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Speaker 3: Welcome to the Daily Show. I'm right Chang. Here's what
Speaker 3: we have for you tonight. Pride Month is getting some backlash,
Speaker 3: Joe Biden is remembering the good old days, and Donald
Speaker 3: Trump is looking for a new VP to hang with
Speaker 3: and then maybe hang So let's get into the headlines.
Speaker 1: Let's kick things.
Speaker 3: Off with President Joe Biden, who was in France today
Speaker 3: to commemorate the eightieth anniversary of the d with veterans
Speaker 3: of the battle. And spending time with these veterans is
Speaker 3: incredibly important to Joe Biden because being next to them
Speaker 3: is the only time he looks young.
Speaker 1: Don't forget, and this is true.
Speaker 3: Joe Biden was actually alive back when D Day happened.
Speaker 3: And I'm pretty sure when A Day, B Day and
Speaker 3: C Day happened too. Now, if you don't know your history,
Speaker 3: D Day was the day Allied soldiers stormed the beaches
Speaker 3: of Normandy in World War Two, and I can appreciate
Speaker 3: the difficulty and danger they faced because the beach at
Speaker 3: Normandy is by far the fucking hottest missioning call of duty. Okay,
Speaker 3: so we honor all the brave soldiers who fought the
Speaker 3: Nazis in France so that we today could have the
Speaker 3: freedom to fight them on Twitter.
Speaker 1: Oh actually, you know, now.
Speaker 3: That I think about it, I guess you guys didn't
Speaker 3: really finish their job. So thanks for nothing. But enough
Speaker 3: about Nazis. Let's move on to a completely unrelated topic,
Speaker 3: Donald Trump. The ny PD is officially revoking Donald Trump's
Speaker 3: gun permit in New York because, as a convicted felon,
Speaker 3: he's not allowed to own a firearm anymore. Of course,
Speaker 3: there is a bit of a loophole because if he
Speaker 3: becomes president, he gets all the nukes. How does that
Speaker 3: make sense? He can't have a hunting right, full boy,
Speaker 3: he can drop the A bomb on Bambi. Okay, So,
Speaker 3: but Trump has bigger things on his mind, like who
Speaker 3: to pick as his running mate slash human Shield and
Speaker 3: here are the finalists swords as.
Speaker 4: Selsey and and tonight that former President Donald Trump's campaign
Speaker 4: has now given betting materials several people who are on
Speaker 4: the vice presidential shortlist that includes North Dakota Governor Doug Bergham,
Speaker 4: Senators Marco Rubio, JD. Vance, and Tim Scott, also representatives
Speaker 4: Byron Donalds at a least Stephonic and also Trump's former
Speaker 4: cabinet secretary Ben Carson, all at least seven undergoing. Really,
Speaker 4: what is the political of a background check?
Speaker 3: What Trump is doing background checks on possible vps?
Speaker 1: Why what's he.
Speaker 3: Gonna find out about someone else that's worse than what
Speaker 3: he's done?
Speaker 1: I mean, Yo, this student's got.
Speaker 3: Fraud, sexual assault, infidelity, tax evasion, bankruptcies, impeachments.
Speaker 1: He hung out with Epstein.
Speaker 3: I mean, is he really going to find something and
Speaker 3: be like, hold on, hold on, JD. Van's got a
Speaker 3: parking ticket in nineteen ninety four. I can be associated
Speaker 3: with a man like that. I will say I am
Speaker 3: impressed with the diversity in this list, I mean three
Speaker 3: black guys, although it is less impressive where you consider
Speaker 3: that Trump thinks all of them are Herman Kane. Although
Speaker 3: you may have noticed one name who isn't on the list.
Speaker 3: It's a Christine Nome, which has to be pre upsetting
Speaker 3: for her, although I'm sure she'll be fine when she
Speaker 3: lets saw some steam at the firing range Meanwhile, big
Speaker 3: news today about a top figure from Trump's previous campaign,
Speaker 3: Steve Bannett, is officially going to prison next month for
Speaker 3: refusing to testify.
Speaker 1: Before the Land Fix Committee.
