Speaker 1: Stay right here for our final news round up and
Speaker 1: information overload.
Speaker 2: I just round up Information overload hour. Here's our toll
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Speaker 2: sean if you would like to join us. Twenty days
Speaker 2: to election day, early voting going on in most states.
Speaker 2: I have said, and I've started the program, we're talking
Speaker 2: a lot about this is when Democrats hit their back
Speaker 2: against the wall, they get desperate. And when they get desperate,
Speaker 2: they go back to their usual playbook. Republicans racist, sexist, homophobic, xenophobic, Islamophobic,
Speaker 2: trans phobic, They want dirty air water, and they want
Speaker 2: to kill Grandma and grandpa and steal the social security
Speaker 2: of Medicare. And now it's gone to even another level.
Speaker 2: James Carvel comparing Donald Trump to an is rally upcoming
Speaker 2: in Madison Square Garden. It's going to be like, you know,
Speaker 2: Adolf Hitler. And we've we've heard these comparisons. Kamala Harris
Speaker 2: on with Charlemagne the God Yes, suggesting yes, we can
Speaker 2: say Trump will bring in fascism and suggests that Donald
Speaker 2: Trump will put non white people in camps.
Speaker 3: Listen It's two very different visions for our nation. One
Speaker 3: mind that is about taking us forward and progress and
Speaker 3: investing the American people, investing in their ambitions, dealing with
Speaker 3: their challenges. And the other, Donald Trump is about taking
Speaker 3: us backward.
Speaker 2: That is about fascism.
Speaker 3: Why can't we just say it? Yes, we can't say that.
Speaker 4: Hi.
Speaker 5: I'm Bobby from Georgia and I have a question for
Speaker 5: Kamala Harris. Could you please respond to Trump's claim that
Speaker 5: he's going to use the Alien Enemies Act of seventeen
Speaker 5: ninety eight to round up immigrants if he wins the election.
Speaker 5: This law was last used to put Asian Americans in
Speaker 5: internment camps during World War Two, and I have a
Speaker 5: sneaking suspicion that if Trump wins, He's going to use
Speaker 5: this law to put anyone that doesn't look white in camp.
Speaker 5: And I'm scared.
Speaker 3: Yeah, So you've hit on a really important point and
Speaker 3: expressed it. I think so well, which is he is
Speaker 3: achieving his intended effect to make you scared. He is
Speaker 3: running full time on a campaign that is about instilling fear,
Speaker 3: not about hope, not about optimism, not about the future,
Speaker 3: but about fear. And so this is yet another example.
Speaker 2: And then we've got other people all over the media.
Speaker 2: I mean it's all over fake news CNN, all over MSDNC,
Speaker 2: and all over the broadcast networks and of course major
Speaker 2: newspapers in the country as well. I'll just give you
Speaker 2: a few examples of how insane the rhetoric is getting
Speaker 2: with only twenty days to go. We'll start with Rafael Warnock,
Speaker 2: senator from Georgia, Trump will be dangerous to women, and
Speaker 2: two black men, and then Joylist Behart Trump is a
Speaker 2: fascist that he wants to send in the military to
Speaker 2: kill liberals, and Stuart Stevens at MSTNC suggesting Trump supporters
Speaker 2: could burn down voting centers to discount black votes. Well, obviously,
Speaker 2: the polls are showing that African Americans, at least in
Speaker 2: the polling too many seem to be going for Donald Trump.
Speaker 2: So oh, let's play the race card.
Speaker 6: Listen, if you do not vote as a vote, it's
Speaker 6: a vote for Donald Trump, it's to send this man
Speaker 6: one step closer to the White House, which, finally, let
Speaker 6: me say, will be literally dangerous or so much so.
Speaker 6: Many of the people that we know dangerous, as we've
Speaker 6: demonstrated for women, but this man let me remind the
Speaker 6: black men who are listening to men of color communities
Speaker 6: of color, he will be dangerous.
Speaker 7: All right, let's talk about fascism for a second, okay,
Speaker 7: because that came up also. I think that you covered
Speaker 7: this other part. This is the definition is to find
Speaker 7: as a political movement that embraces the far right, nationalism,
Speaker 7: and the forceful suppression of any opposition or all overseeing
Speaker 7: by an authoritarian government. That definition has Trump's picture next
Speaker 7: to it in the dictionary. I mean he wants to
Speaker 7: send the military to attack liberals if he gets in.
