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Speaker 1: It's eight hundred and nine four one sean if you
Speaker 1: want to be a part of the program. So, while
Speaker 1: Joe Biden was hobnobbing with the you know, coastal elitist
Speaker 1: leftists like George Clooney and Julia Roberts and Barber Streisan
Speaker 1: and Jimmy Kimmel and Barack Obama, uh well, Donald Trump
Speaker 1: took a different tack. He was meeting with African American
Speaker 1: groups in Detroit, in particular a pastor in Detroit and
Speaker 1: actually praised Donald Trump. His name is Lorenzo Sewel, and
Speaker 1: he praised Donald Trump for coming to the hood and
Speaker 1: then went on to say while Obama and Biden never came, listen.
Speaker 2: After sool the floors yours, please share whatever you like,
Speaker 2: share because Papa leave.
Speaker 3: You know tomorrow you're gonna do that anyway, So you know,
Speaker 3: go ahead to share that.
Speaker 4: That you would lead here.
Speaker 1: President O'bama never came to the president or bye he was.
Speaker 5: And everybody never came to the hood.
Speaker 1: I mean, this is a pretty amazing reaction. Harry and
Speaker 1: in a fake news CNN data analyst as Donald Trump's
Speaker 1: polling among African American voters is something we have not
Speaker 1: seen in six decades now. We discussed this with New Gingrich.
Speaker 1: Can we be watching before our very eyes a demographic switch,
Speaker 1: voting switch happened, the likes of which had not happened
Speaker 1: in decades. I think, based on the consistency of polling
Speaker 1: that shows Donald Trump doing so dramatically better with African Americans,
Speaker 1: Hispanic Americans, and young people, I think the answer is absolutely,
Speaker 1: there's got to be something to do it well. Some
Speaker 1: people return quote home, as they say, and go back
Speaker 1: to the Democratic Party, probably, but you can't look at
Speaker 1: poll after poll after polls showing the same thing and
Speaker 1: just come to the conclusion this isn't real. Listen.
Speaker 6: I keep looking for this to change, to go back
Speaker 6: to a historical norm, and it's simply put has not yet.
Speaker 6: So this is the margin or Biden and Trump among
Speaker 6: Black voters. Compare where we were at this point in
Speaker 6: twenty twenty. Compare where we are now. You know, at
Speaker 6: this point, look at this. In twenty twenty, Joe Biden
Speaker 6: was getting eighty six percent of the African American vote.
Speaker 6: Look at where it is now, it's seventy percent. That's
Speaker 6: a sixteen point drop, John. And more than that, it's
Speaker 6: not just that Joe Biden is losing ground, it's that
Speaker 6: Donald Trump is gaining ground. You go from seven percent,
Speaker 6: single digits at this point in twenty twenty to now
Speaker 6: twenty one percent. And again, John, I keep looking for
Speaker 6: signs that this is going to go back to normal,
Speaker 6: and I don't see it yet in the polling of anything.
Speaker 6: Right now, we're careading towards a historic performance for Republican
Speaker 6: presidential candidate, the likes of which we have not seen
Speaker 6: in six decades.
Speaker 1: Reading towards a historic performance among African American voters, the
Speaker 1: likes of which we've not seen in six decades. Now,
Speaker 1: think about this, Donald Trump, if you go back to
Speaker 1: twenty twenty seven percent support African American voters and now
Speaker 1: is up to twenty one percent. And this is not
Speaker 1: an anomaly. This is now pretty much what is the
Speaker 1: standard number anywhere between twenty one. I've seen numbers as
Speaker 1: high as twenty eight percent, and it is okay. Yeah,
Speaker 1: Biden has an advantage over Donald Trump with African American voters, however,
Speaker 1: but It's down forty three points from his eighty point
Speaker 1: lead among the same demographic at this point in the
Speaker 1: twenty twenty campaign. I've never seen anything like this, and
Speaker 1: I thought it was extraordinarily possible, you know, extraordinary when
Speaker 1: this pastor in Detroit said, well, Biden and Obama never
Speaker 1: came to the hood, I mean why not. I used
Speaker 1: to be so frustrated and never understood why that Barack
Speaker 1: Obama and Joe Biden never dealt with the crime issue
Speaker 1: in inner city Chicago where every weekend you can predict
Speaker 1: how many you know, innocent people would be shot or
Speaker 1: shot and killed, and they never lifted a finger they
Speaker 1: I think Obama mentioned Chicago violence twice in his entire presidency.
