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Speaker 3: Welcome, Welcome home, y'all. This is Robert from Columbia, South Carolina.
Speaker 3: I've been day one since the first podcast drop. Thank
Speaker 3: y'all for your coverage at DNC. Thank you for the
Speaker 3: lives that you did. They were highly entertaining, they were fun,
Speaker 3: they were fresh, great interviews. Just love getting to see
Speaker 3: y'all doing your thing in that setting. Didn't always get
Speaker 3: to watch the whole thing, but I've listened to the
Speaker 3: replays and they were fantastic. Thank you for bringing the
Speaker 3: palace inting American on from Georgia to read her speech
Speaker 3: and have a platform as large as y'all's, and for
Speaker 3: also addressing that issue with several people that you brought
Speaker 3: on your show. Thank you for putting a spotlight on
Speaker 3: that issue. Thank you for holding nuance for that issue.
Speaker 3: I am tired of people putting down protesters and other
Speaker 3: people who are raising this issue and dismissing them as
Speaker 3: Trump supporters or as people who who don't understand the stakes.
Speaker 3: We understand the stakes. I'm gonna vote Harris Wallace I'm
Speaker 3: gonna vote Democrat down ticket, but I also am gonna
Speaker 3: hold the elected leaders empower to account to do the
Speaker 3: right thing by the Palastining people, by all peoples around
Speaker 3: the world who are being affected by violence, and especially
Speaker 3: by violence from us.
Speaker 4: So anyways, thank y'all.
Speaker 5: Welcome home.
Speaker 1: Welcome home, y'all. This is episode thirty seven of Native
Speaker 1: Lampi where we give it to you straight note Chaser.
Speaker 1: We are fresh off the DNC. I want to shout
Speaker 1: out everybody who is tuning in with us every day.
Speaker 1: We are your hosts. I'm Tiffany Cross here with my
Speaker 1: co host Andrew Gillim and Angela Raie.
Speaker 4: What's up, y'all, id you fresh off that summer heat
Speaker 4: wave up there in the northeast or fresh on.
Speaker 1: It's eight thousand degrees? But what I want to talk
Speaker 1: about what they just heard at the top of the show,
Speaker 1: and that was all the praise that we received from
Speaker 1: from from so many of you guys who tuned in.
Speaker 6: Welcome home Robert. That's all right. You know he was
Speaker 6: busting stereotypes at at the top of the show. Tiff
Speaker 6: he uh he. You know, we they tell us that
Speaker 6: we only have black folks listening to this show and
Speaker 6: that's not the case.
Speaker 1: Well, we knew that shot. I didn't I know.
Speaker 6: I just I was I'm busting the myth, the myth
Speaker 6: busting for everybody else.
Speaker 1: Oh like I thought somebody was telling us we only
Speaker 1: had black listers.
Speaker 6: Well they say it's it's it is predominantly black. But
Speaker 6: I like that we have, you know, representation here. The
Speaker 6: Rainbow Coalition also reperenced South Carolina, which you may not
Speaker 6: expect the white dude from South Carolina to say this,
Speaker 6: So I just appreciate all around shout out to you.
Speaker 1: I gotta say I would expect the white dudes from
Speaker 1: South Carolina to say that. I think this whole myth
Speaker 1: around the South being read, I always say it's only
Speaker 1: read until it ain't. There are very progressive pockets of
Speaker 1: the South, particularly in South Carolina, in North Carolina, in Alabama,
Speaker 1: in Mississippi. All these places have people, a diverse coalition
Speaker 1: of voters, and some of those people and are venn diagram.
Speaker 1: We have a diverse coalition of listeners. So I'm really
Speaker 1: not surprised when I hear, no matter what people look like,
Speaker 1: when they have expressive thoughts. Having grown up in the South.
Speaker 1: From the South, I want to say, there are always
Speaker 1: people with progressive outlooks so happy to welcome home this day.
Speaker 6: I can't wait till their numbers look like that, because
Speaker 6: that's not how the Embers look better.
Speaker 1: I'm going to get into that in the show because
Speaker 1: I actually do think their numbers are growing, but there
Speaker 1: are rampant voter suppression efforts happening. So probably a good
Speaker 1: time in the show because we have I.
Speaker 4: Was gonna say just some of the I want to
Speaker 4: thank the brother one for being a listener obviously, but
Speaker 4: Brady Day one, he's a OG and then feeling comfortable
Speaker 4: and sending that video in I really appreciated that. But
Speaker 4: I'll tell you the salutes have really been rounded Angela
Speaker 4: and Tiffany. I was just at the African Methodist Episcopal
Speaker 4: Conclave or convention with a bunch of ams y'all, and
Speaker 4: and they have been praying for us. A lot of
Speaker 4: listeners there. But I want to particularly shout out the
Speaker 4: senior Bishop of the afric of African METHODOM in the
Speaker 4: United States, Bishop A. J. Richardson, former pastor at the
Speaker 4: church that I attend, and A Rattler and his wife
Speaker 4: Connie richardson, who are avid listeners y'all? When they told
Speaker 4: me that, I said, I'm sorry for the cuss words,
Speaker 4: and I got to say, I ain't gonna say who,
Speaker 4: but one of these very religious figures says, sometimes it
Speaker 4: takes some emphasis, so.
Speaker 1: I wasn't happy to be excused. I speak it, I
Speaker 1: walk it like I talk it, I speak it like
Speaker 1: I mean. But I will tell you another A woman
Speaker 1: said that to me that she listens in the car
Speaker 1: with her kids, and I was like, you listen with
Speaker 1: your kids in my body mouth? And she was like,
Speaker 1: do you do you know high school kids nowadays? Do
Speaker 1: you know what they've listened to? Like you ain't saying nothing,
Speaker 1: but anyway, she said that her kids will like come
Speaker 1: back and tell her stuff that we said. So we
Speaker 1: have a diverse co listen to listener. So we don't
Speaker 1: want to keep y'all waiting anymore. Let's get into the show. Yeah,
Speaker 1: we got a lot to get to, but I just
Speaker 1: want to say we are rundown at the DNC was
Speaker 1: fire a lot better than any other because I wasn't
Speaker 1: really watching because we were on air. So when I
Speaker 1: look back and saw all the other people I'm like,
Speaker 1: this stuff is whack. So we said this on the
Speaker 1: last show. I'll say it again because angel will always deflect.
Speaker 1: But Angela was the one booking the show, texting people
Speaker 1: getting people to come by that.
Speaker 6: It's literally it's literally not true. And I really want
Speaker 6: to make sure that people understand how dope of a
Speaker 6: team we have. I thank god that people think highly
Speaker 6: enough of us that they want to come on the show.
Speaker 6: But we had someone who was working NonStop around the
Speaker 6: clock booking the show, and that is our research producer, Lolo,
Speaker 6: So I want to make sure we give her the credit.
Speaker 6: And Tiff, thank you for the guests that you added. Andrew,
Speaker 6: thanks for the guests that you added. It is my honor,
Speaker 6: my pleasure, pleasure to work alongside y'all. But I did
Speaker 6: not book the whole show.
Speaker 1: Let me say thank you to Lolo, which we said
Speaker 1: last week. I will say it again, but I'm going
Speaker 1: to reiterate. Lolo could have been doing that for any show.
Speaker 1: People responded and showed up because the relationship they have
Speaker 1: with you when you work on Capitol Hill. Because the
Speaker 1: guest they have relationships with us too. But you were
Speaker 1: pressing people, Angela was rolling up on people on the floor, like, hey,
Speaker 1: come do our show. So don't let Angela deflex. We
Speaker 1: have she has, she had people supporting her, but she
Speaker 1: was up early, up late, on the phone, all the time,
Speaker 1: running around and people showed up because Angela told them
Speaker 1: they had to. So thank you. And I know you
Speaker 1: want to say everybody, we think everybody, but I just
Speaker 1: think it's warrant to give you a shout out. And
Speaker 1: the fact that our covers literally look better than everybody else.
Speaker 1: Nobody else had our rundown. We had Kamala Harris's campaign
Speaker 1: manager ten minutes before her speech. Nobody had that. And
Speaker 1: Julie showed out because because you asked her too.
Speaker 6: So you know, I do have one thing I'm mad about.
Speaker 6: Can I tell y'all now we got to wait for
Speaker 6: the mini pod?
Speaker 1: Can we do a mini pot on the DNC and
Speaker 1: all the I want to tell the dirty stories bts.
Speaker 6: Let me tell this now because this is someone who
Speaker 6: I hope is our president one day. Governor Wes Moore,
Speaker 6: I'm mad at you. I am mad at you because
Speaker 6: I don't understand how we all these people you literally
Speaker 6: speak for a living, and you told us that you
Speaker 6: couldn't be on our show for five minutes because you
Speaker 6: was gonna be your speech. I don't understand, so I'm
Speaker 6: a little tight about that. I love you deep, like
Speaker 6: it's deep. I've known Dawn longer than you. I love
Speaker 6: her deep. I want to see you when we come
Speaker 6: to a live podcast, hopefully in Maryland, at your invitation.