Speaker 7: That is basically and the king of fascism is Mussolini,
Speaker 7: who spoke better English than he does. And so I
Speaker 7: think that to say that he's a fascist is completely accurate.
Speaker 7: I mean, it does fit the definition. He wants to
Speaker 7: send the military in to attack his opponents. I mean,
Speaker 7: what more do you really need to hear?
Speaker 4: What is really to fear here is put yourself in
Speaker 4: the mindset that the Trump campaign really doesn't think it
Speaker 4: can win either the popular vote or the electoral college.
Speaker 4: You look at this campaign, it makes no sense. He's
Speaker 4: not trying to add voters. What they want to do
Speaker 4: is they want to win the election night until the inauguration.
Speaker 4: And if they can go in and they can violently
Speaker 4: disrupt these counting centers, how will states be able to
Speaker 4: certify elections? He burned down a county center in Arizona.
Speaker 4: How does the governor certify those elections?
Speaker 8: What world do we end?
Speaker 9: Then?
Speaker 8: Wow?
Speaker 2: You think they sound desperate? There they are? Anyway here
Speaker 2: to analyze all of this. Joe Kancha Fox News contributor,
Speaker 2: author of the bestseller Progressively Worse, Why Today's Democrats Ain't
Speaker 2: your Daddy's Donkey, And Carol Roth, entrepreneur author of You
Speaker 2: Will Own Nothing, Your War with a New Financial World Order,
Speaker 2: thank you both for being with us. Jael's start with
Speaker 2: you because this is your wheelhouse, the media and how
Speaker 2: corrupt they are. None of what they have said is true.
Speaker 10: You know.
Speaker 2: The only one that made any sense on this, and
Speaker 2: he's going to vote for Kamala Harris is Bill Maher.
Speaker 2: And he said, well, I could tell you what I'm
Speaker 2: going to do if Donald Trump wins. He goes, I'm
Speaker 2: gonna write jokes about him every week and tell those jokes,
Speaker 2: and I'm going to do my job every day, and
Speaker 2: I'm not going anywhere and it's kinda you know, of
Speaker 2: God for big Kamala Harris wins, I'm not going anywhere.
Speaker 2: I'm not living in this ridiculous space where I'm leaving
Speaker 2: the country again.
Speaker 3: Think it.
Speaker 2: You know, they're trying to scare people that might be
Speaker 2: vulnerable to these this this fear mongering. What's your reaction, Sean.
Speaker 8: I have a whole chapter on Bill Maher actually in
Speaker 8: my book progressively worse because I call him one of
Speaker 8: the last voices of reason in the Democratic Party. I
Speaker 8: don't agree with a lot of what he says, but
Speaker 8: his worldview and his perspective of his own party. He
Speaker 8: has literally said, I haven't left the Democratic Party.
Speaker 9: They've left me.
Speaker 8: They've gone so far to the left and so crazy.
Speaker 8: And you've got to admire somebody who goes on that
Speaker 8: show every week in that studio in Los Angeles, knowing
Speaker 8: what his studio audience has made up of, and says
Speaker 8: the things that he says, and calling out his own
Speaker 8: party for basically sounding crazy. And that's how they sound.
Speaker 8: This is a matter of sounding crazy versus common sense.
Speaker 8: As for Kamala Harris, as far as going on all
Speaker 8: these shows to try to gain black voters. If we're
Speaker 8: twenty days away from the election and a black candidate
Speaker 8: for president is still having trouble getting black voters to
Speaker 8: support her to a level that they supported an old
Speaker 8: white guy like Joe Biden, that is a huge problem
Speaker 8: for her. And we've talked about this, I'll say it again.
Speaker 8: If she's falling short in the black vote, then she's
Speaker 8: not going to win Georgia because she can't run up
Speaker 8: the score in Atlanta. She's not going to win Pennsylvania
Speaker 8: because she can't run up score in Philadelphia. She's not
Speaker 8: going to win Michigan because she can't run up the
Speaker 8: score in Detroit. So she doesn't have that vote, and
Speaker 8: she's struggling with the Hispanic vote, I mean mightily struggling.