Speaker 1: And then you look at Hispanic Americans. I've seen polls
Speaker 1: with Donald Trump and Joe Biden are tied among Hispanic Americans.
Speaker 1: Another dramatic shift demographically. Anyway, what does it all mean?
Speaker 1: Joining us now? Matt Towery inside Our Advantage and Robert
Speaker 1: Kahley with the Trafalgar Group, and both, by the way,
Speaker 1: run their own podcast about polling. You can find it
Speaker 1: wherever you find your local podcast. Gentlemen, Welcome back to
Speaker 1: the program. Good to have you.
Speaker 7: Thank you, Gregiveing, Michelle.
Speaker 1: Matt Let's start with you and I haven't even gotten
Speaker 1: into the swing states where Donald Trump continues to show
Speaker 1: a strong lead and a consistent lead over Joe Biden
Speaker 1: and the states that matter. But let's talk about the
Speaker 1: demographic shift. How real is this?
Speaker 5: I think it's pretty real. I certainly think that we're
Speaker 5: going to see Donald Trump getting a larger percentage than
Speaker 5: he had in twenty twenty of the African American vote.
Speaker 5: That one thing I want everybody to keep in mind.
Speaker 5: That vote is about fourteen percent of the entire country,
Speaker 5: so sometimes we overemphasize it. But when you get to
Speaker 5: the swing states like Georgia, Michigan, Pennsylvania, it's a much
Speaker 5: bigger vote at much bigger percentage of the vote. So
Speaker 5: it really is significant if he's cutting into the Democrats
Speaker 5: at this level. I will say one other thing very quickly.
Speaker 5: There's an article in the Wall Street Journal today about
Speaker 5: the fact that sixty five year old and over are
Speaker 5: moving toward the Democrats. And so you have one group
Speaker 5: moving one way, and it tends to be sort of
Speaker 5: these people who feel like they went to college and
Speaker 5: they've got all the money they need, and they're con
Speaker 5: turned about their grandchildren and Donald Trump for some reason
Speaker 5: just doesn't do anything for them. I think that's a
Speaker 5: group that the Republicans have to work towards and get
Speaker 5: back into their base as well, because sixty five and
Speaker 5: older had been a Republican stallart for a long time.
Speaker 5: So it's great he is making great progress with the
Speaker 5: African Americans, but it's not great if at the same
Speaker 5: time he's losing sixty five and older, particularly white males
Speaker 5: and females.
Speaker 1: And Robert also Biden is leading young voters, and James
Speaker 1: Carvel has been losing his mind about it, and he's
Speaker 1: been losing his mind over the loss of Hispanic Americans
Speaker 1: as well. One thing that these polls are not asking enough,
Speaker 1: in my view, is about voter enthusiasm. I don't see
Speaker 1: a lot of enthusiasm at anybody voting for Joe Biden.
Speaker 1: And if you look at you know, the measly size
Speaker 1: of the crowds at the events that he does show
Speaker 1: up at, Nobody nobody seems to really care about Joe Biden.
Speaker 1: I mean, he couldn't even fill half an auditorium not
Speaker 1: that long ago in Pennsylvania.
Speaker 8: Yeah, and he doesn't have COVID to blame it on
Speaker 8: this time. You know what good point we found fascinating
Speaker 8: is that Trump from the very beginning has gotten the
Speaker 8: biggest life of the African American vote. And one of
Speaker 8: the things that you know, kind of what we got
Speaker 8: noticed for discovering the hidden Trump voters. I don't believe
Speaker 8: for one second that number was as low as seven
Speaker 8: because there were that was one of the biggest groups
Speaker 8: that was kind of hiding their votes.
