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Speaker 1: coming to you live from the r n C. Day two.
Speaker 2: And we talked yesterday about Jadvans, the VP for Trump.
Speaker 2: Very exciting stuff. We're now looking I think at a
Speaker 2: really formidable ticket top end bottom, which is fantastic news.
Speaker 2: We'll get into a little bit more of the politics
Speaker 2: around that, and then also the situation of the botched
Speaker 2: Secret Service security cordon and response and everything on Saturday.
Speaker 2: In fact, you know what I want to start with that.
Speaker 2: The latest from the Director of the Secret Service is
Speaker 2: that they didn't station a person on the rooftop because
Speaker 2: they thought that it would be dangerous with the slope
Speaker 2: on the roof for the agent to be there.
Speaker 1: Now, I have never worked.
Speaker 2: A secret service, but I have spent time around a
Speaker 2: lot of military and law enforcement back especially when I
Speaker 2: was in the CIA.
Speaker 1: And here's the thing.
Speaker 2: When it comes to preventing a possible assassination and even
Speaker 2: mass casualty incident from a shooter trying to conduct that assassination.
Speaker 1: The idea that you would. It is unfathomably stupid.
Speaker 2: It is unthinkably insane to think that you would not
Speaker 2: risk what a sprained ankle for an agent from a
Speaker 2: sloped roof because and not do enough to stop a
Speaker 2: shooter in that situation or to stop the threat rather
Speaker 2: from being able to materialize as it did. I honestly
Speaker 2: couldn't believe when that first happened that that was really
Speaker 2: something that the head of the Secret Service, Kim Cheadle,
Speaker 2: would say.
Speaker 1: It just struck me as it's not possible.
Speaker 2: They can't be that incompetent, but it really is. And
Speaker 2: I think that one of the problems that we're going
Speaker 2: to have with this now is the people who are
Speaker 2: feeling much more conspiratorial about what happened, they're going to
Speaker 2: be able to fall back on this, which is, do
Speaker 2: you really expect me to believe that they are that
Speaker 2: dumb the people making these decisions, or that incompetent. Perhaps
Speaker 2: maybe it's not an IQ issue obviously, but it's a
Speaker 2: judgment issue. Do you really expect me to believe it
Speaker 2: they're that inept? And I think, unfortunately I have to say, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: they're that bad at this, at making decisions that can
Speaker 2: have massive consequences for the nation. That how you fix
Speaker 2: that it has to be And you know, today we
Speaker 2: spoke to a bunch of senators who spoke to Tim Scott.
Speaker 2: They spoke to Marshall Blackburn, Eric Trump, Donald Trump's one
Speaker 2: of his sons. One of the things that keeps coming
Speaker 2: up is how do we fix the culture in these agencies?
Speaker 2: And it's not an easy thing to fix. These are massive,
Speaker 2: bloated bureaucracies. Again, I speak of what I know here
Speaker 2: because I worked in one of them for a number
Speaker 2: of years and to try to get people to be
Speaker 2: much more well, it's not much more efficient, it's not
Speaker 2: catastrophically horrible at it.
Speaker 1: It's easier said than done.
Speaker 2: I think that Trump is going to have to find
Speaker 2: very good people to clean things up at places, whether
Speaker 2: it's Secret Service, CIA, FBI, DOJ.
Speaker 1: Spoke to Alena Hobbitt today.
Speaker 2: Actually she said, you know, I said, would you be
Speaker 2: willing to maybe think about something in the DOJ for Trump?
Speaker 2: She says, if the president, if the President wants me
Speaker 2: to serve, I will serve in whatever capacity he needs
Speaker 2: in his administration. President Trump. So there are people who
Speaker 2: recognize this and understand that this is this is going
Speaker 2: to be an all hands on deck effort to fix
Speaker 2: some of these problems in some of the institutions.
Speaker 1: That are.
