Speaker 1: Says, don't need to few down, So I say, oh
Speaker 1: my god, we've been partying all night long. I'm so
Speaker 1: tired from dancing, belongs everywhere, so drunk champagne guy has
Speaker 1: been flowing. I might not throw it down for just
Speaker 1: a little bit. You how are y'all doing? Saving? Oh
Speaker 1: my god, all the people passed out on the floor.
Speaker 1: It's been a long party to stay in. Do one
Speaker 1: more time in the arms? Here we go, one more time.
Speaker 1: We're dancing to Y m c A scenario. Yes, it's
Speaker 1: been to me theme song of the drunk Rally the
Speaker 1: entire time. Ironic. Hi, y'all doing, Welcome to the historic day.
Speaker 1: That's good, Michael, that's good. The party's over? Oh yes.
Speaker 1: I usually am the last person at the party where
Speaker 1: they are turning off the music and starting to clean
Speaker 1: up and wondering are you gonna leave? Or can we
Speaker 1: get you new verse, are we gonna have to call
Speaker 1: the police, or will you get the hint and leave?
Speaker 1: At some point, that's what happened. So I've been taken
Speaker 1: in a ton of info since I got up this morning,
Speaker 1: and it's mostly making me insane as I take it
Speaker 1: in from mainstream media, which is all left with their complete,
Speaker 1: complete misreading of last night, just complete misreading of last night,
Speaker 1: which is maybe one of the reasons why, as I've
Speaker 1: said many times, twenty sixteen election night was the happiest
Speaker 1: night of my life. I put it above you know,
Speaker 1: kids being born, cancer being cured, all kinds of things.
Speaker 1: But I didn't have that feeling last night because I
Speaker 1: just I felt like as as watching the news and
Speaker 1: taking it in and where we are, just like we
Speaker 1: are in such a bad spot. We are in such
Speaker 1: a bad spot as a country, and a normal one
Speaker 1: in my opinion, normal one, even with Trump at the
Speaker 1: top of the ticket, normal one, which is a good sign.
Speaker 1: But you know, based on the misreading of everything today,
Speaker 1: I'm not sure how much ground we're gonna gain.
Speaker 2: One thing I think we've learned for certain is that
Speaker 2: the left, in particular the left media, is incapable of
Speaker 2: learning because they will not open themselves up to any
Speaker 2: ideas that they do not already hold. And they find
Speaker 2: the idea of actually mixing with regular Americans and even
Speaker 2: like befriending them or whatever just to be disgusting. They
Speaker 2: wouldn't admit that, but the fact that they are repeating
Speaker 2: the same totally unaware fantasy land and misunderstandings of what
Speaker 2: the vote meant this year. I mean, there are they
Speaker 2: practically just updated the date on the script from twenty
Speaker 2: sixteen in a lot of ways, explaining how America is
Speaker 2: racist to a prominent that we're working on this audio.
Speaker 2: But one of my favorite quotes was prominent columnists and
Speaker 2: commentator Jonathan K.
Speaker 1: Peart, who is on I can't remember what channel.
Speaker 2: Said, all I can guess is that Americans have abandoned democracy.
Speaker 1: Right by voting right. I heard a number of things
Speaker 1: like that, that the message has been sent that people
Speaker 1: do not care about rule of law, that people do
Speaker 1: not care about no or well, if you wanted to
Speaker 1: have one headline, I mean, if I was going to
Speaker 1: try to dumb it down the most I could, if
Speaker 1: I was only allowed one reason for the election, it
Speaker 1: would be everything costs twenty five percent more than it
Speaker 1: did three years ago. V right track, wrong track? Do
Speaker 1: you know who loses when you have inflation?
Speaker 3: Like that?
Speaker 1: Everyone? Every freaking body in the history of the world,
Speaker 1: So that, I mean, you could just start there. But
Speaker 1: like guys watching MSNBC today, it's where I go to
Speaker 1: like it helps me wake up because I get all
Speaker 1: really angry and then the blood's flowing and the heart's
Speaker 1: bumping and everything like that. Sure. Yeah, but just just
Speaker 1: the march of with all the guests of well, misogyny
Speaker 1: and racism. I guess won the day seriously said that.
Speaker 1: I mean, you got to be can it's because she's
Speaker 1: black and a woman. That's it. Couldn't be inflation, couldn't
Speaker 1: be the insanity of Wolkeness, couldn't be the horrible candidate
Speaker 1: she was, couldn't be any of those things. Has to
Speaker 1: be misogyny and racism. Are you strong economy under Trump?
Speaker 1: Couldn't be the rampant immigration screwing up America's cities and towns. No,
Speaker 1: none of that. It's the other stuff. You know.