Speaker 3: Now, luckily, prison won't be a big change for him
Speaker 3: because he already smells like a pack of cigarettes that
Speaker 3: was smuggled in someone's ass. I mean, this dude doesn't
Speaker 3: look like he's going into prison.
Speaker 1: He looks like he just escaped. Tell me, this guy
Speaker 1: didn't just crawl through a five hundred yard type of shit.
Speaker 3: Okay. I do feel bad for all the other prisoners
Speaker 3: having to listen to this dude talk about MAGA all
Speaker 3: the time. His cellmate is going to be the first
Speaker 3: inmate in history to volunteer for the electric chair. I mean,
Speaker 3: even the skinheads are going to be like, damn, this
Speaker 3: new guy has some rough opinions about immigrants. But let's
Speaker 3: move on because this June, which means it's time to
Speaker 3: celebrate the holiday. Jojo Siwa invented Pride Month. Pride Month
Speaker 3: started as an anti establishment protest, but over the last
Speaker 3: few decades it's gone main street. They are parades in
Speaker 3: every city, Pizza Hut puts out gay boxes, and even
Speaker 3: Exon changes all these oil spills to a rainbow color
Speaker 3: hashtag ally, but recently the conservative backlash has been growing
Speaker 3: and this year some Pride traditions are coming under fire.
Speaker 5: In Florida, Ron DeSantis administration has forbidden cities across the
Speaker 5: state from displaying colorful lights on their bridges during Pride Month,
Speaker 5: limiting bridge coloration to red, white, and blue. Bridges across
Speaker 5: the state that normally illuminate in colorful arrays of light
Speaker 5: to mark holidays won't be able to use any other colors.
Speaker 5: The goal of Ron's order is clearly to shut down
Speaker 5: any celebration of Pride Month.
Speaker 1: Yo, what is up? We brought the Sanders?
Speaker 3: I mean, I can't believe a guy who rocks three
Speaker 3: inch heels is such a dick.
Speaker 1: To the gay community.
Speaker 3: But by the way, by the way, red white and
Speaker 3: blue lights on crumbling infrastructure perfect metaphor for America. And
Speaker 3: it's so sad because having pride colors on bridges also
Speaker 3: prevent a lost straight people from killing themselves. Guys would
Speaker 3: be like, hey, I can't jump off this bridge.
Speaker 1: That's gay.
Speaker 3: But if you think it can't get a pettier than
Speaker 3: a ban on rainbow bridges as a buy in Idaho,
Speaker 3: saying hold my heterosexual beer, and Idaho bar.
Speaker 1: Is offering a break from a pride.
Speaker 6: Push that's being Forest Town Americans by declaring June to
Speaker 6: be Heterosexual Awesomeness Month. The Old State Saloon offering deals
Speaker 6: all month long, including hetero mail Monday when any heterosexual
Speaker 6: male get this who must be dressed like a heterosexual
Speaker 6: male gets a free pint of beer.
Speaker 3: You must be dressed like a heterosexual male.
Speaker 1: So this straight bar.
Speaker 3: Is going to be critiquing everyone's outfits as soon as
Speaker 3: they walk in the drawna.
Speaker 1: It sounds super straight to me.
Speaker 3: What what exactly not even saying here like our bar
Speaker 3: is so straight and will offering special gills to pack
Speaker 3: it entirely with dudes. I mean, you basically one brick
Speaker 3: away from being stonewall. Okay, So now I guess someone
Speaker 3: could argue that none of this stuff is explicitly anti gay,
Speaker 3: but just check out how Colorado Republicans are celebrating pride.
Speaker 7: The Colorado Republican Party is calling on people to burn
Speaker 7: all gay pride flags, proclaiming in a mass email to
Speaker 7: supporters that quote God hates pride. The Republican party's message
Speaker 7: attack so called godless groomers, and it echoes the anti
Speaker 7: gay slur used by Westboro Baptist Church protesters.