Speaker 8: We're talking about Hillary Clinton won Hispanics by forty points
Speaker 8: in twenty sixteen, and she's still lost and Kamala does
Speaker 8: not have that support. That's a big problem. And she
Speaker 8: doesn't have the unions Firefighters union in Michigan. Yesterday I said,
Speaker 8: we're not endorsing anybody, means we're not behind Jakamala. You're
Speaker 8: not an auto workers rank and file don't like her,
Speaker 8: steel workers don't like her teamsters don't like her, restaurant
Speaker 8: workers don't like her. So without that core constituency that
Speaker 8: Democrats have relied on to barely win elections, if they're
Speaker 8: not with her, boy, that's that desperation that we're hearing
Speaker 8: now from all these so called media members who can
Speaker 8: only talk about fascism and how horrible Trump is because
Speaker 8: they can't talk about the issues because they know that
Speaker 8: he's on the right side of those issues. It sounds
Speaker 8: so pathetic, but actually it's kind of delicious on some
Speaker 8: of them. Also, if you're.
Speaker 2: All for common sense anyway, Yeah, Saudi House does say
Speaker 2: we in the media need to do more to help
Speaker 2: Kamalaw Like, oh, is that your job? Okay, what's your take, Carol?
Speaker 11: It actually is their job, Sean who We've seen the
Speaker 11: gas lighting that has come from the Democratic Party that
Speaker 11: is being repeated by the corporate press, and I think
Speaker 11: that across demographics, people are sick of hearing that. You know,
Speaker 11: they heard that the economist was great and that there
Speaker 11: was going to be no inflation and that there would
Speaker 11: be you know, there's border issues, there's no border issues,
Speaker 11: and so on and so forth. And at the same time,
Speaker 11: you know, we we have empirical evidence. We have three
Speaker 11: and a half years where people have lived under Kamala Harris,
Speaker 11: and we have almost four years of Trump as well,
Speaker 11: and so people understand the reality. The creating of this
Speaker 11: pretend narrative that these things are going to happen when
Speaker 11: people can go back to their own lived experience sounds
Speaker 11: desperate and is really a gut punch for people who
Speaker 11: are just trying to be able to pay the rent,
Speaker 11: pay for their food, and so on so forth.
Speaker 2: I mean, I think that they have overplayed their hand,
Speaker 2: and I think this rhetoric is landing on deaf ears.
Speaker 2: I might be wrong, Joe Kanca, but they have thrown
Speaker 2: every name possible at Donald Trump, fascist, Nazi. I mean,
Speaker 2: you know, now they're really going in hard on the
Speaker 2: race card. And she's now offering what I would argue
Speaker 2: is unconstitutional programs only for African Americans and I'm not
Speaker 2: talking about reparations, but only special you know, forgivable loans
Speaker 2: to African Americans. And I don't think that would pass
Speaker 2: a constitutional muster. On top of the fact that I
Speaker 2: think there's a lot of pandering involved too, will these
Speaker 2: tactics of playing the race card and pandering work.
Speaker 8: Well, here's the thing that you know, when you read
Speaker 8: the story, if you have young kids, like I know
Speaker 8: the boy you cried wolf, you say these things after
Speaker 8: a while, and they tend to lose their impact. So
Speaker 8: we're not talking about like, hey, Donald Trump is this
Speaker 8: new candidate, and boy, they're really going after him in
Speaker 8: the kitchen. Think as far as racism and fascism and
Speaker 8: senophobia and all this stuff. This has been going on
Speaker 8: now for more than nine years. Remember June of twenty fifteen,
Speaker 8: that's how long ago is when he went down the
Speaker 8: Golden escalator at Trump Tower. And they've been saying these
Speaker 8: things ever since, in the same places, over and over again.
Speaker 8: All I know is I look at the polling and look,
Speaker 8: I know you can't trust polls, but I trust trends.
Speaker 8: And all I know is ever since that Vice presidential
Speaker 8: debates on it seems like there has been a real
Speaker 8: shift change. That Jadavan said that well that night, and
Speaker 8: Tim Waltz looks so utterly buffoonish, like a goofy eighty
Speaker 8: sitcom dad, that that's when things really start to turn around.
Speaker 8: Then Trump does that Butler rally in Pennsylvania. Then Kamala
Speaker 8: does this so called media blitz where it has not
Speaker 8: gone well for in any way, shape or form. She's
Speaker 8: talking yesterday about how we have to explore possibly reparations,
Speaker 8: where the founder of Black Entertainment Network BT he says
Speaker 8: that'll cost something like fourteen trillion dollars. Yeah, we could
Speaker 8: afford that. She's gotten back to twenty nineteen Kamala in
Speaker 8: terms of when she speaks, her numbers go down and
Speaker 8: saying things profoundly, way way to the left when she's
Speaker 8: supposed to be running to the center. Those three factors
Speaker 8: right now have the win that Trump's back, and I
Speaker 8: know it's just the betting markets, but he's gone down.