Speaker 2: It's funny you said that we're in a hell of
Speaker 2: a spot as a nation or something like that.
Speaker 1: We're really screwed up.
Speaker 2: I wonder if you were to remove the the high
Speaker 2: handed intelligentsia of the American media who are making all
Speaker 2: these pronouncements, if you could somehow wipe them from the scene.
Speaker 2: And I'm not talking about some sort of fascist purge
Speaker 2: of the media, Jack, I'm just put them in the
Speaker 2: penalty box for six months and let regular people run
Speaker 2: the conversation, normal Americans, even you know, the America's mayors
Speaker 2: and governors and civic leaders, and a couple of business leaders,
Speaker 2: maybe sports star two and radio guys like ourselves. Have
Speaker 2: us in charge of the conversation instead of the Alphabet
Speaker 2: networks and the New York Times columnists.
Speaker 1: What sense of America would you get? Then?
Speaker 2: Well, would the fever pitch of politics still be there?
Speaker 2: Or would we go back to something closer to that?
Speaker 1: Program? Strikes me as awfully big? Can we rein it
Speaker 1: in a little bit? Yeah, we could rain it in
Speaker 1: a little bit, but I think it's important. Okay, we
Speaker 1: want to cut the difference and move on with our lives.
Speaker 1: Wonder one of the things that uh, you know, and
Speaker 1: I don't want to rain on the enthusiasm and excitement
Speaker 1: for people who really wanted Trump to win. I wanted
Speaker 1: Trump to win as opposed to Harris. But sure Adam
Speaker 1: Schiff and Carrie Lake are now US senators.
Speaker 2: For instance, Wow, Wow, you punched me right in the lung.
Speaker 2: I mean, you do what the hell punched your lung?
Speaker 2: I was sure she was gonna lose.
Speaker 1: Well, she wrote the coattails of Trump's amazing victory, which
Speaker 1: cannot be overstated. I mean he not only so, I
Speaker 1: didn't see any counties where he didn't do better than
Speaker 1: he did last time.
Speaker 2: So I mean anywhere, which district by district it was
Speaker 2: everyone but two wow.
Speaker 1: I mean that's absolutely amazing. For one thing, Uh, the
Speaker 1: other thing is he came within a couple of points
Speaker 1: of winning New Jersey, of winning Illinois. I mean just stunning,
Speaker 1: absolutely stunning. And again everything costs like practically thirty percent
Speaker 1: more than it did in twenty nineteen. That's gonna cause
Speaker 1: the party in power to lose every single freaking time.
Speaker 1: You add into what a horrible candidate she was and
Speaker 1: the stuff she had been saying about. Well, then you
Speaker 1: add in the open border for three years, I mean,
Speaker 1: what would you expect to happen? Thank God, with all
Speaker 1: of the media aligned against him and trying to obscure
Speaker 1: those two things I just mentioned, people were still able
Speaker 1: to see through the fog.
Speaker 2: I wish there were more we can do than just
Speaker 2: offer better ideas to combat the mainstream media. But that
Speaker 2: super performance in the bluest of states, you'd think, having
Speaker 2: seen that, are our media Betters would think, oh my god,
Speaker 2: there's a lesson here.
Speaker 1: There's something going on that's very power. Nope, Nope, I'm.
Speaker 2: Just gonna go with It's racism and America has abandoned
Speaker 2: Oh and sexism in America has abandoned democracy. Not that
Speaker 2: the Democratic Party is so wildly out of touch with America.
Speaker 2: All they have is condescension and judgment, the woke mind virus.
Speaker 2: That the postmodern academia thing wokeness, if you will, is
Speaker 2: so bitterly unpopular in America, and you you think it's
Speaker 2: twice as popular as it is because the media and
Speaker 2: academia have terrified so many Americans into not saying what
Speaker 2: I'm saying out loud, out loud. It's it's bitterly detested
Speaker 2: by normal people.
Speaker 1: Man. If I ran a news organization and I was
Speaker 1: wanting to cover America properly, I don't think I would
Speaker 1: allow maybe nobody with a college degree, certainly nobody from
Speaker 1: a college degree from a it's even slightly fancy university
Speaker 1: unless you went to some small state school in the Midwest.
Speaker 1: I don't want you to have a college degree and
Speaker 1: work for my organization because you're so completely out of
Speaker 1: touch with reality. Like you just said, this stuff is
Speaker 1: not even close to as popular as you think it is.
Speaker 1: And you think it's not popular only because you got
Speaker 1: all these ivy league college people running every news organization
Speaker 1: and they're just completely out of touch with reality. Right.
Speaker 1: This is a bit of a tangent.
Speaker 2: But you know how corporations go to all this time
Speaker 2: and expense to put you through all these psychological tests.