Speaker 7: And if you won't tell a.
Speaker 8: Post from the sign, you're not telling a kid with
Speaker 8: a clipboard doing exit balls. You're just not. So he
Speaker 8: has always done better and he's doing even better. But
Speaker 8: Trump started in a better place with African American votes
Speaker 8: than any Republican beginning, and he's going even higher. And
Speaker 8: it's because they recognize he was right. You know, he said,
Speaker 8: what have you got to lose? Some of them asked
Speaker 8: him the questions. You know, he had quite a following
Speaker 8: before even ran. So this doesn't surprise me. And the
Speaker 8: young people, you know, they're just looking at their lives
Speaker 8: the way they were. And this thing with tips is
Speaker 8: just a perfect recognition of the demographic shift going on
Speaker 8: with this party, This is becoming a working person's party.
Speaker 8: And I think it was just pure genius.
Speaker 1: And I think the Democratic Party is evidenced by this
Speaker 1: weekend with Clooney and Kimmel and Barbara Streisan and Julia
Speaker 1: Roberts and Barack Obama. It's like they're the party of
Speaker 1: close to elites. Consistently, Matt, we see in Arizona, Pennsylvania, Nevada,
Speaker 1: we see Donald Trump up. We see him up often
Speaker 1: in Michigan as well, Pennsylvania up by about two consistently.
Speaker 1: And then we got this other phenomenon that seems to
Speaker 1: have come out of nowhere, and that is the Commonwealth
Speaker 1: of Virginia, where we've had more than what three polls
Speaker 1: now that have showed a dead even a forty forty
Speaker 1: eight heat. And I always have worried about northern Virginia
Speaker 1: and what the turnout there is going to be. But
Speaker 1: certainly Glenn Youngkin did show that there is a chance
Speaker 1: that that state could go red.
Speaker 3: Oh.
Speaker 5: Absolutely, there are several states right now. Even Minnesota is
Speaker 5: relatively close. I mean, these are places that you never
Speaker 5: expect to see close. So the more that Trump can
Speaker 5: spread the battlefield out and forced Democrats have to fight
Speaker 5: in areas they're not used to the better off he is.
Speaker 5: I will say one other thing. When he was on
Speaker 5: his swing this weekend, he talked about the fact that
Speaker 5: he wants to eliminate the tax on tips. I believe
Speaker 5: that maybe the strongest single thing I've heard a presidential
Speaker 5: candidate suggest in years. And politically it's a genius because
Speaker 5: a lot of the folks he had not been getting.
Speaker 5: But let's face it, he doesn't get the elite, he
Speaker 5: doesn't get the too coop for school crowd, he doesn't
Speaker 5: get the Hollywood types. But what he might be getting
Speaker 5: now or service workers, people who who work on hourly
Speaker 5: basis and they require these tips to live and they're
Speaker 5: losing twenty one percent or twenty three percent of their money,
Speaker 5: that less of it goes as far as it did
Speaker 5: four years ago because of intuation. And now here's a
Speaker 5: guy says, I don't want to attack your tips, and
Speaker 5: I don't want you harassed by the irs over it.
Speaker 5: I think it's a brilliant move, and I think that's
Speaker 5: going to show up in the polls at some point.
Speaker 1: All right, click break more with our pollsters, Robert Coheley
Speaker 1: and Matt Towery. On the other side, we continue with
Speaker 1: our posters, Robert Coheley, Matt towerera with us. But let's
Speaker 1: go stay by state. You mentioned Georgia, Robert, If you
Speaker 1: look at Georgia, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, if you look at Wisconsin,
Speaker 1: you look at Michigan, if you look at Arizona, you
Speaker 1: look at Nevada, and the states that we know are
Speaker 1: going to matter. If you want to throw in Virginia,
Speaker 1: I mean, if the elections held today, who wins.
Speaker 8: Well, I kind of divided him into two groups. I
Speaker 8: put the Georgia, Arizona, and Nevada into a leaning Trump group.
