Speaker 1: Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio, the George
Speaker 1: Washington Broadcast Center. Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty, I'm strong
Speaker 1: and Jetty and he I'm strong and Eddy.
Speaker 2: Let's size this moment and create a country for tomorrow,
Speaker 2: the future that we deserve. And now, please welcome our
Speaker 2: next commander in chief, my husband, President Dona.
Speaker 1: Jay Trump the crowd Chance USA at Madison Square Garden.
Speaker 1: For the sold out crowd. There that was Trump's wife,
Speaker 1: who is often not around, but she seemed very comfortable
Speaker 1: and relaxed and enthusiastically there last night introducing her husband.
Speaker 1: And they kissed each other on the cheek and looked
Speaker 1: at each other like at least she looked like she
Speaker 1: doesn't hate him.
Speaker 3: That's kind of her job as a trophy wife. But
Speaker 3: you know whatever, Now I'm not hiring her, I'm hiring him.
Speaker 3: The rally seems to have been pretty successful. Politico said
Speaker 3: the Madison Square Garden rally turned into a political fiasco.
Speaker 3: The Daily Beast said that it will be seen by
Speaker 3: analysts and historians as the event that killed forever Trump's
Speaker 3: prospect of being president.
Speaker 1: Ah did they watch a different rally and the New
Speaker 1: York Times said it became a carnival of Grievance's misogyny
Speaker 1: and racism. So I don't doesn't seem to be the
Speaker 1: way the audience there took it.
Speaker 3: But the tilted whirl of totalitarianism was on display there
Speaker 3: at the carnival of those things you just said. It's
Speaker 3: too silly to memorize.
Speaker 1: Anyway. We got a little more from the rally coming up.
Speaker 1: I doubt it leaves a mark either way. I think
Speaker 1: people are going to vote on inflation and whether or
Speaker 1: not you can stomach Trump. Pretty much, that's pretty much
Speaker 1: the whole thing.
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Speaker 1: I need you to answer a question for me. I
Speaker 1: just saw that. Okay, sure, yeah, whatever. Liz Cheney just said,
Speaker 1: Jeff Bezos is afraid to endorse Kamala Harris. What would
Speaker 1: he possibly even in a stretched imagination of the final
Speaker 1: days of a campaign, would Jeff Bezos be afraid?
Speaker 3: What can even I have so little interest in anything,
Speaker 3: Liz Cheney says at this point, and not for the
Speaker 3: standard Trumpie reasons for her to endorse and campaign with
Speaker 3: Kamala Harris, a radical leftist abortion up until kindergarten activist,
Speaker 3: it's obscene, it's terrible. You want to not endorse Trump,
Speaker 3: You want to say Trump's a monster? Go ahead, you
Speaker 3: campaigned with that woman. Forget it, You're dead to me?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't. I don't get that. Why would Jeff
Speaker 1: Bezos be afraid? His all, everybody who works there and
Speaker 1: most of his readers want him to So it seems
Speaker 1: like if there's any courage involved, it would be to
Speaker 1: not endorse as oppose the other way around.
Speaker 3: Right, Yeah, absolutely, to do the incredibly obvious that everybody
Speaker 3: expects him to do and his staff is demanding. That's
Speaker 3: the courageous one, right, Liz, whatever, I had.
Speaker 1: One more point I want to make on that. Oh,
Speaker 1: it's it's just more.
Speaker 3: You remember Friday DF stood for demented fascists. This morning
Speaker 3: or today it stands for desperate flailing, Because anybody who's
Speaker 3: against Trump is just in the desperate flailing, calling it
Speaker 3: a carnival of misogyny, racism, and grievances or something that
Speaker 3: it looked pretty.
Speaker 1: Cheery to me.
Speaker 3: I watched it was long and dull at points. But anyway,
Speaker 3: quick note on the Washington Post. I looked this up,
Speaker 3: and to my shock, in chagrin, Jack I was absolutely right.
Speaker 3: Since they endorsed Jimmy Carter in seventeen ninth I'm sorry,
Speaker 3: nineteen seventy six, Following many, many years of not endorsing candidates,
Speaker 3: they have never endorsed a Republican for president in the
Speaker 3: general election, not even once.
Speaker 1: In nineteen eighty eight, they declined to endorse either George H. W.
Speaker 3: Bush, one of the finest and most honorable people to
Speaker 3: ever hold the office, or Michael Dukakis, who is a
Speaker 3: jackass who lost like what thirty nine states or something
Speaker 3: like that. But that's the only time they haven't endorsed
Speaker 3: the Democrats. So nobody cares what the Washington Post endorsed.
Speaker 3: Second thing is endorses. Sorry, uh, nobody is talking about this.
Speaker 3: It's funny.
