Speaker 1: All right, let it skin it simple man.
Speaker 2: That can only be one thing on this radio program,
Speaker 2: and that is all things simple man. All things simple
Speaker 2: man means all things Bill O'Reilly, all things Bill O'Reilly
Speaker 2: or Bill O'Reilly dot com. Mister O'Reilly, sir, how are you?
Speaker 3: You know?
Speaker 4: I'm fine because confining the presidents, yes say, streaking up
Speaker 4: the Amazon rankings, and a large part of that's thanks
Speaker 4: to you reading the book now things about it, so
Speaker 4: thank you.
Speaker 2: I will tell you that it was and you've done
Speaker 2: a lot of good books over the years, maybe the
Speaker 2: most informative of all in terms of just sheer historic
Speaker 2: knowledge confronting the president's no spin assessments from Washington to Biden.
Speaker 2: And what's amazing about it, too, is people don't realize
Speaker 2: every single president, in their own way, has just unique
Speaker 2: characteristics and styles and foibles and issues and how they
Speaker 2: went about their business. I guess you don't become president
Speaker 2: if you don't have this dynamic, you know, leadership personality.
Speaker 2: And that's kind of what I walked away with is,
Speaker 2: you know, I think the smartest, most creative people in
Speaker 2: the world could also be.
Speaker 1: The oddest people in the world. Does that make sense.
Speaker 1: It's like their blessing is their curse.
Speaker 4: A lot of those presidents werefiable. I mean, John Quinn
Speaker 4: the Atoms every morning, gets up, takes a stroll over
Speaker 4: the Potomac River from the White House and jumps in naked,
Speaker 4: and I'd be like, hey, not the president naked in
Speaker 4: the water there? Yeah, yeah, hey, how you doing? Everyone?
Speaker 4: I don't know if you find autographs naked, but he
Speaker 4: every morning, I mean, And people don't know that presidents
Speaker 4: all of them were human beings. Some of them were
Speaker 4: good human beings, some of them were not. And that's
Speaker 4: the beauty of the book. It's also relevant to today.
Speaker 4: So I got a flood of mail about the debate,
Speaker 4: as you did, I'm sure, and a lot of doom
Speaker 4: and gloom for people to support Donald Trump. I said, look,
Speaker 4: read the chapter and confronting the presidents about Ronald Reagan.
Speaker 4: Reggy got whacked, i mean, hammered by Walter Mondelle in
Speaker 4: the first debate in nineteen eighty four. I'm running a
Speaker 4: clip of it on the No Spin News tonight and
Speaker 4: he looks discombobulated, and everybody, when it's over, it's over,
Speaker 4: not over. So history is a way of repeating itself.
Speaker 4: The final point I'm gonna make on this is the
Speaker 4: immortal Warren Harding. The Kamala Harris campaign is identical to
Speaker 4: what Warren a Republican did in nineteen twenty, identical, not
Speaker 4: answering any questions, basically campaigning from afar nobody knows, and Hardy,
Speaker 4: of course, turned out to be one of the worst
Speaker 4: presidents we've ever seen. You gotta know people before you
Speaker 4: vote for them. But the Harris campaign does not want
Speaker 4: that to happen, and that was on display last night.
Speaker 2: You know what's amazing to me. She wouldn't answer the
Speaker 2: question on late term abortion any restrictions at all. She
Speaker 2: lied about mandatory gun by back those thirty one lines
Speaker 2: we've been able to chronicle she told last night Trump
Speaker 2: is an into you know, Project twenty twenty five. That's
Speaker 2: a flat out lie that Trump is not going to
Speaker 2: sign a national abortion ban. I did not say that.