Speaker 6: That's what I want because I wanted to celebrate that
Speaker 6: moment with you. It's not like a real mad but it's.
Speaker 4: What is divine is divine. I think everything that transpired,
Speaker 4: the guests that we had, the people who we were
Speaker 4: able to introduce the listeners to in a more intimate way,
Speaker 4: all of it was divine. I hate that he missed out.
Speaker 5: I hate missed it too, but it was great.
Speaker 6: Guys like to get my way, So I'm paled. A
Speaker 6: little bit.
Speaker 1: Happened, but we can talk about because there were there
Speaker 1: were a lot of things that happened that we aren't
Speaker 1: getting into.
Speaker 6: It's true.
Speaker 5: It sounds like the.
Speaker 1: Talk mini potting were there were several incidents and well
Speaker 1: we almost came to blows. So be sure tune into
Speaker 1: the mini pod drop on Monday. We do a mini
Speaker 1: pod on this show, so every Monday. You can get
Speaker 1: the mini pod. But before we get into all of that,
Speaker 1: you just gotta get the mini.
Speaker 6: I gotta tell you this. If my dad said, my
Speaker 6: dad says he talks about my mom, he's like, man,
Speaker 6: Andrea talked to me like she's seven feet three hundred.
Speaker 6: That's how you was absolutely.
Speaker 5: Writing them checks.
Speaker 4: She was writing.
Speaker 1: She said, we were gonna cast checks.
Speaker 4: Okay, that you think when you come in as the
Speaker 4: second that you that you bringing things down to a
Speaker 4: calm level. You might speak calmly.
Speaker 6: You know what I'll never forget he said. He did
Speaker 6: say that you make it worse.
Speaker 1: And you heard what he said and what he forgot
Speaker 1: to say. Angel By the time we do this mini pod,
Speaker 1: Angela and I will be looking forward to the apology
Speaker 1: you owe us, and.
Speaker 4: We'll talk about why you believe that that's married before we.
Speaker 1: Spend time on that. Andrew, what do you want what
Speaker 1: you got for us today? What do you want to
Speaker 1: talk about today?
Speaker 5: Man?
Speaker 4: I want to do so a little bit about the DNC,
Speaker 4: but not so much. A bunch of Republicans came out
Speaker 4: this week, y'all, over two hundred former staffers to both
Speaker 4: forty was it forty one and forty three.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the Bushes, the Bushes and McCain. It was President
Speaker 1: Bush and form.
Speaker 4: And of course added to it by some former Trumpers
Speaker 4: who have you know, thrown off the yoke. But also
Speaker 4: there was this query and I've heard it even up
Speaker 4: until this morning, folks who were saying, why are there
Speaker 4: so many Republicans at the DNC, and you know, talking
Speaker 4: and that kind of thing. And then of course where
Speaker 4: the president and Vice president to b are right now
Speaker 4: in the state of George.
Speaker 5: I want to talk about a.
Speaker 1: Little bit of that cool and what'd you got for us?
Speaker 1: I know what I want you to have for us,
Speaker 1: but what you got for it?
Speaker 6: Oh lord? Well, I just want to talk briefly about
Speaker 6: the National Federation that I'm now calling the National Confederation
Speaker 6: of Republican Assemblies for challenging Kamala Harris being on the
Speaker 6: ballot at all. And they cite the dread Sky decision.
Speaker 6: So if for those of you miss it, that's circa
Speaker 6: eighteen fifty seven. So we'll get into that for emancipation.
Speaker 1: I mean, I've heard you, but now I get it.
Speaker 1: It's very clever what you said, confederation, you know, I thought, yeah, oh, yeah,
Speaker 1: I thought you said confederation would cun with the teeth,
Speaker 1: But anyway, that's not what you said.
Speaker 6: No, no, but yeah, maybe same principle, right, Like, why
Speaker 6: are y'all trying to be the Confederacy? It's twenty twenty four? Yeah,
Speaker 6: for sure, tall order for them, I know. And then
Speaker 6: the worst part is National Federation of Republican Assemblies call
Speaker 6: themselves Frederick Douglass Republicans.
Speaker 4: Y'all knowing y'all, Yeah, how are you.
Speaker 6: Going to cite the man who wrote what to the
Speaker 6: Slave is the fourth of July? And then cite the
Speaker 6: dread Scott decision from why black women can't beyond the
Speaker 6: ballot in twenty four? Anyway, I'm into it already.
Speaker 4: So this is why it is that her saying is
Speaker 4: we ain't going back, right.
Speaker 1: That's exactly why we need it. That's exactly why we
Speaker 1: need it. Well, I want to get in all their
Speaker 1: might the voter suppression happening across the country because we
Speaker 1: all know that they are going to cheat, and so
Speaker 1: I think this is not going to be an election
Speaker 1: that's decided election day and we already see things happening.
Speaker 1: There were some raids that took place in Texas that
Speaker 1: I'll get into. But black voters and Latino voters are
Speaker 1: clearly a big threat to the GOP. So I want
Speaker 1: to get into that and talk about why. But before
Speaker 1: we get into any of these topics, you know this
Speaker 1: this well as you're listening to this podcast. If you
Speaker 1: listen fresh off the Press is when we drop, then
Speaker 1: you know that Vice President Harris and her running mate
Speaker 1: Tim Wallas have agreed to sit down for their first
Speaker 1: interview with CNN's Dana Bash. I have a lot of
Speaker 1: thoughts about this, Andrew Angela, y'all, what'd y'all take on
Speaker 1: this one?
Speaker 4: I mean, I guess my issue isn't so much with
Speaker 4: the who the person interviewer. Dana is a wonderful woman, good,
Speaker 4: good person, whatnot. But I just thought, given the delay
Speaker 4: and I was behind them on like, hey, take as
Speaker 4: long as you need. When you decide is when you
Speaker 4: decide that maybe what they were fomenting was a I
Speaker 4: don't know, a new way of doing this. I was expecting,
Speaker 4: probably because everything up to this point has just been
Speaker 4: so different. I mean, in truth, she has just bought
Speaker 4: such an incredible energy to the race for presidency. The
Speaker 4: campaign has shifted in so many ways and walls just
Speaker 4: adding to it new layers and new flavor. I don't know,
Speaker 4: maybe they're credentialing of these sort of what do you
Speaker 4: call these viral hosts that they did for the Democratic
Speaker 4: Convention where they brought in people were not necessarily political,
Speaker 4: but were viral in their nature, that maybe that might
Speaker 4: send a tone that they were going to try a
Speaker 4: different medium for this. They went to a more traditional medium,
Speaker 4: and at that one that is just an apologies because
Speaker 4: I've worked for them at one point in time, just
Speaker 4: quite frankly, isn't getting the ratings, Yeah, don't. I don't
Speaker 4: understand that choice.
Speaker 6: I you know, I got to say, I am thinking that,
Speaker 6: given the truncated nature of this campaign, that they would
Speaker 6: go somewhere where there is it's not a political show,
Speaker 6: it's not a political network, it's not a political host.
Speaker 6: It's someone who can really humanize them and reintroduce them
Speaker 6: to all the folks who or introduce them to all
Speaker 6: the folks who weren't watching the DNC. So even like GMA,
Speaker 6: you know, even the Today Show, like even maybe going
Speaker 6: there some walk and talk moments, Kamala cooking, because that's
Speaker 6: one of her favorite things to do, Tim Walls. Maybe not.
Speaker 6: Maybe he's not coaching anymore, but maybe he's on the
Speaker 6: football field with some of his old players, like really
Speaker 6: going into their regular, everyday lives and providing people with
Speaker 6: that insight that we talk about all the time on
Speaker 6: our podcast, where people are listening to our conversation, look
Speaker 6: at how they move about in life, follow them on
Speaker 6: the plane, like like literally what I just I don't understand.
Speaker 4: If there's no reason why they can't can't do what
Speaker 4: you just described, Angela and ask serious questions.
Speaker 6: No, of course, but I'm also suggest the other thing
Speaker 6: that I would have suggested to them, again given the
Speaker 6: truncated nature of the schedule, is is having a televised
Speaker 6: penn and pad so you have folks from multiple outlets
Speaker 6: asking them questions. They could still do it together and
Speaker 6: then that way that thing is broadcast multi platform. Yeah,
Speaker 6: at the same time, it's big enough. And I would
Speaker 6: have done that probably the Friday after the convention. And
Speaker 6: I don't think that's too late, but I really I
Speaker 6: think that that is. And it's again, it's not about Dana,
Speaker 6: it's about CNN, it's about all of it. People are
Speaker 6: not tuning in there where can you reach people where
Speaker 6: you know they or no, only wouldn't be Tim Walls
Speaker 6: could go do an ESPN interview because of his sports background,
Speaker 6: you know what I mean. Like, there's so many different
Speaker 6: ways they could have They could have played this.
Speaker 1: Anyway, you know. I don't think an ESPN interview would
Speaker 1: have been appropriate for their first rollout, and I anticipate
Speaker 1: that he will do that show. I also don't know
Speaker 1: about the right exactly. We hope who knows, but I don't.