Speaker 1: The echo chamber has gone curiously silent. The big Bob
Speaker 1: Woodward book war. I'm making my way through it, and
Speaker 1: as usual, the book is quite a bit different than
Speaker 1: the pre publicity was the little piece about Trump sending
Speaker 1: Putin COVID tests that they blew into a scandal to
Speaker 1: promote the book before Drum was like one line and
Speaker 1: easily explained in the book. I mean, it was such
Speaker 1: a nothing in the book. Yeah, it's funny.
Speaker 3: So your Washington Post and your other echo chamber usual
Speaker 3: suspects went crazy on that minute detail. How about this,
Speaker 3: President Biden exhibited troubling signs of decline. That's a quote
Speaker 3: during a series of Democratic fundraisers.
Speaker 1: In June of last year. Ooh, I haven't gotten to
Speaker 1: this part. This is the part of the book. I'm
Speaker 1: looking forward to it. And of course she didn't hear
Speaker 1: a word about that in the pre publicity.
Speaker 3: And of course, to state the obvious, the revelation raises
Speaker 3: further concerns about Kamala Harris's continued refusal to acknowledge any
Speaker 3: concern about Biden's mental illness.
Speaker 1: De line, I should say yeah. During one event at
Speaker 1: the California Home and Microsoft executive Kevin Scott in June
Speaker 1: of twenty three, folks, remember this is what it's sixteen
Speaker 1: months ago? What do you do? The math guests were
Speaker 1: reportedly aghast at the president's quote, frighteningly awful performance. That's
Speaker 1: a quote. Quote.
Speaker 3: It was like your eighty seven year old senile grandfather
Speaker 3: wandering around the room saying to women guests, your eyes
Speaker 3: are so beautiful, Woodward wrote Biden it was eighty at
Speaker 3: the time. Quote, could not wait to sit down, and
Speaker 3: took only two pre arranged questions.
Speaker 1: One don't remember. I remember that. Nevertheless, the President struggled
Speaker 1: to stay on topic despite carrying note cards with the
Speaker 1: answers printed out to his two pre written questions. I
Speaker 1: remember that because I remember Mark Halpern writing he can't
Speaker 1: remember a situation where a candidate at a fundraiser read
Speaker 1: off of cards right to answer questions.
Speaker 3: At another fundraiser in New York City later that month,
Speaker 3: Biden left attendees quote surprised and unsettled when he could
Speaker 3: not think of the word veteran and had to ask
Speaker 3: a group of donors to help him find the right
Speaker 3: word for someone who had served in the military. Democratic
Speaker 3: donor Bill Reichblum described Biden's painful that's a quote appearance
Speaker 3: at a fundraiser in Maryland in June of twenty three,
Speaker 3: several days after The Washington Free Beacon published volume forty
Speaker 3: eight of Our Senior Moments, with Joe Biden video series,
Speaker 3: says reich Bloom, Democratic donor quote. He never completed a sentence.
Speaker 3: He told the same story three times in exactly the
Speaker 3: same way, and it meandered so much it was striking Wow.
Speaker 1: I don't know which to be more amazed about the
Speaker 1: these facts that are in the book or the fact
Speaker 1: that the book came out got a tremendous amount of
Speaker 1: attention for forty eight hours and didn't include any of this.
Speaker 3: It's just the millionth illustration if you needed of how
Speaker 3: blatantly biased and more dishonest the media is. Final note
Speaker 3: from mister Reichbloom, you like in Biden quote to an
Speaker 3: elderly grandparent or parent who talks and talks but makes
Speaker 3: no sense mess for.
Speaker 1: Them in a work unless you want to get the
Speaker 1: back this. Since you brought up the Woodward Book, I
Speaker 1: came across it, so it's worth mentioning that doing what
Speaker 1: comes naturally.
Speaker 3: At the time, journalists dismissed these criticisms as a conservative conspiracy.
Speaker 1: One thing that I got from the Woodward Book that
Speaker 1: I took a note on because I thought it was
Speaker 1: so interesting, is how and we'd heard a little bit
Speaker 1: about this our intelligence services believe Putin went practically bonkers
Speaker 1: during COVID. He was so isolated for three years. Putin
Speaker 1: saw basically no human being face to face for three years.
Speaker 1: That's a long time. And if you wanted to be
Speaker 1: in the same room with them at all, remember at
Speaker 1: that long table, you had to isolate for like a
Speaker 1: month and get checked by doctors. And then he could
Speaker 1: be at the end of a long table with you.
Speaker 1: Then you had to shout at him from seventy five
Speaker 1: feet away. But then during that three years where he
Speaker 1: was completely isolated, he spent time reading in Russian archives
Speaker 1: deep underneath the Kremlin, like stuff that was in boxes
Speaker 1: and has been forever, and he became convinced this whole history.