Speaker 3: Okay, awful story, but hang on, did wait? Did did
Speaker 3: Jesus have laser ice? Was that in the Bible? I mean,
Speaker 3: I knew he had powers, I didn't know he was
Speaker 3: in the x men. I don't get how anyone can
Speaker 3: be so angry about rainbow flags. I mean, it must
Speaker 3: be exhausting being that homophobic, you know, just eating a
Speaker 3: bag of Skittles like.
Speaker 1: No homo, No, no, no, no homo. It's no homo.
Speaker 3: So there's backlash of pride around the country, and guess what,
Speaker 3: some of those corporate allies are turning out to be
Speaker 3: fair weather friends.
Speaker 8: Target says it will no longer sell its Pride Month
Speaker 8: collection in all of its stores. The decision comes after
Speaker 8: conservative groups came upset over the chain's decision to sell
Speaker 8: LGBTQ themed merchandise last June. The company says the backlash
Speaker 8: harm sales.
Speaker 9: Are you kidding me?
Speaker 3: Target stopped selling gay stuff, but the logo is literally
Speaker 3: a butthole.
Speaker 1: Well, you know that's it.
Speaker 3: From now on, I will be going somewhere else. To
Speaker 3: pretend to shop so I can poop in the bathroom.
Speaker 3: For more on the story, we go live to Targo.
Speaker 3: If our senior lesbian correspondent, Grace Coolansmith, Right, Greg, Greg,
Speaker 3: what's the feeling at Target?
Speaker 1: It's pretty amazing.
Speaker 10: Did you know if you use the self checkout machine,
Speaker 10: you don't have to pay?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Okay, I don't think that's right, but that's not what
Speaker 3: I'm talking about. How do people feel about a banging
Speaker 3: gay merchandise?
Speaker 9: Oh?
Speaker 10: Yeah, it's so disappointing. Gay people just want equality. If
Speaker 10: Target wants to ban gay items, fine, but if they
Speaker 10: want to be equal, then they also need to ban
Speaker 10: all the straight items like golf clubs or cargo shorts
Speaker 10: are two and one shampoos.
Speaker 3: Wait, no, that's that's that's a shampoo I use. I
Speaker 3: mean it saves time and my head looks great. Yes,
Speaker 3: all right, So anyway, so straight items items that straight
Speaker 3: people use.
Speaker 10: No, it's more of a vibe. Every product has a
Speaker 10: clear orientation.
Speaker 1: Every product. Okay, what about like water bottles.
Speaker 3: Gay cell phone cases? Great, Okay, I think I get it.
Speaker 3: So a slotted spoon that feels gay.
Speaker 10: Slotted spoons are so straight they're serving nothing.
Speaker 3: Okay, Okay, what about what about sweaters straight.
Speaker 1: Dog sweaters gay? Electrical sockets gay?
Speaker 10: Obviously they're power bottoms.
Speaker 3: Okay, what about calculators, So.
Speaker 9: That one's interesting.
Speaker 10: Standard calculators are straight, but graphing calculators are gay because
Speaker 10: they're doing way too much.
Speaker 3: Okay, Okay, I think I'm getting it. Print does as
Speaker 3: straight and humidify as a gay.
Speaker 10: Ronnie, don't out them.
Speaker 1: They haven't told their family yet. Okay, wait, shit, I'm okay,
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, I don't know what.
Speaker 9: Look.
Speaker 10: Hey, that's besides the point.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 10: Pride isn't about rainbow tank tops at Target. It's a
Speaker 10: way for the queer community to remember how far we've
Speaker 10: come from the violence and discrimination we once faced. And
Speaker 10: most importantly, it's about me hooking up with my ex
Speaker 10: girlfriend's ex girlfriend and a cabin in Vermont. Let's just
Speaker 10: say that I'm the electrical socket.
Speaker 1: Okay, good race, close for everybody. Let me come back.
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Speaker 3: My guests tonight is a conservative attorney who may be
Speaker 3: Donald Trump's biggest critic. Please welcome mister George Conway.
Speaker 1: Standing ovation, standing ovation. You are that hero. In many ways,
Speaker 1: you are got Trump. Okay, So.
Speaker 3: Yeah, man, look your bona FIDE's impeccable. Hovard Yale, you
Speaker 3: argue in the Supreme Court.