Speaker 8: I'll give the caveat that Nevada's burned me before with
Speaker 8: their union and their excessive ballot harvestings. But I still
Speaker 8: put those all leaning Trump to enough degree that whatever
Speaker 8: happens on a few days for election can't affect them.
Speaker 8: I put Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin into the other box
Speaker 8: of a little more on the bubble. And you know,
Speaker 8: he only has to win.
Speaker 1: If he wins, you'd say that those are toss up states.
Speaker 8: Yeah, but he's only got one one of them.
Speaker 1: Are either one of you worried about North Carolina or
Speaker 1: Georgia not.
Speaker 5: I always worry about North Carolina a little bit, but
Speaker 5: I think it's more stable for the Republicans Georgia. Really
Speaker 5: they've got their voting situation down and the demographics, although
Speaker 5: there's shifting against the Republicans long term, right now, the
Speaker 5: poeing's pretty solid. I want to say one other things, Sean.
Speaker 5: One thing I do worry about. It's really two things.
Speaker 5: It's this federal agency and department mandate that Biden gave
Speaker 5: to the federal government for them to find voters and
Speaker 5: turn them out. We don't know who or where or
Speaker 5: what they're doing, and it's hard to poll. You don't
Speaker 5: know who's going to be voting. The other thing is
Speaker 5: I know it's the left wing says our work. You know,
Speaker 5: non citizens can't vote. It's not an issue. Go look
Speaker 5: at the Arizona Courts decision in Arizona saying that they
Speaker 5: cannot ask the poll workers and the people who register
Speaker 5: cannot ask where someone is from for a federal election.
Speaker 5: They can do it for a state and local, but
Speaker 5: they can't do it for a federal And the DOJ
Speaker 5: came out with a strong statement saying that they approved
Speaker 5: of that and they supported it. I'm not completely convinsed
Speaker 5: that everybody's ready for the possibility of these two groups
Speaker 5: coming in to vote a little more than we expect,
Speaker 5: and just a little bit more makes it a very
Speaker 5: close race.
Speaker 8: Robert, Yeah, that also concerns me.
Speaker 7: And the fact is, you know, we've got people here
Speaker 7: on green cards that are eligible for driver's license. You know,
Speaker 7: that's that's the gateway document ever since motor voter. You
Speaker 7: have a driver's license, you can register to vote. And
Speaker 7: so until we demand voter ivy everywhere and that we
Speaker 7: demand those driver's license make it clear who's a legal
Speaker 7: resident who can drive versus a citizen, I think we're
Speaker 7: going to have this problem.
Speaker 1: Ten days till the first debate. Advice for Trump, Matt Towery, Well.
Speaker 5: I just say sounds tright, you know, be presidential. I
Speaker 5: would don't let them bate him into debating the whole
Speaker 5: time about quote his incursion on democracy, which is what
Speaker 5: they want to make that debate about. And of course
Speaker 5: he's not just debating Biden, he's debating the moderator too,
Speaker 5: who can't stand it and the rules that they've created.
Speaker 5: So my advice is stay cool, stay calms they collected,
Speaker 5: and talk about inflation, talk about the wars we're in,
Speaker 5: talk about the issues that people really care about.
Speaker 1: I agree with that, Matt. I'm sorry, Robert Haley.
Speaker 8: Last word, Hen think about a family this space and inflation.
Speaker 7: Think about the father, think about the mother, and think
Speaker 7: about the child and how it's affecting them and what
Speaker 7: issues are most important to them, and the real life
Speaker 7: problems they're having at the grocery store and the gas
Speaker 7: off the republic safety.
Speaker 1: I think that if you look at immigration, the Biden economy,
Speaker 1: the lack of law and order and safety and security,
Speaker 1: and this defund dismantle nobail law in sanity. I think
Speaker 1: if you look at the America abdicating its leadership role
Speaker 1: as the leader of the free world, I think it's surrender.