Speaker 1: Remember he laid out before he invaded Ukraine, this history
Speaker 1: of Russia and Ukraine and who the land belongs to
Speaker 1: and everything like that. That a lot of people were like,
Speaker 1: what are you talking about? But anyway, he got super
Speaker 1: into this stuff when he was walking around crazed from
Speaker 1: no human contact, digging through Russian archives deep in the basement,
Speaker 1: stuff that nobody had read in five hundred years. And
Speaker 1: he actually told Angela Merkel at one point you wouldn't
Speaker 1: believe what I've learned studying the maps in the basement.
Speaker 1: When he was coming up with his rationale for saying
Speaker 1: Ukraine's part of the Russian Empire.
Speaker 3: Wow, he went down a historic rabbit hole, right, historic
Speaker 3: not only in its focus but in its effects.
Speaker 1: And it was during that period where he was so
Speaker 1: isolated and crazed that the Trump administration sent him some
Speaker 1: COVID tests because they were hoping to have Blinkinn or
Speaker 1: somebody be able to meet with Putin, and that was
Speaker 1: the angle. But it's a non thing. It's not the
Speaker 1: least bit exciting, and if you remember from a couple
Speaker 1: of weeks ago, they were blowing it up as another
Speaker 1: example of Trump idolizing Putin and wanting to be a
Speaker 1: fascist dictator just like Putin. He sent him COVID tests
Speaker 1: during COVID All right, whatever, So we clearly need more
Speaker 1: books to be written and quick. But can you imagine
Speaker 1: the stress on the democratic heavyweights. We've been talking about
Speaker 1: this for a long time, pretty confident that this was accurate.
Speaker 1: Now I'm absolutely certain it's accurate. But as of June
Speaker 1: of last year, they knew Biden was failing badly, and
Speaker 1: they costs until the debate this year, they were perpetuating
Speaker 1: the front that he was fine in Dandy and Kamala
Speaker 1: Harris is getting away with with eight days to go,
Speaker 1: claiming he was fine. That she never saw any of that.
Speaker 1: Either's just no way to nail her down. God dang it.
Speaker 1: Well you could if you, if you stuck with it,
Speaker 1: But she doesn't do interviews with people like that. I
Speaker 1: think you could. I mean, it doesn't make any sense.
Speaker 1: It's pretty much two choices. Either you were not in
Speaker 1: the room with him, very much like you claim being
Speaker 1: the last person in the room on any major decision,
Speaker 1: or or you're lying. Those are the chos are giving
Speaker 1: you because everybody else says he was in obvious decline. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: that's amazing that that if she wins, she will have
Speaker 1: gotten away with being part of the cover up for
Speaker 1: all that time and then never having to answer for it.
Speaker 1: When he was so bad he had to step down.
Speaker 3: It was like your eighty seven year old senile grandfather
Speaker 3: wandering around the room saying to women guests, your eyes
Speaker 3: are so beautiful, painful, never completed a sentence, told the
Speaker 3: same story three times in exactly the same way. At
Speaker 3: one gathering good Jackie.
Speaker 1: Where's Jackie? He told the same story three times at
Speaker 1: one gathering.
Speaker 3: Yes, wow, how did can you imagine how uncomfortable you'd
Speaker 3: be when he launched it into it's a third time?
Speaker 1: Well, you the second time would be really uncomfortable. The
Speaker 1: third time would be this guy shouldn't be president. That
Speaker 1: would be more profoundly disturbing. Yeah, like, this guy can't
Speaker 1: be the nominee and he shouldn't be president right now
Speaker 1: is what you'd think. And again that little nugget from
Speaker 1: the Woodword book, of course didn't burble out. God, it's
Speaker 1: so frustrated. Blank. No echo chamber got another great example
Speaker 1: of the freaking media and the way they handle conservatives
Speaker 1: on the Sunday talk shows with Meet the Press and
Speaker 1: JD Vance, among other things. On the way stay with Us.
Speaker 4: This is not all of the polls that are out
Speaker 4: there now, but we have seen a number four in
Speaker 4: the last four days that have shown very small but
Speaker 4: in the context of this close race, potentially meaningful movement
Speaker 4: in Trump's direction. I don't want to overstate it, but
Speaker 4: at the same time, it's hard to ignore these four.
Speaker 4: The CNBC poll came out the other day as Trump
Speaker 4: ahead by two. The Wall Street Journal poll, Trump ahead
Speaker 4: by three. These are national numbers Sienna and The New
Speaker 4: York Times. A tide race, CNN, A tide race.