Speaker 9: More importantly, stop.
Speaker 1: Half Asian.
Speaker 3: There you go, So I don't waste anyone's time. I
Speaker 3: really want to pick your brains with this, based on
Speaker 3: your expert legal opinion, this current Trump case, with this
Speaker 3: guilty verdict, what does this mean going forward? Is going
Speaker 3: to hold out?
Speaker 9: He's a criminal.
Speaker 3: He's a criminal for sure, But I'm thirty. But isn't
Speaker 3: this up for appeal?
Speaker 9: Gonna take? It's not gonna be appealed this year? I
Speaker 9: mean it will. The appeal will start this year. It
Speaker 9: can't start until after he's sentenced on July eleventh. Mark
Speaker 9: your calendar. And what are the chances of the you know,
Speaker 9: the I don't think they really have much on appeal.
Speaker 9: I don't. I mean I sat through a good chunk
Speaker 9: of the trial. I followed the issues. I don't think.
Speaker 3: I mean the main the main counter argument is that
Speaker 3: against this conviction. Is that correct me if I'm wrong?
Speaker 1: Please?
Speaker 3: Is that the New York State does not have jurisdiction
Speaker 3: over a federal matter.
Speaker 9: No, that's that's that's a bogus argument, because what what
Speaker 9: what happens is that there's there are two levels of
Speaker 9: falsifying classified documents that you can be convicted for. One
Speaker 9: is a misdemeanor, which is second degree, and one is
Speaker 9: a felony with first degree. And to kick from second
Speaker 9: degree up to first degree, you have to commit some
Speaker 9: you have to have the intent to conceal or commit
Speaker 9: some other offense. And that offense was actually a state
Speaker 9: law offense. The state law offense is conspiring to influence
Speaker 9: an election by unlawful means, and the unlawful means can
Speaker 9: be violations of federal law or violations of state law.
Speaker 9: And there's really no question about that. And the jury,
Speaker 9: you know, I mean the jury was really fast. I mean,
Speaker 9: it wasn't really it wasn't a hard case at the
Speaker 9: end of the day.
Speaker 3: Oh so you don't feel that you feel it's pretty
Speaker 3: open and shut.
Speaker 9: No, I thought it was open and the verdict came
Speaker 9: in and I thought, you know, frankly, I thought a
Speaker 9: lot of the television covered was misleading. You know, I
Speaker 9: think there's this a tendency to make everything a horse
Speaker 9: race and make everything exciting. But the fact of the
Speaker 9: matter is, I mean the case was strong from the beginning,
Speaker 9: and the prosecution actually executed perfectly, and the defense kind
Speaker 9: of was a little messed up because they.
Speaker 1: Have a problem, and pray, tell, what might that be?
Speaker 9: The problem is they have some lunatic telling them what
Speaker 9: to do, and not all.
Speaker 3: Who are you referring to.
Speaker 9: There's this guy who was sitting there every day. He
Speaker 9: kind of orangey and was often he'd wake up and
Speaker 9: make a suggestion. It was not These were not good suggestions,
Speaker 9: and he doesn't really know what he's doing. He thinks
Speaker 9: he does well.
Speaker 3: The reason I like talking to you about the legal
Speaker 3: cases because you have a conservative background so and not
Speaker 3: not just that, but I always feel like you seem
Speaker 3: from from what I've heard and read from you, you
Speaker 3: always seem to have a pretty balanced, reasonable view on
Speaker 3: this and that's why when you discuss these cases, you
Speaker 3: always discuss it from a very legal and legal purview,
Speaker 3: and you're trying to try about this stuff. So when
Speaker 3: you say that he this is really open and shut.
Speaker 3: I kind of trust your opinion more than most people
Speaker 3: because I feel like you normally understand a law, but
Speaker 3: you come from that the jury agree, right, right, So
Speaker 3: there's that. Okay, Well, so that's one of the cases.
Speaker 3: And there's a few other kings. I mean, those other cases,
Speaker 3: I know, most of them probably not gonna We're not
Speaker 3: even going to hear about them before the election.