Speaker 1: I don't know if like the walk and talk and
Speaker 1: the cooking is necessarily the image they want to put
Speaker 1: out at this point. Yet either I wouldn't have been
Speaker 1: mad at that. I mean, I can see. I'm just
Speaker 1: trying to think of their perspective, and then I'm also
Speaker 1: trying to think of as a producer, like the amount
Speaker 1: of time and production that would take. And I think
Speaker 1: they probably want to do this as a quick turnaround,
Speaker 1: just so our viewers. No a pinning pad. If something
Speaker 1: happens on the hill a lot to me, that's like
Speaker 1: the most popular place where it happens is a bunch
Speaker 1: of journalists sit around and ask questions. You can have
Speaker 1: a print outlet, you can have producers there. It's something
Speaker 1: where talent doesn't necessarily show up. But that's a really
Speaker 1: great idea because I've had well, not regularly, like Joy
Speaker 1: isn't typically going like this, Cash isn't typically going.
Speaker 6: But yeah, that's why I thought it would be different.
Speaker 6: You know, like you literally bring everybody together almost like
Speaker 6: a summit, or like you think about the White House
Speaker 6: Press briefing room, but they're just sitting right, I'm just
Speaker 6: explaining it to your point. Tip to the listeners, guy,
Speaker 6: set a pin and pad with no content. Yeah, so
Speaker 6: we're in the White House Press briefing room where everybody's sitting.
Speaker 6: Instead of it being that room, have like a big
Speaker 6: round table where Kamala and Tim Walls are also sitting.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it could be that. Yeah, and I've never really
Speaker 1: I don't recall or it's not a regular thing to
Speaker 1: see something like that televised. So I love the idea.
Speaker 1: Like Buck though trends, you know, like everything has gone out.
Speaker 1: I know you guys like Dana Bash. I worked with
Speaker 1: Dana over twenty five years ago. So Danna used to
Speaker 1: be a producer before she was an on air talent.
Speaker 1: And I remember on nine to eleven I was a
Speaker 1: young associate producer in the newsroom and I had to
Speaker 1: run and get her tapes at the Monocle on Capitol Hill.
Speaker 1: This is back when she was a producer. So this
Speaker 1: is nothing personal. I think Dana does what she knows
Speaker 1: how to do, and so often that is the ancestuous
Speaker 1: Beltway media. They're talking to each other, for each other,
Speaker 1: about each other. They're looking to get, you know, those
Speaker 1: gotcha questions, that sound bite to make some news, and
Speaker 1: that is not necessarily what the American people need. That's
Speaker 1: what the Beltway press needs. It's not what the American
Speaker 1: people need. I think she asked the questions to her
Speaker 1: narrow lived experience, and so for example, when she was
Speaker 1: interviewing Jade Vance, which I thought, quite frankly noticed to
Speaker 1: her was not a great interview, and she asked his
Speaker 1: opinion on whether he thought Vice President Harris was or not,
Speaker 1: who gives a shit with this man thinks about her race?
Speaker 1: I thought that was a completely inappropriate question. I thought
Speaker 1: the question is self trafficked in racism. She allowed jd
Speaker 1: Vance to talk about Walls's military service without any follow up,
Speaker 1: without confronting him about things that Donald Trump has said
Speaker 1: about those who served in the military without confronting him
Speaker 1: about Donald Trump's own lack of military service. So I
Speaker 1: just don't know that you know any like I could
Speaker 1: certainly do the interview and ask the kind of questions
Speaker 1: that Dana would ask, But I'm also like most of
Speaker 1: us have had to be ambidexterous enough that I could
Speaker 1: ask her about issues that are relevant to the black community.
Speaker 1: I can ask her about issues relevant to the Latino community,
Speaker 1: to the Asian American Pacific Islander community, to indigenous communities,
Speaker 1: the places where these races will be one on the margins,
Speaker 1: And I just think that she tends to center whiteness
Speaker 1: in a way that may not be intentional, but it's
Speaker 1: very much what happens, and it's not her. When you
Speaker 1: do have a presidential interview at a network, everyone is involved.
Speaker 1: The head of the DC Burrel is involved, the president
Speaker 1: of the network is involved, all your producers, Congressional Hill like,
Speaker 1: it's huge rooms of people weighing in on these I've
Speaker 1: been in those rooms weighing in on these types of elections.
Speaker 1: So it's a lot of different perspectives that I think
Speaker 1: are missed, which is why it's so important to have
Speaker 1: people of color, not just on air, but behind the camera. Andrew,
Speaker 1: I know you want to weigh in. We're coming up
Speaker 1: against the heartbreak. You bring us back on the other side,
Speaker 1: and we'll pick it up from there. Got to pay
Speaker 1: some bill, y'all. We'll be right back.
Speaker 5: Indeed, welcome back, y'all.
Speaker 4: We're just talking about this interview, the first interview that
Speaker 4: Vice President Harris and Governor Wallas will be conducting with CNN.
Speaker 4: And I, I mean, I was just going to say,
Speaker 4: to the extent that your experiences and I take you
Speaker 4: at your word around your assessment of what it was
Speaker 4: like working with Dana, I actually think that what you
Speaker 4: said there is actually being parroted by nearly every journalist
Speaker 4: that I see on television. This, I mean lesser Holt
Speaker 4: disappointed me when he interviewed Biden and said, you know,
Speaker 4: try to equalize what he had been saying on the
Speaker 4: trail to the violence being promoted.
Speaker 6: By Donald Trump.
Speaker 4: There was just no space for that to take place.
Speaker 4: Except they're all doing this out of what I believe
Speaker 4: is a knee jerk reaction to criticism that the right
Speaker 4: is going to wield their direction any way it comes.
Speaker 4: It doesn't matter who does the interview, that the right
Speaker 4: is going to be disappointed by it and they're going
Speaker 4: to create some sort of side show. So that being said,
Speaker 4: I just felt like, and I think this is consistent
Speaker 4: with I don't know that the patent pen would have
Speaker 4: been my recommendation only because it's it might look like
Speaker 4: chaos to the viewer if it's that, and I'm sure
Speaker 4: they probably don't want that to be the image as well,
Speaker 4: but something innovative. This was a moment I think for innovation,
Speaker 4: and if there was a ticket that could have delivered innovation,
Speaker 4: I think the way that they have curated so far,
Speaker 4: their introduction to their can people as presidential and vice
Speaker 4: presidential candidate candidates has been quite frankly superb. This looks
Speaker 4: like a little bit of a sort of standing place
Speaker 4: turn and I don't think we have time for standing
Speaker 4: in place. Every day has to be momentum building movement,
Speaker 4: and I don't know that this does it. But guess what,
Speaker 4: I trusted them up to this point and they have overperformed.
Speaker 4: Maybe there's enough a performance coming on this one.
Speaker 1: I mean, the candidate's not the interviewer.
Speaker 4: The candidates that is, of course, they gotta have.
Speaker 6: They gotta have a kitchen cabinet that's larger than normal
Speaker 6: because they got to cover more ground than normal, though,
Speaker 6: and I just think they cannot. I don't know when
Speaker 6: the next interview is. It should be a slew of them,
Speaker 6: and I think they could be. We're not gonna sit down.
Speaker 6: Y'all got to catch us on the trail, right, like
Speaker 6: they got to do a lot of stuff in one movement.
Speaker 6: While you're on the trail, you recording those ads. While
Speaker 6: you're recording those ads, you get growing your base. While
Speaker 6: you grow in your base, you shaking hands with Sarrogen's
Speaker 6: making sure that they got their marchin orders. Why are
Speaker 6: you doing that? You want to call Andrew just like
Speaker 6: you used to have a press briefing, call messaging car
Speaker 6: every morning, like you just got to do everything it wants.
Speaker 1: Angela, what do you want to hear from them? If
Speaker 1: you can give them one piece of advice, Like, here's
Speaker 1: the thing I want you to hit home in this interview.
Speaker 6: I want them to not run away from truth. I
Speaker 6: think that Democratic candidates have a way of hedging that
Speaker 6: they can't afford to do in this election season. I
Speaker 6: think that our candidates get focused on trying to please
Speaker 6: folks on polar opposite sides, and you just have to
Speaker 6: talk about nuance. You have to talk about the gray.
Speaker 6: You have to say, hey, you know, this is something
Speaker 6: whether it's you know, what's happening in Palestine, this is
Speaker 6: something I'm wrestling with. I've heard the story of this
Speaker 6: person that person, and have shed real tears. This is difficult.
Speaker 6: We're gonna need all hands on deck. These are the
Speaker 6: kinds of things that I want to see happen so
Speaker 6: we can reach a ceasefire. Like just being honest with
Speaker 6: folks and not starting with hey first before I say
Speaker 6: anything else. Israel has a right to defend itself. We know,
Speaker 6: Oh that's right, Like you know what I mean? Like
Speaker 6: not those typical cookie cutter talking points. I think that
Speaker 6: would make me the most happy and excited about their
Speaker 6: ability to grow their base, because they need to rest
Speaker 6: in truth and feel very good about speaking truth and
Speaker 6: being clear when they don't know, but they know they
Speaker 6: need to get there.