Speaker 2: I denounced banning fracking. She never said it. We had
Speaker 2: a lot of issues that came out just in the
Speaker 2: last forty eight hours that she supports taxpayer funded sex
Speaker 2: change surgery for illegals but also for convicted felons. He
Speaker 2: wants federal drug possession for personal use, which would decriminalize crack, heroin, cocaine,
Speaker 2: and fentanyl. And you know on our website abortion up
Speaker 2: to the last minute, and a pathway to citizenship which
Speaker 2: is amnesty, no border wall, decriminalize illegal immigration, housing, healthcare, education,
Speaker 2: sex change surgery, drivers' licenses in Minnesota, et cetera. And
Speaker 2: you know, like, for example, when this issue comes up
Speaker 2: about Donald Trump, and and I'd not seen confirmed reports
Speaker 2: about this issue of dogs, but I've read about it.
Speaker 2: I just not confirmed it. We made calls ourselves to
Speaker 2: the police department, et cetera, et cetera. But you know,
Speaker 2: what about all the dead Americans? What about all the
Speaker 2: Americans raped? What about the high cost to Americans? What
Speaker 2: about all the drugs in the country. I just think
Speaker 2: on that particular issue, there was a better argument to
Speaker 2: be made. It didn't come up one time Bill O'Reilly
Speaker 2: that she co sponsored the Green New Deal ninety three
Speaker 2: trillion dollars would eliminate the filibuster to do it with
Speaker 2: Bernie Sanders, eliminating private health insurance, government health care for all.
Speaker 2: You can't say radical Islamic terrorism or illegal alien It's
Speaker 2: kind of meaningful today on nine to eleven oh one,
Speaker 2: because we were attacked on this day, you know, going
Speaker 2: back to two thousand and one, and we remember that day. Well,
Speaker 2: we were both in New York at the time. I
Speaker 2: was smart enough to leave, you're crazy enough to stay there.
Speaker 2: And none of these things. We don't have any any
Speaker 2: answers to anything. We haven't moved the ball one inch
Speaker 2: on her, and that to me is a grave dist
Speaker 2: service to the American people. And I will tell you
Speaker 2: the biggest loser by far last night was ABC. We
Speaker 2: have discussed in the past that we both knew Peter
Speaker 2: Jennings and Tom Brokaw and Tim Russer. Russard and Jennings
Speaker 2: in particular, I got along great with you. Worked for Jennings.
Speaker 2: This guy was pretty amazing. He was a special guy, curious, smart.
Speaker 2: He used to come into the radio studio. He came
Speaker 2: in once having read my book, highlighted every freaking page
Speaker 2: of my book bill and I get a call from
Speaker 2: Tim Russer and asking my views on topics because he
Speaker 2: was curious how conservatives saw things that does non existent today.
Speaker 4: Well, I'll give you a couple of examples of ABC
Speaker 4: in a moment, because they did it very shrewdly kilted
Speaker 4: toward the Vice president. But Donald Trump had to know
Speaker 4: all this was coming, and he won the first thirty
Speaker 4: minutes of the debate because his policies are much stronger
Speaker 4: than her non policies. She didn't have any policies, and
Speaker 4: right to say you're Joe Biden because she has not
Speaker 4: repudiated or done anything to say that the Biden administration
Speaker 4: was wrong doing anything. But she wants a new way forward. Well,
Speaker 4: why do you want a new way forward if everything
Speaker 4: was great under Joe Biden? Does that? That's a simple question.
Speaker 4: But what Donald Trump got lost was about thirty two
Speaker 4: minutes into the debate when the baiting started. All right,
Speaker 4: so number one, he took debate and ABC News ambushed him.
Speaker 4: They knew they were going to ask about Haitians allegedly
Speaker 4: eating dogs and cats in Ohio because they called the
Speaker 4: city manager before the debate even started, So they knew
Speaker 4: they were going to throw that at Trump, hoping he
Speaker 4: would look bad on his answer, and he did. All right,
Speaker 4: you don't. You don't get into that, all right, that
Speaker 4: is not important. It's ridiculous. Even if it happened, you
Speaker 4: can't win it. So he just would have said, look,
Speaker 4: I don't know anything about this, and you know, you
Speaker 4: got a serious question for me about maybe Americas.
