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Speaker 1: my friend. We're going to be doing these on the
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Speaker 1: Biden's fall. Now, I understand for a lot of people,
Speaker 1: how big a deal is this really? So an old
Speaker 1: guy falls down? Why should we think that this is
Speaker 1: something that we even have to spend time discussing talking about. Well,
Speaker 1: here's the thing. He's the commander in chief. He has
Speaker 1: a tremendous responsibility to the American people, and we know
Speaker 1: that he has dementia, we know that he's too old,
Speaker 1: and Democrats don't seem to care. They're just willing to
Speaker 1: go forward with this as it is and pretend that
Speaker 1: somehow he's just going to be fine, not even get
Speaker 1: through the election, but for four more years. I can't
Speaker 1: believe personally that they really think that this is what's
Speaker 1: going to happen. So here's my theory. They're going to
Speaker 1: push Joe Biden across the finished line, even if they
Speaker 1: have to wheel him in a wheelchair with a blanket
Speaker 1: over his knees as he is muttering and eating apple
Speaker 1: sauce that an Aid is giving to him. They will
Speaker 1: push him across the finish line, and then the position
Speaker 1: will be that Kamala Harris has to take over. Now,
Speaker 1: in a lot of ways, this would mean that Joe
Speaker 1: Biden will have reached his absolute peak. This is a
Speaker 1: man whom all of you know has a long history
Speaker 1: of lying, who has a long history of saying absolutely
Speaker 1: anything that he has to say in the moment in
Speaker 1: order to get the maximum political advantage, and in this
Speaker 1: case by being an empty vessel for the schemes and
Speaker 1: machinations of the leftists who now are the Democrat Party.
Speaker 1: Not just run the Democrat Party, they are now the
Speaker 1: heart and soul. If you can say the Democrat Party
Speaker 1: has a soul. Joe Biden is the center of that.
Speaker 1: He isn't really anything other than a puppet, a pass through.
Speaker 1: He's somebody who exists merely so that people with much
Speaker 1: more obvious and nefarious policy preferences can have a guy
Speaker 1: who looks like a grinning old grandpa that everyone's known
Speaker 1: for so long, and they'll talk about his Irish charm
Speaker 1: and all this stuff. But at the end of the day,
Speaker 1: he is doing what the far left of the party
Speaker 1: wants him to do. And this is why even though
Speaker 1: he fell down, and for a lot of us there
Speaker 1: was a moment of oh my gosh, is he okay? Right?
Speaker 1: And that's what you think. That's what I believe any person,
Speaker 1: the decent, normal person thinks when they see a not
Speaker 1: just a senior, really a super senior citizen fall down
Speaker 1: in that way. Now, the Democrats are going to do
Speaker 1: what they always do. They're going to say, oh, they're pouncing,
Speaker 1: They're pouncing on this, and it's a sandbag that he
Speaker 1: tripped over. It's not just that he fell. I can fall,
Speaker 1: you fall. We all fall right sometimes. And I'm not
Speaker 1: gonna lie. Sometimes I'm a little clumsy. I am very
Speaker 1: capable of stubbing my toe with a speed and ferocity
Speaker 1: that makes me rethink a lot of my life choices
Speaker 1: and you know what I'm doing with my day. So
Speaker 1: it could happen. You can fall, but how you get
Speaker 1: up from that fall makes a big difference too. What
Speaker 1: does the physicality tell you of all this? So I
Speaker 1: think that Joe Biden, because we saw him struggling to
Speaker 1: get up. I think that he is is a metaphor
Speaker 1: in many ways for this Democrat Party. It's not fine,
Speaker 1: it's not going to be okay, it's reckless, but we're
Speaker 1: supposed to pretend this is the very very ancient emperor's
Speaker 1: new clothes, to borrow from the Hans Christian Andersen fairy tale.
Speaker 1: Right this, we all see what's going on, we all
Speaker 1: understand what the implications of this may be. But at
Speaker 1: the end of the day, they're just going to pretend
Speaker 1: like we are not seeing what we are so clearly seeing.
Speaker 1: And this means a couple things. One is it's a
Speaker 1: reminder of the ruthlessness of the Democrat Party, the fact
Speaker 1: that as just a central ethos, now, whatever it takes,
Speaker 1: I call it the Fetterman effect, whatever it takes to
Speaker 1: push their preferred candidate across the line to have the
Speaker 1: power that they think they should have, that's what they're
Speaker 1: willing to do. And the second part of it is
Speaker 1: be ready for what is coming. Because as much as
Speaker 1: there are these polls that say, oh, but the people
Speaker 1: are so concerned that Joe Biden can't do the job,
Speaker 1: Democrats know we can't do the job. But they also
Speaker 1: didn't replace him. They also have continued to push him forward,
Speaker 1: and that makes us, that should make us take a
Speaker 1: step back and say, why would they be confident in
Speaker 1: their ability to make this doddering old buffoon president for
Speaker 1: four more years? Because they're going to be formidable in
Speaker 1: twenty twenty four. We are not running against a candidate.