Speaker 1: I have to say, Andrew, I the specific thing that
Speaker 1: I want them to talk about. Obviously, domestic policy is
Speaker 1: a huge deal. Inflation is still hidding. You know, the
Speaker 1: kitchen table and those kitchen table topics are hugely important,
Speaker 1: so presumably that I do want to hear her response,
Speaker 1: specifically on Iran and the urseoning challenges we're having with
Speaker 1: some of our foreign adversaries. My reasoning is, I would
Speaker 1: like for this country to normalize what it to have
Speaker 1: a woman as commander in chief, to normalize what it
Speaker 1: might look like to have a woman during wartime presidents.
Speaker 1: Considering what Donald Trump has said about our armed forces
Speaker 1: and people who choose to serve, I think this is
Speaker 1: a time where she can say, not only does she
Speaker 1: have an intellectual command on what's happening across the globe
Speaker 1: in US positioning as it relates to that, but she's
Speaker 1: also prepared to lead this country to defend itself when
Speaker 1: and wherever necessary. So I hope that Dana asked her,
Speaker 1: you know, how she would be prepared to respond should
Speaker 1: Iran cross a line, and how she might be prepared
Speaker 1: to deal with a nuclear armed Iran, which is a
Speaker 1: huge deal and something that we are facing.
Speaker 4: No, you're you're absolutely right on that. In fact, if
Speaker 4: y'all remember doing this speech when she got to International
Speaker 4: affairs in the might of the US of the baddest
Speaker 4: fighting force in the land, right. I almost thought she
Speaker 4: had voice training. If you notice she went from sort
Speaker 4: of a you know, what I felt like is going
Speaker 4: from a tenor into a baritone, and her voice sort
Speaker 4: of got a little bit lower. She was in complete
Speaker 4: awareness and I think control of how she was being
Speaker 4: curated to the American people very directly.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 4: You think about curating as a third person delivering something.
Speaker 4: I think she had that third person in her head,
Speaker 4: as in, what do I need to make sure you
Speaker 4: feel from me in this moment? And what I felt
Speaker 4: was strength, determination, and a woman who would be unquivering
Speaker 4: and making the decision when the time to make a
Speaker 4: decision would come. And what I hope she does in
Speaker 4: this interview with both her intent is that they avoid
Speaker 4: getting caught in the trappings of these particulars that I
Speaker 4: think are going to be thrown out as most Beltway
Speaker 4: journalists are going to do well when back in such
Speaker 4: and such and such there was this vote, and then
Speaker 4: there was this, and there was that, and unless it's
Speaker 4: a really big important sort of back and forth that's
Speaker 4: being had, meaning what is being to discussed is consequential.
Speaker 4: Where you stand on women's rights, where you stand on
Speaker 4: you know, big tax issues. I hope they avoid those
Speaker 4: traps and keep this thing, yes specific to where specificity
Speaker 4: is need, but that they keep it grand enough that
Speaker 4: it doesn't lose the average viewing public's attention. And I
Speaker 4: think those particulars have a way of counting a lot
Speaker 4: of people out of it. They're like, I don't know
Speaker 4: what that bill was, and I don't know what it's about,
Speaker 4: and I really can't follow it. If it goes there,
Speaker 4: I think it loses public interest, and what we need
Speaker 4: here is maximum public viewership.
Speaker 6: You know, one thing that I was going to flag
Speaker 6: for y'all really quick that I'm concerned about is I
Speaker 6: don't want this As much as it is a continuation
Speaker 6: of the ticket that folks voted for in the primary,
Speaker 6: it's also an opening for a new opportunity and a
Speaker 6: new chapter for democracy. So I really am hoping that
Speaker 6: there's not a lot of time spent on well, we
Speaker 6: already did that, Well, this administration did that. Well, listen,
Speaker 6: you know what I mean, Like, I hope that there's
Speaker 6: a way to say, well, we started here, but here's
Speaker 6: where we want to go the nature. Yes, that's what
Speaker 6: I'm really really hoping for too.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and that's sort of you even did a better
Speaker 4: job about like voted than what I was trying to
Speaker 4: say in the trappings, which is always tying you to
Speaker 4: the past. Yeah, you know what I'm saying. If they
Speaker 4: tied Donald Trump and this other dude to the past,
Speaker 4: they'd be stuck there. There'd be no time for the future.
Speaker 4: But Kamala has not been in the chief executive position
Speaker 4: yet as president, and as we can see with her
Speaker 4: campaigning for president, you become a different person when you
Speaker 4: are the person who is ultimately accountable. She fully possesses that.
Speaker 4: I have felt it all the while since she's been
Speaker 4: the nominee, and I just keep that command, keep it big.
Speaker 4: And as Angela points out, take us to the future.
Speaker 4: Where are we going?
Speaker 5: Where we headed?
Speaker 1: I want to correct myself on something if we can
Speaker 1: shift topics, because Andrew, when I first when you were
Speaker 1: talking about the Republicans that signed to endorse her again,
Speaker 1: I think some of what she says in this interview
Speaker 1: will be directed to them. And this is what I
Speaker 1: was bringing up last week. As the Democratic Party grows,
Speaker 1: the coalition and grows the tent, I think we have
Speaker 1: to be steadfast and pay attention and make sure that
Speaker 1: the policies continue to serve the people who were always
Speaker 1: with the Democratic Party, largely black and brown folks. So
Speaker 1: I'm paying keen attention to the messages that they deliver.
Speaker 1: But we were talking about the two hundred Republicans who
Speaker 1: endorse Vice President Harris this week, and I said it
Speaker 1: was Bush and John McCain. I'm gonna correct myself. It
Speaker 1: was John McCain and Romney, people who had previously worked
Speaker 1: for them in their own campaign staff. Yeah, but it
Speaker 1: was like McCain's former chief of staff.
Speaker 4: Okay, Yeah, so that coalition was larger than than previous presidents.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but you, I know you wanted to talk about that.
Speaker 4: Well just that, I mean, I think this was an
Speaker 4: interesting point because you all mentioned it, you know, as
Speaker 4: the sides as we were on the dayas doing our show,
Speaker 4: like why something, you got room for this Republican but
Speaker 4: you don't have room for this message a critical part
Speaker 4: of our base. And I completely we were all in
Speaker 4: agreement as it relates to to that, and I'm glad
Speaker 4: we were able to create create create space for that
Speaker 4: message to be delivered. But but the politics of elections
Speaker 4: is about the math of elections is about addition, and
Speaker 4: I think what they had to do in that convention
Speaker 4: and what they've got to do going forward is add
Speaker 4: to what they've already got, what's baked in, what is expected,
Speaker 4: what we know we can deliver. They've got to add
Speaker 4: to it because by ourselves alone, we haven't shown the
Speaker 4: history of being able to take us fully all the
Speaker 4: way there. Obama required bringing folks into the fold who
Speaker 4: were not previously there. What I appreciate about folks coming
Speaker 4: into the fold now, and particularly the Republicans who have
Speaker 4: been targeted, is that they're not there because of her
Speaker 4: tax policy. They are there because of her position necessarily
Speaker 4: on immigration. They're not there because of her previous voting records.
Speaker 4: Many of what we heard from many of them on
Speaker 4: the stage, and what we have continued to hear from
Speaker 4: the Conservatives who are backed he is like, this is
Speaker 4: a moment of country over party, that this dude is
Speaker 4: so out of whack with what is what is bedrock
Speaker 4: American principles. That's what one not abandoning allies, that is
Speaker 4: not surrendering our position on the global stage, that is
Speaker 4: not decreasing from a global leadership role, but rather stepping
Speaker 4: up in a global leadership role. I think those are
Speaker 4: the areas in which Republicans are finding common cause with
Speaker 4: the Harris Walls ticket. Not on I think the issues
Speaker 4: that are going to bring us enjoyment and happiness, and
Speaker 4: I think that those bedrock principles. I have not heard
Speaker 4: an equivocation from her or Walls on those yet, and
Speaker 4: in this interview we will hopefully hear more on the positions.
Speaker 4: But if I see that we're starting to surrender where
Speaker 4: we stand on the John Lewis voting rack, where we
Speaker 4: stand on regulation of many industries in this country that
Speaker 4: are underregularly, you know where we are on guns.
Speaker 5: If I see.
Speaker 4: Surrender in that, then we got issues. And I think
Speaker 4: she would have issues across the board from from our
Speaker 4: coalition that that put them there, But I haven't seen
Speaker 4: that yet. I think the common cause is basically like
Speaker 4: this guy is a threat to global order and that's
Speaker 4: what's bringing a lot of these Republicans along, Not that
Speaker 4: they agree with us on our on our on our
Speaker 4: fundamental position democrats.
Speaker 6: Can I just say, though, I you know, I was
Speaker 6: sitting here thinking while you were talking the injury the thing.
Speaker 4: About no I was.