Speaker 2: But wasn't there a better answer Lake and Riley, Joscelyn Nungary,
Speaker 2: Rachel Moore, and the dozens of dead Americans, the dozens
Speaker 2: of raped Americans, the hundreds of Americans, the victims of
Speaker 2: violent crime by illegals, the high cost of it, known
Speaker 2: terrorists in the country, there.
Speaker 4: Were much better answers. And he didn't even bring up
Speaker 4: sent and all. Some didn't even bring it up. So
Speaker 4: that was number one. He gets ambushed on that. Number
Speaker 4: Two is this gigantic softball toward the end. And this
Speaker 4: was very well disguised, Annie, But you and I have
Speaker 4: been in his business, I think since Moses was running
Speaker 4: around the Sinai Desert. So what ABC decided to do
Speaker 4: was throw a massive softball at Vice President Harris. And
Speaker 4: the softball came in a quote that Trump made that
Speaker 4: if he is re elected, he's going to investigate the
Speaker 4: twenty twenty election and punish anyone convicted of fraud. ABC
Speaker 4: framed that and threw it at Harris, knowing that Harris
Speaker 4: would well on this, that he won't accept the vote.
Speaker 4: That is a narcissist, that he's this, that he's that,
Speaker 4: and Trump yourself for it. And Trump spent three or
Speaker 4: four minutes trying to relitigate the twenty twenty election, which
Speaker 4: is a total waste of time and does not make
Speaker 4: him look good and doesn't get him one vote. So
Speaker 4: when you analyze the debate, those who were going to
Speaker 4: vote for Trump are still going to vote for him.
Speaker 4: I don't think you lost one vote. Same thing with Harris,
Speaker 4: but those few in the middle that will tilt it
Speaker 4: in the independence. They're coming away with more confidence about Harris,
Speaker 4: just by the way she looked, not what she said.
Speaker 4: If you analyze, as I have, all of her answers,
Speaker 4: none of them make any sense. How are you?
Speaker 2: They're also just well rehearsed. I mean, she just spent
Speaker 2: hours rehearsing. She was hold up for days on end
Speaker 2: in a room. And I felt there was a lot
Speaker 2: of she was contrived. I felt that many many times
Speaker 2: that she was rehearsed, and you know, and then.
Speaker 1: The lies that she told.
Speaker 2: And I also thought there was something very bizarre, and
Speaker 2: that was her facial expressions were bizarre to me.
Speaker 4: Well, she was doing what high school kids do. But
Speaker 4: when you're asked a question, how would you get a
Speaker 4: cease firing Daza? And your answer is we're working around
Speaker 4: the clock. You know, she doesn't know. And that's the
Speaker 4: crux of why I cannot vote for Kamala Harris and
Speaker 4: I to do with party. I know she is a
Speaker 4: radical progressive, and that's another good reason to read Confronting
Speaker 4: the Presidents, because what I say that Kamala Harrison's by
Speaker 4: far the most radical left candidate in United States history,
Speaker 4: worse than Eugene Death, a self proclaimed socialist.
Speaker 1: Okay, that's saying.
Speaker 4: Right. So I can't vote for somebody, but she I
Speaker 4: don't believe the Vice president even understands the issues. She
Speaker 4: doesn't even understand them much less of a solution because
Speaker 4: all she keeps blathering about is the open border is
Speaker 4: Trump's fault. Inflation is Trump's fault. So what Trump failed
Speaker 4: to do vividly was to say she has nothing. All
Speaker 4: she does is blame my administration when real wages were
Speaker 4: up for everyone and inflation was one point four percent
Speaker 4: when I left. He talked too much, hannedy. He's like
Speaker 4: you and me, He talks too much. Keep it pissy.
Speaker 2: Just kick by the way that he's like you and me, Hannah,
Speaker 2: and he talks too much. We talk for a living bill,
Speaker 2: that's what we do.
Speaker 4: Okay, Well we're compensated and he's trying to be president.
