Speaker 1: All right, we're talking about hashtag, hash tag shave your
Speaker 1: head or his hashtag shaved head. And this is women
Speaker 1: empowering themselves in light of Donald Trump's election. Now, they
Speaker 1: were lied to. They were told that IVF treatments will
Speaker 1: go away, he will ban them. That was a lie.
Speaker 1: They were lied to. He's going to support a national
Speaker 1: abortion bed. That is not true either. They were lied to.
Speaker 1: He's going to limit access to contraception. Another big lie.
Speaker 1: He's going to take away grandma and Grandpa's social security lie.
Speaker 1: He supports Project twenty twenty five. Lie. He's a Nazi, racist, fascist, slind, hitler,
Speaker 1: Nazi whatever, We're all garbage, a lie. And now Americans,
Speaker 1: some of them are saying, well, well, I'm getting out
Speaker 1: of here. We're responding, we're looking to move abroad. My
Speaker 1: attitude is, if you want to leave and you don't
Speaker 1: want to be here, you know, don't let the door
Speaker 1: hit in the ass on the way out. That's up
Speaker 1: to you. I believe in freedom. You can do whatever
Speaker 1: you want, you know. The San Francisco Chronicle publishing advice
Speaker 1: for liberals on how they they should move to Canada.
Speaker 1: I'm sure that's going to really help their their their
Speaker 1: subscriptions on that newspaper.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 1: Then, of course we have this story that we've been
Speaker 1: covering all day, which I find quite entertaining, how liberal
Speaker 1: women are going on a sex strike because Donald Trump
Speaker 1: has won. Then we have snowflakes on college campuses and
Speaker 1: their professors they are in need of a day off
Speaker 1: because of the trauma that Donald Trump won a free
Speaker 1: and fair election. The Guardian offering therapy to staff members.
Speaker 1: I mean, you can't make it up. Then then the
Speaker 1: Guardian of an article how Americans are stockpiling abortion pills
Speaker 1: and hormones ahead of the reproductive apocalypse that is coming
Speaker 1: under Donald Trump. Million of liberal women in America shaving
Speaker 1: their heads. Okay, if you want to go full on
Speaker 1: Britney spears, I believe in freedom and all of these
Speaker 1: lies that you were told. What you kind of learn
Speaker 1: at some point very shortly is that you were completely
Speaker 1: lied to. This was all just nothing but lies, smears, slander,
Speaker 1: was outright besmirchmant I mean, just frankly, it was madness. Anyway,
Speaker 1: let me play some of this for you over at
Speaker 1: that hard hitting the news show, the view, the host
Speaker 1: there clashing over who is to blame over Donald Trump
Speaker 1: winning because they did everything in their power, with their
Speaker 1: little tiny audience that might remain, you know, to do
Speaker 1: everything in their power to help elect Kamala Listen.
Speaker 3: Speaks to its voters. It really is a message of
Speaker 3: joy and inclusiveness. Know, the message of being educated, being.
Speaker 4: Dumb, and what's wrong with America?
Speaker 5: He said that funny just did. What is wrong with
Speaker 5: America is no, no.
Speaker 3: My point is, I don't blame Joe Biden. I don't
Speaker 3: believe Kamala Harris. Go back as far as you want.
Speaker 3: When they were focused on renaming schools, there were people saying, hey,
Speaker 3: students are destroying colleges.
Speaker 5: I paid for that. I sent them there.
Speaker 3: They can't learn, and everyone apologized for it and didn't
Speaker 3: want to attend to it. They also denied the border
Speaker 3: was a crisis and kept saying no, no, no, it's fine.
Speaker 3: This is not a There was a motor bill though that.
Speaker 3: My point is they screamed and screamed and screened. They
Speaker 3: didn't vote for him because he's a racist or a misogynist.
Speaker 3: They voted because they needed help in their everyday lives.
Speaker 3: They made because there's an e stat coming out on
Speaker 3: the people willing to self reflect are showing these.