Speaker 1: That's Steve Kernecky of NBC, who I feel like is
Speaker 1: the fairest of your dominant media poll people, and he's
Speaker 1: doing what I feel like he and others are doing
Speaker 1: what you gotta do to not piss off all your
Speaker 1: viewers who really want Harris to win, to try to
Speaker 1: like shade it, spin it some. You know, it's a
Speaker 1: close race, some good news for Harris, but it's hard
Speaker 1: to not see that this has been moving Trump's direction,
Speaker 1: which if she was gonna be just more honest as
Speaker 1: a numbers guy, would be. Right now, Trump's winning and
Speaker 1: going to win unless something changes. It's a grudging admission
Speaker 1: of reality. Yeah, which you do, which Fox has done
Speaker 1: in the past when the Republican was clearly going to
Speaker 1: lose and make it act still could happen. It's just
Speaker 1: you know, it happens to be moving Obama's way, but
Speaker 1: for now. But I think if you know, there's always
Speaker 1: a good chance of a turnout of blah blah blah,
Speaker 1: because you don't want to just discourage all your views
Speaker 1: now and turn it off right. There's one hidden vote
Speaker 1: out there that I think could be real. You hear
Speaker 1: a lot about the Trump overperforms as polls, the hidden
Speaker 1: abortion voter. That has happened in a number of states,
Speaker 1: and I remember it mostly because of my home state
Speaker 1: of Kansas, where it wasn't polling like that the abortion stuff,
Speaker 1: and then there was just a swarm of people who
Speaker 1: didn't normally vote who came out because of the abortion issue.
Speaker 1: Now that was the right on the heels of the
Speaker 1: Supreme Court decision when people were hotter for it. But
Speaker 1: that's a possibility AnyWho is. I didn't. I didn't mean
Speaker 1: to get off on that here is so I've got
Speaker 1: how the media is doing in terms of being fair
Speaker 1: on the coverage. But here's an example from Meet the
Speaker 1: Press yesterday, Kristin Walker jumping in the House to Meet
Speaker 1: the Press with jd Vance in one of her I
Speaker 1: hate the way they do these last check in fact checks.
Speaker 1: But anyway, this is how it went. Centers. You know
Speaker 1: inflation is coming down. Let me ask you about some
Speaker 1: of what we talked.
Speaker 5: Sent higher, Kristen than it was when Donald Trump the office.
Speaker 1: Americans.
Speaker 5: Let me ask you about Americans feel like inflation is
Speaker 5: a solved problem, then maybe they should vote for Kamala Harris.
Speaker 5: If you feel like the price of groceries, if you
Speaker 5: feel like the price of housing is too high, if
Speaker 5: you feel like inflation is not over, then Donald Trump
Speaker 5: is your man.
Speaker 1: Right, there's no doubt. So that's a common thing that
Speaker 1: they do on those channels. Now. They did it at
Speaker 1: the debates, and this drives me more nuts than anything
Speaker 1: they do. So you have a conversation he was talking
Speaker 1: about inflation and all these different things, and then she
Speaker 1: throws in at the end. Again, this is the new
Speaker 1: thing that they do. They throw out the end a
Speaker 1: little fact check and move on, or say they need
Speaker 1: to move on, as you know, inflation has come down
Speaker 1: and we also need to get to No, wait a second,
Speaker 1: you don't get to end the argument by saying something
Speaker 1: that's incredibly misleading and then switch topics again. Right, it's
Speaker 1: laytant and obvious, shameless. Who I was at Target yesterday
Speaker 1: and they rang up the stuff and it was over
Speaker 1: two hundred dollars. I said, God, over two hundred dollars
Speaker 1: And the checkout guy said, I know, people say that
Speaker 1: all the time, and it would have been almost impossible
Speaker 1: years ago for me to get to two hundred dollars
Speaker 1: on a purchase at Target. Now it's kind of good.
Speaker 1: But you know what, I didn't react that way because
Speaker 1: I thought to myself, inflation has come down, so it's
Speaker 1: truly not that big a deal.
Speaker 3: If Kristin Welker was here looking over my shoulder, she
Speaker 3: would point out inflation is down.
Speaker 1: Yes, wow, wow, what a witch she is. Well, they
Speaker 1: all do that now, that's their new thing. They did
Speaker 1: that in debate. As you know, what you just said
Speaker 1: is false. Now let's move on to the next topic. No, wait,
Speaker 1: you don't get to do that, right, But so, how
Speaker 1: biased is the coverage? New numbers out on the positive
Speaker 1: and negative coverage for each in the dominant media, and
Speaker 1: it's well, it's not surprising, boy oh boy, Armstrong and Getty.
Speaker 6: So.
Speaker 1: I didn't actually watch the Madison Square Garden rally last
Speaker 1: night by Donald Trump, but I have seen lots of
Speaker 1: clips from it, and we played some throughout the day.
Speaker 1: Giant crowd packed to the rafters, enthusiastic Elon was there,
Speaker 1: Hulk Hogan was there, Torres.
Speaker 3: Shirt off in a display of enthusiasm, and manliness.
Speaker 1: A comedian was there that I'd never heard of, but
Speaker 1: I guess is very popular. Just because I haven't heard
Speaker 1: of him doesn't mean he's not hugely popular. That made
Speaker 1: some jokes that the left is going crazy about today.