Speaker 2: It takes like three and a half hours and they
Speaker 2: ask you the same question six times, and it's all about,
Speaker 2: you know, are you a team player and a worker?
Speaker 1: Logical? How about like a fifteen to ten question questionnaire.
Speaker 2: Where you try to ascertain whether people are living in
Speaker 2: wack adoodle academia La La land or if they have
Speaker 2: a grasp of reality.
Speaker 1: You know, you could call.
Speaker 2: It an ideological you know, a test or something like that.
Speaker 2: But I think I don't want people who like believe
Speaker 2: fairies are real and Harry Potter was a documentary and
Speaker 2: that men can menstruate. I don't want them working for
Speaker 2: my company because we do real stuff for real people
Speaker 2: in exchange for real money.
Speaker 1: Here, I've used the example many times of an academic
Speaker 1: friend of mine who came the whole pronouns on your
Speaker 1: resume thing came up and I said, who does that?
Speaker 1: And they said, does anybody not do that? And so
Speaker 1: in their world, everybody was putting pronouns at the bottom
Speaker 1: of their emails. And I said, the opposite is way
Speaker 1: closer to the truth. Nobody is. And so that's a
Speaker 1: pretty distinct different look at the world. And everybody that
Speaker 1: brings you your news is in that other camp that
Speaker 1: thinks everybody's doing it. And it's not just the pronoun thing,
Speaker 1: it's just all of the stuff that comes with that
Speaker 1: whole package. And well, I got more to say about
Speaker 1: the coverage last night and some of the coverage today,
Speaker 1: and we've got clips and stuff, and we'd love to
Speaker 1: hear from you, but we ought to start the show officially.
Speaker 1: I'm Jack Armstrong, He's Joe Getty on this It is Wednesday,
Speaker 1: the day after November sixth, year, twenty twenty four. We
Speaker 1: are Armstrong in getting and we approve of this program.
Speaker 2: Let's speaking officially then, according to FCC rules and regulations,
Speaker 2: here we go at Mark.
Speaker 1: Well, I want to thank you all very much. This
Speaker 1: is great. These are our friends. We have thousands of
Speaker 1: friends in this incredible movement. This was a movement like
Speaker 1: nobody's ever seen before. Frankly, this was I believe the
Speaker 1: greatest political movement of all time. There's ever been anything
Speaker 1: like this in this country and maybe beyond. That's actually true,
Speaker 1: and there is no disputing that this is the most
Speaker 1: amazing political comeback in the history of any kind of
Speaker 1: politics anywhere. It just there's nothing close. My whole life,
Speaker 1: it's always been Nixon the great comeback, because he lost
Speaker 1: in sixteen came back. Nothing compared to this. Engagements, ninety
Speaker 1: one felonies, the entire media stacked against you, being fined
Speaker 1: for like half a year, net worth shot. I mean,
Speaker 1: there's just the list is endless, and he comes back
Speaker 1: and wins. Accuse me of hyperbole if you like.
Speaker 2: But Trump is the Grover Cleveland of our time. They
Speaker 2: will write guy to serve non consecutive elected terms. If
Speaker 2: we can continue to be a democracy or republic where
Speaker 2: you know, people write about presidential elections. It is the
Speaker 2: most amazing story of all time. A final thought will
Speaker 2: never be topped. Final thought. Then I'll shut up because
Speaker 2: we have to go to break. But the USA chant
Speaker 2: reminded me of something i'd left out of my brilliant analysis,
Speaker 2: and that is the vast majority of Americans love this
Speaker 2: country and understand what an amazing country.
Speaker 1: It is.
Speaker 2: Imperfect, of course, but you can express your your lover
Speaker 2: contempt of the government you did to free speech, the
Speaker 2: right of free elections.
Speaker 1: It's a miracle of self governance that is endured. We're
Speaker 1: going on three hundred years and we love this country.
Speaker 1: The intelligentsia and the.
Speaker 2: Media that we keep talking about, they hold this country
Speaker 2: in contempt. If you don't think that's a big factor,
Speaker 2: you don't understand how many of us think, Oh my god,
Speaker 2: Trump can be an a hole and I hope he
Speaker 2: doesn't do anything stupid, and I hope they rain in
Speaker 2: his worst impulses. Right, Yeah, a lot of us think that,
Speaker 2: But he says I love this country, and.
Speaker 1: We love this country. That counts. Republicans have the Senate,
Speaker 1: looks like they might have the House, although that's still
Speaker 1: up in the air. That will be something. We got
Speaker 1: a lot more on the way, including mailbag text line's
Speaker 1: four one, five, two nine five KFTC. Trump did not
Speaker 1: win because he got more white males to vote. Got
Speaker 1: He won because he got a lot more everybody to vote,
Speaker 1: but he got a lot more Hispanic people to vote
Speaker 1: Black people to vote for him. I love this meme.