Speaker 6: Because I was like you know the thing that that
Speaker 6: was that was bothering me last week, and now I
Speaker 6: can kind of put words to it about the number
Speaker 6: of them who were on the d n C stage
Speaker 6: while space wasn't made for issues that a lot of
Speaker 6: us really care about. Is you know what during George
Speaker 6: Floyd when all of our white friends were calling us crying,
Speaker 6: asking what they could do, what books they could read
Speaker 6: if we wanted to take over their Instagram? Remember yeah,
Speaker 6: I remember, yeah, So follow me here. Should they be
Speaker 6: talking on the d n C stage or do they
Speaker 6: need to go talk to their friends Republicans? Like, but
Speaker 6: this is my thing, Like maybe some space should have
Speaker 6: been made for never trumpers on the r n C stage.
Speaker 6: Maybe some space should.
Speaker 1: Be made for for never trumpers on h on op
Speaker 1: ed pages, editorial pages.
Speaker 6: Maybe they should got a ad, Maybe they can contribute
Speaker 6: to the Lincoln Project. Maybe they could do something where
Speaker 6: they go talk to their friends, Like, I don't need
Speaker 6: to know why you're supporting the right thing because it's
Speaker 6: the right thing to do. Like to me, this isn't
Speaker 6: even about to your point, Andrew, it is not about politics.
Speaker 6: It is country over a party. Well, then go talk
Speaker 6: to your fellow countrymen. Talk to the National Confederacy of
Speaker 6: Republican assemblies. Go talk to the Confederates, please and convince them, please, like,
Speaker 6: go and surrogate there god spaces in the Red States
Speaker 6: where Tiff said is changing, where it hasn't quite changed yet.
Speaker 6: Please go talk to them.
Speaker 4: But Angela, I'm the stage that had these were just
Speaker 4: democrats watching. This was the stage that you had the
Speaker 4: diversity of America trying to see what their choices were.
Speaker 4: I would like for some of them they needed they need.
Speaker 4: That's like me watching, I could not, honestly, I could
Speaker 4: not envision right now where I it a condition under
Speaker 4: which I would vote for a Republican president right And
Speaker 4: for many of these Republicans, they could not fathom a
Speaker 4: condition under which they would.
Speaker 6: Be voluused about that. I want them to go grow
Speaker 6: that base.
Speaker 4: They're doing that, Angela, No, I don't see.
Speaker 6: I don't think they're doing that by speaking on the
Speaker 6: d NC stage. I think that some of the things
Speaker 6: they've done since then are helpful. And I'm just I
Speaker 6: would love to see the numbers of folks who were watching, Like,
Speaker 6: for example, Fox News ran DNC coverage. Where were those
Speaker 6: folks on those Fox News panels as.
Speaker 4: They gotta be invited right about.
Speaker 6: They can go and be Trojan horses. Go be like
Speaker 6: I got something to say about Donald Trump, y'all. I
Speaker 6: want to hear and then shift.
Speaker 4: I'd agree with you, Angela if the only stage that
Speaker 4: they were letting their voices be heard were on ours,
Speaker 4: But that isn't true. The op ed that got the
Speaker 4: mayor from Arizona on the stage came out before the DNC.
Speaker 4: He was letting his voice. He heard with McCain former employees,
Speaker 4: and where he lives, where he is mayor, is sitting
Speaker 4: elected official. He was doing that where he sits and
Speaker 4: talking to his people.
Speaker 6: I think there's something about you that enjoys it and
Speaker 6: I and I think that's fine. I just wanted to
Speaker 6: be effective, Like can you enjoy and be effective? I
Speaker 6: just think I need to be Yeah.
Speaker 4: I think I want to win. I want a Democrat.
Speaker 1: We want to be right back at Katie, which is
Speaker 1: before Andrew, let me just say after week quickly Andrew,
Speaker 1: before you. Yeah, we got to it. But I got
Speaker 1: a comment in a question and the question bringing us
Speaker 1: bringing up this this National Confederation. I want to hear
Speaker 1: what that's about. And I got something on this, but
Speaker 1: we gotta pay some bills, so we'll be right back
Speaker 1: on the other back.
Speaker 7: Hey Native Lympod, my name is Ryan. I'm coming to
Speaker 7: you from Idaho. Yes, there are black people in Idaho
Speaker 7: doing the Lord's work. Anyway, I have a question, a
Speaker 7: couple questions. The first one is probably more for Andrew.
Speaker 7: I would love to hear your thoughts on the potential
Speaker 7: of Florida becoming a swing state and actually being taken
Speaker 7: by the Harris Walls ticket. I'm also Texas I feel
Speaker 7: like might be in play as the potential swing state
Speaker 7: as well. I'd just love to hear your insights about that,
Speaker 7: especially with the momentum that has been happening in both
Speaker 7: of those states for the Democratic Party, and what it
Speaker 7: would take for the DNC to take in some extra
Speaker 7: funding to ensure that that could actually happen. My next
Speaker 7: question is I think you may have covered a part
Speaker 7: of this, but I would love to hear your thoughts
Speaker 7: about what the DNC is doing to prepare for the
Speaker 7: onslaught of election deniers that are in place and offices
Speaker 7: all over the country. What do you think the DNC
Speaker 7: should do to make sure that the election can function
Speaker 7: and run as smoothly as possible. Thanks you guys.
Speaker 6: Wow, Ryan, thank you so much. Andrew. I do want
Speaker 6: to hear your answer about the.
Speaker 4: Circle back on it really go yeah, because I want
Speaker 4: to hear your thoughts first. I'd love to No, I
Speaker 4: want you to talk.
Speaker 6: A first about the Florida swing state thing because I
Speaker 6: got something to say.
Speaker 4: I mean, I have scar tissue on Florida.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 4: I ran in a state where Republicans were in control
Speaker 4: of the elections laws, in every system of governance in
Speaker 4: our state for twenty plus years. We got the closest
Speaker 4: point three percent different out of eight million voters having
Speaker 4: gone out and cast their vote. And you know, whatever happened,
Speaker 4: I didn't get sworn in as governor of the state
Speaker 4: of Florida, right, So everything notwithstanding that didn't occur. But
Speaker 4: I will tell you, you know, we just had elections
Speaker 4: this past Tuesday while we were up at the DNC,
Speaker 4: and Democrats flipped a number of seats over fifty seats
Speaker 4: from local jurisdictions all the way up to state legislative
Speaker 4: level seats from our hands to d hands, particularly on
Speaker 4: these school boards where they were running these conservative candidates.
Speaker 4: Ron de Santa's Han picked a whole bunch of them,
Speaker 4: and many of them went down in defeat at the
Speaker 4: hands of Democrats. So I think the signs of pointing
Speaker 4: in the right direction. I think we are a state
Speaker 4: that is going to require more than election year investments.
Speaker 4: We need investments year round, three sixty five, year in
Speaker 4: and year out in order to come back. Because guess what, y'all,
Speaker 4: if we even turn out the requisite number of votes
Speaker 4: that we need, we got to have enough in the
Speaker 4: bank to then get over all the disenfranchisement, all the
Speaker 4: invalidating the votes that they're going to do, whatever court
Speaker 4: cases they are going to take before the judges that
Speaker 4: they have appointed. So the system's got to be almost
Speaker 4: bigger than the voters themselves, just because of the system
Speaker 4: of disenfranchisement that exists in this state. So I love
Speaker 4: to share the optimism of my brother in Idaho, and
Speaker 4: I do have optimism, and I'm so thankful to our
Speaker 4: chair here in the state of Florida and Nikki Freed.
Speaker 4: But we should compete, absolutely, and if we do the
Speaker 4: work right and we put some you know, some goldies
Speaker 4: in the pocket, we might pull this thing through. But
Speaker 4: anything that gets us closer is a good thing in
Speaker 4: this state, and I think the same is probably true
Speaker 4: in the state of Texas. But they're coming at us
Speaker 4: with everything, and I know you've got the example from
Speaker 4: Texas that just makes the point even clear. It's a
Speaker 4: repeat of exactly what Ron DeSantis did right here in
Speaker 4: the state of Florida, using law enforcement to suppress people's
Speaker 4: abilities to the.
Speaker 6: Ballot before we get there. As I know Tip has
Speaker 6: something there. I want to just say, Andrew, the reason
Speaker 6: why I wanted to come to you first, I know
Speaker 6: that it's painful, is because there is no better political operative,
Speaker 6: former elected official, former candidate for the Harris Walls campaign
Speaker 6: to talk to than you. The reason for it is
Speaker 6: not only was it within reach, had they counted all
Speaker 6: the ballots, it was won, so they got to talk
Speaker 6: to you. There's no other person they need to talk
Speaker 6: to more. That's all I really want to say about.
Speaker 4: Just say they haven't had if they put the muscle
Speaker 4: strength that they did in the If they do what
Speaker 4: they did, and that second cycle where Chris was at
Speaker 4: the top and Deming's ran statewide, we had a twenty
Speaker 4: point loss, twenty point difference, And my point is y'all
Speaker 4: do what you won't, but we had a record I
Speaker 4: think a pathway to victory. That's right, and it's one
Speaker 4: that we have to implement every single year period.