Speaker 1: The dominant media coverage of the rally last night, well,
Speaker 1: the New York Times called it a carnival of grievance's
Speaker 1: misogyny and racism. Donald J. Trump's closing rally at Madison
Speaker 1: Square Garden on the second to last Sunday before the
Speaker 1: election was a release of rage at a political and
Speaker 1: legal system that impeached and dieded and convicted him. A
Speaker 1: vividend at times racist display of the dark energy animating
Speaker 1: the MAGA movement.
Speaker 3: Boy, they just throw around racist like normal people throw
Speaker 3: around cool or awesome Politico.
Speaker 1: Trump's rally at Madison Square Garden build as a triumphant
Speaker 1: homecoming turned into a political fiasco on Sunday night. I
Speaker 1: don't think it was for Trump voters, toy you what.
Speaker 3: Y'all just keep printing that and saying that, and we
Speaker 3: will say, yeah, inflation and crime.
Speaker 1: Including though worth pointing out, and we're going to play
Speaker 1: the joke. At least one of the jokes from the
Speaker 1: controversial comedian that's getting all the attention that prominent Republicans
Speaker 1: have disavowed, and even Trump's own people said that he
Speaker 1: shouldn't have said that, we shouldn't have allowed that whatever,
Speaker 1: and Trump's people never back down. So even they have
Speaker 1: decided that now we should have had that he should
Speaker 1: That wouldn't do us any good.
Speaker 3: I'll say my commentary, I guess for when we talk
Speaker 3: about it, this.
Speaker 1: Was our funniest, the funniest thing. Oh and then the
Speaker 1: Daily Beast saying that historians will write that this rally
Speaker 1: killed forever his prospects of being president and set him
Speaker 1: on a post election course on which he may finally
Speaker 1: be held accountable for his actions. I don't know how
Speaker 1: that comes about. Did I much the wrong rally? I
Speaker 1: don't know how much quite a bit of it. I
Speaker 1: don't know matter what a comedian could say that. Oh,
Speaker 1: I know what they mean. If Trump loses, then some
Speaker 1: of the court cases are still active. He can't fire
Speaker 1: the prosecutor and all this sort. So that's what the
Speaker 1: that makes sense.
Speaker 3: So I got a follow up question, if I forget
Speaker 3: my Daily Beast till like two o'clock in the afternoon.
Speaker 3: Should I go ahead and take it or just wait
Speaker 3: till the next morning and take my usual dose.
Speaker 1: It varies from beast to beast. Sometimes they say catch up,
Speaker 1: and sometimes they say and no, better wait till tomorrow.
Speaker 3: Hey, I have one more thing to throw in, and
Speaker 3: then we can move on to the audio We're going
Speaker 3: to play just because it relates to something we were
Speaker 3: talking about, I think at the top of this hour,
Speaker 3: the fact that virtually every civilized country on Earth, I
Speaker 3: mean like bar none requires you to show a legal
Speaker 3: ID to vote. Every country virtually.
Speaker 1: You've ever heard of. What's the view you get.
Speaker 3: From the mainstream media Anybody demands voter ID is a
Speaker 3: racist and a monster and Jim Crow on steroids, blah
Speaker 3: blah blah. New poll out, it's good poll, one of
Speaker 3: your solid polls. You know what percentage of Americans is
Speaker 3: in favor of requiring legal ID to vote? Everybody that
Speaker 3: play long at home or in your car, wherever you
Speaker 3: happen to be, you throw out a number, what percentages
Speaker 3: of Americans you think are in favor of that? Eighty
Speaker 3: four eighty four percent. And I don't know this for certain,
Speaker 3: but I'm fairly certain that they're a handful who weren't sure,
Speaker 3: So you're looking at maybe ten percent agrees with the
Speaker 3: mainstream media.
Speaker 1: That's some enough said. So here's a prominent about the
Speaker 1: rally last night. Here's a prominent journalist saying last night
Speaker 1: tweeting out, this is a Nazi rally. They're Nazis. Good God,
Speaker 1: that should mean something.
Speaker 3: Wow, just keep saying that we'll focus on the border
Speaker 3: and crime and inflation and only girls play in girls sports,
Speaker 3: for instance.
Speaker 1: So it's become common to just refer to Trump as
Speaker 1: a well, they've been referring to him as a racist
Speaker 1: in headlines for years, as if it's just an agreed
Speaker 1: upon obvious, like you can take a blood test for
Speaker 1: it and it came back positive for racism sort of thing,
Speaker 1: as opposed to it's a matter of opinion. And now
Speaker 1: it's become the same for fascist. He said, well, we
Speaker 1: all agree he's a fascist. Poll I saw over the
Speaker 1: weekend nearly half of America believes he's a fascist. I'd
Speaker 1: like to hear much of America defined fascism and al
Speaker 1: though something like five seven percent said they still planned
Speaker 1: to vote for him. So there's koko people who are
Speaker 1: going to vote for him either in spite of her
Speaker 1: because he's a fascist, I guess whatever that means. Keeping
Speaker 1: that I'm keeping in mind that some of you believe
Speaker 1: he is a fascist. It's hilarious. So this is the
Speaker 1: way MSNBC when the rally was going to begin last
Speaker 1: night at Madison Square Garden. I think because it was
Speaker 1: in New York, it got aired even on CNN and
Speaker 1: MSNBC portions of it. But this is their voice over
Speaker 1: for the rally last night.