Speaker 8: He's gone from down five a month ago to up
Speaker 8: more than twenty points in terms of his chances of winning.
Speaker 8: And now he leads in every swing state in terms
Speaker 8: of the polling averages, not just picking one pole but
Speaker 8: all poles. So he is peaking at the right time.
Speaker 8: She's going backwards at the wrong time. And I think
Speaker 8: tonight on Fox News, when Breckbear has it for thirty
Speaker 8: minutes straight, no commercials, more importantly, no editing in any way,
Speaker 8: shape or form, we get to see her unfiltered. I
Speaker 8: think that's going to be really the beginning of the
Speaker 8: end for her. I really believe that.
Speaker 2: Do you think the name calling has diminishing returns, Carol Ross?
Speaker 11: I really do. And again as to Joe's points, if
Speaker 11: we didn't have the experience, and we hadn't lived under
Speaker 11: the epic gas lighting, that perhaps it would take on
Speaker 11: a life of its own. But so much of it
Speaker 11: is projection. When you hear something like fascism, when you
Speaker 11: hear something like, you know, the demo one Party control,
Speaker 11: you know, this is the party that swapped out their
Speaker 11: candidate in the middle of the night. This is a
Speaker 11: party this going after people on social media for misinformation.
Speaker 11: So it's not only do we not believe it about
Speaker 11: the other candidate, we really are reminded that this is
Speaker 11: something that you do in and of itself. And I
Speaker 11: do think that when people are struggling so much in
Speaker 11: their unities economically, when people are worried that illegal aliens
Speaker 11: are being treated better than they're being treated, even in
Speaker 11: you know, very blue areas like Chico, Chicago and New
Speaker 11: York City, it really does become a slap in the face.
Speaker 11: Why are you sitting and talking about those things instead
Speaker 11: of the things that are important to me. And then,
Speaker 11: of course we know that she can't talk about those
Speaker 11: because her track record over the last three and three
Speaker 11: quarters of years has been abysmal. So I do think
Speaker 11: that whole thesis of diminishing returns may be even more
Speaker 11: accelerated in this particular case than it might otherwise be.
Speaker 2: Right, quick break more with Joe Conchay and Carol Roth
Speaker 2: on the other side. That we'll hit the phones eight
Speaker 2: hundred and ninety four one. Shawn is on number if
Speaker 2: you want to be a part of the program. And
Speaker 2: three weeks from today we will likely be talking about
Speaker 2: election results. I don't know if we'll have all the
Speaker 2: results in, but we'll be talking about them for sure.
Speaker 2: A quick break right back, your calls also coming up
Speaker 2: straight ahead.
Speaker 12: Now.
Speaker 2: You may remember David Muir fact checking, which JBC said
Speaker 2: they weren't going to do, and the debate with Donald
Speaker 2: Trump and Kamala Harris on the issue about FBI crime
Speaker 2: being down, and here's how that went out.
Speaker 1: Crime here is up and through the roof, despite their
Speaker 1: fraudulent statements that they made crime in this country is
Speaker 1: through the roof. And we have a new form of
Speaker 1: crime is called migrant crime, and it's happening at levels
Speaker 1: that nobody thought possible.
Speaker 4: President Trump, as you know, the FBI says, overall violent
Speaker 4: crime is actually coming down in this country.
Speaker 1: But excuse me, the FBI defraud. They were defrauding statements.
Speaker 1: They didn't include the worst cities, They didn't include the
Speaker 1: cities with the worst crime. It was a fraud, just
Speaker 1: like their number of eight hundred and eighteen thousand jobs
Speaker 1: that they said they created turned out to be a fraud.
Speaker 2: Now we have a real clear investigations that's on RealClearPolitics
Speaker 2: dot com and it goes on. When the FBI originally
Speaker 2: released the final crime data for twenty twenty in September
Speaker 2: twenty twenty three, it reported the nation's violent crime rate
Speaker 2: fell two point one percent. That has been and remains
Speaker 2: the Democratic talking point to counter Donald Trump's claims of
Speaker 2: soaring crime. I've already given out statistics on this program
Speaker 2: from the DOJ that showed, yeah, violent crime is up
Speaker 2: and its way up. But now, very very very quietly,
Speaker 2: the FBI has had to revise those numbers, releasing new
Speaker 2: data for the year in question twenty twenty two showing
Speaker 2: the violent crime increased four point five percent. That means
Speaker 2: that Donald Trump was correct and David Muir was wrong,
Speaker 2: and the Democrats have been lying about it the entire campaign.