Speaker 4: Now let's advance the story. Okay, Donald Trump should have
Speaker 4: a press conference tomorrow and talk about the debate, because
Speaker 4: Harris is never gonna do that. He can get out
Speaker 4: there and say, look, I'll answer any question you have
Speaker 4: on the debate, anything you want. That gets him a
Speaker 4: little bit of momentum and gets the spotlight back on him,
Speaker 4: takes any momentum away from her because she's afraid to
Speaker 4: do press conferences in one on one interviews. So you
Speaker 4: do that tomorrow, all right, Number one? Number two, If
Speaker 4: there is an opportunity for a second debate, do it, because,
Speaker 4: as I said, Reagan came back under the tutelage of
Speaker 4: the guy who hired both me and you, Roger else.
Speaker 2: And that's where the line I'm not gonna let my
Speaker 2: opponent's youth and inexperience be an issue in this campaign.
Speaker 2: And even Walter Mondell laughed and it was debate over right, So.
Speaker 4: Right now Trump has got to step back stop saying
Speaker 4: I won the debate. He didn't win it. He didn't
Speaker 4: lose it. Nobody wanted because there was no knockout punch,
Speaker 4: and she survived to bloviate another day. And you're right,
Speaker 4: I mean, every cliche in the world, dictator on the
Speaker 4: first day, the good people on both sides, everything that's
Speaker 4: been discredited, every single thing she brought up. And I
Speaker 4: thought Trump had a very good answer when she started
Speaker 4: to accuse him of being a convicted fella or whatever.
Speaker 4: I thought his answer there was very deliberate and disciplined,
Speaker 4: and I was just amazed that he could bring that
Speaker 4: parity to some of his other answers. Me. She baited
Speaker 4: him Hannity with the crowd size. Come on, it doesn't matter.
Speaker 4: All Trump had to say was you wish you had
Speaker 4: crowds as big as mine, and that's it. That's all
Speaker 4: you know. So Trump is not done, but this did
Speaker 4: not help him last night.
Speaker 2: Well, a lot's going to happen between now an election day.
Speaker 2: We're fifty five days away. But what's the problem is
Speaker 2: is that early voting is beginning in some states. For example,
Speaker 2: we were in Pennsylvania last night. We were looking all
Speaker 2: over for you O'Reilly, you weren't there. I looked everywhere.
Speaker 2: I wanted to see Bill O'Reilly in the spin room
Speaker 2: and say this is the no spin area in the
Speaker 2: spin room, but it didn't exist. But you know, six
Speaker 2: days from voting in Pennsylvania, right, listen to this.
Speaker 4: You like this? So I'm promoting confronting the presidents, right,
Speaker 4: And of course ABENC, NBC and CBS ball me and
Speaker 4: not only me, but Mark Levin everybody else who has
Speaker 4: a best selling book, who's a non who's not a liberal?
Speaker 2: Okay, blackball my last book too. But I didn't need
Speaker 2: them and neither do you, and needed the markt.
Speaker 4: But people should know how deeply ingrained these corporations are
Speaker 4: in shutting out any kind of counterpoint of view.
Speaker 1: I gotta roll. Listen. The book is phenomenal. It's out today.
Speaker 2: It's confronting the presidents, no spin assessments from Washington and Biden.
Speaker 2: We'll talk more about it than the days to come.
Speaker 2: All things simple, man, Bill O'Reilly or billoreilly dot com.
Speaker 1: Thank you, sir, thanks for having me.
Speaker 4: Sean appreciate it.
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Speaker 2: for the Tunnel to Towers Foundation. Well it is, it
Speaker 2: goes back a lot of years, nine to eleven one.
Speaker 2: And you know, this radio program syndicated the day before.
Speaker 2: We never talk about it, we never celebrate it. We
Speaker 2: we just I just don't feel it's appropriate. But the
Speaker 2: second day in syndication, this radio program had to broadcast
Speaker 2: from Long Island, New York because I was the city
Speaker 2: was shut down after the worst terror attack on American soil.