Speaker 5: They're gonna say, I'm a racist and a misogynists.
Speaker 3: In the end, every racist and misogynist voted for Donald Trump.
Speaker 3: Not everyone that voted for Donald Trump was a racist.
Speaker 3: Missogys agree with everyone swept. They slept every category, and
Speaker 3: the reason they did is to say, hey, guys, no excuses.
Speaker 3: This time they lost everything. Environment to be ravaged, it's
Speaker 3: children to be shot, it's well to be hearted, it's
Speaker 3: worker to be exploited, it's poor.
Speaker 5: To starve, is cops to murder?
Speaker 2: Is the country prop in trouble?
Speaker 5: Going to make it?
Speaker 2: Hold it?
Speaker 1: Linda, Can you get me a bottle of migrain, etc.
Speaker 1: Please and have it sent over as soon as possible,
Speaker 1: maybe instacart?
Speaker 5: You got it?
Speaker 1: Absolutely extra large? Yeah, extra large now. Megan McCain, who
Speaker 1: will join us in a minute, responded to a lot
Speaker 1: of this, and she was talking about friends freaking out
Speaker 1: at the prospect of a Trump victory. This was before
Speaker 1: the election.
Speaker 4: Listen in glad to have you here, thoughts on anything
Speaker 4: you want to share.
Speaker 6: My liberal friends are freaking out. Whatever that's worth. I
Speaker 6: don't think the twenty five percent male vote in Georgia
Speaker 6: is helping anyone, and even the I don't have the
Speaker 6: numbers right directly in front of me, but the independent
Speaker 6: swing from Biden to Trump and Georgia is not a
Speaker 6: great signal for anyone who is, you know, hoping that
Speaker 6: she will win. I think there's gonna be a lot
Speaker 6: of dissecting to do. I just keep thinking of Bridgid
Speaker 6: B two C, who you had on yesterday, who is
Speaker 6: a friend of mine, who is a woman who is
Speaker 6: very anti Trump for a very long time and ended
Speaker 6: up voting for him because in no small part the
Speaker 6: culture war issues. And I really hope that if he
Speaker 6: does win, there's some real soul searching on the side
Speaker 6: of Democrats, just about the damage a lot of this
Speaker 6: has done to so many women and so many moms
Speaker 6: I know.
Speaker 1: Anyway, Megan McCain joins us now. She is the host
Speaker 1: of our own podcast, Citizen McCain. Great to have you back, Megan.
Speaker 2: How are you, hi, San?
Speaker 5: How are you?
Speaker 2: I'm very happy to be here, But I listening to
Speaker 2: clips of the view like gives me PTSD. I like
Speaker 2: can't even listen to it because it's just so awful.
Speaker 2: So thank you for having me out.
Speaker 1: Well, I gotta imagine, because I know you really well,
Speaker 1: and I've known you for a long time and we've
Speaker 1: always had a great relationship, and i've known Elizabeth hassledback
Speaker 1: for a long time. How either one of you survived that.
Speaker 5: I have no.
Speaker 1: Idea talk about PTSD. If you didn't have it, I
Speaker 1: would say, you're the most mentally tough human being on earth.
Speaker 1: What was it like when you were there? Because that
Speaker 1: show is disintegrated. If the show's going to get canceled,
Speaker 1: by the way, it's not going to be by Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: It's going to be canceled because nobody's watching. Just like
Speaker 1: these late night comedy shows, if they're going to be canceled,
Speaker 1: it's because nobody watches anymore.
Speaker 2: Oh, I completely agree, and thank you again. I've always
Speaker 2: been such a wonderful friend to me and I know
Speaker 2: to Elizabeth too, for so long. And look, I can
Speaker 2: remember a time when you used to go on the show,
Speaker 2: not that long ago. And it's really I think tragic
Speaker 2: that a show that was built on trying to showcase
Speaker 2: women's views in the country, and not just political views,
Speaker 2: but age views. It's a very old show now. I
Speaker 2: think the youngest host is forty eight and the oldest
Speaker 2: is eighty three. I think the fact that is a
Speaker 2: show that is no reflection of the American public or
Speaker 2: American women as a tragedy. But I think more importantly,
Speaker 2: I was talking to a friend of mine today who
Speaker 2: worked in the past Trump administration and will most likely
Speaker 2: work in this new Trump administration, and we were saying
Speaker 2: that we just don't know how ABC News can have
Speaker 2: this anymore, just from a strict like news ethical mandate.