Speaker 2: The new data includes thousands more murders, rapes, robberies, aggravated assaults.
Speaker 2: The Bureau has been at the center of partisan storms.
Speaker 2: It made no mention of these review visions in their
Speaker 2: September twenty twenty four release. Why not, Now, this is
Speaker 2: what we talk about when we talk about a weaponized
Speaker 2: system of justice. Why would they do that? The actual
Speaker 2: changes in crime are extensive. I mean, you look at
Speaker 2: the updated report for twenty twenty two, there were eighty
Speaker 2: thy twenty nine more violent crimes than in twenty twenty one,
Speaker 2: an additional one thousand, six hundred and ninety nine murders,
Speaker 2: seven thousand, seven hundred and eighty rapes, thirty three thousand,
Speaker 2: four hundred and fifty nine robberies, thirty seven thousand, ninety
Speaker 2: one aggravated assaults. The question naturally arises, should the FBIS
Speaker 2: twenty twenty three numbers be believed because without the increase
Speaker 2: and the drop in violent crime, it just is, you know,
Speaker 2: you just can't trust it. Just like every every month
Speaker 2: you get economic numbers, and then maybe a month two
Speaker 2: month later, you find out, oh, they get the headline
Speaker 2: they want, Oh great news, inflation is coming down. And
Speaker 2: then the revised numbers come in a month or two later,
Speaker 2: and you don't get the big splash, the big headline,
Speaker 2: the big fanfare. I mean, it just shows you there's
Speaker 2: so many powerful institutions that just work against the American
Speaker 2: people instead of serving the American people. It's just sad.
Speaker 2: All right, let's get to our phones. David in the
Speaker 2: Buckeye state of Ohio. David, Hi, how are you glad?
Speaker 2: You called?
Speaker 8: Hi?
Speaker 13: Sean? How are you okay? Well, I here's the thing
Speaker 13: with the FEMA. You're talking about FEMA and they talk
Speaker 13: about the seven hundred and fifty dollars. And I worked
Speaker 13: with Hurricane Sandy on the claim side of things an
Speaker 13: operation center from November two when that hit and through
Speaker 13: February back then.
Speaker 2: Okay, did you work did you work for FEMA.
Speaker 13: York, the New York No? I did not work for FEMA.
Speaker 13: I worked in a capacity of doing claims if they
Speaker 13: set up operations that have call centers that do the
Speaker 13: claims for people. But I interacted with the FEMA process
Speaker 13: a lot because the actual claims of the flood claims
Speaker 13: that come in and working those and then understanding how
Speaker 13: the limitations are there for that. So when people are
Speaker 13: initially getting those claims in for their seven or things dollars,
Speaker 13: these people have nowhere to go. They're getting money to
Speaker 13: them the first thing they can authorize is that. But
Speaker 13: a lot of them initially are getting turned down. There's
Speaker 13: a lot of clerical errors or missing documents. It happens
Speaker 13: a lot, and that's one of the issues you're going
Speaker 13: to You wanna look at the people want to look at.
Speaker 13: They don't want to give up. I know they're working
Speaker 13: with someone a worker of mine that has a friend
Speaker 13: in the in the Black Mountain area in Nashville. But
Speaker 13: they also he applied, he's law enforcement. He applied, he
Speaker 13: got turned down. He lost his house, he watched this
Speaker 13: roof cave in and everything. He got turned down. But
Speaker 13: they have these problems, a big bureaucracy, and when they're
Speaker 13: actually applying for these things to get the seven and fifty,
Speaker 13: that's just the initial Then the adjusters go out and
Speaker 13: they do the flood stuff and they look at all
Speaker 13: the flood issues, and that's flood insurance. But then you
Speaker 13: have your house insurance. So if you divide your home visibly,
Speaker 13: anything below you work on that ground floor, that's the
Speaker 13: flood insurance. But they don't touch coverage for anything above,
Speaker 13: and they don't touch coverage for things in your home.