Speaker 2: We lost two nine hundred and seventy seven of our
Speaker 2: fellow Americans. Many others have died since from nine to
Speaker 2: eleven related illnesses which are very very real. And you know,
Speaker 2: I wish this would have come up in last night's debate.
Speaker 2: We need the courage to never say radical Islamic terrorism
Speaker 2: or illegal alien. And meanwhile, radical Islamic terrorists attacked us
Speaker 2: and killed our fellow citizens, and none of us that
Speaker 2: were around will ever forget that day. And you know
Speaker 2: exactly where you are when you heard about it, and
Speaker 2: you were watching it. Everybody watched it. Everybody has those
Speaker 2: memories seered into their brain. And you know, just like
Speaker 2: October seventh. You know, the equivalent of forty thousand Israelis
Speaker 2: killed on October seventh. But the problem is we've forgotten
Speaker 2: their Warley.
Speaker 3: Americans do not yet have the distance of history. But
Speaker 3: our responsibility to history is already clear to answer these
Speaker 3: attacks and rid the world of evil.
Speaker 1: I hear people say we don't need this warm.
Speaker 5: Wet war, and it's not a war.
Speaker 2: Actually, I say, there's something worth fight and form.
Speaker 4: We are very grateful and thankful that we live in
Speaker 4: the country with this freedom of speech.
Speaker 5: The people who are either for or against a war
Speaker 5: can speak out.
Speaker 1: What about our freid?
Speaker 2: Everything else went black and this piece of ground, everything
Speaker 2: came down.
Speaker 1: We didn't get to keep about back and down.
Speaker 5: Glass stop hawking, and people got hurt.
Speaker 6: He say, on you last the mess we're getting there,
Speaker 6: there goes, there goes.
Speaker 1: Well you start your preaching.
Speaker 6: Let me ask you this, my friend, have you forgotten.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, hold, oh my god, another plane just
Speaker 4: through it? Horrible?
Speaker 1: Have you forgotten?
Speaker 5: I saw this plane come out of nowhere and just
Speaker 5: bream right into the side of this windtower, exploding through
Speaker 5: the other side.
Speaker 3: There's been an active war declared upon America, my terrists,
Speaker 3: you forgotten.
Speaker 6: I can hear you he ripped the wall, and hear
Speaker 6: you and the people who knocked me failing down.
Speaker 5: For God.
Speaker 2: No no, no, no, no no, say I'm gonna die.
Speaker 4: Say your prayers where that's.
Speaker 7: I'm party.
Speaker 5: There dozens of residents that are sitting on the hill
Speaker 5: behind the pedagon almoks like they're waiting for the Fourth
Speaker 5: of July fireworks, but instead they're staring dumbfounded at what
Speaker 5: looks like a war zone.
Speaker 7: I mean, you see bodies flying out of the sky
Speaker 7: and you gave me nothing about it.
Speaker 5: You tell me there's no words to describe what's going
Speaker 5: on on it.
Speaker 1: Have you got?
Speaker 3: America is a nation full of good fortune, so much
Speaker 3: to be grateful for, but we are not spared from suffering.
Speaker 3: In every generation the world has produced enemies of human freedom.
Speaker 3: They have attacked America because we are freedom's home and defender.
Speaker 3: Heav you forgot, And the commitment of our fathers is
Speaker 3: now the calling of our time?
Speaker 1: All right?