Speaker 2: How do you have a relationship with the new Trump
Speaker 2: White House when there are people of sensibly viewing propaganda
Speaker 2: just against Trump, against conservatives and conservative women in general.
Speaker 2: I don't know what happens that. I do know for
Speaker 2: a fact that ratings have completely deteriorated, not just since
Speaker 2: I've been on, but just in general as the tolerance
Speaker 2: of America has changed. And it's really disappointing. You're talking
Speaker 2: about these women shaving their heads and going on sex
Speaker 2: strikes or whatever. And I think part of the problem
Speaker 2: is they've been lied to so intensely by so many
Speaker 2: people in the media that it didn't even occur to
Speaker 2: them that Trump could win. I was not surprised by
Speaker 2: President Trump Flynn because I don't consume that kind of media,
Speaker 2: and I think you should feel bad for women like
Speaker 2: that who've been gaslits so egregiously and honestly. The View
Speaker 2: is patient zero.
Speaker 1: In this all right, quick break, we'll come right back
Speaker 1: more with Megan mcain on the other side. Then we'll
Speaker 1: get to your phone calls coming up on this Friday,
Speaker 1: eight hundred nine four one Sean, if you want to
Speaker 1: be a part of the program. All right, we continue
Speaker 1: now with Megan McCain as we analyze the View and
Speaker 1: their dramatic meltdown all week. You know, I went through
Speaker 1: this last night in a pretty extensive monologue at the
Speaker 1: beginning of my show last night before I had steven A.
Speaker 1: Smith on, and steven A. Smith was voting for Kamala Harris.
Speaker 1: He's a very dear friend, close friend of mine, and
Speaker 1: he had been on the View earlier in the morning
Speaker 1: and he basically laid out for them what happened, but
Speaker 1: not that they could hear it. And here's what's deep
Speaker 1: and profound to me as I look at this. I
Speaker 1: said on the air in two thousand and seven that
Speaker 1: journalism is dead in America, and here in twenty twenty four,
Speaker 1: I can officially declare that legacy media is dead. All
Speaker 1: of these late night talk show hosts, the ones that
Speaker 1: are supposed to be funny and that are no longer funny,
Speaker 1: and nobody really watches them anymore. And all the charges
Speaker 1: they've made a Russian agent, illegitimate president, all the propaganda
Speaker 1: disinformation three years you know, hookers, golden Showers, I mean
Speaker 1: a Nazi, racist, white supremacist, fake impeachments. And I'm not
Speaker 1: saying the guy's perfect. You know, everybody has their faults, right,
Speaker 1: We've all sinned and fallen short of the glory of God.
Speaker 1: And that means Donald Trump too. They never once talked
Speaker 1: about anything he did successfully. They never vetted Kamala Harris either.
Speaker 1: And the American people see this, and they saw with
Speaker 1: their own eyes the borders were open. They feel it
Speaker 1: in their own pockets and their wallets and their pocketbooks
Speaker 1: every time they go shopping, they feel it every time
Speaker 1: they fill up their car. They see the world as
Speaker 1: burning in Europe and in the Middle East, and they
Speaker 1: can't figure it out. And I don't think anybody will
Speaker 1: ever trust them anymore. It's trust and media is now
Speaker 1: at the lowest point ever, am I wrong in saying
Speaker 1: legacy media is now dead, especially when we have podcast,
Speaker 1: social media, talk radio, Fox News and other options.
