Speaker 1: Eighty one days to go until we will know who
Speaker 1: won the presidential election. Eighty one days enough time to
Speaker 1: go around the world with a data spare. Four days
Speaker 1: until the gavel drops and the Democratic Convention convenes in
Speaker 1: the city of Chicago.
Speaker 2: This is the warning.
Speaker 1: The story of the hour is the collapse of the
Speaker 1: Trump campaign. His ludicrous remarks and speech while delivering supposedly
Speaker 1: comments about the economy were something for the ages. It
Speaker 1: seems Donald Trump has finally figured out how to go
Speaker 1: after Kamala Harris. He's using the time tested fat kid.
Speaker 1: I'm taking my ball home copycat attack. Let's watch when
Speaker 1: Kamala lays out her fake economic plan this week.
Speaker 3: Probably will be a copy of my plan, because basically
Speaker 3: that's what she does. Remember a couple of days ago.
Speaker 2: And we will have no tax on tips. I said
Speaker 2: that was my plan.
Speaker 1: The issue is, Kamala Harris has a plan for service
Speaker 1: workers in America. Your tips won't be taxed, and Donald
Speaker 1: Trump is very, very upset about it.
Speaker 2: He says it's his idea. Let me ask you a question.
Speaker 1: When Donald Trump was president, did he do anything to
Speaker 1: reduce taxes on tips?
Speaker 2: But at any rate that don is spinning.
Speaker 1: He's enraged, according to news reports, and this is a
Speaker 1: serious issue, no laughing matter. He could be suffering from
Speaker 1: post traumatic stress. It seems that he's watching over and
Speaker 1: over and over again the seven second clip of the assassination.
Speaker 1: We know it's top of mind. He very deliberately said
Speaker 1: at the Republican Convention. I will never talk about this again.
Speaker 1: Let's watch.
Speaker 3: So many people have asked me what happened, tell us
Speaker 3: what happened, please, And therefore I will tell you exactly
Speaker 3: what happened. And you'll never hear it from me a
Speaker 3: second time because it's actually too painful to tell.
Speaker 1: And yet when he's with Elon Musk, he talks about
Speaker 1: it NonStop. This is somebody who's dealing with trauma, somebody
Speaker 1: who's dealing with an event that he hasn't processed. At
Speaker 1: the same time, he's having to process a real life event.
Speaker 1: And that's the collapse of the campaign. A few weeks back,
Speaker 1: in The Atlantic Magazines, campaign managers Susie Wiles and Chris
Speaker 1: Lasavita were quoted talking about the certainty of a Trump
Speaker 1: landslide a Trump restoration.
Speaker 2: They were measuring the drapes in the.
Speaker 1: Oval office and it's all slipping away, and Trump is
Speaker 1: enraged he has effectively stopped campaign. He is in mar
Speaker 1: A Lago obsessively watching the assassination tape over and over again,
Speaker 1: stew it raging. Kamala Harris, according to Trump, is stealing
Speaker 1: his best ideas.
Speaker 2: She's a copycat.
Speaker 1: Enraged at his campaign staff, and enraged at American weirdo.
Speaker 1: Jay d Vance the worst vice presidential pick, worse than Palin.
Speaker 1: He is the bearded Sarah Palin and weird. Here's JD
Speaker 1: in college. You know, most people in college don't dress
Speaker 1: up like JD did. But putting that aside, jd Vance
Speaker 1: talks about women in the weirdest, weirdest way. I'm trying
Speaker 1: to think of the times when I'm with all men
Speaker 1: playing golf, doing whatever, watching a game, hanging out, and
Speaker 1: I'm trying to imagine the reaction if one of the
Speaker 1: guys started talking about the role of postmenopausal women in society,
Speaker 1: talking about their usefulness is effectively over except for watching
Speaker 1: the kids. What all of the other guys would say.
Speaker 1: They would look at that guy and they'd be like,
Speaker 1: who's the fucking weirdo? I mean, it's weird, and it's
Speaker 1: okay to say it's weird. In fact, not saying it's
Speaker 1: weird is not okay. You should be free, I should
Speaker 1: be free. We should all be free. To point out
Speaker 1: the obvious, this guy is very weird. He talks and
Speaker 1: sounds like what these young men identify themselves as in
Speaker 1: cells sound like? Is jd Vance an inceell? What's wrong
Speaker 1: with him?
Speaker 2: Weird? Is weird? Is weird?
Speaker 1: And you don't want any weirdos or any whack jobs,
Speaker 1: any weird near decision making around, for example, the launch
Speaker 1: of nuclear weapons, the beginning of war. Let's watch Donald
Speaker 1: Trump talk about he loves the strong ones again.
Speaker 3: And they ask the head of the Prime Minister of Hungary,
Speaker 3: very tough man, strongman, very you know somebody that I
Speaker 3: always got along.
Speaker 2: I get along with the strong ones.
Speaker 3: I don't get along with the weak ones.
Speaker 2: Does that say it? That's a personality defect.
Speaker 1: Pauling doesn't begin to describe it at any rate. In America,
Speaker 1: a nation of three hundred and fifty million people, we
Speaker 1: have some scores of millions, maybe thirty or so, that
Speaker 1: have given up something of themselves, their agency. If they're
Speaker 1: told to drink bleach, some of them will. If they're
Speaker 1: told that the smaller crowd size is bigger. It must
Speaker 1: be true because the leader says it's true. There's no
Speaker 1: easier club to join than MAGA, though you do have
Speaker 1: to give something up. You have to give up self respect,
Speaker 1: you have to give up responsibility because once you're in MAGA,
Speaker 1: everything becomes easy. Right, nothing's your fault. It's all a conspiracy.
Speaker 1: What is it about the Donald Trump that makes someone
Speaker 1: want to glue a bandage to the side of their
Speaker 1: head and stare at them like a zombie clapping?
Speaker 2: What are they so enthralled by?
Speaker 1: Why are they so disconnected that this is what they
Speaker 1: turn to? Who knows? Who cares? What matters is that
Speaker 1: they not get power ever. Donald Trump is one of
Speaker 1: three people in all of American history who has received
Speaker 1: his party's nomination three times as a non incumbent president, meaning,
Speaker 1: aside from Fdr Henry Clay, William Jennings, Brian and Donald Trump,
Speaker 1: this is a season for the Republican Party, founded in
Speaker 1: eighteen fifty four of ritualistic suicide. No party's ever lost
Speaker 1: so much with such a loser at top, And yet
Speaker 1: here we go again, the Republicans, the Radical Trump MAGA
Speaker 1: Republicans are going to get wiped out in November and
Speaker 1: maybe in the next election, until the insanity stops. The
Speaker 1: end of coming from Aga because finally, the secret to
Speaker 1: defeating it is unlocked, visible and present. It is the
Speaker 1: manifestation spiritually, rhetorically, physically of something better, change new. The
Speaker 1: United States is a dynamic country to young country, and
Speaker 1: democracy needs constant refreshment. It is a well spring that
Speaker 1: bubbles to the surface so that in the dark moments,
Speaker 1: suddenly hope, like a guyser, can spring up.
Speaker 2: And that's what we're witnessing.
Speaker 1: What drama, what excellence from Kamala Harris campaigning introducing herself
Speaker 1: to the American people, and her upward trajectory is still
Speaker 1: going up. The convention is at hand. It will be
Speaker 1: a fantastic affair filled with optimism. Next week the Democrats
Speaker 1: will sell their vision to America, and next week Donald
Speaker 1: Trump will slip a little bit more into the muck
Speaker 1: that is swallowing him and his dreadful cause good. This
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