Speaker 1: In Joe Biden's case in the war against radical Islamic
Speaker 1: terrorism and his cognitive decline. I think I would just
Speaker 1: focus on the bread and butter, basic issues that impact
Speaker 1: people's lives, because every poll shows people are sick of it. Anyway,
Speaker 1: Thank you both. We'll check in often in the next
Speaker 1: one hundred and forty days ninety one days until early
Speaker 1: voting starts in Pennsylvania and then it rolls out from
Speaker 1: there to other states. Appreciate both of you. Eight hundred
Speaker 1: ninety four one, Shawn is our number if you want
Speaker 1: to be a part of the program.
Speaker 5: This is a Sean Hannity show.
Speaker 1: All right, twenty five to the top of the Are
Speaker 1: your calls coming up? Eight hundred and ninety four one, Sean.
Speaker 1: I don't know what's going on with the left in
Speaker 1: this country. They're all like, first of all, they think
Speaker 1: an awful lot of themselves, and you know that this
Speaker 1: hyper paranoia. If Donald Trump becomes president again, I'm probably
Speaker 1: going to be putt in a camp conspiracy theorist extraordinary
Speaker 1: Rachel Maddow and then AOC if Trump is elected, I
Speaker 1: think you're going to be put in jail. I'm like, okay,
Speaker 1: I don't even think Trump knows who Rachel Maddow is
Speaker 1: if you want my best guess, and AOC, no, I
Speaker 1: don't think Trump's goal is to put AOC in jail.
Speaker 1: Now you got liberal Joe Scarborough. Now he's all paranoid
Speaker 1: as wells.
Speaker 2: Former Trump White House communications director Alissa Farrock Griffins, saying
Speaker 2: former President Trump often discussed executing people at White House meetings.
Speaker 9: But here we have a guy who's attorney general, a lawyer.
Speaker 1: I just tell you lawyers. You know, I'm not even
Speaker 1: a good lawyer.
Speaker 9: But you get lawyers and conversations, they remember things.
Speaker 4: They have a.
Speaker 10: Dictaphone going in that they've got, they've got you know,
Speaker 10: they've got it going in their heads. And you hear
Speaker 10: something like that, you were trained for your mind to
Speaker 10: set that apart. Okay, the President of the United States just
Speaker 10: said we should execute staffers for leaking. Yeah, I mean
Speaker 10: what Barr says is so laughable, and what Melissa said.
Speaker 9: Is so so chilling that wely have Republicans so scary,
Speaker 9: We actually have Republicans that are going to go out
Speaker 9: and endorse a guy who called for the execution of
Speaker 9: fellow staff Mevers and then claims he doesn't remember it.
Speaker 1: I don't even know where to begin, because it is
Speaker 1: it is so over the top insane, but it is,
Speaker 1: you know, your typical left wing media today, that's where
Speaker 1: they are you now, the California Senate approving a ban
Speaker 1: on schools actually even notifying parents of their child's pronoun
Speaker 1: change if a child wants to do that. I mean,
Speaker 1: it's it's It's about as sick as it could be.
Speaker 1: I mean, that's what Jilliet Michaels was kind of saying,
Speaker 1: is like, Okay, I have to leave California, and I'm
Speaker 1: not exactly a conservative Republican, but this place has gone nuts.
Speaker 1: Will continue to watch this Caitlyn Clark drama unfold. As
Speaker 1: you know both star rookies Angel Rees and Caitlyn Clark.
Speaker 1: They were playing on Sunday, the second time the teams
Speaker 1: have faced off this season, and then you watch Angel
Speaker 1: Reese striking Caitlin Clark in the head during a layup attempt.
Speaker 1: I mean, it just never ending. I mean, what message
Speaker 1: are they trying to send to Caitlin Clark. And meanwhile,
Speaker 1: Caitlin Clark is one of the best things that would
Speaker 1: have ever happened to a league that's expected to lose
Speaker 1: fifty million dollars this year. She's drawing people into stadiums
Speaker 1: because they want to watch her play. He's one of
Speaker 1: the greatest shooters I've ever seen in my lifetime. If
Speaker 1: that league became profitable, guess what everybody that plays in
Speaker 1: that league would benefit. I mean, the fact that she
Speaker 1: makes less than one hundred thousand dollars a year for
Speaker 1: three years and an option year still under one hundred
Speaker 1: thousand dollars. It just tells you everything you need to
Speaker 1: know about how not profitable the WNBA is. And I understand.