Speaker 2: No, I mean not at all. And honestly, I'm very
Speaker 2: excited about this, and I'm very happy. Excuse me as
Speaker 2: someone who left legacy media on my own fruition because
Speaker 2: I saw what was coming and as I tweeted, I
Speaker 2: was in a radical progressive, insane asylum. It is not
Speaker 2: fair to the American public that these people are getting
Speaker 2: paid the kind of paychecks they are given the platforms
Speaker 2: they are and all they do their entire job all
Speaker 2: day is just to desecrate Republicans and conservatives and people
Speaker 2: with all American values all day long. And the American
Speaker 2: public has said, we're not listening to it, we're not
Speaker 2: watching it, and we're also not voting for your candidate.
Speaker 2: And as a result, you see President Trump. I mean,
Speaker 2: I think he was in no small part elected because
Speaker 2: he went on all of these podcasts and all of
Speaker 2: these alternative media places. I mean, he went on like
Speaker 2: very deep, interesting podcasts like Leo Vaughn, not just Joe Rogan,
Speaker 2: you know, Shane Gillis, like people that men in America
Speaker 2: in particular really listen to and really pay attention to.
Speaker 2: And I think he was smart enough to understand that.
Speaker 2: And quite frankly, Vice President Harris was I think one
Speaker 2: of the big, you know, huge errors in her candidacy
Speaker 2: was not doing that kind of media and not taking
Speaker 2: Joe Rogan up on his offer to come on his show.
Speaker 2: But part of the reasons she did that is because
Speaker 2: she's incapable of doing an interview that wasn't scripted within
Speaker 2: the edge of his life. And you know, we see
Speaker 2: where it all landed. But I for when, I'm very
Speaker 2: happy legacy media is dying. I'm happy it's over. These
Speaker 2: people do not deserve to have the platforms and the
Speaker 2: paychecks that they do. And it's also exciting for me
Speaker 2: that maybe we can calm some of these women down
Speaker 2: in the country about what a Trump presidency is actually
Speaker 2: going to look like. I've had my personal issues with
Speaker 2: President Trump, as you know better than anybody, But I'm
Speaker 2: working right now. I'm writing an article, baking a list
Speaker 2: of all the things I'm excited about in the pro
Speaker 2: presidency because policy wise, America is going to become a
Speaker 2: much better, safer, more prosperous place, and for anyone, especially
Speaker 2: a mother of young children like me. We should really
Speaker 2: be an exciting moment for women. And I wish that
Speaker 2: people weren't gas lit to the degree that they are
Speaker 2: given because of shows like The View and MSNBC and
Speaker 2: so on. But I think this is actually an opportunity
Speaker 2: for women to maybe become enlightened. The forty six percent
Speaker 2: or whatever that they didn't end up voting for.
Speaker 1: Him, there's stockpiling abortion pills. I mean, you just mentioned
Speaker 1: you're a mom. I have kids. The idea that in
Speaker 1: California and Minnesota, right where these two candidates are from
Speaker 1: on the Democratic side, that they have the ability to
Speaker 1: offer two minors gender affirming care, I mean a lot
Speaker 1: of that care can be permanent and can cause permanent damage,
Speaker 1: and without any parental consent. Does that not infuriate you
Speaker 1: that they just totally dismiss any parental rights.
Speaker 2: I think that when we look back on this era
Speaker 2: in American history, it will be looked back upon with
Speaker 2: repulsion and horror. I think that issue in particular, not
Speaker 2: just you know, quote gender affirming care, but also the
Speaker 2: trans people in sports competing against our young girls. I
Speaker 2: met a girl two weeks ago at an event I
Speaker 2: did with Riley Gaines and Pelsea Gabbard who had literally
Speaker 2: a brain bleed because a trans athlete hit her in
Speaker 2: the head so hard with a volleyball that she was hospitalized.
Speaker 2: We're talking about putting women and girls in extreme physical
Speaker 2: danger and someone could actually end up dying over this.