Speaker 13: They touch on anything it's attached to your home, your heater,
Speaker 13: your furnace, your washer, dryer, things like that, and the
Speaker 13: guts and maybe electrical. But that's what flood insurance deals with.
Speaker 13: And that's if you have flood insurance. Of course in
Speaker 13: this case, is that's the case by case, a.
Speaker 2: Lot of people don't have it. I mean that's the problem.
Speaker 2: If you're not in a flood zone, most people don't
Speaker 2: have that. And exactly, you know, this is what makes
Speaker 2: it such a tragedy. And then to add insult to injury,
Speaker 2: then you find out the monies that are supposed to
Speaker 2: be emergency relieve money for Americans. You know, well mayorc
Speaker 2: Is first saying that, oh, we don't have enough money
Speaker 2: for a hurricane season. I'm like, why not. Then you
Speaker 2: find a billion plus dollars had literally been rated to
Speaker 2: help Haris Biden illegal immigrants, and we didn't know about that,
Speaker 2: and it's frustrating. And even still, you know, all the reports,
Speaker 2: anecdotal reports I'm getting on the ground is still the
Speaker 2: government has not done the right thing for the people
Speaker 2: in North Carolina. They're not done the right thing for
Speaker 2: the people of Georgia and other states, and they're waiting
Speaker 2: for help and support and aid, and their entire lives
Speaker 2: have been turned upside down. And it's sort of like, Okay,
Speaker 2: the hurricane came and the hurricane went, and for those
Speaker 2: people that lost everything, you know, oops, you know, sorry,
Speaker 2: And and this seems to be very little love and
Speaker 2: concern on the part of government. And this is why
Speaker 2: I don't understand why people, you know, trust government. You know,
Speaker 2: what is government doing so successfully? How are your school systems? Now,
Speaker 2: they're a good school There are good school districts in
Speaker 2: the country, they really are. They usually tend to be
Speaker 2: in wealthy neighborhoods. You know, if you look at any
Speaker 2: big city in America, you know, cities that have been
Speaker 2: run by liberal Democrats for decades, and New York City
Speaker 2: is a case in point. And you look at the
Speaker 2: test scores of kids, you know, they're atrocious, and we're
Speaker 2: failing these kids at a very high level and it's
Speaker 2: all preventable. Is it smart to implement what is the
Speaker 2: most radical environmental agenda ever? And for Kamala Harris to
Speaker 2: have said that she wants to sew oil companies and
Speaker 2: stop offshore drilling and eliminate fracking, but only because she
Speaker 2: needs Pennsylvania in this election? Does she change her mind?
Speaker 12: You know?
Speaker 2: Are you better off than you were four years ago?
Speaker 2: Who is the real Kamala Harris? We're twenty days out
Speaker 2: of this election and nobody can get can give an
Speaker 2: honest answer, and she's not being honest and it's it's frustrating. Anyway,
Speaker 2: I do appreciate your call, my friend. Thank you. Eight
Speaker 2: hundred and nine four one, Shawn is our number. Chris
Speaker 2: in Texas, the great state of Texas. God bless Texas.
Speaker 2: What's up, Chris? How are you?
Speaker 9: Hey? Sean? I'm good. You're a great American?
Speaker 13: Hey, thank you?
Speaker 2: My friends? Are you? What's up?
Speaker 9: For Obama to scold and be ray Blackman not voting
Speaker 9: for Kmala is just outright putting skin color over content
Speaker 9: of characters because he knows she has none. And it's
Speaker 9: because of you conservative pop radio and TV. It shows
Speaker 9: her mouth seasons has been exposed. Biden did the same
Speaker 9: exact thing when he made his VP at DEI Higher,
Speaker 9: and now they're in a panic.
Speaker 2: Well made his You mean you think that Kamala Harris
Speaker 2: was I don't no idea why I pick Kamala Harris.
Speaker 2: I'm not I'm not going to make that assumption, but
Speaker 2: I will say this, he is not prepared to be president.