Speaker 2: I mean with the Secret Service, I didn't even had
Speaker 2: they had one job. Honestly, they have one job, which
Speaker 2: is to protect people who are under particular threat because
Speaker 2: of their role in the United States government or their
Speaker 2: relationship to people in the United States government. And it
Speaker 2: was a failure at all levels. How can they not
Speaker 2: have a resignation or a firing at this point, Nobody
Speaker 2: seems to want to even offer up an answer to that,
Speaker 2: But it strikes me as absolutely absurd and insane that
Speaker 2: that's where we are. So that's been a lot of
Speaker 2: the talk here today is still around what happened. And
Speaker 2: I'll say that last night Donald Trump walked out and
Speaker 2: I was saw it live and he had a patch
Speaker 2: on his ear here at the RNC from obviously being
Speaker 2: hit in the ear with a five five six round,
Speaker 2: to have his head shaved by a five five six round.
Speaker 2: I still can't believe that happened. So thankful that he
Speaker 2: wasn't seriously hurt or killed. But as we know, there
Speaker 2: was somebody killed, and that person's life was precious, and
Speaker 2: that was an American and a patriot and a dad
Speaker 2: and a husband.
Speaker 1: He was killed.
Speaker 2: Because of the security failure. Totally unacceptable. But Trump coming
Speaker 2: out with the ear patch on.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean this is it's like we've entered a
Speaker 1: whole new level of the.
Speaker 2: Not just the political momentum, but the sense of destiny
Speaker 2: and that he is walking with destiny or he is
Speaker 2: a man of the moment in a way, Donald Trump,
Speaker 2: in a way that even exceeds what we've seen before.
Speaker 2: It's remarkable stuff, really is. And I would talk to
Speaker 2: you about something else morning, Joe, in a second.
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Speaker 2: Morning Joe was back on the air this morning, Mick
Speaker 2: and Joe, and the story is that they may have
Speaker 2: threatened to resign if they weren't allowed to back on,
Speaker 2: which I have to tell you that is the only move.
Speaker 2: You can't have a news show where your news director
Speaker 2: effectively tells you that you cannot be trusted to go
Speaker 2: on the air to talk about this and the guests
Speaker 2: that you bring on on a regular basis are so
Speaker 2: insane that we will not allow you to cover what
Speaker 2: is among the biggest news stories in recent memory for sure,
Speaker 2: which is an attempted assassination, a very close call attempted
Speaker 2: assassination of a president. And I gotta say this goes
Speaker 2: to so much though, which is that MSNBCCNN, you know
Speaker 2: they're here, they have their TV crews and stuff. I
Speaker 2: saw them yesterday at the main arena of the main event.
Speaker 2: And MSNBC and CNN have just been feeding their audience's
Speaker 2: garbage for years.
Speaker 1: They have been lying, they don't actually believe the things
Speaker 1: they say about Donald Trump at all, and they continue
Speaker 1: to just promote this garbage knowing that they are feeding
Speaker 1: their audience as a pile of nonsense.
Speaker 2: And it's because, unfortunately, once you've told, once you've told
Speaker 2: people that trust you to help them interpret events and reality,
Speaker 2: Let's be honest, that's what news commentary really is, right.
Speaker 1: It's a relaying.
Speaker 2: Of information, but it's also contextualizing, analyzing and presenting information
Speaker 2: in a way to you.
Speaker 1: Know, to give it some some meaning. Once you've told.
Speaker 2: Somebody that you don't like, you don't like somebody in
Speaker 2: politics because they're basically hitler, how do you walk back
Speaker 2: from that? How do you calm that stuff down? How
Speaker 2: do you change that? And they can't. That's really the
Speaker 2: fundamental issue, that's really the primary. So now where they
Speaker 2: gonna say, yeah, Donald Trump's bad. I guess he's gonna
Speaker 2: win the election. You know what's gonna happen when Donald
Speaker 2: Trump wins this election. The country's not gonna end. The
Speaker 2: country is going to be better. Economy is going to
Speaker 2: be better, border is going to be better, law enforce
Speaker 2: is going to be better. I'm not saying it's gonna
Speaker 2: be perfect. We're gonna have a lot of problems, Toll.
Speaker 2: I'm not delusional, I get it. But things are going
Speaker 2: to be moving in the right direction. The decisions that
Speaker 2: can be made that are important will be made eligently
Speaker 2: at the top level of government.
Speaker 1: So things will be better.
Speaker 2: And the country's obviously not could end because things have
Speaker 2: been getting better. And what you see with all that is,
Speaker 2: of course they've been lying then right the end of democracy.
Speaker 2: They say they can't be serious about that. They can't
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