Speaker 9: Probably not. Although there's an outside shop that the January
Speaker 9: sixth case that's brought has been brought by the US
Speaker 9: Department of Justice in the district, there's an outside chance
Speaker 9: that trial could start in September or October. I wouldn't
Speaker 9: necessarily put a lot of money on it, but it's possible.
Speaker 9: It really depends on what the Supreme Court does in
Speaker 9: the next couple of weeks.
Speaker 3: Well for that case, what's your analysis on that one?
Speaker 3: Is that open shut or is that I think.
Speaker 9: It's I think it's pretty pretty strong. I mean, I
Speaker 9: I you just the charges that are are are in
Speaker 9: that case involved obstruction of an official proceeding, and and uh,
Speaker 9: he obviously tried to instruct the obstructive official proceeding by
Speaker 9: corrupt means, by, among other things, you know, intimidating the
Speaker 9: vice president. Also by you know, submitting these fake electoral
Speaker 9: certificates that that said that he, you know, was entitled
Speaker 9: to electoral votes in states where he lost the election.
Speaker 3: Okay, Shore, So then what's the other what what what's
Speaker 3: he going to argue?
Speaker 1: What's that?
Speaker 3: What's the counter argument to all this?
Speaker 9: Oh, I was just validly contesting an election. It was
Speaker 9: my right to do that. I don't see, I don't
Speaker 9: really see what the what the what the substance of
Speaker 9: defense is there either, he doesn't really have one. And
Speaker 9: the one in the case where he's really really dead
Speaker 9: to rights is the one in Florida.
Speaker 3: Which is the just for those of us who are
Speaker 3: incapable of following this main legal cases, this is the
Speaker 3: one case.
Speaker 1: This is which was this was this one.
Speaker 9: This is the one where he stole the classified documents,
Speaker 9: like many many boxes. He took them to Florida. The
Speaker 9: government nicely asked for them back. He said, no, these
Speaker 9: are my these are my things. He's like a five
Speaker 9: year old. And and then they subpoenaed him for the
Speaker 9: documents and he said, oh, here are some of the
Speaker 9: documents back. And then he had his lawyers lie about
Speaker 9: the fact that he hadn't given all the documents back,
Speaker 9: and then he moved the documents around to hide them
Speaker 9: from the FBI, and finally the FBI had to execute
Speaker 9: a search warrant and take all the documents away from him.
Speaker 9: And that's basically it's like it's like a drug bust case.
Speaker 9: I mean, it's like somebody's running a meth factory and
Speaker 9: they come in and there's all the math.
Speaker 3: Right, so you know, But in other words, that's that
Speaker 3: should be open and shut.
Speaker 9: Should be that he should that case should have been
Speaker 9: tried already, and the charges in that case, a lot
Speaker 9: of the chargers got ten years in jail. You should
Speaker 9: that he should be in jail off of that all, okay,
Speaker 9: But but yeah, always.
Speaker 3: A buck but what but that's probably not going to Yeah,
Speaker 3: they have a problem.
Speaker 9: He got lucky. He drew this judge who I mean
Speaker 9: to put it, charit and he doesn't really know what
Speaker 9: she's doing. It seems to be favoring him, sure, And
Speaker 9: she's made a mess of the proceedings and it is
Speaker 9: continuing to make a mess of the proceedings. And I
Speaker 9: think that what's going to happen at some point is
Speaker 9: going to is if she does one more thing that's insane,
Speaker 9: and she's been reversed by the Court of Appeals in
Speaker 9: Atlanta twice on very harsh grounds. Frankly, if she makes
Speaker 9: one more big mistake, I think there's a chance that
Speaker 9: they can get her thrown off the case. But there's
Speaker 9: no way this case is going to get tried this year.
Speaker 9: I mean, look, the bottom line is, and this is
Speaker 9: always going to be true, the way that Donald Trump
Speaker 9: is going to get beaten is at the ballot box.
Speaker 9: And I'm pretty confident he will be.
Speaker 1: And you you'll gonna be real big yeah.