Speaker 7: But that chamboree happening right now, you see it there
Speaker 7: on your screen in that place is particularly chilling because
Speaker 7: in nineteen thirty nine, more than twenty thousand supporters of
Speaker 7: a different fascist leader, Adolf Hitler, packed the garden for
Speaker 7: a so called pro America Rally, a rally where speakers
Speaker 7: voiced anti Semitic rhetoric from a stage dra with Nazi banners.
Speaker 7: When a Jewish protester rushed the stage, the Associated Press
Speaker 7: reported quote Instantly a dozen or more stormtroopers set upon him,
Speaker 7: knocking him down and beating him as he held his
Speaker 7: head in his arms. What most of his clothing was
Speaker 7: torn from his body. Later, he was booked for disorderly
Speaker 7: conduct now against that backdrop of history. Donald Trump, the
Speaker 7: man who has threatened to use the military against opponents
Speaker 7: he calls enemies from within, who has threatened to use
Speaker 7: the troops to quell what he says are lawless cities,
Speaker 7: and to use those troops to carry out mass deportations
Speaker 7: of immigrants. Okase, once again turning Madison Square Garden into
Speaker 7: a staging ground for extremism.
Speaker 1: They've rendered a parody impossible. Where do you even start
Speaker 1: with that? Okay, so you're a news organization that starts
Speaker 1: with another fascist again with just the assumption that we
Speaker 1: all agree he is to fashions just like Hitler. And
Speaker 1: then the little history lesson in there that somehow Trump
Speaker 1: is on the hook for people beaten down a Jew eight.
Speaker 3: Years thirty nine, even though there was rarely flags in
Speaker 3: the crowd at MSG and and Jewish people in yamacles,
Speaker 3: et cetera, dancing around and saying they're in favor of Trump.
Speaker 3: But I tell you what they you you you Trump fans,
Speaker 3: You're terrible Nazis. You bring shame to the name, but
Speaker 3: you embrace Jews, you embrace minorities. You're the big tent party.
Speaker 3: You're terrible at being Nazis.
Speaker 1: I just don't quite get the whole tone of voice
Speaker 1: on the and then this is what the Nazis did
Speaker 1: eighty years ago. Yeah, we're all we're all uh anti Vat.
Speaker 1: It's Colrad. I got us on that one. Yeah you can.
Speaker 1: You can end the sales pitch you're anti Nazi, Yes, Michael,
Speaker 1: something very important about this.
Speaker 8: They were showing black and white Hitler footage all right
Speaker 8: as they were describing.
Speaker 1: Right, So, I mean it's just and and in the
Speaker 1: say and now in the same building. So is that
Speaker 1: building off limits for political rallies for the rest of
Speaker 1: eternity because there was a Nazi rally there? I mean,
Speaker 1: I just I don't even understand the logic of it.
Speaker 1: If you want to be if you want to come
Speaker 1: out and say you think Trump's scott fascist tendencies, that's
Speaker 1: fine as an opinion. But the weird like this makes sense.
Speaker 1: Eighty years ago this happened, and it's the same building,
Speaker 1: So huh do the math. It's another Hitler. It's weird. Yeah.
Speaker 3: I would not even engage with a person who who
Speaker 3: echoed that sentiment or said yeah, you see that, because
Speaker 3: I'd think, no, you're so far gone, and I just
Speaker 3: I have other things to do. I got to get
Speaker 3: back to cleaning my garage. I'm not going to try
Speaker 3: to talk sense into you. Uh hm. A quick word
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Speaker 1: This is one of the lines, probably the main line,
Speaker 1: and from the comedian that spoke at the rally that's
Speaker 1: getting so much talk of controversy, hate, racism, et cetera.
Speaker 9: There's a lot going on, Like I don't know if
Speaker 9: you guys know this, but there's literally a floating island
Speaker 9: of garbage in the middle of the ocean right now. Yeah,
Speaker 9: I think it's called Puerto Rico. Okay, all right, okay,
Speaker 9: we're getting there.
Speaker 1: So that's being described as the thing that ruined Trump's
Speaker 1: campaign and will cause him to lose, and historians will
Speaker 1: look back on blah blah blah because there are a
Speaker 1: lot of Puerto Rican voters voters in Pennsylvania, and they
Speaker 1: were obviously turned off by that joke and will not
Speaker 1: vote for Trump. Is the theory there, I guess, okay,
Speaker 1: But worth pointing out that the Trump campaign did come
Speaker 1: out and apologize for those jokes. So the Trump campaign
Speaker 1: does not do that. No, that was obviously an unforced air.