Speaker 6: So please make sure. Here's while y'all call Andrew gillim
Speaker 6: because this is really important. Like I'm not saying he
Speaker 6: got a layer anybody, but he definitely needs to be
Speaker 6: consulting y'all. It is for your own best interest. And
Speaker 6: if you want to win the United States of America,
Speaker 6: you might want to talk to Florida too. We just
Speaker 6: can't turn into turn our back on any state. TIF
Speaker 6: speaking of turning our backs on states or states turning
Speaker 6: their backs on us. I feel like you got something
Speaker 6: to say about Texas. I want, but I'm gonna talk
Speaker 6: about Texas. I'm not talking to me A better transition aout.
Speaker 1: Do you know why I want to hear about dread
Speaker 1: Scott Because did y'all see The Princess Brian when y'all
Speaker 1: were young. I used to love that movie, but they
Speaker 1: used to call it was a scary pirate in there,
Speaker 1: and they called them the dread pirate Scott. So every
Speaker 1: time you say that, I think it a dread pirate
Speaker 1: Scott anyway, but I'll talk about Texas. Yes, So here's
Speaker 1: my thing, and I think we're kind of all talking
Speaker 1: about similar things. The go ok is going to cheat
Speaker 1: that the more people who show up and vote, the
Speaker 1: less likely they are to win elections. So they have
Speaker 1: historically always engaged in voter suppression all across the country.
Speaker 1: It was not just the Bible Belt, it wasn't just
Speaker 1: in the South. Voter suppression has taken place all across
Speaker 1: the country. When they struck down the Voter Rights and
Speaker 1: Shelby be Holder, which struck down Section two of the
Speaker 1: Voting which essentially said that states or states with a
Speaker 1: history of voter suppression had to get federal permission before
Speaker 1: making any changes. That has now gone away and we're
Speaker 1: seeing the impact of that. LULAC, this is the League
Speaker 1: of United Latin American Citizens, have filed a lawsuit against
Speaker 1: Ken Paxton. Ken Paxton is the attorney general out of
Speaker 1: the state of Texas. He is a Trump minion, a
Speaker 1: Trump appointee, a Trump acolyte. You can look at this
Speaker 1: guy's history. He was one of the outspoken Tea Party
Speaker 1: members in Congress. When he shifted to local to state
Speaker 1: politics in Texas. He's an outspoken opponent of any access
Speaker 1: to abortion rights. He's an outspoken opponent to LGBTQ rights.
Speaker 1: His policies are racist and xenophobic and heartless. This man
Speaker 1: has been wreaking havoc on the Latino communities in Texas.
Speaker 1: Let me tell you why. An estimated thirty six point
Speaker 1: two million Latinos are eligible to vote this year alone.
Speaker 1: That's up from thirty two million thirty two point three
Speaker 1: million in two twenty twenty. That's a four million increase.
Speaker 1: Latino voters have eclipsed Black voters in the largest community
Speaker 1: of color eligible to vote, eligible, not registered, eligible to vote.
Speaker 1: That's important. Every year about one point four million Latinos
Speaker 1: become eligible to vote in the United States. Majority of
Speaker 1: Latino voters voted for the Biden Hairs ticket in twenty twenty.
Speaker 1: That's all according to Pew Research. So the Latino community
Speaker 1: is projected to account for fourteen point seven percent of
Speaker 1: all eligible voters in November. I want you to take
Speaker 1: a listen to eighty seven year old Lydia Martinez, who
Speaker 1: lives in San Antonio. She's been a LULAC member for
Speaker 1: over thirty five years and she works to expand voter
Speaker 1: registration among seniors and veterans in South Texas. Let me
Speaker 1: let you hear from her what Ken Paxton's regime put
Speaker 1: her through in her home. Take a listen, I said,
Speaker 1: let me get dressed.
Speaker 6: It's just a quad site.
Speaker 5: Where were you wearing?
Speaker 8: My night gun? And I had all these policemen around me.
Speaker 8: It was embarrassing, humiliating. I was so angry, it was horrible.
Speaker 1: So after bursting into this woman's home, Ken Paxson's regime,
Speaker 1: basically this is voter intimidation. This is a troubling history
Speaker 1: of voter suppression that has always existed in the United States,
Speaker 1: but particularly in states like Texas where demographic changes have
Speaker 1: shifted the political wins there, and Paxson's office has announced
Speaker 1: that they are launching undercover operations. I want to remind
Speaker 1: everyone Texas is an open cary state. This is, according
Speaker 1: to him, investigations because alleging some organizations are unlawfully registering
Speaker 1: non citizens to vote. Non citizens. Now imagine if you're
Speaker 1: here undocumented, You're trying to say, off everybody's radar, are
Speaker 1: you going to risk being deported by showing up to vote?
Speaker 1: The allegation is sol Is Acid nine. So I wanted
Speaker 1: to raise this because the only people who win when
Speaker 1: we beef are them. Latino voters are facing voter suppression,
Speaker 1: not just in Texas, Andrew and your neck of the woods,
Speaker 1: in Florida and everywhere else in the country. Black voters
Speaker 1: in Georgia and everywhere else in the country are facing
Speaker 1: these type of voter suppression tactics. We have to be
Speaker 1: aware of them, we have to stay ahead of them.
Speaker 1: And this is how they're trying to cheat before the election.
Speaker 1: I can't imagine what they're going to do after the election. Angela.
Speaker 1: I think this leads us up to that. I think
Speaker 1: this fight could land in the courts. I don't see
Speaker 1: I hope I'm wrong. I hope we win this election
Speaker 1: in a decisive way where it's not even worth going
Speaker 1: to the courts. But if it's one on the margins,
Speaker 1: I do not anticipate that we will have a decisive
Speaker 1: victory that night. I do not anticipate that Donald Trump
Speaker 1: will concede to a peaceful transition of power. I don't
Speaker 1: anticipate his supporters will accept election results they don't like.
Speaker 1: And we're already seeing some of that now with these
Speaker 1: groups like the NFRA.
Speaker 6: You know, the thing that I want to say too,
Speaker 6: Tiff is with Ms Martinez. I'm so sorry. My parents
Speaker 6: are in their eighties and I just can't imagine my
Speaker 6: parents or their friends doing this kind of work and
Speaker 6: being subjected to this type of treatment. This woman talks
Speaker 6: about nine officers showing up at her home with weapons
Speaker 6: drawn and questioning her for over three hours. Manuel Medina,
Speaker 6: who's also a LULAC member, said his home was raided
Speaker 6: and they broke his door down. And this is for
Speaker 6: alleged voter fraud that they continue to make up. We've
Speaker 6: talked about it for a long time, voter suppression in
Speaker 6: their alleged solutions that they've introduced bills over and over again,
Speaker 6: hundreds of bills over the last several years since President
Speaker 6: Obama was elected. It is a solution in search of
Speaker 6: a problem. That was the common way that this was
Speaker 6: referred to. It's the way we still need to refer
Speaker 6: to it if they don't win it talking about suppression
Speaker 6: and voter fraud because it just doesn't stick. The election
Speaker 6: deniers are the places where they're going to go next.
Speaker 6: And I want to just say, because we're in Texas.
Speaker 6: I just looked it up because and this is to
Speaker 6: draw the bridge. I think further that tiff was creating
Speaker 6: we're beefing with each other. Crystal Mason, who we had
Speaker 6: on the stage with us at Essence, is on the
Speaker 6: other side of this black woman who was released, she
Speaker 6: was incarcerated, formerly incarcerated, comes out votes in an election
Speaker 6: with the provisional ballot, as we talked about on the
Speaker 6: essence stage. Well, guess what just last week while we
Speaker 6: were at the DNC, we know that she was fighting
Speaker 6: and facing a five year sentence after casting that provisional ballot,
Speaker 6: courts overturned it. Well, this da from Trek County comes
Speaker 6: back and says, you know what, I really think the
Speaker 6: court needs to take a second look look at this.
Speaker 6: So if they asked the Court of Criminal Appeals to
Speaker 6: reverse the decision, the court is now reviewing that case.
Speaker 6: That's just six days ago. So Texas is covering the
Speaker 6: board on voter fraud. That is the main issue that
Speaker 6: we're facing. I think that we have to understand that
Speaker 6: they're willing to stop at no lengths. So this superseding indictment.
Speaker 6: The Jack Smith has come out with saying, you know,
Speaker 6: what the court rule one way on presidential immunity. Now
Speaker 6: we need to take a look at this. He's consulted
Speaker 6: with everyone at DOJ, saying this is actually a case.
Speaker 6: We're looking at it, and it is because if we
Speaker 6: continue to turn a blind eye, not we, but they
Speaker 6: continue to turn a blind eye to January sixth and
Speaker 6: all of the election deniers that showed up to the
Speaker 6: United States Capital, we're going to be facing a real problem.
Speaker 6: I think we need to get some data pulled on
Speaker 6: how many people have been elected on these commissions, these boards,
Speaker 6: these governor appointed boards, looking at what they're putting in
Speaker 6: place to deny the election results. If they're not rules,
Speaker 6: if they don't go in there and.