Speaker 2: Principal Skinner from The Simpsons, which doesn't really matter, but
Speaker 2: he asks himself, am I out of touch?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 1: No, it's the minorities who are the white supremacists. Now
Speaker 1: that's the explanation.
Speaker 2: Here's your freado loving quote of the day, ree Kamala
Speaker 2: Harris's campaign Abe Lincoln, you can fool some of the
Speaker 2: people all of the time, and all of the people
Speaker 2: some of the time.
Speaker 1: You cannot fool all of the people all of the time,
Speaker 1: or enough of the people last night, right, If it's
Speaker 1: more endowed with a prediction in the New York Times today,
Speaker 1: that's pretty good. We'll get to later about the media mailbag.
Speaker 1: Like to hear that. Frank in San Diego.
Speaker 2: Wooo guys, in whatever way you folks contributed to the
Speaker 2: Trump win Prop thirty six in California, the loss of
Speaker 2: George Gascone in La Thank you, thank you, thank you.
Speaker 2: Too bad we missed on shift. Maybe next time as
Speaker 2: a shift A US senator vomits.
Speaker 1: I saw the gas going loss. That that is a
Speaker 1: good thing. Hallelujah. Scott's frequent correspondent, Scott Network talking head said,
Speaker 1: I hope Trump's victory speech is unifying. So now you
Speaker 1: want to be unified with Hitler. That's a good point.
Speaker 1: It was Hitler two days ago. How about freaking Kamala
Speaker 1: Harris going home and not speaking to her supporters who
Speaker 1: stood there for like six hours waiting for her to
Speaker 1: come out. You don't even come out and say anything.
Speaker 1: That's so weak. From the beginning of her career, she
Speaker 1: has been a week act. She's never not been a
Speaker 1: week act.
Speaker 2: Moving along, mark rights as a show of unity, grace
Speaker 2: in love with the Democratic Party. President Donald Trump should
Speaker 2: give Kamala and Pelosi three things that they desperately wanted.
Speaker 2: Want expand the Supreme Court to twelve by all these two,
Speaker 2: eliminate the filibuster see three, get rid of the electoral College.
Speaker 2: I wouldn't do the third one. Yes, we can all
Speaker 2: get along. That is some finely tuned sarcasm, my friend.
Speaker 1: How about Trump winning the popular vote by many millions?
Speaker 1: How about that?
Speaker 2: It's amazing, Anthony writes, America has spoken. Donald Trump will
Speaker 2: be the next president. You too, claim to value freedom, liberty,
Speaker 2: the rule of law. You have a daily freedom loving
Speaker 2: quote of the day. You praise the wisdom of the
Speaker 2: founding fathers, the importance of the separation of powers, magnificence
Speaker 2: of our constitution.
Speaker 1: You're pos students of history.
Speaker 2: And understand the rise and fall of empires, et cetera,
Speaker 2: et cetera. On January twentieth, we will see what Donald
Speaker 2: Trump will do with his newly restored power. I know
Speaker 2: I will never regret my vote. Unfortunately, I know you
Speaker 2: will come to regret your votes.
Speaker 1: Absolutely not, Anthony.
Speaker 2: I might regret what Trump does, but the idea of
Speaker 2: Kamala Harris and the woke mind virus, and the destructive
Speaker 2: economic policies and the weak foreign policy continuing for another
Speaker 2: four years.
Speaker 1: Is a nightmare.
Speaker 2: I hope Trump is a good president, but if he's not, nitt,
Speaker 2: you're old the dice.
Speaker 1: I was listening to NPR driving in and they had
Speaker 1: some Democratic Congress person on there talking about the march
Speaker 1: of fascism and how they're going to have to stand
Speaker 1: up to it. The march of fascism, but we're about
Speaker 1: to see sweep across the country. Seriously, he need.
Speaker 2: To buy some specially built panties that don't wad up
Speaker 2: so quickly.
Speaker 1: It's much more comfortable. We've got a lot more for you.
Speaker 1: Stay tuned, arm Strong and Getty. There's one of the
Speaker 1: things that made my head explode this morning when I
Speaker 1: flipped on the television. This is former Democratic Senator Claire mccaskell,
Speaker 1: who's a Morning Joe person, explaining how Trump went and
Speaker 1: how one and how sad it is for America. So,
Speaker 1: Claire mccaskell, your thoughts this morning.