Speaker 2: I really, you know. More I see and listen to her,
Speaker 2: and the more that we have examined her in her
Speaker 2: own words and her radical views, the more I know
Speaker 2: she is so extreme, so radical, that if these policies
Speaker 2: are ever implemented, the country we know will never look
Speaker 2: be the same again. I don't know how you reverse
Speaker 2: the greed New Deal. I don't know how you reverse
Speaker 2: ev mandates once you put you know, hundreds of billions
Speaker 2: of dollars into it. I don't know how you reverse
Speaker 2: open borders with people that have not been vetted and
Speaker 2: then offered the Mantatha citizenship and a free sex change
Speaker 2: operation on top of it. I don't know how you
Speaker 2: return to law and order, you know, I just don't
Speaker 2: know anyway. Appreciate the call, my friend, Thank you for
Speaker 2: being with us. I hope you'll vote for Ted Cruz
Speaker 2: in Texas. He definitely needs support the throwing a ton
Speaker 2: of money at him to defeat him. Here in the
Speaker 2: Free State of Florida, we got Blake standing by, Hey, Blake,
Speaker 2: how are you glad you called?
Speaker 13: Shawn?
Speaker 12: Thank you so much for taking my call.
Speaker 10: So watching what happened up in Tennessee and North Carolina,
Speaker 10: I was real I understood that we need to get
Speaker 10: as much work as we can, people as we can
Speaker 10: out to those two states to help get the vote out.
Speaker 10: And I wanted to give people an example of how
Speaker 10: successful it can be with Ron de Santis and Rick Scott.
Speaker 12: Because Hurricane Michael hit the Bay County area of the Panhandle,
Speaker 12: and I have some friends of mine who put together
Speaker 12: a team of about sixty five people who went out
Speaker 12: and walked that entire area and the voter differential out
Speaker 12: in Bay County out in the Panhandle. Because of the
Speaker 12: work they did, actually got Rip Scott and got Ron
Speaker 12: DeSantis into the office. So we need to get people
Speaker 12: to go out to Tennessee, and we need to get
Speaker 12: people who go out to North Carolina to northern Georgia
Speaker 12: to go out and help people get to the bulls
Speaker 12: it will work, which it did for Ron desantas it
Speaker 12: did for Rick Scott, numerically can be proven.
Speaker 2: I have I have been in contact with people asking
Speaker 2: the question about people that want to vote, and you know,
Speaker 2: people that have been displaced, and apparently in places like
Speaker 2: North Carolina and Georgia, accommodations are being made that have
Speaker 2: been agreed to. Laura Trump confirmed that on TV two
Speaker 2: nights ago, and I you know, it's a lot to
Speaker 2: ask of people that lost everything, you know, but I
Speaker 2: think if you know, obviously this is an inflection point
Speaker 2: for the country. I'm sure a lot of people, regardless
Speaker 2: of their personal situation, don't want to relinquish their right
Speaker 2: to vote in this election, and I think that hopefully
Speaker 2: they'll be able to all get out and vote and
Speaker 2: also rebuild their lives. It would be nice to have
Speaker 2: a president that actually was hands on and gotten more involved,
Speaker 2: you know, Ronda Santis, Governor Kemp, governor McMaster. They all prestaged,
Speaker 2: you know, thousands of people, thousands of utility trucks, you know, supplies, food, water,
Speaker 2: necessities for people to come in right behind Hurricane Helene
Speaker 2: and Milton, for example, and the federal government did nothing,
Speaker 2: and a week later they had spent four million dollars.
Speaker 2: That was it, and they didn't even have search and
Speaker 2: rescue teams. If anything, they inhibited volunteer groups from doing
Speaker 2: their jobs, that doing the jobs they themselves should have
Speaker 2: been doing. October seventh was the worst terrorist attack in
Speaker 2: Israel's history. It would have been the equip a forty
Speaker 2: thousand dead Americans in a day based on their population. Side, guys,
Speaker 2: thousands of Americans taken off American soil, hostage, and the
Speaker 2: war rages on today. You have a ran now it's
Speaker 2: a forefront war. You got the hoodie rebels, you got
Speaker 2: Hezbolah in the north at a Lebanon, you got Hamas
Speaker 2: out of the south in Gaza, you got ballistic missiles
Speaker 2: from Iran. And Israel and her people are facing attacks
Speaker 2: from enemies on all sides. Now, the need of people
Speaker 2: that have been displaced, they need food, water, shelter, medicine,
Speaker 2: they need care. And that's where the International Fellowship of
Speaker 2: Christians and Jews comes in. They have done a phenomenal
Speaker 2: job because of your generosity providing that food, providing that shelter,
Speaker 2: providing those you know, satisfying those needs for people during
Speaker 2: wartime and in the middle of a crisis. You know,
Speaker 2: since the war started, thousands of reservists every day, Israeli citizens.
Speaker 2: They have had to leave their families and served their country.
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