Speaker 1: We are not running against one man who is leading
Speaker 1: the Democrat Party. We are running against a massive, well
Speaker 1: oiled Democrat. It's a little bit like for those of
Speaker 1: you who are fans of the Terminator franchise, remember when
Speaker 1: he's talking about the H I think it's the T
Speaker 1: eight hundred, T one thousand, was the liquid metal one
Speaker 1: from Terminator two? I think it was the T eight hundred,
Speaker 1: And he says it it doesn't feel pity or immorse,
Speaker 1: and it absolutely will not stop. And that is true
Speaker 1: of the Democrat machine as well. It's a bit of
Speaker 1: a political terminator. It doesn't feel pity or remorse. It
Speaker 1: doesn't the people calling the shots, the people who have
Speaker 1: power in that party, never take a step back and
Speaker 1: say to themselves, you know what, maybe there's something more
Speaker 1: important than being able to keep the border wide open,
Speaker 1: spend us into oblivion and push for transgender surgeries for
Speaker 1: fourteen year olds. Maybe there are greater issues at stake
Speaker 1: than whatever the latest fad and fashion of the Democrat
Speaker 1: Party may be. No, they never think that way, because
Speaker 1: all that really matters is that they're in charge and
Speaker 1: they have created a system to keep them in charge.
Speaker 1: That is going to be a challenge for us. They
Speaker 1: don't think of this. Look, look at the fetterment effect
Speaker 1: is important. The Katie Hobbes effect too. Out in Arizona,
Speaker 1: didn't even feel the need to debate her opponent. She
Speaker 1: knew something. She knew something. Yeah, you could say she
Speaker 1: could just see what the polls were, but it was
Speaker 1: more than that. There was really an arrogance, not just
Speaker 1: an arrogance of power, but an arrogance of the inevitability
Speaker 1: of staying in power that she had because she knew
Speaker 1: what the system was in her state and was able
Speaker 1: to manipulate it. This is what we have to understand.
Speaker 1: The fight is going to be like going forward for
Speaker 1: this country, and it's going to be very challenging. One
Speaker 1: of the issues that we have on the right, one
Speaker 1: of the issues we have as conservatives is that we
Speaker 1: don't like to fight dirty, even if it's legal, we
Speaker 1: still have this conception in our heads that if only
Speaker 1: we can find our way to one more powerful message
Speaker 1: or one more policy issue, we'll be able to overcome. No.
Speaker 1: This is political trench warfare, and it's going to come
Speaker 1: down to grit, determination, focus, and unrelenting persistence. That's how
Speaker 1: we can win. That's how we can win, whoever the
Speaker 1: eventual Republican nominee is. That's what it's going to require,
Speaker 1: Donald Trump or anyone else. That's what we'll be needed.
Speaker 1: Interesting job offer for Mayor Lori Lightfoot out of Chicago
Speaker 1: that I want to tell you about here in a second.
Speaker 1: We'll get to that in just a moment. I also
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Speaker 1: three dot com. Okay, so we have Mayor Lori Lightfoot,
Speaker 1: former mayor of Chicago. You might have seen actually Stephen A.
Speaker 1: Smith spoke out recently the ESPN analyst about the fifty
Speaker 1: shootings that occurred in Chicago just over the Memorial Day weekend,
Speaker 1: And to stephn A's tremendous credit, he is speaking out
Speaker 1: about how there's not only is that just an atrocity,
Speaker 1: and it is, but there's a lack of outrage from
Speaker 1: people who claim to care so much about stopping gun violence,
Speaker 1: and more specifically, who claim to care about black lives.
Speaker 1: Because a vast majority, if not all, of the individuals
Speaker 1: who were shot over the moor of Day weekend were
Speaker 1: black Chicagoans. And so you sit there and you wonder,
Speaker 1: why doesn't this get more attention. Well, in the case
Speaker 1: of Chicago, it has become almost a grim expectation that
Speaker 1: there will be a stunning number of shootings that occur
Speaker 1: over a holiday weekend like Memorial Day weekend. And this
Speaker 1: shouldn't be the case. But it's the case in part because,
Speaker 1: or in large part, I would argue, because of the
Speaker 1: failed policies and decision making of the Democrat machine in Chicago.
Speaker 1: I don't know what it's going to take for some
Speaker 1: of these cities, New York, Chicago, Los Angeles to break
Speaker 1: the grip of the Democrat Party on the wheels of power,
Speaker 1: on the ability to make these determinations for these cities.
Speaker 1: They're ruining them. They're ruining these places as great American
Speaker 1: cities of the past, not could be great American cities
Speaker 1: the future, this continues, and we all understand that this
Speaker 1: is a combination of factors lack of prosecution, lack of
Speaker 1: support for police and ensuring police are able to do
Speaker 1: their jobs fully, but also, more broadly, a culture and
Speaker 1: a society that respects the rule of law day to day,
Speaker 1: that understands rule of law is what holds us all together.