Speaker 1: She gets clobbered in the head a flagrant foul by
Speaker 1: Angel Reese, and you know she wasn't going to give
Speaker 1: her arch rival the saturdysfaction of letting her know that
Speaker 1: she may be bothered by it. And she just said,
Speaker 1: you know what, I'm just I'm just trying to make
Speaker 1: the pre throws and it was a flagrant foul. It's
Speaker 1: it's pretty unreal. There is if you if you're worried
Speaker 1: about your kids online, I urge you to pay attention
Speaker 1: to this. There is a popular apparently there's like preteen
Speaker 1: girls Instagram followers, and a Midwest mom encouraged her preteen
Speaker 1: daughter to launch an Instagram account of fulfill a dream
Speaker 1: of becoming an online influencer. It was a report out today.
Speaker 1: I'm not sure if you saw this, Linda, ninety two
Speaker 1: percent of the followers in this case, this girl's followers
Speaker 1: she's preteen, are creepy grown men. I mean, how scary
Speaker 1: is that? That is really creepy anyway, but you know,
Speaker 1: welcome to the world. What's that.
Speaker 11: I will tell you honestly that these people who have
Speaker 11: their kids online, who let their kids be online, you know,
Speaker 11: there's a difference between being overbearing and then like actually caring.
Speaker 11: And I think that there's just not enough parents involved
Speaker 11: in what's happening online. It's a very dangerous place. It's
Speaker 11: an alternate reality, and there's a lot of horrible things
Speaker 11: happening online. There are pictures being exchanged, there are messages
Speaker 11: being sent. There are kids that are being literally assaulted
Speaker 11: every single day by kids their own age and then
Speaker 11: disgusting pedophiles because pedophilia is something we don't discuss in
Speaker 11: this country because it makes us uncomfortable and we can't
Speaker 11: get out of our own way to protect our kids
Speaker 11: because we're really just not good at taking care of
Speaker 11: those who need us most in our country, like the
Speaker 11: elderly and the kids. But I'm telling you right now,
Speaker 11: like these these kids today are so over sexualized, the
Speaker 11: crap that they put in these cartoons. I mean, we
Speaker 11: got four kids, We watch everything they do. We don't
Speaker 11: allow TikTok, we don't allow Facebook. They have something called Snapchat. Well,
Speaker 11: we monitor even that, you know, Liam has it hard.
Speaker 1: To monitor because it evaporates.
Speaker 11: It evaporates in twenty four hours.
Speaker 1: Not at the end of evaporation faster than that.
Speaker 11: No, you can do it for twenty four hours. You
Speaker 11: can go in and you can make it for twenty
Speaker 11: four hours. E just gives you an opportunity to monitor
Speaker 11: your kids.
Speaker 1: Jerry Seinfeld laid into an anti Israel Heckler during a
Speaker 1: stand up show in Australia Sunday night and said, it's
Speaker 1: a comedy show. You more on. I felt like getting
Speaker 1: up and sharing when I read that. Linda, You're going
Speaker 1: to love this. You know this guy, doctor Robert Redfield,
Speaker 1: we've talked about as it relates to the coronavirus issue.
Speaker 1: He's the director of the Center for Disease Control and Prevention,
Speaker 1: testifying during a Senate hearing. But anyway, long story short, well,
Speaker 1: former director he's talking about this bird flu and says
Speaker 1: that this will cause the next pandemic. It's not a
Speaker 1: question of if, it's more a question of when we
Speaker 1: will have a bird flu epidemic. And by the way,
Speaker 1: the former CDC director said, when it enters humans, it
Speaker 1: has a significant mortality probably somewhere between twenty five and
Speaker 1: fifty percent mortality, So it's going to be quite complicated.