Speaker 2: So yes, I think it is one of the reasons
Speaker 2: that the left has gone just so extreme and so
Speaker 2: out of again, just like where mainstream normal Americans are,
Speaker 2: and they don't understand when you're talking about dealing with
Speaker 2: meyer children and you said can do permanent damage. I
Speaker 2: really implore anyone to google it. I don't think it's
Speaker 2: appropriate to stay on the radio, but just the kind
Speaker 2: of long term damage it can do, starting with the
Speaker 2: fact that women wouldn't be able to have their children,
Speaker 2: which by the way, isn't a decision anyone is capable
Speaker 2: of making when they're thirteen years old. I think it's sick.
Speaker 2: I think it's horrifying, and for me, it's one of
Speaker 2: the things I am most excited about as a Trump
Speaker 2: presidency because I really do think this type of is
Speaker 2: going to stop immediately.
Speaker 1: It really scares me. Anyway, Megan, we appreciate it. If
Speaker 1: you want to hear Meghan's podcast, it is. I assume
Speaker 1: it's everywhere where you get a podcast. It's called Citizen McCain.
Speaker 4: Meghan.
Speaker 1: As always, we appreciate you being on the program. You've
Speaker 1: got to be one of the more mentally tough people
Speaker 1: I've ever met, considering you dealt with that hard hating
Speaker 1: news show the View for as long as you did,
Speaker 1: But probably the best thing you did for your mental
Speaker 1: health in your entire life is saying goodbye. We do
Speaker 1: appreciate you being with us and sharing your views and
Speaker 1: actually having the time to express them, which I felt
Speaker 1: you never got or Elizabeth never got when they were
Speaker 1: on there.
Speaker 2: Thank you anyway much, Sehn, Thank you, you.
Speaker 1: Bet, thank you. Eight hundred and nine four one, Shawns number.
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Speaker 1: You know, so last night my buddy Steve and a
Speaker 1: Smith and we're friends and we have a lot of
Speaker 1: political disagreements, and I told him. He said it to
Speaker 1: me at one point he said, Kamal has got this.
Speaker 1: Kamala's gonna win. I said, you're wrong, She's not going
Speaker 1: to win, and he looked at me. Nobody else seemed
Speaker 1: had said that to him at that time. I said,
Speaker 1: And we have this kind of inside joke between us.
Speaker 1: It's like I say, Stephen Stephen A Stanie Lane, you
Speaker 1: stay with sports, let me handle the politics part of it.
Speaker 1: And when I talk sports with him, he tells me
Speaker 1: to stay in My language is politics and let him
Speaker 1: handle the sports that he's really good at it. I
Speaker 1: think there is no ESPN without Steve and I Smith
Speaker 1: in my own humble opinion, and he's just a good person,
Speaker 1: and we're really good friends, and we have really good discussions,
Speaker 1: and it's no holds barred, it's straightforward. If I'm on
Speaker 1: his podcast, I usually tend to dominate. When he's on
Speaker 1: my show, I kind of give him the microphone and
Speaker 1: let him go. And it was no really, no different
Speaker 1: last night. And unlike so many on the left, he
Speaker 1: was gracious, and he was gracious to me even before
Speaker 1: coming on the show last night. Anyway, we're gonna play
Speaker 1: that for you and then we'll come up on the
Speaker 1: other side and we'll get to some of your calls.
Speaker 4: Eight hundred and nine to four one. Shawn, ESPN host
Speaker 4: is a rock star.
Speaker 1: There is no as far as I'm concerned, there is
Speaker 1: no ESPN without my friend Steve Smith.
Speaker 4: I watched you on the View today. How are you doing?
Speaker 5: All right? How you doing, Sewan?
Speaker 7: Congratulations on the election, the results, you called it, you
Speaker 7: said it was going to happen.
Speaker 5: I can't refute it.
Speaker 7: I can't refuse the fact that the president of the
Speaker 7: United States, the president elect, is well deserving of it.