Speaker 1: Rule of law is what makes society possible. And when
Speaker 1: you see these stories about the amount of for example,
Speaker 1: just retail theft that's going on, the retail theft that's
Speaker 1: going on, five hundred million dollars from a company like
Speaker 1: I think it was Target. Actually Target's got other problems
Speaker 1: these days, but the amount of theft is staggering, and
Speaker 1: it's continuous, and it's individuals who feel like they can
Speaker 1: get away with it, and it doesn't look like it's
Speaker 1: going to stop anytime soon because the people who could,
Speaker 1: who should stop it, are refusing to do so. And
Speaker 1: now this may maybe because they view it as an
Speaker 1: issue of social justice. They don't like the demographics of
Speaker 1: the arrestees to be anything out of proportion to the population.
Speaker 1: I think that just fewer arrests will somehow deal with
Speaker 1: the problem. No, when you let people break small laws
Speaker 1: with impunity continuously, they go on to break big laws.
Speaker 1: They become a career criminals, they become menace to society.
Speaker 1: And this is what we are seeing play out time
Speaker 1: and time again, and in Chicago it's a particularly obvious
Speaker 1: example of this. And oh, Lori Lightfoot, what is her
Speaker 1: new job the outgoing mayor? The current mayor is Unfortunately
Speaker 1: for Chicago, it's terrible. What is the outgoing mayor's job
Speaker 1: going to be? And I just think it shows you
Speaker 1: also this key truth of the Democrat machine, which is
Speaker 1: that it will always, always, always take care of its own.
Speaker 1: If you're a Democrat who does that? You know, if
Speaker 1: you're if you're a pro criminal, pro abortion, anti law
Speaker 1: and order, and pro socialism and pro authoritarianism, as a Democrat,
Speaker 1: you will always be taken care of because you are
Speaker 1: useful to them, and so they'll make sure that you
Speaker 1: continue to be by giving you jobs and different sinecures
Speaker 1: and positions and book deals, TV contributorships, stuff like that.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you exactly what Lori life, what's got going on,
Speaker 1: because this one's particularly amazing in some ways. But I
Speaker 1: also want to make sure you're diversifying your portfolio. How
Speaker 1: many more headlines, how much more speculation about where the
Speaker 1: dollar's going do you have to see over the long
Speaker 1: term before you realize that we could lose the reserve
Speaker 1: status of our currency at some point in the future.
Speaker 1: If that happens, America is in a very different place.
Speaker 1: And the dollars that you've worked so many years, so
Speaker 1: many decades for aren't going to be worth anything near
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Speaker 1: They're calling her the ousted mayor of Chicago. She did lose,
Speaker 1: got crushed in her reelection effort. She has been hired
Speaker 1: by Harvard University's T. H. Chan School of Public Health
Speaker 1: because of her leadership ability, and the dean of this
Speaker 1: Harvard University school has praised Lori Lightfoot's strong leadership in
Speaker 1: advocating for health equity and dignity. What is that even
Speaker 1: supposed to mean? You know, it's really worth sometimes just
Speaker 1: asking yourself, what do the people that say this stuff
Speaker 1: really think they are saying? And why don't they just
Speaker 1: say it more clearly? Well, because this is all about
Speaker 1: the signaling to anyone listening that Lori Lightfoot is a
Speaker 1: leftist and therefore the leftist controlled and dominated institutions Harvard,
Speaker 1: which is now a hedge fund that teaches classes, will
Speaker 1: pay her. I would guess they're paying her two hundred
Speaker 1: and fifty grand for this course to teach something like that,
Speaker 1: you know, great pay to show up and do very little.
Speaker 1: Maybe she teaches for an hour a week two hundred
Speaker 1: fifty grand. But every other mayor in every other major
Speaker 1: Democrat city sees this. It's a reminder, Oh, if I
Speaker 1: just do the crazy left wing stuff that the Democrat
Speaker 1: apparatus wants me to, I will also be taken care of.
Speaker 1: They will make sure that there's that cushy not just
Speaker 1: a job. You're not gonna be, you know, breaking rocks
Speaker 1: by the side of the road. You're not going to
Speaker 1: be a you know, digging ditches for minimum wage somewhere.
Speaker 1: If you are a Democrat operative in office or in
Speaker 1: the media, they will make sure there's a position for you.
Speaker 1: They'll make sure there's that book deal, that board seat.
Speaker 1: And this has a profound impact on the way things
Speaker 1: work in this country. Lori Lightfoot should be teaching classes
Speaker 1: on how to ruin a city, because that is what
Speaker 1: she was best at in Chicago. How to be incompetent,
Speaker 1: how to be corrupt, how to make every wrong choice.
Speaker 1: If she was teaching course on that, I would say great,
Speaker 1: But she's not, and we all know what's going on here. Equity,
Speaker 1: equity and health and inclusion. River she's a leftist, She's
Speaker 1: a socialist. Socialist at Harvard are hiring their socialist friend
Speaker 1: because no matter what the cost was to the people
Speaker 1: of the city of Chicago, she continued to be a socialist,
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