Speaker 2: That was Darren Worley. Have you forgotten? And it was
Speaker 2: just you know, it seems like yesterday. But you know
Speaker 2: now we have eleven million unvetted Harris Biden, the illegal
Speaker 2: immigrants in the country. We see the murders they've committed,
Speaker 2: We see the rapes they've committed, These these violent criminals,
Speaker 2: We see all of the other violent crimes. We see
Speaker 2: the high cost of society. And we know that we
Speaker 2: have people with terroritize that they have allowed into this country,
Speaker 2: but we don't know where they are. We know where
Speaker 2: a lot of them are from. They know where they're from,
Speaker 2: but they won't tell us because they don't want that
Speaker 2: exposed before the election. But we know we have people
Speaker 2: with terroritize from Iran and Syria, Egypt, Afghanistan. We have
Speaker 2: people from tens and tens of thousands from China and
Speaker 2: Russia and Venezuela. Think they're all coming here because they
Speaker 2: want a better life. No Matt Gates is with us.
Speaker 2: Matt Gates was part of President Trump's debate prep team
Speaker 2: leading into last night. I had a chance to speak
Speaker 2: with him as well. Matt, appreciate you being back with us.
Speaker 7: It's great to be with you, and particularly on such
Speaker 7: a solemn day. Your connection with New Yorkers is one
Speaker 7: that is well, well studied and thought through. And also,
Speaker 7: you know, we sit here with radical Islamic terrorism still
Speaker 7: on the Mark Sean and while in two thousand and
Speaker 7: one it was al Qaeda, now it's Iran, and Iran
Speaker 7: is richer and stronger as a consequence of the policies
Speaker 7: of the Biden Harris administration, and Iran had been brought
Speaker 7: to its knees functionally by the Trump administration. They were poorer,
Speaker 7: they were less capable, and President Trump was taking their
Speaker 7: leading operatives off the battlefield so Americans would not be attacked.
Speaker 7: It's a shame to see the regression that Kamala Harris
Speaker 7: and Joe Biden have allowed. I think President Trump did
Speaker 7: a terrific job in the debate last and I think
Speaker 7: there's something that the talking heads in the media didn't
Speaker 7: really pick up. Kamala Harris, by virtue of doing no
Speaker 7: interviews and having no detailed policy briefings and not really
Speaker 7: laying out her vision on the economy, she had a
Speaker 7: very high bar to clear because people are very concerned
Speaker 7: about the current state of affairs. And with President Trump,
Speaker 7: he doesn't have the same burden because people have really
Speaker 7: latent nostalgia, positive nostalgia about the Trump economy. They knew
Speaker 7: they were richer, they knew they had better four oh
Speaker 7: one k's prospect of growing a business, retiring early, having
Speaker 7: more equity in your assets and in your home. And
Speaker 7: now under Kamala Harris, people are diminished in their hopes
Speaker 7: and in their opportunities. And she did not clear that bar.
Speaker 7: She was talking about things like the Central Park five
Speaker 7: and whether people left early at Trump rallies to try
Speaker 7: to get under President Trump's skin. But at the same time,
Speaker 7: she really missed the opportun tunity to convince the American
Speaker 7: people that she could lead the nation out of the
Speaker 7: economic doldrums we're in now while her hands are currently
Speaker 7: on the wheel as the sitting vice president of the
Speaker 7: United States. That's why you're seeing President Trump getting clear
Speaker 7: numbers for having won the debate on the economy. That
Speaker 7: was the debate strategy. The persuadable voters in this election
Speaker 7: are going to vote on the economy, They're going to
Speaker 7: vote on the border. President Trump kept the pressure on
Speaker 7: those points last night. I thought he did a terrific job.
Speaker 2: All right, Quick Break Moore with Florida Congressman Mac Gates
Speaker 2: on the other side, our pollsters coming up mc towery
Speaker 2: and Robert Kahley as well. Eight hundred and nine to
Speaker 2: four one. Shawn will get your calls reaction to the
Speaker 2: debate last night and much more. As we are only
Speaker 2: fifty five days out of election day or early voting
Speaker 2: six days away in Pennsylvania. Ballots going out now as
Speaker 2: we speak in other states. As we continue, best election
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Speaker 2: roundup and Information Overload hour. Can we continue with Farida
Speaker 2: Congressman Mac Gats, who was part of Donald Trump's debate
Speaker 2: prep team. You know, let me ask you this what
Speaker 2: frustrates me coming out of last night, and there is frustration.