Speaker 1: Their budgets before you go to dress stock, well, we
Speaker 1: got to take a break before she goes to dresscott.
Speaker 6: But now that I was, I just.
Speaker 4: Wanted to make a comment prior before we end it
Speaker 4: on this on what you just discussed. So I guess
Speaker 4: we'll do it after we pay it.
Speaker 1: Make you point and take us to break.
Speaker 4: Not only did Trump commission and panel a commission to
Speaker 4: look at voter fraud which came up with absolutely nothing.
Speaker 4: Democrat didn't didn't pandel it Trump and paneled it. They
Speaker 4: came up with nothing as relates to voter fraud. I
Speaker 4: just got to say, in Texas, Miss Lydia Rodriguez, obvious,
Speaker 4: Crystal Masons Martinez. I'm sorry Crystal Mason's example. While they
Speaker 4: may be the individuals whose names we call, this is
Speaker 4: a shot over the bow to every Latino voter and
Speaker 4: every black voter in the state of Texas to say
Speaker 4: that you are not wanted. And when we see a
Speaker 4: not wanted sign, when people step and stand in the
Speaker 4: doorway of progress, Hello South, when they stay in the
Speaker 4: door where we we go through a window, we figure
Speaker 4: a way to go in and have our impact. However,
Speaker 4: we have to make it happen. I just want to
Speaker 4: make sure that their attacks on us, y'all don't land.
Speaker 4: There are going to be these efforts that go after individuals.
Speaker 4: They are going to attempt to prosecute us. They are
Speaker 4: going to attempt to malign us and call us everything
Speaker 4: but a child of God. And if we let them win,
Speaker 4: winning for them is going to be every individual citizen
Speaker 4: who is eligible to vote making the decision that they
Speaker 4: are not going to vote because they don't want to
Speaker 4: deal with that drama. I understand you're not wanting to
Speaker 4: deal with it, but their strategy isn't to get miss Lydia.
Speaker 4: Their strategy is not just to get Crystal by herself.
Speaker 4: The strategy is to keep the rest of us from
Speaker 4: daring to exercise our rights because of if we do,
Speaker 4: these are the consequences that await us, and that would
Speaker 4: be a win for them. We cannot allow them to
Speaker 4: have the courts. We will get that back in balance
Speaker 4: at some point, but this that's going down right now,
Speaker 4: and it's going to be repeated from here until election
Speaker 4: day and beyond. We cannot let them win, y'all, because
Speaker 4: their goal is to keep us in time, imitated, silenced
Speaker 4: in our corner, and not voting. That's how they win.
Speaker 4: So I just wanted to just say that bring this
Speaker 4: to the point that it ain't about these individual stories alone, y'all.
Speaker 4: This is this is a strategy that they have deployed.
Speaker 4: They know it, they invented it. It's worked so many
Speaker 4: times before, but not this day, not today, Not this day.
Speaker 1: Somebody called that stupid eight hundred number they had for
Speaker 1: voter fraud that Trump enacted, and everybody they started getting
Speaker 1: pranks like everybody started calling and somebody said, Hi, I
Speaker 1: just want you to know I voted in off fifty states.
Speaker 1: It's so stupid anyway, all right, exactly, yeah, minute.
Speaker 6: Mark, we're gonna hit this brake.
Speaker 5: Wellcome, welcome, Welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome.
Speaker 6: Okay, So well, we've teased it this entire show, and
Speaker 6: it was not by design. We kept want to get
Speaker 6: to it. But this feels like the best place near
Speaker 6: the end of the show to talk about something that
Speaker 6: has sounded like near the end of time. So the
Speaker 6: National Federation of Republican Assemblies, I've been calling them the Confederation.
Speaker 6: They call themselves Frederick Douglas Republicans. God only knows why,
Speaker 6: because they're using something from a night or Sorry at
Speaker 6: eighteen fifty seven Supreme Court decision against dred Scott, where
Speaker 6: the Supreme Court ruled that the Constitution didn't apply to
Speaker 6: dred Scott because he wasn't a United States citizen and
Speaker 6: therefore he had to remain enslaved. Well, this National Federation
Speaker 6: of Republican Assemblies has decided that that ruling should apply
Speaker 6: to Kamala Harris and she should not be qualified to
Speaker 6: run for the United States presidency. Now here's the problem.
Speaker 6: We've talked about the birtherism movement for a long time.
Speaker 6: We know that Donald Trump was one of the chief
Speaker 6: architects of it when Barack Obama ran. And here the
Speaker 6: NFRA is coming around to try to run that thing back.
Speaker 6: And they did just do it to Kamala Harris. They
Speaker 6: also did it to some folks on their side named
Speaker 6: Nikki Haley and Vivek Ramaswami. So there's that. Now here's
Speaker 6: the little history lesson I just have for y'all, and
Speaker 6: I love for y'all to weigh in. There are two
Speaker 6: things that makes this completely irrelevant. One is, and Andrew,
Speaker 6: I knew you were going to get to this too.
Speaker 6: There was the thirteenth, the fourteenth and fifteenth Amendment, all
Speaker 6: ratified between eighteen sixty five and eighteen sixty nine reconstruction.
Speaker 6: How about that that would make it so that what
Speaker 6: they're talking about from this dread Scott decision is no
Speaker 6: longer applicable. And then there was an eighteen ninety eight
Speaker 6: Supreme Court case US versus won kim Arc, which was
Speaker 6: about whether or not the Chinese Exclusion Act applied to
Speaker 6: this particular citizen. They made it very clear in that
Speaker 6: court case as well, who what natural born citizen was
Speaker 6: and the child had to be born here. Kamala Harris's
Speaker 6: parents became United States citizens later. I don't even want
Speaker 6: to get into this because I'm tired of this. We
Speaker 6: shouldn't still be talking about it. It is so dumb. But
Speaker 6: I just want to make sure y'all understand from the
Speaker 6: National Confederacy of the Republicans assemblies y'all on that bush.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but also there's the little thing that happened in
Speaker 1: eighteen sixty one. I mean this happened. This ruling was
Speaker 1: eighteen fifty seven. This is before the Civil War of
Speaker 1: eighteen sixty one. Yes, So this is literally it's like
Speaker 1: you're going against America. Like it would literally be like
Speaker 1: pushing a policy that that Russia introduced in America. This
Speaker 1: was not an American thing. So every time you see
Speaker 1: people flagging these conservative flags and wearing this, it's like
Speaker 1: those people fought against what are now the United States.
Speaker 1: They were looking to secede from the Union. So it's
Speaker 1: bizarre that they're pulling, well, the America that exists today.
Speaker 1: It's very anti American from those But I'm talking logic,
Speaker 1: so I don't know if that's all.
Speaker 8: All that.
Speaker 6: Logic. What are they talking because.
Speaker 4: I think they're talking strict constructionism, right, think they call
Speaker 4: themselves strict constructionists. They stick to the letter of the Constitution.
Speaker 4: But obviously, if you're going to subscribe to the system
Speaker 4: of governance in the United States of America, decisions that
Speaker 4: are decided by the United States Supreme Court can be
Speaker 4: overturned by future courts. And that's exactly what Angela pointed
Speaker 4: out while dread Scott. We may have been property, you
Speaker 4: fast forward that thing a little bit. We're no longer property.
Speaker 4: We're human, we're people us unless they maintain that we're
Speaker 4: still property right, and if that's the case, then you'd
Speaker 4: have to delegitimize a whole set of progress that's taking
Speaker 4: place since that point at the hands of black foes.
Speaker 4: So it's just it doesn't make any sense. I just
Speaker 4: wish that they were in some ways, some ways fidel
Speaker 4: to what it is that they say they stand for.
Speaker 4: If you stand for the Constitution of the United States
Speaker 4: and the laws therein appertaining to its citizens, then you
Speaker 4: know that a court, when a court comes down on
Speaker 4: a decision that becomes the order of the day in
Speaker 4: alignment with the Constitution and the laws up until such
Speaker 4: point as they are changed. Well, they were changed through
Speaker 4: a war, through a Supreme Court, through a presidency, and
Speaker 4: a whole legacy of progress that's taken place ever since.
Speaker 4: These folks, these honestly, Angela, I think they are trolling us.
Speaker 4: Excuse my language. I just left the AMI convention. Anyway,
Speaker 4: I think that they are trolling us because if they
Speaker 4: were serious, they would follow a lawsuit. And I need
Speaker 4: to be careful what I'm asking for, as you have
Speaker 4: already won. The Supreme Court is backwards to But I
Speaker 4: cannot imagine just as I couldn't imagine us declaring a
Speaker 4: king in twenty twenty four, I couldn't imagine a real
Speaker 4: legitimate court saying, oh, Dred Scott still snids legitimate.
Speaker 6: And that's the thing. I think that what the reason
Speaker 6: why I wanted to talk about this is not to
Speaker 6: give it teeth, But just like we talked about the
Speaker 6: voter fraud, the alleged voter fraud attacks, the raids, these
Speaker 6: are things that I never thought we would see in
Speaker 6: our lifetime, y'all. These are the things that our grandparents witness,
Speaker 6: our parents on the tailent witness. Why are we witnessing
Speaker 6: it again? I'm bringing this this It's not a case,
Speaker 6: it's a resolution they introduced, but I'm bringing it up
Speaker 6: as a flag because they could try to take this
Speaker 6: to the court and I don't trust the Supreme Court
Speaker 6: of the United States.