Speaker 5: Well, first, I think we have to acknowledge that Donald
Speaker 5: Trump knows our country better than we do. I think
Speaker 5: he figured out that anger and frankly, fear we're way
Speaker 5: more powerful than healing to people's better angels. The anger
Speaker 5: and fear were going to work in this election, whether
Speaker 5: you're afraid of immigrants or afraid of people who are
Speaker 5: trans He figured that out, and I think we all
Speaker 5: thought everyone's better angels would prevail. Turns out the better
Speaker 5: angels went on vacation when Donald Trump came down the
Speaker 5: escalator and they haven't returned.
Speaker 2: There you go, there, you going that and you will
Speaker 2: never win another election.
Speaker 1: Yeah, why don't you hold on to that idea of
Speaker 1: why Trump won and see if that works for you? Next?
Speaker 1: Time around you morons, or you just you're just so
Speaker 1: bubbled in Manhattan or wherever it is you hang out.
Speaker 1: I mean, fear of immigrants and trans people. Yeah, that's it.
Speaker 1: That's it. People are afraid of immigrants. It's got nothing
Speaker 1: to do with fifteen a million illegal immigrants coming into
Speaker 1: the country with nobody doing anything about it. Well, that's obviously.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry we both got such a head esteem about that,
Speaker 2: but it's obvious.
Speaker 1: That is the official accepted.
Speaker 2: Whether you know it was distributed or not, or they
Speaker 2: all agreed on it serendipitously, that's the official line. Here's
Speaker 2: from the Washington of the New York Times. Trump played
Speaker 2: on fear and economic insecurity. Voters looked past his scandals.
Speaker 2: I love how because they are the protected class.
Speaker 1: Claire mccaskell has no kids.
Speaker 2: Or grandkids suffering in public schools because they've been inundated
Speaker 2: with illegal immigrants. She's not being victimized by Venezuelan gang members,
Speaker 2: et cetera. She is financially just fine. The inflation. She's
Speaker 2: read about it, but it hasn't really, you know, affected
Speaker 2: her life or her pocketbook.
Speaker 1: To suggest that all anger is a sign of.
Speaker 2: Bad character or lacking the better angels of our nature.
Speaker 2: As she said, to paraphrase Lincoln, that all anger is illegitimate.
Speaker 2: That's an interesting notion, that all fear is misplaced and
Speaker 2: merely the product of being a bigot. Can you imagine
Speaker 2: anything less true? Having come out of millions of illegal
Speaker 2: immigrants and crippling inflation?
Speaker 1: How insulting is that? Why play that other clip? I
Speaker 1: asked for their sixty three Michael, Maria Teresa.
Speaker 3: We have some national, broad national pulling about exit polling
Speaker 3: about let's Harris's strength among Latino men, and they seem
Speaker 3: to be breaking for Donald Trump, which is a very
Speaker 3: big difference from twenty twenty when they broke for Joe
Speaker 3: Biden by believe twenty three points.
Speaker 6: They may be.
Speaker 3: Breaking for Trump by as many as ten points.
Speaker 1: Again, this is early, early, early, As I heard a
Speaker 1: number of pundits point out, you could narrow it down
Speaker 1: to Hispanic men winning the day for Donald Trump nationwide.
Speaker 1: So how does that fit in with the whole we're
Speaker 1: all just afraid of immigrants? The other is why we
Speaker 1: voted for Trump, except for Hispanic men voted for Trump
Speaker 1: like crazy. The best thing I heard last night of
Speaker 1: any punditry. I heard Alex Casnelano's who I have trouble
Speaker 1: saying his name. Long time really we longtime Republicans strategist
Speaker 1: and it comes from an immigrant family himself Hispanic of
Speaker 1: some sort. But him talking about he said, this is
Speaker 1: the great melting pot working in America to see so
Speaker 1: many black voters and Hispanic voters vote on issues other
Speaker 1: than their skin color, caring about their pocket book or
Speaker 1: some other culture issues or whatever that had nothing to
Speaker 1: do with their skin color. Just like every other American,
Speaker 1: they made a decision based on what they thought was
Speaker 1: best for them and their family. And that is exactly right.
Speaker 1: Latino men voted for the same reason white men or
Speaker 1: black men, are women or whatever color voted for Trump.
Speaker 1: A whole bunch of crazy s that was going on
Speaker 1: that you wanted to stop. It's got nothing to do
Speaker 1: with identity politics.
Speaker 2: You know, virtually everything we say today might run through
Speaker 2: the lens of the distortions of the media and how
Speaker 2: you get misapprehensions of the way America really is. But
Speaker 2: we've been you know, as a show based in California
Speaker 2: for decades now. In fact, we got our first gig
Speaker 2: in talk radio kind of indirectly because a guy made
Speaker 2: an unfortunate joke about illegal immigrants and got booted, you know,
Speaker 2: a year and a half later or whatever it was.
