speaker 1: those factories leave and go to China, y'all forgot about us.
Speaker 1: We built this country. Leave my comments about that in
Speaker 1: a second. But I'm here to stand up for the
Speaker 1: forgotten man. And because I am, y'all, and I made
Speaker 1: it so that was his thing. Now overall, the concept
Speaker 1: of the forgotten man. I just need y'all to notice
Speaker 1: to have your antennas up. It's what you call a
Speaker 1: color mute term. The idea is middle working class family
Speaker 1: man just trying his best to keep food on the table.
Speaker 1: And as the rich get rich, this person gets left behind.
Speaker 1: You get left behind by the elites. Now, what they're
Speaker 1: not saying out loud is a part of this concept
Speaker 1: of the forgotten man is as the rich get rich
Speaker 1: and the colored people get rights, as equality comes up,
Speaker 1: things like affirmative action, things like diversity, equity and inclusion.
Speaker 1: As now people who weren't even considered a part of
Speaker 1: the system now have a say. They feel like, on
Speaker 1: now I'm being left out or what about me? So
Speaker 1: when they say the forgotten man, they mean the forgotten
Speaker 1: white man. Now hear me, politicians, I never called you
Speaker 1: all that, but hear me, I'm blaming Nixon, like I'm
Speaker 1: blaming them because they used to didn't racialize poverty. Poor
Speaker 1: was poor, but the imagery of what we know is poverty,
Speaker 1: like the Welfare Queen and stuff like that. That poverty
Speaker 1: got racialized for the purpose of maintaining a type of segregation,
Speaker 1: you know, the Southern Plan that Nixon had to change
Speaker 1: Jim Crow to family values like that's on purpose. This
Speaker 1: forgotten man is a part of that, because again, diversity
Speaker 1: inequality is a part of how what makes them feel forgotten.
Speaker 1: So every time you hear these phrase, which is basically
Speaker 1: the I mean they got it from Nixon, the concept
Speaker 1: of the forgotten man and the sight of the majority,
Speaker 1: they talk about white people, they blame it on the elites.
Speaker 1: But that's because the elites are part of the problem too.
Speaker 1: But also it is because brown folk got jobs. That's
Speaker 1: part of the problem. That's why you don't like immigrants,
Speaker 1: like none of that, because you feel like man that's
Speaker 1: supposed to be mad. All right. So now day four,
Speaker 1: remember all of the kudos and the respect, dude, I
Speaker 1: gave to the RNC for staying on message, keeping it cohesive,
Speaker 1: producing a very engaging event, at least attempted to in
Speaker 1: its best way, stay on message, make a clear case
Speaker 1: for a logical reason to support this party. You can
Speaker 1: go and throw all that out the window, because Day
Speaker 1: four was like all bets are off somebody. I mean,
Speaker 1: it's when the party, somebody took their shirt off, Somebody
Speaker 1: in the closet peeing all your clean clothes. Just I mean,
Speaker 1: I don't know how else to say the Hawkster in character,
Speaker 1: not even Terry, not even the actor Hawk Holgan. The
Speaker 1: character ripped his shirt off with his Trump like just
Speaker 1: completely off the rails. Tucker Carlson had asked just if
Speaker 1: there was any attempt to try to reel in people
Speaker 1: from the that were turned off by the RNC because
Speaker 1: of the conspiracy, theoriness of it, the alex Jones of
Speaker 1: it all. They said, forget all that this look, this
Speaker 1: is the trumpiest day of the Trump Forget everything I
Speaker 1: said about these people really tried their best to put
Speaker 1: together a cohesive message that humanizes makes just forget it all.
Speaker 1: He was like, I do what I do. Any hopes
Speaker 1: and rumors of Trump tearing up his speech and making
Speaker 1: it about unity, any thoughts that this man catching the
Speaker 1: the side bub of a bullet would change somehow who
Speaker 1: he was was foolish to think of that anyway. All
Speaker 1: of that was dashed. He was the man we thought
Speaker 1: he was, the man said I'm staying on my brand.
Speaker 1: Y'all can put together with every show. And here's what's crazy.
Speaker 1: He put together the whole thing, the whole event. He
Speaker 1: approved every speech, he approved every speaker, every transition. Because
Speaker 1: the man know how to do TV. And then on Thursday,
Speaker 1: on the last day, he was like, I'm doing me
Speaker 1: and boy did he do him? Boy first out the box.
Speaker 1: Mike Pompeo, the former Secretary of Defense, talking about, Hey, listen,
Speaker 1: we wouldn't be having no China spy bubbles popping over
Speaker 1: our lands if I was around. Hey, listen, we took out,
Speaker 1: we took out iis incorrect, fact chag that's not what happened.