Speaker 2: I will tell you the biggest loser was ABC Disney,
Speaker 2: and I got to tell you something. I mean, as
Speaker 2: woke as they have become as a company in corporation
Speaker 2: and now just just outright hostility towards conservative candidates. I
Speaker 2: can foresee conservatives saying that they're done with Disney. I
Speaker 2: have no interest in Disney at all whatsoever. And it's
Speaker 2: you know, I'm at the point where this is like, okay,
Speaker 2: enough is enough already. But you know, how is it
Speaker 2: that we can get through a ninety minute debate and
Speaker 2: it doesn't come up that one candidate supports taxpayer funded
Speaker 2: sex changeury for illegals and convicts, as well as free housing, healthcare, education,
Speaker 2: college education, if you're in Minneapolis, legal drivers' licenses and
Speaker 2: a path to citizenship and decriminalizing what they did. How
Speaker 2: is it that you can have a candidate that supports
Speaker 2: federal drug possession for personal use, which would decriminalize crack, heroin, cocaine, fentanyl.
Speaker 2: How is it you have a candidate on this day
Speaker 2: in particular, that won't say and wants us to have
Speaker 2: the courage not to say radical Islamic terrorism or illegal
Speaker 2: alien or supports reparations or the Green New Deal that
Speaker 2: she co sponsored with Bernie Sanders that didn't come up,
Speaker 2: eliminating private health insurance Medicare for all or government healthcare
Speaker 2: for all that she co sponsored, or the fact that
Speaker 2: you know, no restrictions on abortion, mandatory gun buyback, no
Speaker 2: border wall, all the reparations, all of these things, and
Speaker 2: it's like, you know, Afghanistan, the last person in the room,
Speaker 2: the high tax increase in the history of the world, Matt,
Speaker 2: and we didn't get to any of that last night.
Speaker 1: How does that move the ball? Do you think in
Speaker 1: the minds of Americans?
Speaker 7: It certainly diminishes our trust in ABC News and frankly
Speaker 7: a lot of the mainstream media because there is an
Speaker 7: effort to wrap Kamala Harris in bubble wrap, to not
Speaker 7: have any penetrating questions or any serious reviewer for record,
Speaker 7: which by the way, includes a record as a soft
Speaker 7: on crime DA in San Francisco and then a soft
Speaker 7: on crime Attorney general in California. So the people who
Speaker 7: have promoted Kamala Harris, where the people of San Francisco
Speaker 7: who now live in absolute squalor the people of California
Speaker 7: then promoted her, and now they have the most illegals
Speaker 7: that pay the highest prices, they pay the most for energy,
Speaker 7: and they've got some of the biggest problems of crime
Speaker 7: as a consequence of those choices. Then I guess the
Speaker 7: next person the promoter was Joe Biden, and he ended
Speaker 7: up under the bus pretty quickly as a consequence of
Speaker 7: that decision when things didn't look good for him in
Speaker 7: the debate. But President Trump did a good job of
Speaker 7: tying Kamala Harris to that record. You see her strategy
Speaker 7: in the debate was clearly to vision cast, to just
Speaker 7: sort of point to the future and use phrases like
Speaker 7: turn the page in a new way forward. Well, you
Speaker 7: know what, Kamala, turning the page doesn't pay the grocery bill,
Speaker 7: It doesn't fill up the gas tank when an American
Speaker 7: family needs to be able to get to work or
Speaker 7: go pick up your kids from school. It doesn't help
Speaker 7: you with childcare costs that are rising more and more
Speaker 7: alongside just about everything else. And I think when President
Speaker 7: when the talking heads criticized President Trump for being angry
Speaker 7: or being frustrated, we actually viewed that as a way
Speaker 7: to connect with a lot of the economic anxieties that
Speaker 7: are being felt by the American people right now. Kamala
Speaker 7: wants to talk about turning the page, how about you
Speaker 7: just turn the page on her daily calendar, and as
Speaker 7: the sitting vice president, do the various things that she
Speaker 7: alleges would bring us out of this terrible Biden economy
Speaker 7: that we've all been stuck in for the last three
Speaker 7: and a half years. So, you know, I think that
Speaker 7: what you'll hear in the media ecosystem as angry Trump
Speaker 7: really is. Trump is an advocate on behalf of the
Speaker 7: American people who are angry and concerned and anxious about
Speaker 7: how things will be. And we did get richer under Trump.