Speaker 1: We got the job.
Speaker 2: But so we've been like hyper aware of some of
Speaker 2: the below the surface dynamics of this for a very
Speaker 2: long time, including, and this is my point, the fact
Speaker 2: that among Hispanic people, even twenty five thirty years ago,
Speaker 2: there was a real, significant minority that was strong border
Speaker 2: law and order, lawful immigration, not rampant illegal immigration. I
Speaker 2: mean Seesar Chavez, the great organizer, labor organizer, farm workers
Speaker 2: in California, he didn't like illegal immigration because because it
Speaker 2: drove down the wages of the people he was trying
Speaker 2: to represent. And that block of Hispanic people has been
Speaker 2: like the Yetti or the you know, the Bigfoot.
Speaker 1: It's it's been rumored to.
Speaker 2: Exist, but the mainstream media scoffs at the very idea
Speaker 2: that it's significant. It is significant, it's always been significant,
Speaker 2: and as the illegal immigration has grown and grown and grown,
Speaker 2: caused more and more problems in the very neighborhood where
Speaker 2: Hispanic people live because they're not the protected class like
Speaker 2: Claire McCaskill, for instance, or Kamala Harris. That attitude has
Speaker 2: gotten stronger and stronger, and then last night it was
Speaker 2: borne out in a massive move toward Trump among Hispanic people.
Speaker 2: It's funny nobody ever talked about Hispanic women. Do they
Speaker 2: vote anyway. It's not shocking to me at all that
Speaker 2: the talking heads in the media are scratching their head.
Speaker 2: They can't believe it, they can't fathom it.
Speaker 1: Now. Hispanic people are in hard working, overwhelmingly Christian, patriotic,
Speaker 1: and they don't want chaotic immigration. By the way, markets
Speaker 1: up all around the world, Dow up a thousand points
Speaker 1: on the open today, Bitcoin hit a record high. So
Speaker 1: they don't seem to be freaked out by Trump winning.
Speaker 1: That's the fascism. Fascism is good for business. Jack. Here's
Speaker 1: another dumb explanation from Al Sharpton.
Speaker 6: We also have to deal with the issue of race
Speaker 6: and gender. There was a lot of gender bias in this.
Speaker 6: There was a lot of race bias in this, and
Speaker 6: I think that we thought a lot of voters were
Speaker 6: more progressive in those areas than they were when you
Speaker 6: had the Dobs decision. And you see this kind of
Speaker 6: vote anyway, with the person that put the three justices
Speaker 6: on the Supreme Court. You have to ask yourself, are
Speaker 6: we fooling ourselves saying that Americans are further down the
Speaker 6: road toward dealing with gender bias and race bias that
Speaker 6: we thought.
Speaker 1: Right people are. What he said was people are so
Speaker 1: racist and hate the idea of a female being president
Speaker 1: so much they are willing to overlook losing their sacred
Speaker 1: abortion rights.
Speaker 2: Putting aside how convoluted that was, Uh, it's impressively taught
Speaker 2: a jackass to talk. Yeah, keep saying that you will
Speaker 2: never win another election. And I might respond to the
Speaker 2: Reverend Al Sharpton by saying, by asking him, do you
Speaker 2: think it was significant that this woman was a dumb ass?
Speaker 2: How about the fact that she wouldn't really talentless politicians,
Speaker 2: but facts.
Speaker 1: She wouldn't take a position on anything, She wouldn't do
Speaker 1: a press conference. Al does that factor in course? I
Speaker 1: was just he's a professional pandurer. He doesn't mean this crap,
Speaker 1: but if he does, who cares? He's an idiot. I'll
Speaker 1: end my beating up on Morning Joe because it's just
Speaker 1: one cable news show, but it just got under my
Speaker 1: skin so much today. Their explanation that Kamala Harris was
Speaker 1: handled a near impossible task. I mean, she had basically
Speaker 1: ninety days to put together a presidential campaign, and she
Speaker 1: if she'd had more time, it's amazing what she accomplished
Speaker 1: in these small amount If she had had longer, she
Speaker 1: would have lost by more. She was not gonna get better,
Speaker 1: are you kidding me? The more time people would have
Speaker 1: had to see her, or or the more likely she
Speaker 1: would have had to finally say some things, she would
Speaker 1: have been in worse condition, not better.
Speaker 2: Michael, I've been wanting to replay this clip and we haven't.