Speaker 1: But the point was Trump a fighter now talking about
Speaker 1: that's what we're doing our fights. Vladimir pu and invaded
Speaker 1: no Ukraine. If I was around, God's the war wouldn't
Speaker 1: be happening. If I was around, Shoo went full evangelical,
Speaker 1: Like I said, I thought it was super cool that
Speaker 1: he had the little Greek Orthodox now Franklin Graham, Eric
Speaker 1: Trump full culture war brought brought back all the good hits.
Speaker 1: The election stolen all all of the all of the
Speaker 1: all of the things that turned off some of the
Speaker 1: people in your world, all of it. We're bringing it
Speaker 1: back because we is who he is. My mama used
Speaker 1: to say, be who you is, because who you ain't
Speaker 1: ain't who he is. He was who he is ain't
Speaker 1: a white president of the UFC came through. It was
Speaker 1: like this a fighter, I like a fighter. Brother brought
Speaker 1: out old kid Rock who if it looked like from
Speaker 1: the TV and didn't nobody care at all that that
Speaker 1: man was there. But you know what though, it's Kid
Speaker 1: Rock by David's Kid Rock Tuck across and brought all
Speaker 1: the brought all the replacement theory, the conspiracy, all of it,
Speaker 1: and just like, look, man, this is who he is.
Speaker 1: Bro proud to be an American song the head ass
Speaker 1: Linda McMahon, it's the formal up, the and then the
Speaker 1: hoaster y'all, the hoxter. It was like I was ready
Speaker 1: to take y'all serious. Now I'm supposed to not be
Speaker 1: putting my opinion in here, but like I'm just saying,
Speaker 1: like this, this is what it is. I was supposed
Speaker 1: to take y'all serious. Now. At the same time, look
Speaker 1: do you here here here's a defense. Look when you come,
Speaker 1: if you come to a party out here where I'm at,
Speaker 1: we gonna be black as hell and West Coast as hell.
Speaker 1: I don't care what you think. Like I can't tell
Speaker 1: you how excited I was at the at the k
Speaker 1: DO Pop out. The Kenny and Friends pop out when
Speaker 1: Tommy the Clown came on stage because of what he
Speaker 1: means to us. Yes, that is a grown ass black
Speaker 1: man in a clown suit teaching kids how to crunk.
Speaker 1: I understand from the outside. If you ain't go through
Speaker 1: the gang violence we did that, that would not resonate
Speaker 1: with you. I understand that. But we gonna do us.
Speaker 1: Here's here's what I saw. Trump was like, I'm gonna
Speaker 1: do me and do him.
Speaker 3: He did.
Speaker 1: Oh, and turns out Malania still alive where she been now.
Speaker 1: I don't blame her being like, I want no parts
Speaker 1: of this. Most of the time the spouse usually talks.
Speaker 1: She was like, I'm good. I don't blame her. We
Speaker 1: can speculate about what's going on in they relationship. You
Speaker 1: don't know. That's something I feel like, that's none of
Speaker 1: my business. But I don't blame her for being like,
Speaker 1: I ain't giving nobody no speech. When that man got
Speaker 1: on that stage, y'all, I was taking notes, as I've
Speaker 1: tried to do this whole time, and he started off
Speaker 1: as teleprompter Trump that stayed on script, and all these
Speaker 1: poor people who worked so hard on his speech to
Speaker 1: make sure it was about unity to keep his tone down,
Speaker 1: for him to chill and speak slower. I also noticed
Speaker 1: this man is a lover of adverbs, like he just
Speaker 1: always adds describing words to whatever he's saying. The beautiful
Speaker 1: election and then the wonderful crowd that that stood calmly
Speaker 1: as the bullet fastly grazed by my beautiful ear, like
Speaker 1: he just uses I noticed that, But recap the story
Speaker 1: nice and slow, talking about I was super lucky to
Speaker 1: be here, and teleprompter Trump was a change man. And
Speaker 1: then Trump Trump showed up and I mean the lowest
Speaker 1: count is twenty laves, it's twenty false claims. The man
Speaker 1: still believed the elections stolen. The man still like he
Speaker 1: I mean, top to bottom, he did him. He said,
Speaker 1: I'm more determined than ever. The Democrats need to stop
Speaker 1: using the court system because I'm the one defending the
Speaker 1: constitution or I'm the one defending everybody's laws, and so
Speaker 1: y'all need to stop doing that. Look at that. I
Speaker 1: got the document's case thrown out because it's it's a joke.