Speaker 1: And what really scared me is that he went on
Speaker 1: to report, as it relates to this particular bird flu,
Speaker 1: that it's already been studied in labs and that they
Speaker 1: know exactly what path this that that bird flu would
Speaker 1: have to take to make human to human transmission possible.
Speaker 1: They know the exact path because it's already been studied
Speaker 1: that way. I mean, how scary is that?
Speaker 11: It's not scary at all? Nothing?
Speaker 1: He says, scary if it happens.
Speaker 11: Yeah, it's only scary if it happens if we allow
Speaker 11: it to happen. And we as a people have to
Speaker 11: fight back and say.
Speaker 1: It can't fight back if some if they're allowed to
Speaker 1: mess with these viruses.
Speaker 11: They're not.
Speaker 1: It's illegal, they are. It's did you Ram Paul was
Speaker 1: on this program and see, yes, it is going on
Speaker 1: right now in this country.
Speaker 11: That's right, and it's illegal. There's a lot of things
Speaker 11: happening in this country that are illegal. The problem is
Speaker 11: that the American people now have to stand up and
Speaker 11: realize that when they tell you to stand six feet
Speaker 11: apart and it's based on nothing. Or to wear a
Speaker 11: mask and it's based on nothing. Or take an undocumented,
Speaker 11: unvetted vaccine and put it in your body, and all
Speaker 11: of the side causes that are coming. I mean, look
Speaker 11: at Japan last week saying all of the things that
Speaker 11: they're apologizing for. Now Fauchi can't give the truth. Rampoll's
Speaker 11: going back on the Senate Florida marrow and having another
Speaker 11: committee hearing to hold these guys accountable. We got to
Speaker 11: wake up.
Speaker 1: Skip is in North Carolina. Skip, you're on the Sean
Speaker 1: Hennity Show.
Speaker 3: Hi, well, Shawn, thank you for taking our call and
Speaker 3: sitting here with my wife and our workshop in Carolina,
Speaker 3: and we're Trump supporters. And there's two subjects I'd like
Speaker 3: to discuss with you, one of which is education and
Speaker 3: the other one is going to be the debate coming up.
Speaker 3: The debate part we watch on Sunday the moderators and
Speaker 3: the talk shows, Meet the Press and the other ones, etc.
Speaker 3: And the Republicans are getting better, but the moderators are
Speaker 3: sticking to their guns and asking about Trump, asking about
Speaker 3: January sixth, and now the Republicans are finally determining that
Speaker 3: they're not being asked to be interviewed. They're being asked
Speaker 3: to debate. These moderators interrupt constantly. Republicans they don't, Democrats
Speaker 3: and guys like Cotton Scott Vance. They're finally holding up
Speaker 3: and figuring out what's going on because the moderators only
Speaker 3: asked or January sixth, Trump going to prison.
Speaker 1: They never listen all this debate fake Jake and Dana
Speaker 1: bash are. It's going to be three on one. That's
Speaker 1: how this debate is going to go down. Trump knows it,
Speaker 1: I know it, you know it. The American people will
Speaker 1: know it, and it's going to be how he handles it.
Speaker 1: And probably, like everything else that they try to do
Speaker 1: to this guy, it's going to backfire and it's not
Speaker 1: going to hurt him, that's my guess. And I think
Speaker 1: he'll go in prepared and I think he'll make his points,
Speaker 1: and I don't think he's going to fall for the
Speaker 1: bait of Joe Biden trying to get him all pissed off.
Speaker 1: And I would anticipate that you're going to see a
Speaker 1: very hyper caffeinated at Joe Biden. Again, I don't think
Speaker 1: there's any way they can risk not sending him in
Speaker 1: hyper caffeinated like he was during the State of the Union.