Speaker 3: That the punchline wasn't nearly strong enough to support the controversy.
Speaker 1: But it was just dumb. I can't imagine why if
Speaker 1: you were win and they are and we're eight days out,
Speaker 1: you have a comedian that's going to get edgy at all.
Speaker 1: I just it seems like just a bad move. I
Speaker 1: don't know the point of that. But and clearly nobody
Speaker 1: cleared those jokes before they were read.
Speaker 3: Obviously right earlier today, I announced that I had laid
Speaker 3: to rest the phrase, if Trump could only be a
Speaker 3: little more disciplined.
Speaker 1: Come on, now, come on, it's time to give up.
Speaker 1: So this organization that looks at news coverage. The twenty
Speaker 1: twenty four coverage is the most slanted in history. They determined,
Speaker 1: why would it be any different? Everything we've been doing
Speaker 1: for the past, however many years, is the most, This ever,
Speaker 1: the most, the least that ever, the fastest growth of
Speaker 1: you know, everything is the most or least. We set
Speaker 1: records every single day. Trump coverage eighty five percent negative,
Speaker 1: Harris coverage seventy eight percent positive, almost exactly a mirror image.
Speaker 1: Seventy eight percent positive for Kamala, eighty five percent negative
Speaker 1: for Trump, the biggest disparity since they've been looking at that, and.
Speaker 3: Yet Trump's more likely to win. What does that tell
Speaker 3: you about the strength of the ideas in each party
Speaker 3: slash campaign?
Speaker 1: That's part of it. Well, I don't actually know. This
Speaker 1: is what I think. This is what i'd like to believe.
Speaker 1: I'd like to believe that people are savvy enough to
Speaker 1: realize when they flip on the evening news, look at
Speaker 1: the way they're portraying Kamala what she did over the
Speaker 1: weekend versus what Trump did over the weekend. Kamala explained
Speaker 1: to people how she can rescue them from all the
Speaker 1: ills of the world. Trump in a racist, fascist, diatribe.
Speaker 1: I mean, that's the way it's going to be on
Speaker 1: CBS Evening News tonight, right, Yeah, And they're never gonna
Speaker 1: say Kamala Harris presented a price gouging law that many
Speaker 1: say would be impossible to implement and not pass the
Speaker 1: Supreme Court or anything like that. That's not what they say. Yeah,
Speaker 1: at some point.
Speaker 3: While it is satisfying and delightful to nail them on
Speaker 3: their incredible dishonesty, it is also what conservatives just have
Speaker 3: to live with. It's like a headwind on the golf course.
Speaker 3: That is the situation you find yourself in. Now, go
Speaker 3: do your job, make your ideas better, make be more disciplined, Donald,
Speaker 3: you know, just to express your ideas more persuasively, work
Speaker 3: harder than the other guys.
Speaker 1: That's just the way it is. You want my favorite
Speaker 1: headline of the day, Shia. This is not related to
Speaker 1: any of the news. World's fattest cat Crumbs dies weeks
Speaker 1: after feeline fat camp. Oh lord, I think we brought
Speaker 1: you the story of Crumbs, the world's fattest cat, several
Speaker 1: weeks ago, and how he had been sent to a
Speaker 1: cat fat camp, which is not easy to say. Unfortunately,
Speaker 1: shortly after attending Feline fat Camp, Crumbs has died. Wow,
Speaker 1: lawsuits to follow it? Zoom, well sure the proverbial fat
Speaker 1: cat there. I did not click on the story. Did
Speaker 1: Crumbs lose too much weight too quickly? Did Crumbs, having
Speaker 1: to eat a balanced diet, decide I don't want to
Speaker 1: live anymore and hurl himself off a balcony like that
Speaker 1: kid from one direction? I need to know more. That's
Speaker 1: an edgy joke.
Speaker 3: If that had been at Madison Square Garden, there'd be
Speaker 3: a controversy over that. I didn't approve.
Speaker 1: Why is that edgy suicide? Right? That's what he did
Speaker 1: make jokes about that. It was not a joke. It
Speaker 1: was a joke, Michael, was it a joke?
Speaker 5: Is?
Speaker 1: It was a joke? I was so discontent with his life. Fascist.
Speaker 3: It's a carnival of fascist insensitivity around here.
Speaker 1: Katie, quick, quick ruling, Katie, before we go to break
Speaker 1: That was a Nazi joke. That was bad Nazi joke.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you're clearly a Nazi, just like that other Nazi,
Speaker 3: Adolf Hitler.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we're tracking more on the waist they are Ris' America.