Speaker 1: He said, somebody needs to I got sub peanut by
Speaker 1: Nancy Pelosi. He said, I'm gonna drop y'all taxes, and
Speaker 1: I lowered the taxes better than everybody else. He said,
Speaker 1: when I was around, there was no inflation. He said,
Speaker 1: immigration is taking black and Latino jobs. He said the
Speaker 1: countries are dumping there insane asylums. This man talked for
Speaker 1: an hour and thirty two minutes. Now listen, this podcast
Speaker 1: is an hour in thirty two minutes. No, it's not.
Speaker 1: It's super short, but that's because I'm covering all four days.
Speaker 1: And if there was any moment, any moment that the
Speaker 1: Democrats may have had a semblance of hope that maybe
Speaker 1: this was winnable, it was when Trump did Trump. Because
Speaker 1: a lot of us forgot what he really was like.
Speaker 1: And a lot of us have never seen a Trump rally.
Speaker 1: That was a Trump rally. That's how he talked. He'd
Speaker 1: get up there, he'd shoot from the hip, he got
Speaker 1: his bullet points. He say what he gotta say, and
Speaker 1: those that love it love it. So if you thought
Speaker 1: he was thinking unity, that man was not thinking unity
Speaker 1: at all. And you know what he did him. Now, fact,
Speaker 1: there is not a single solitary shred or the beginning
Speaker 1: of evidence that countries are emptying their insane asylums and
Speaker 1: sending them to America. You made that up. Trump say
Speaker 1: he stopped the missile launches in North Korea. That's misleading.
Speaker 1: Mental launches did pause from North Korea for a period
Speaker 1: of time, but it started up again before he left office.
Speaker 1: He said he fully defeated ISIS in a couple months.
Speaker 1: That's not true. It's a little misleading. The caliphate was
Speaker 1: declared fully liberated more than two years in the Trump's
Speaker 1: presidency in twenty nineteen. But to show up at the
Speaker 1: end of something and claim you did the whole thing
Speaker 1: is pretty funny because we've been fighting nies for a while.
Speaker 1: He claimed that he got the doctor federal document cases
Speaker 1: thrown out because it was fraudulent. Nope. What the judge said,
Speaker 1: a judge for which he appointed. What she said was
Speaker 1: it's not that the case was fraudulent. It was that
Speaker 1: the district attorney that brought it in had no legal
Speaker 1: rights to bring a case that he was fraudulently put
Speaker 1: in place. So it's not that Trump got to put
Speaker 1: out or that the case don't have no merit. It
Speaker 1: was that the judge thinks that this person doesn't have
Speaker 1: a right to bring the case. I mean, I could
Speaker 1: go on for another four hours. Here's another one that
Speaker 1: I just think is funny. He was like, listen, our
Speaker 1: opponents inherited a world at peace, and they've turned it
Speaker 1: into a planet of war. He's saying, when he was there,
Speaker 1: there wasn't no wars going on, Like bruh, is you tripping?
Speaker 1: There was wars all over the world, all over the world,
Speaker 1: dozens of armed conflicts everywhere, mir Mar, Africa, Soudan, like
Speaker 1: I just, oh, mylord. One that's very important to me
Speaker 1: is Trump's claim about the dramatic increase in crime rates.
Speaker 1: This is false. The official data published by the FBI shows,
Speaker 1: like I said before, violent crimes significantly dropped in twenty
Speaker 1: twenty three. In the first quarter of twenty twenty four,
Speaker 1: right though there was a crease in some communities. Like
Speaker 1: I said before, sometimes it might feel like where you at,
Speaker 1: it is definitely lower than twenty twenty when President Trump's
Speaker 1: last calendar year in office. Matter of fact, there is
Speaker 1: a thirteen percent decline in murder. Like it is absolutely
Speaker 1: unequivocally false. Fam, It's just not true. And then all
Speaker 1: of his claims of the largest in the history of
Speaker 1: the most Ever, as you all know, their exaggerations. They're
Speaker 1: not true at all. Don't ever believe him when he
Speaker 1: says the largest in the history of or the worst
Speaker 1: in the history of And sir, you lost the twenty
Speaker 1: twenty election and undocumented people can't vote. One hour and
Speaker 1: thirty two minutes of trunkness, and there it is, and
Speaker 1: then the balloons fell, which apparently was the biggest balloon
Speaker 1: drop in history. Now I am going to drink away
Speaker 1: my sorrows. Just kidding. Not enough alcohol in the world.
Speaker 1: And it's not like this is all over hood politic, y'all.
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