Speaker 7: It was a Romp. It was an annihilation. I know
Speaker 7: a lot of people are trying to you know, labor
Speaker 7: the like. You know what, he won a little bit
Speaker 7: in a lot of different places. I don't want to
Speaker 7: hear that he won. And he won an absolutely convincing fashion,
Speaker 7: so much so that I think that in light of
Speaker 7: those results, we have to look at this election as
Speaker 7: a referendum on a Democratic party in America, saying we're
Speaker 7: not feeling where you are, We're not feeling where you
Speaker 7: tried to go. We want no part of it. We're
Speaker 7: not having it. And they made their choice and we
Speaker 7: all have to accept it.
Speaker 1: And you were very gracious by the way. Privately we
Speaker 1: have our own conversations and you said that to.
Speaker 4: Me, and I'll live with it.
Speaker 1: And I've had elections that I really want at my
Speaker 1: side to win that they lost.
Speaker 4: And you know what, Steve and A.
Speaker 1: I go on and I plow through and I do
Speaker 1: my job. There's not gonna be retribution. None of the
Speaker 1: hosts of the View are going to be taken on.
Speaker 1: I used to go on that show. They wouldn't even allow,
Speaker 1: they wouldn't accept a conversation with me. At this point,
Speaker 1: isn't that pretty pathetic, beause I used to like what
Speaker 1: big Goldberg joy list behar.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I would ask that you don't look at the show.
Speaker 5: What you look at.
Speaker 7: What you should look at is the ideological tilt that
Speaker 7: has taken place in our country. Got We've gotten to
Speaker 7: a point where, God forbid, somebody has a difference of
Speaker 7: opinion and a different form of ideology than your damn
Speaker 7: near the Antichrist. And that's not what makes this country great.
Speaker 7: I mean, the reality is is that you know what,
Speaker 7: we could sit up there and we could say what
Speaker 7: we want, and everybody has did different opinions about Donald Trump.
Speaker 7: You know how I felt. You knew why I didn't
Speaker 7: vote for him. I don't like the way he behaves.
Speaker 7: I think the presidency is a statesmanship position, and I
Speaker 7: think that that I think that level of hubrist that
Speaker 7: he's accustomed to showing needs to be dialed back significantly.
Speaker 7: But having said that, the bottom line is simple. You
Speaker 7: can look at a lot of things on the right
Speaker 7: order left. He talked about the economy. Okay, he inherits,
Speaker 7: you know, Biden inherited what was it like one and
Speaker 7: a half percent in terms of inflation. It belonged to
Speaker 7: over nine point one percent before it got dialed down
Speaker 7: a little bit. We looked at open borders. Barack Obama
Speaker 7: was once considered the deporter in chief because he actually
Speaker 7: deported more folks than Donald Trump. But Biden comes into
Speaker 7: office and the first thing he does day one executive order,
Speaker 7: he opens the borders, and obviously that created.
Speaker 5: So much tension.
Speaker 7: And then you look at the culture wars, the identity politics,
Speaker 7: you know, some of the transgender issues that people were
Speaker 7: bringing up in terms of individuals transferring and transitioning from
Speaker 7: male to female and wanting to participate in female sports
Speaker 7: and stuff like that, or sharing the same bathroom as
Speaker 7: females and all of.
Speaker 5: This other stuff.
Speaker 7: America said, Hey, we're not down for that. We're not
Speaker 7: going for it, no matter what you try to throw
Speaker 7: in our direction.
Speaker 5: That's not what we're concerned about.
Speaker 7: We're primarily concerned about the economy, primarily concerned about our
Speaker 7: borders and about being safe.
Speaker 5: And they voted that way to send that message.
Speaker 7: And all we've heard over the last couple of days
Speaker 7: is folks going absolutely that crazy because the candidate that
Speaker 7: they preferred to win didn't win. And I just want
Speaker 7: to take a moment to remind everybody this is America.
Speaker 5: Guess what. Sometimes you don't get what you want.