Speaker 1: And that sounds crazy, but I don't trust it. And
Speaker 1: so Andrew was like, why don't they just too?
Speaker 6: I'm like, why don't we not?
Speaker 1: And it doesn't sound crazy that you don't trust them
Speaker 1: to me? Can I ask you guys a question before
Speaker 1: we get to tult action. I just want to hear
Speaker 1: from y' all on this before we gotta go. Do
Speaker 1: we think a debate between Kamala Harris, Vice President Kamala
Speaker 1: Harris and Donald Trump is going to happen?
Speaker 6: Yes?
Speaker 1: You say yes?
Speaker 6: Yes?
Speaker 4: Andrew?
Speaker 1: What you say.
Speaker 4: Was he frozen if his team decides his only Yeah?
Speaker 6: No.
Speaker 4: I was thinking about it because I want to say no,
Speaker 4: because I think this guy ultimately is intimidated by her
Speaker 4: the fact that she has stepped on the other side
Speaker 4: of this mute button.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 4: If y'all remember it was Trump's team that did not
Speaker 4: want those Mike Madet when he was dividing Baden by Biden.
Speaker 4: Biden stood firm that he wanted his team did because
Speaker 4: he did not want to have what happened with with
Speaker 4: UH with Clinton, where he's over talking her and over speaking.
Speaker 4: So it was a it was a way to keep
Speaker 4: him safe. Well, guess what Comlin got them safety concerns.
Speaker 4: She feels like if if, if you, if you feel
Speaker 4: in froggy, jump and see what's on the other side
Speaker 4: of the landing, because she trusts her instincts and she
Speaker 4: trusts her ability to handle him. I trust her ability
Speaker 4: to fully handle that dude body him. But but but
Speaker 4: his team is now saying, okay, mute button must stay
Speaker 4: in place because they don't trust that their candidate is
Speaker 4: safe in her hands.
Speaker 5: And they're right to.
Speaker 6: Conclude that that looks like lily pad. So if you're
Speaker 6: feel in frogly feeling frog, if you're feeling frog and
Speaker 6: leaf on this lily.
Speaker 1: We should have been wearing those T shirts at the DNC.
Speaker 4: I'm just saying, I feel Angela will body them body
Speaker 4: him too, So it doesn't you know either way either way,
Speaker 4: they don't trust it. So my instincts say he doesn't
Speaker 4: want a condition under which he's he is handled by her. Yeah,
Speaker 4: and I don't understand. I don't really believe that that
Speaker 4: she would pull out of a debate.
Speaker 1: But if anybody back out, he's going to back out.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 4: So so, so can we talk about this?
Speaker 1: I want to get into it. I'm not doing this
Speaker 1: caricature that Angela wants to do. But we got a plan.
Speaker 6: Oh my god, that was never the plan.
Speaker 1: Man, We got a plan now though, right, James, g
Speaker 1: our friend, James, are we gonna do Are we gonna
Speaker 1: do that next week? Yeah? We want to do it
Speaker 1: next week.
Speaker 4: Wait, you didn't tell us whether or not you thought
Speaker 4: he voting? I mean, is he going to debate?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 5: You?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 1: Do I think?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 1: I so, I say no. I do not think these
Speaker 1: two will come together in the debate stage, as much
Speaker 1: as I would like them to. I say he's gonna
Speaker 1: find some reason to pull out. I hope I'm wrong.
Speaker 6: If there how much money are we betting on this?
Speaker 6: Twenty dollars got five five on it?
Speaker 1: No dinner?
Speaker 6: Okay, dinner, okay, dinner.
Speaker 1: So if they okay, okay, if they if they debate,
Speaker 1: Andrew and Tiff are buying me dinner? Yes?
Speaker 6: Both the y'all are on that side. I'm gonna win.
Speaker 6: I'm ready.
Speaker 4: I said, I was up the middle.
Speaker 6: No, you can't be in the You always trying to
Speaker 6: do it.
Speaker 5: I'm never in the middle.
Speaker 6: Andrew.
Speaker 1: You are trying to most debate or not. You said no,
Speaker 1: what so Andrew? You trying to play both yes, but
Speaker 1: tell him he does it. I do not try to
Speaker 1: Katie carry.
Speaker 4: Not being entertained. That's not both.
Speaker 1: Us a native land pod polling firm, and I will
Speaker 1: ask a yes or no question.
Speaker 6: Andrew's like, well, it depends exactly. You do that all
Speaker 6: the time, Andrew.
Speaker 4: No, I just try to get clear on the questions.
Speaker 1: Okay, we owe you dinner if they debate rules, that's
Speaker 1: the rules.
Speaker 6: Yes, but I want two different dinners.
Speaker 1: That's fair, that's fair, Okay, okay, different for the price of.
Speaker 4: Around here. I'm cooking. I'm cooking the one that you're
Speaker 4: getting from me.
Speaker 6: No, no, no, no.
Speaker 4: You can't set conditions on that.
Speaker 6: What can you cook?
Speaker 4: I said, by the baby.
Speaker 6: You can't make no jambalaya?
Speaker 1: Can you make us?
Speaker 6: Well, you have to make.
Speaker 1: Okay, and then you got If they don't debate, then
Speaker 1: we got it.
Speaker 4: What do you make?
Speaker 6: Your chicken for jambalaya, Andrew.
Speaker 4: If it don't come with the Zaans, Oh.
Speaker 6: No, absolutely not.
Speaker 1: And you're just trying to run a Zan's commercial. They
Speaker 1: have some dollars, run us our money.
Speaker 6: It's sliding down the chair.
Speaker 1: I think it's got these calls to action? Do y'all
Speaker 1: have I want to go?
Speaker 6: I am too upset. Andrew just tried to say, making.
Speaker 1: Both of us, So Andrew, you go first.
Speaker 4: Me and Angelo for y'all talking about dead poor girl.
Speaker 1: Anyway, I'm looking for it.
Speaker 6: Where are you?
Speaker 3: Where?
Speaker 4: Do you haven't seen conditions changed?
Speaker 5: Maam?
Speaker 1: Do you have a CTA? Andrew?
Speaker 5: Yes?
Speaker 4: I want to just thank and congratulate my pastor, an
Speaker 4: amazing man. The man who, when I had to surrender
Speaker 4: myself to the government unjustly drove me there. The man
Speaker 4: who stayed with me, keeping his eyesight on those law
Speaker 4: enforcement offices the entire time. The man who showed up
Speaker 4: every single day to trial, even after he broke his foot,
Speaker 4: stumbled into the courthouse for me, prayed for me and
Speaker 4: us and my family Jay and on the kids.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 4: The man who baptized my my three children. Pastor now
Speaker 4: Bishop elect of the African Methodist Episcopal Church, good friend
Speaker 4: and great father, husband partner Reverend Julie S. Mcallisair his
Speaker 4: wife Dina McAllistair for their service.
Speaker 1: Young who worked with Angela at the Congressional Black Caucus
Speaker 1: and was at the White House both White.
Speaker 6: Campaign operative extraordinary on the trail now and baby.
Speaker 4: New baby, new baby's mama. She is new mom, so
Speaker 4: thanks congratulations to her sister and her brother in law
Speaker 4: and my pastor and friend.
Speaker 6: And the legacy of her father.
Speaker 5: Young.
Speaker 1: Yes, the church has a rich history too, and just
Speaker 1: the ready and all the things they've done. So I
Speaker 1: haven't met Bishop McAllister, but I would like to.
Speaker 4: Andrew is excellent man.
Speaker 5: When you come visit, we'll all go to church together.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 6: I love that. I love that calls to action. H
Speaker 6: y'all need listened as mini pod because I guess it's
Speaker 6: some stuff we need to get on going. I also
Speaker 6: want to tell y'all, if you can, please make sure
Speaker 6: you go back and listen to our episodes last week.
Speaker 6: I'm extraordinarily proud of them because of how much work
Speaker 6: we all put in to make sure that happened. Y'all
Speaker 6: don't understand we had never live streamed before as our podcast,
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Speaker 6: conventions ever, so it was it was a major undertaking.
Speaker 6: And I just again want to shout out our team, Lauren, Nick, Lolo, Chloe,
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Speaker 4: Hey Angela, Angela RJ told me that in the chats
Speaker 4: during the live is where it was at. She's like
Speaker 4: Watt lives, I would like to.
Speaker 1: See the comments. All right, I'll be always since I
Speaker 1: know we want to have mini pod. So this is
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Speaker 6: Do you see what I'm holding?
Speaker 4: Tips?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 6: Yes, yes, no, this is not this is the lily
Speaker 6: pad still because Tips this was tips Wet said. So
Speaker 6: if you feel in, because.
Speaker 1: I might lead back and hop you know how many
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Speaker 6: D not enough, I think it was.
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