Speaker 3: I mean, well, I mean that, you know, I'm thank
Speaker 3: you for optimism. I'm a little but you know, speaking
Speaker 3: of breaking at the ballot box. I mean, the other
Speaker 3: thing that's fascinating I think about your political journey is
Speaker 3: that you come from that world. You're bona fides. I'm
Speaker 3: sorry you don't come from that world, but you're you're
Speaker 3: the world's got a little messy right now, but you
Speaker 3: you know, bona fide conservative Republican. I think you worked
Speaker 3: on the case against Bill Clinton, and you've been Republican
Speaker 3: most of the adult life, that's fair to say.
Speaker 9: In fact, you know the time I was from a
Speaker 9: time I first voted in college.
Speaker 3: In fact, you celebrate when he won the first election,
Speaker 3: there's documentation of you celebrating, and you will.
Speaker 9: Himself some reasons, for some reason, he knows how to
Speaker 9: hurt a guy.
Speaker 3: I mean, I don't know, right, but I mean to me,
Speaker 3: that gives even more credibility to what you're saying, you
Speaker 3: a way, because you're from there and you've seen it.
Speaker 3: And so what I guess the question is, when we
Speaker 3: go back to the ballot box, what would you say
Speaker 3: to other conservative people to convince them that, hey, like,
Speaker 3: maybe that's conservative there who are like, Look, I don't
Speaker 3: care what he says. He's good for the you know
Speaker 3: my tax reasons, he's good for business, he's tough. You
Speaker 3: know what, what is your argument against that?
Speaker 9: Look? I mean, I think there is a large swath
Speaker 9: of Republican Trump supporters who are beyond who are beyond persuasion,
Speaker 9: and I think we kind of have to accept that.
Speaker 9: I do think there are a number of there's a
Speaker 9: large percentage of people who are uncomfortable with Trump and
Speaker 9: especially uncomfortable with his attempt to overthrow the government of
Speaker 9: the United States and the constitution of the United States.
Speaker 9: Why stuff like that, you know, I mean, you know,
Speaker 9: we once believed in law and order, and now we
Speaker 9: have this party that's devoted to lying for a criminal.
Speaker 9: And I think there are a lot of Republicans who
Speaker 9: have deep concerns about that, as they should, and I
Speaker 9: think those concerns are going to come to the fore
Speaker 9: more as we focus on Donald Trump more as people
Speaker 9: are reminded of the things that he has done, the
Speaker 9: fact that he is now a convicted felon, that he
Speaker 9: is an adjudicated rapist, that he attempted to overflow the
Speaker 9: Constitution of the United States, and that he's just downright nuts.
Speaker 9: And I think that and I think one of the
Speaker 9: odd things about this trial is there's a lot of
Speaker 9: suggestion by Republicans that, oh, this trial helps him because
Speaker 9: it just binds him closer to his base because of
Speaker 9: the convictions and how he's being persecuted. And there is
Speaker 9: some truth to that. But the thing is he he
Speaker 9: was advantaged by the trial in the sense that it
Speaker 9: took him off the radar screen. He has been advantaged
Speaker 9: over the last three years since January sixth, because we've
Speaker 9: seen less of him, But we're going to see more
Speaker 9: of him like he was a couple of weeks ago.
Speaker 9: I don't know how many of you people saw this,
Speaker 9: But he was in wild Wood, New Jersey, talking about
Speaker 9: what a great guy Hannibal Lecter was.
Speaker 3: And you know, so you'll say, You'll say, they're saying the.
Speaker 9: More we see him, because remember during coronavirus, they were
Speaker 9: having these four to three four o'clock press conferences every day,
Speaker 9: and they got crazier and crazier, and finally, you know,
Speaker 9: people in the White House said we got to take
Speaker 9: them off, and that's you know, they're not going to
Speaker 9: be able to do that.
Speaker 3: Sure, well, you're giving you're trying to give us reasons
Speaker 3: for optimism, which I appreciate because I need some reasons
Speaker 3: for optimism because.
Speaker 9: Call me anytime your number.