Speaker 2: If you can find Kevin McCarthy, we ran. It was
Speaker 2: a few weeks ago, right. Explaining Kamala Harris's entire political
Speaker 2: career was brilliant, speaking a brilliant many people's favorite clip
Speaker 2: of last night coming up from John King and Jake
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Speaker 1: Listen to this headline the US stock market, Elon Musk's
Speaker 1: Tesla Banks and Bitcoin are storming higher as investors bet
Speaker 1: on what Donald Trump's return to the White House will
Speaker 1: mean for the economy and the world.
Speaker 2: Okay, so everybody's favorite clip from CNN after this, Michael,
Speaker 2: thank you, buddy.
Speaker 1: Fire it up.
Speaker 7: If you watch Kamala's history, she starts really strong on
Speaker 7: a campaign. When she ran for president, she had the
Speaker 7: best opening, forty thousand people in Oakland, the most people online,
Speaker 7: and she never made it to Iowa. When she ran
Speaker 7: for US Senate in California's the top two, she ran
Speaker 7: against another Democrat and they had to retool their campaign
Speaker 7: even when the party in Doorster. When she ran for
Speaker 7: attorney general, it was the one seat. On the election night,
Speaker 7: Republicans thought we won. We actually came close, but they
Speaker 7: took it up. And what I'm finding now is she
Speaker 7: started strong here and you watch she's being outworked.
Speaker 1: She can't talk to the press. No way.
Speaker 7: Can you become the leader of the free world and
Speaker 7: be afraid where a city council member takes more questions
Speaker 7: than you do.
Speaker 1: It's just not right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no, it was sexism or if she'd have had
Speaker 2: more time, yeah, yeah, all right. So this is John
Speaker 2: King and Jake Tapper on CNN last night, and they're
Speaker 2: looking at a map of counties across the United States,
Speaker 2: the entire United States, looking for counties where kam La
Speaker 2: outperformed Joe Biden.
Speaker 1: Let her roll, Michael oh I said's sixty five.
Speaker 8: So you asked, are there any price that said the
Speaker 8: vice president is overperforming Joe Biden twenty twenty. So we
Speaker 8: can show you that as well. We just bring that
Speaker 8: out here, Harris overperforming twenty twenty only smokes there you go.
Speaker 8: So let this go away and see if there's anything in.
Speaker 1: The East Side. There literally nothing, literally nothing, literally not
Speaker 1: one county. So that is why, because everybody knew that
Speaker 1: on the West coast anyway, I don't know what it
Speaker 1: was for you, like you know, in the other time zones,
Speaker 1: it was so much later by but by eight point thirty,
Speaker 1: every network that I was watching was already into their
Speaker 1: autopsy mode because they knew how it was going to
Speaker 1: turn out. I don't know why they didn't have the
Speaker 1: guts to just call it. I was watching Mark Halpern's
Speaker 1: feed and he called it quite early. So it's over.
Speaker 1: I mean, there's just no way she can win at
Speaker 1: this point mathematically. And so was into the discussion in
Speaker 1: a West Coast time by like eight forty five of
Speaker 1: what this means we have, we've just sort of kind
Speaker 1: of buried the lead. We haven't mentioned that the electoral
Speaker 1: count was two seventy seven to two twenty four.
Speaker 2: It'll be a while before the popular vote is known.
Speaker 2: I mean, like really really known. But Trump years, he
Speaker 2: won that want by a lot.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Yeah. One of the reasons I'm just I have
Speaker 1: trouble being as happy as I'd like to be about
Speaker 1: this result is the fact that our media landscape is
Speaker 1: not going to get any better, And I just I
Speaker 1: don't know if we can ever get to anywhere near
Speaker 1: a consensus of moving in a certain direction. If people
Speaker 1: are so blinded to reality.
Speaker 2: It's going to be a drag on that process, one
Speaker 2: hundred percent. But the media is sowing the seeds of
Speaker 2: their own demise. They got Trump elected.
Speaker 1: That's what Mark Alprin signed off with on his zoom
Speaker 1: came asked last night, he said, I said it for
Speaker 1: a couple of years, nobody listened to me. It remains true.
Speaker 1: If anybody got Donald Trump elected, it was the dominant
Speaker 1: media in this country, and it was that might be
Speaker 1: the leading reason Donald Trump won is the dominant media
Speaker 1: pissing off so many people with their obvious thumb on
Speaker 1: the scale slash lies that anyone with eyes could see
Speaker 1: unbelievable about the various court cases and things he didn't say,
Speaker 1: good lord and just and it's difficult to describe. Well,
Speaker 1: we need to take a break.
Speaker 2: I will take a moment to crast my description in
Speaker 2: a way that will wow you.