Speaker 7: But we are known for having intestinal resolve and making
Speaker 7: sure we're able to march forward and work with whoever candidate,
Speaker 7: whichever candidate ends up being in office and winning, and
Speaker 7: find a way to work with one another and reach
Speaker 7: some degree of compromise so we have civility in this
Speaker 7: country instead of chaos. It's going to be up to
Speaker 7: Donald Trump to contribute to that, no doubt. But the
Speaker 7: way I've seen some of the Democrats reacting since Kamala
Speaker 7: Harris lost, to be quite honest with you.
Speaker 5: Is utterly ridiculous.
Speaker 7: I'm not going to get into any names, but it's
Speaker 7: been utterly ridiculous.
Speaker 1: You know one thing, when I'm on your show, I
Speaker 1: do all the talking. When you're on my show, I
Speaker 1: let you do all the talking. We kind of have
Speaker 1: a we kind of have this unspoken agreement because I
Speaker 1: always together when we have conversations, they're they're really thoughtful conversations,
Speaker 1: they're real.
Speaker 4: We keep it real.
Speaker 1: You know, you always tell me to stay at my
Speaker 1: lane politics. I tell you to stay in your lane sports.
Speaker 1: But you're you're making a lot of sense tonight, and
Speaker 1: they would be wise to listen to you and more importantly,
Speaker 1: the spirit in what you're telling it.
Speaker 4: And I give you a lot of credit for that.
Speaker 1: You know, here's where I see it, And tell me
Speaker 1: what you agree or agree with. They could not run
Speaker 1: on one thing that they could point to where we
Speaker 1: were better off than we wore four years ago, one
Speaker 1: major thing that improved the lives of the American people.
Speaker 4: The campaign ended.
Speaker 1: With You're a racist, You're a Nazi, You're a fascist,
Speaker 1: a misogynist. Even Barack Obama and Stacy Abrams calling African
Speaker 1: American men misogynists and sex Stacy Abrams says they're racist,
Speaker 1: and a lot of what they said was just flat
Speaker 1: out lies. Kabala told us for three years the border
Speaker 1: was secure.
Speaker 4: It was not. Everybody knew it wasn't.
Speaker 1: She said for three years that inflation was transitory and
Speaker 1: denied that we had an inflation problem. She also lied
Speaker 1: during the campaign. Her final argument, she told American women
Speaker 1: she told them that Donald Trump's going to sign a
Speaker 1: national abortion ban.
Speaker 4: That was a lie.
Speaker 1: She said Donald Trump will limit your access to contraception,
Speaker 1: that was a lie. She said that he would ban IVF,
Speaker 1: that was a lie. She tried to scare seniors and
Speaker 1: say that he's going to take away Social Security and Medicare.
Speaker 1: He promised he would not do it. Benefits went up
Speaker 1: in his first term when he was president. So analyze
Speaker 1: that strategy. You can't run on what you did or
Speaker 1: what you succeeded at. So you're going to go to
Speaker 1: the lowest level, tell lies and call people Nazis and fascists.
Speaker 1: Not a good strategy, Steve and I not nice either.
Speaker 7: Well I'm not. I'm not going to deny that. It's
Speaker 7: not the greatest strategy. I don't know if you're entirely
Speaker 7: completely accurate in everything that you're saying.
Speaker 5: Because I can think of lives that the other side
Speaker 5: as well.
Speaker 7: But I will say this to you, if your Kamala Harris,
Speaker 7: what you could have done is lean on the reports
Speaker 7: that the economy was actually getting better and it actually
Speaker 7: isn't a good place compared to where it was. You
Speaker 7: could have acknowledged that. Guess what, true, I was a
Speaker 7: bit wrong in a position. I was a bit wrong
Speaker 7: in the position that I took on the border. And
Speaker 7: obviously it's not about flip flopping, it's about me correcting
Speaker 7: the error of my ways.
Speaker 5: She didn't do that.
Speaker 7: But in the end, I will tell you, I'll do
Speaker 7: you a favor and tell you where the biggest crime
Speaker 7: came about from the Democratic Party. You had a situation
Speaker 7: with Biden, who promised to be a trans you know,
Speaker 7: a transitional president.