Speaker 3: But but I do want to know, like, what would
Speaker 3: you say to what is the argument too? Because we're
Speaker 3: kind of preaching to acquire here a little bit. You know,
Speaker 3: we all know I think with a watching this, we
Speaker 3: appreciate you know, the algorithm has directed us to you
Speaker 3: because we all kind of think this guy's nuts, regardless
Speaker 3: of your actual political books.
Speaker 9: I got to actually say it. We we have not
Speaker 9: had a full national conversation about this man's pichological condition.
Speaker 3: He have we not I feel like I've been talking
Speaker 3: about every single days.
Speaker 9: The mainstream we say, oh, he's nuts, he's nuts. He's
Speaker 9: literally if you look up look him up in the
Speaker 9: in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, I'm five.
Speaker 9: He's a narcissistic sociopath, isn't He has a narcissistic personality
Speaker 9: disorder and he.
Speaker 1: Has sociopath And.
Speaker 9: What needs to be done is that needs to be
Speaker 9: talked about openly. It needs to be pointed out when
Speaker 9: he is doing things that meet those criteria, and it's
Speaker 9: got to be pointed out. And it drives him nuts
Speaker 9: when people do that. And that's the other thing is
Speaker 9: what you could do is you can have the cycle
Speaker 9: where you drive him nuts by saying he's crazy, he
Speaker 9: acts nuts. Then you have more video and say look
Speaker 9: at how nuts he is. And that's what has to
Speaker 9: be done. The other thing that I would recommend to
Speaker 9: liberals is don't get mad. The people who support Trump
Speaker 9: like when liberals get mad, that's why they like Trump.
Speaker 9: He makes all these people, these these these snotty liberals mad.
Speaker 9: It's like, make fun of him, don't don't. Don't at this.
Speaker 9: You can, you can make fun of him and mock him,
Speaker 9: you know the way, you know, I mean, this is
Speaker 9: what this.
Speaker 3: Is what the yah're kind of you're kind of addressing
Speaker 3: the right.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I don't know. You guys, you all play an
Speaker 9: important role. Kimmel at the Oscars played it plays an
Speaker 9: important role. Laugh at him. Now, that doesn't mean you
Speaker 9: don't appreciate the seriousness of what would happen to this country,
Speaker 9: which is the other message to the rich people who
Speaker 9: want it, who want their taxes cut. It's like, if
Speaker 9: this guy's elected president, we're going to have civil disorder
Speaker 9: like you've never seen because he's going to try to
Speaker 9: violate every law and people are going to start objecting.
Speaker 9: You're going to see people on the streets, and what
Speaker 9: that's going to do to the economy is not great.
Speaker 9: You're going to see capital capital flow, both human and financial,
Speaker 9: like you've never seen from the United States before. And
Speaker 9: so all of these reasons, I think I think we're
Speaker 9: going to be able to explore this between now and November,
Speaker 9: and I think that's the reason why ultimately I think
Speaker 9: common sense will prevail and this guy will win, but
Speaker 9: the problem will still be there will be five sixty
Speaker 9: seventy eighty million people who will vote for the guy,
Speaker 9: and we still have to live with those people, and
Speaker 9: we're gonna have to deprogram him at some point.
Speaker 3: Okay, Well, as always, thank you for analysis, Thank you
Speaker 3: for being intelligent, reasonable person.
Speaker 1: I appreciate it. We should check out this podcast. Don
Speaker 1: Conway plays it all.
Speaker 3: They said, all on, well, John's conu everybody, and we're
Speaker 3: gonna take a quick break.
Speaker 12: I'll be right back after this. Hey, that's our hope
Speaker 12: for tonight.
Speaker 1: Now here it is your.
Speaker 9: Moment of then pardon the interruption. Manuel McCrone has shifted
Speaker 9: into English. Let's hear it. Shift it to English.
Speaker 12: Absolutely, let's hear it.
Speaker 3: Avoom under the Great Generation the nisign.
Speaker 5: It's gone as generation is the same word in English
Speaker 5: as in French.
Speaker 1: Because he's going back and forth.
Speaker 9: I think he's using some jazzer size there with his language.
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