Speaker 1: Gonna go through just a minute. I'm gonna go through
Speaker 1: some texts. Here's our text line and then make Katie's
Speaker 1: headlines four one, five, two nine five KFTC two different
Speaker 1: takes from New York newspaper The New York Post opinion
Speaker 1: piece about the election. He might not be the best
Speaker 1: person to address or fix these problems, but he was
Speaker 1: the only person who leveled with the American people about
Speaker 1: the mess were in, which is pretty good. I think
Speaker 1: The New York Times, however, went with after Donald Trump's win,
Speaker 1: the US is on the edge of authoritarian style of
Speaker 1: governance never before seen in its history. Right, all right, whatever,
Speaker 1: here's my favorite. Here's my favorite headline. We have been
Speaker 1: unburdened by what has been Yes, yeah, that's a popular one.
Speaker 1: And I have.
Speaker 2: I have wisdom, I think for people who are concerned
Speaker 2: about a Trump presidency coming up, I tell you what.
Speaker 2: Let's just get right to Katie Green, who's reporting what
Speaker 2: it's the lead story?
Speaker 1: Katie hit it.
Speaker 4: Well, let's start with Drudge Report, just for fun, big
Speaker 4: headline in the very middle of the page, Trump wins
Speaker 4: world in shock.
Speaker 2: Why some people are somewhat surprised, Yes, I don't know
Speaker 2: how you'd surprised.
Speaker 1: I really don't know how you would be surprised. The
Speaker 1: overall arch of the thing. I'm very surprised. I mean
Speaker 1: you go back to January seventh, twenty twenty one. I'm
Speaker 1: beyond shocked. As I said yesterday, I would have bet
Speaker 1: every cent I had that Trump would never be president again,
Speaker 1: thinking wow, I'm gonna double my money. But has having
Speaker 1: observed this election, I don't know how you would be shocked.
Speaker 4: From CNN where Harris's campaign all went wrong and pretty.
Speaker 2: Much the beginning, the middle, in the end, Yeah, well
Speaker 2: the middle in the end.
Speaker 1: Anyway.
Speaker 4: They specifically mentioned when she was asked what she would
Speaker 4: do differently from Biden and her that biffing that that was.
Speaker 2: You know, I've used football metaphors before, that's like forgetting
Speaker 2: to bring your quarterback to the game. It's it's an
Speaker 2: oversight so astounding, it's difficult to believe it actually happened.
Speaker 1: So you hike the ball the first plane, it just
Speaker 1: lays there in the grass because there's no quarterback. Everybody's
Speaker 1: looking around. Worst chip, whor's chip number twelve? Where is he?
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: You're the change candidate, but you're the incumbent, So why
Speaker 2: are you the change candidate? I nothing comes to mind.
Speaker 4: Astounding from NBA see stocks sore after Trump victory because funny,
Speaker 4: ain't people like to invest in fascism or something.
Speaker 1: Uniforms, Clearly they're gonna be flying off the shelves, mustaches, yeah,
Speaker 1: oh yeah place.
Speaker 4: ABC Capitol Police warn of post election violence risk.
Speaker 1: Uh. One good thing about the way it went down.
Speaker 1: This is what I was hoping for. Whoever won, they
Speaker 1: won pretty clearly, and Trump won very clearly. There's there's
Speaker 1: would be pretty difficult to go out there and make
Speaker 1: any argument that the election was unfair, rigged or anything
Speaker 1: like that.
Speaker 4: From The Washington Post Moving out of the country A
Speaker 4: checklist for unhappy Americans.
Speaker 1: Here's how to do it right. From the New York.
Speaker 4: Post North Korean soldiers hooked on porn after getting internet
Speaker 4: access for the first time while helping Russia.
Speaker 1: That doesn't surprise me. Oh golly, wow, hadn't seen that
Speaker 1: one coming. And this is the meme of the day.
Speaker 4: It's kind of based off of yesterday's conversation about.
Speaker 1: The calming jars.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, our listener Bill made this one. It's captioned
Speaker 4: across the top the only calming jar that I'll need.
Speaker 4: And then it's a picture of a jar of moonshine
Speaker 4: in his hand. All right, And finally from the Babylon
Speaker 4: b Joy Reid explodes live on air.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we have some joy read to play for you
Speaker 1: next hour. I think you'll enjoy it thoroughly. All the
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Speaker 2: Kids in their brave rooms, in their petting labrador retrievers
Speaker 2: and coloring and the rest of it.
Speaker 1: I hope you get through this difficult day. Yeah. A
Speaker 1: friend sent me a message last night that they were
Speaker 1: where they work, and it's a government office. They sent
Speaker 1: out a reminder that counseling was going to be available
Speaker 1: for people who needed it. If you, well, if you
Speaker 1: need counseling, and then if you're the sort of person
Speaker 1: who would say it out loud to anybody because of
Speaker 1: the way the election went. Wow, you're different than me,
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