Speaker 5: He was. He labeled himself a stop.
Speaker 7: Gap, somebody that was going to come in there sort
Speaker 7: of calm the waters and then move out the way
Speaker 7: for a young blood to come into the into the
Speaker 7: fray and new blood rather to come into the fray
Speaker 7: and be the next president of the United States. There
Speaker 7: was supposed to be a red wave of the midterms.
Speaker 7: It didn't happen. What does he do. He's the incumbent.
Speaker 7: He gets comfortable and says, I'm not going anywhere, and
Speaker 7: that threw everything up and flux. So suddenly he's debilitated
Speaker 7: a bit. The cognitive decline is something that we were witnessing.
Speaker 7: People were noticing it but didn't want to speak about it.
Speaker 7: You let him go on stage and get embarrassed. June
Speaker 7: twenty seventh, three and a half weeks later, you elevate her.
Speaker 7: She never went through a primary or anything like that,
Speaker 7: which raised question marks and then what do you do
Speaker 7: from there on?
Speaker 5: Sean got you.
Speaker 7: Obviously they felt they needed to do whatever they could
Speaker 7: to This is.
Speaker 5: What they were doing, and it didn't work. It didn't work,
Speaker 5: and that's what you have to applaud. The American people
Speaker 5: are smoking. They said, we're not going for that. We're
Speaker 5: looking at policies, we're not going for all it.
Speaker 4: One last question. We don't have a lot of time.
Speaker 1: She never had to explain one time why she co
Speaker 1: sponsored the Green New Deal ninety three trillion and said
Speaker 1: she'd eliminate the filibuster. She never had to explain her
Speaker 1: position on gun mandatory buyback. She never had to explain
Speaker 1: why she said the rioters in twenty twenty five hundred
Speaker 1: and seventy four of them won't stop, shouldn't stop, and
Speaker 1: she won't stop supporting them.
Speaker 4: She never had to explain.
Speaker 1: She never had to explain, you know why we're going
Speaker 1: to pay for free sex change operations for illegal imitgy
Speaker 1: It helps you and give them amnesty when they don't
Speaker 1: respect our laws.
Speaker 4: Will you agree with me?
Speaker 1: And we have thirty seconds for you to answer that
Speaker 1: legacy media is dead.
Speaker 4: Do you agree or disagree?
Speaker 7: I'm not gonna say it's dead because I'm holding.
Speaker 5: Out hope that it can be resuscitated.
Speaker 7: But hold on to this moment you're dead because it's
Speaker 7: a rarity. Hold on to this, Hold on to this
Speaker 7: for the rest of your life.
Speaker 5: Okay.
Speaker 7: I am going to agree with you from the standpoint
Speaker 7: that what was done was inexcusable because it was favoritism
Speaker 7: in the media and it had no place in it.
Speaker 5: For a presidential election, you got to call balls and strikes,
Speaker 5: and that's not what people on both.
Speaker 7: Sides are doing, but especially the left over the last
Speaker 7: couple of days, they ain't call them balls to strikes,
Speaker 7: and they're wrong.
Speaker 5: You're right, and it's your day. Enjoy it. It's a
Speaker 5: real moment. But you got it right.
Speaker 1: That was my friend Stephen A. Smith on Hannity last night.
Speaker 1: I mean, I can have a discussion with him. No,
Speaker 1: I think he would have preferred Kamala Harris win, but
Speaker 1: he gave also pretty darn good analysis as to why
Speaker 1: she didn't win. Now I would add a lot more
Speaker 1: to it, but he was a guest on my show.
Speaker 1: When you have a guest, you try and let your
Speaker 1: guests get a few words in, and I'd let him
Speaker 1: get more than a few. In anyway, I thought, I
Speaker 1: think maybe there's a lesson there for everybody. There's been
Speaker 1: plenty of elections that I would have liked my side
Speaker 1: to win and we didn't win. And I don't talk
Speaker 1: about leaving the country. I go about the business of
Speaker 1: doing my shows and getting ready to battle another day.