Speaker 7: That's why I think people naturally sort of look to
Speaker 7: him as someone who can save us and take care
Speaker 7: of us in this low point that we're in. Harris
Speaker 7: did not create that separation from Joe Biden. That was
Speaker 7: a critical goal she had to establish in the debate.
Speaker 7: She did not do that. We tied her to the
Speaker 7: failed record of Joe Biden, to the open borders and,
Speaker 7: like you say, the most radical policies. If you have
Speaker 7: heard about a crazy radical left wing policy coming out
Speaker 7: of Washington, d C. The Green New Deal, reparations, abortion
Speaker 7: up to the nine month you name it. Kamala Harris
Speaker 7: has been one of the leading supporters of the turn
Speaker 7: left of the Democra Party. She is the titular head
Speaker 7: of the Venezuela wing of the Democratic Party. It would
Speaker 7: take the very policies that have destroyed Venezuela, that have
Speaker 7: destroyed California, and she would visit those on the rest
Speaker 7: of us. That's why she must be stopped.
Speaker 2: There's a rumor now I did see Byron Donalds when
Speaker 2: I was in Pennsylvania yesterday in Philly, and I did
Speaker 2: see you. And are you guys going to be competing
Speaker 2: in a primary to run and be the next governor
Speaker 2: of Florida? Or am I jumping ahead of myself?
Speaker 7: I think you're jumping away ahead of yourself. Sean.
Speaker 2: Look if we here, I just hear things on the street.
Speaker 2: I'm just curious. I'm allowed to ask questions. I'm just
Speaker 2: a little talk show host.
Speaker 7: I got you, man, But we got to win this
Speaker 7: thing in twenty twenty fourth for President Trump or it's
Speaker 7: not going to matter what's going on in the country,
Speaker 7: but the republic does require strong states and a lot
Speaker 7: of the good ideas that have been copied to help
Speaker 7: us liberate our freedom, to protect our gun rights. They
Speaker 7: have come out of states like Florida, like Texas where
Speaker 7: you've had good executive leadership. So it might be something
Speaker 7: I look at down the road, But right now, my
Speaker 7: goal is to make sure that President Trump is the
Speaker 7: best candidate he can be, that we reinstitute the policies
Speaker 7: that we're working for this country, and that we stopped
Speaker 7: this radical agenda that would ban the gas car ban, fracking, ban,
Speaker 7: border patrol, and ice the very agenda that Kamala Harris
Speaker 7: has led in Washington for the last I'd say, you know,
Speaker 7: eight years, probably all right.
Speaker 2: Mac Gates from Vincacolo, the Panhandle congressman down in Florida,
Speaker 2: but in Washington today. We appreciate you being with us.
Speaker 2: Good luck with this budget bill? Is are we going
Speaker 2: to have another cr No?
Speaker 7: Unfortunately, that looks like the way it's had it. You
Speaker 7: and I know that the best way to budget is
Speaker 7: one agency at a time with single subject spending bills.
Speaker 7: Take it or leave it budgeting. It's precisely while we're
Speaker 7: thirty seven trillion in debt and we add a trillion
Speaker 7: dollars to the debt every hundred days, it is unsustainable.
Speaker 2: Appreciate your time, Matt Gates eight hundred nine four one,
Speaker 2: Shawn our number. You want to be a part of
Speaker 2: the program. We'll check in with our posters. Did last
Speaker 2: night's debate have any impact on the race that we
Speaker 2: can see early on