Speaker 8: Is you basically have to mortgage your house to fill
Speaker 8: up your car and when you go to the gas
Speaker 8: station you're likely to get robbed iron a legal immigrant,
Speaker 8: and your daughter's playing against some.
Speaker 1: Guy and volleyball.
Speaker 8: I mean, that's the America that people don't like.
Speaker 5: Whether it's the cost of groceries, whether it's the southern border,
Speaker 5: and importantly, whether it's the chaos all over the world.
Speaker 5: I think really the theme of the selection is that
Speaker 5: Kamala Harris broke things in the world, in the country,
Speaker 5: and Donald Trump will fix it.
Speaker 1: If Trump wins. Those two arguments right there, laid out
Speaker 1: by Lindsey Graham and JD. Vance are going to be why,
Speaker 1: and they're pretty good. Yeah.
Speaker 3: I was pleasantly surprised to hear that one of the
Speaker 3: main motivators for Tulsey Gabberd to declare yourself for a
Speaker 3: Republican is the men playing women's sports issue.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I just see is super.
Speaker 3: Animated about Title nine and that absolute indefensible horror that's
Speaker 3: going on.
Speaker 1: I'm looking up at one News Weltz Fox. Trump vows
Speaker 1: to end men playing in women's sports. That with taxpayer
Speaker 1: funded sex changes for prisoners, I mean, good forard. And again,
Speaker 1: it's not about even those specific issues. It's an indication
Speaker 1: that you people are crazy.
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, adding open borders and inflation and ought to
Speaker 3: be an open and shut case.
Speaker 1: It's not, but it ought to be. Okay. We're veering
Speaker 1: back and forth between what I think is some really
Speaker 1: astute political analysis and ridiculousness. For instance, Crumbs, the world's
Speaker 1: fattest cat has died. Here's three headlines for you, World's
Speaker 1: fattest cat Crumbs dies weeks after going to cat fat camp.
Speaker 1: Then they've got remembering Crumbs the cat from an hour ago.
Speaker 1: I don't know what that would be. And then this
Speaker 1: story from a couple of weeks ago, thirty eight pound
Speaker 1: cat gets stuck in shoe rack. That's that Crumbs as well?
Speaker 1: That was Crumbs as well. Yes, thirty eight pounds, which
Speaker 1: is a big cat, no doubt about it.
Speaker 3: Why the tabloids chasing Crumbs around like lady die of old.
Speaker 1: System but a life right. The paparazzi's probably what killed him.
Speaker 1: So this is ridiculous. We're told by Katie Green putting this.
Speaker 1: You on you, Katie, you brought it to us. This
Speaker 1: is Chris Christie. Should we reveal anything or just listen
Speaker 1: to it? I think you got to reveal it so
Speaker 1: you can listen for it. Uh yeah, I would reveal
Speaker 1: it so you can listen for it. So this is
Speaker 1: Chris Christie on ABC this week. Katie claims you can
Speaker 1: hear the large man's stomach making noises. I'm gonna have
Speaker 1: to listen closely to see if that's true. Well, so
Speaker 1: you might end up voting for COMMICDCE.
Speaker 6: I could, but I won't vote for Donald Trump. I
Speaker 6: could vote for her, but she hasn't close the deal
Speaker 6: with me. Here's the contrast that she needs to draw.
Speaker 6: Donald Trump called our country a garbage pale, a garbage pail.
Speaker 6: This is we have become a garbage pale and gage.
Speaker 6: If you're that's right, If you're an American who doesn't
Speaker 6: believe that about your country, how do you vote for
Speaker 6: a guy who does?
Speaker 1: Is there more? No, there were just two little gurgles,
Speaker 1: and then.
Speaker 3: What he was going to compare and contrast healthy nationalism
Speaker 3: with actual fascism. But no, let's listen to a fat
Speaker 3: man's stomach gurglings.
Speaker 1: He missed the buffet. It happens. I mean, he's a
Speaker 1: larger guy, sir, Please do not call him a fat pig.
Speaker 1: That's very distressed. Don't call him. I only grab that
Speaker 1: one clip, but it was happening the entire time he
Speaker 1: was on ABC this week. Tonny, I didn't catch that's yeah,
Speaker 1: you're right. I'm actually sort of on Joe's side on this?
Speaker 1: Is this?
Speaker 6: God?
Speaker 1: Is this what we become? You guys are so fun?
Speaker 1: How come I was hilarious?
Speaker 3: How come the most locker roomy member of the team
Speaker 3: is a Woman's what's going on there?
Speaker 1: Poor Chris Christy? But you softies, come on. I didn't
Speaker 1: think it was interesting that on ABC this week they
Speaker 1: had two panels to discuss the election and they both
Speaker 1: hate Trump. So Trump is likely to win. You've got
Speaker 1: nobody there representing the majority of voters in the country,
Speaker 1: two people who hate him. Kind of luck running your network.
Speaker 3: I'm strong and Getty