Speaker 3: Well, I couldn't agree with you more. And I think
Speaker 3: Trump's going to need to deflect because judging by the
Speaker 3: last two or three weeks on the Sunday shows, Oh
Speaker 3: Jake is going to ask the fake questions. And if
Speaker 3: Trump deflects from it like politicians do so, well and
Speaker 3: just go to the facts of the border, the energy crisis,
Speaker 3: the food prices, the cost of bacon, And I also
Speaker 3: want to add this to it. Does everybody remember a
Speaker 3: little history here? Does everybody remember Donna Braswell during the
Speaker 3: Hillary Clinton debate. She funneled and leaked questions directly to
Speaker 3: Hillary Clinton before the debate. And personally, I think Trump
Speaker 3: should ask the moderators and Biden do you know any
Speaker 3: of the questions in advance or any of your people
Speaker 3: have any idea what the questions are? Because that's a possibility.
Speaker 1: Well, what's happened before we know that would see an end?
Speaker 1: And do I think it's a possibility, of course. Do
Speaker 1: I think they'd be better and more clever at hiding
Speaker 1: at this time? Yeah? I do, But you know we'll
Speaker 1: find out anyway. Appreciate the call. Skip eight hundred and
Speaker 1: nine four one shot is our number if you want
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Speaker 1: phone as we go, Sam in Arkansas, Sam the men,
Speaker 1: how are you.
Speaker 6: Sorry?
Speaker 4: Shawan Hey? I just trying to touch on the Supreme
Speaker 4: Court ruling over the abortion drug that came out last week.
Speaker 4: You had said on multiple occasions that essentially that ruling
Speaker 4: made it legal in all fifth states. I looked at that.
Speaker 4: Basically I did a case brief on it, and the
Speaker 4: only thing that the court said was that the plaint
Speaker 4: has had no standing to sue and that the drug
Speaker 4: could be used. The reality is is that it's like
Speaker 4: any other abortion method. As long as it's legal in
Speaker 4: that state to have an abortion, that drug can be used.
Speaker 4: That's it.
Speaker 1: My understanding is that effectively it bans that everybody has
Speaker 1: the right for now to use that if it happens,
Speaker 1: it is sixty plus percent of abortions, and it basically
Speaker 1: would cover all first time abortions and it would be
Speaker 1: readily available for any person that wanted it. And it
Speaker 1: kind of takes that issue away from Democrats that have
Speaker 1: wanted a demagogue the issue of abortion during this campaign.
Speaker 1: And I think the more people understand that that pill
Speaker 1: will be readily available for anybody that wants it. I
Speaker 1: think people understand that it's not going to be a problem.
Speaker 1: I think they have less of an opportunity to demagogue it.
Speaker 1: And then I would argue the next thing is it
Speaker 1: then raises the important extremist question that Democrats need to
Speaker 1: be asked, and that is do you support any restrictions
Speaker 1: on late term abortions in month seven eight nine? And
Speaker 1: I think Democrats need to be asked that question and
Speaker 1: before s to answer that question.
Speaker 4: With all of that, and I think, but I think,
Speaker 4: what's you know, the the important distinction is like the
Speaker 4: Attorney General of Arkansas sent out a seat and assist
Speaker 4: letter to two different companies who were advertising the drug
Speaker 4: and its availability in Arkansas. And he sent the seas
Speaker 4: and assist letter and one of I haven't heard about
Speaker 4: the other, but one of the companies immediately responded with,
Speaker 4: you know, basically, I capitan, like, you know, we don't
Speaker 4: want to be sued over this because it is not
Speaker 4: legal to use that in Arkansas. And if they had,
Speaker 4: if they if they had sent the drug, is.
Speaker 1: This pre or post Supreme Court decision?
Speaker 4: Well, the season assist letter was pre the my understanding,
Speaker 4: it came out in the news, or at least I
Speaker 4: heard the news Friday.
Speaker 1: That the I'm only on the because of the constraints
Speaker 1: of time. I can tell you right now that that
Speaker 1: pill will be available to any woman that wants it,
Speaker 1: with which ostensibly makes abortion in the first trimester using
Speaker 1: that method legal for every woman in the country. Because
Speaker 1: there will be very very simple, easy access of that
Speaker 1: pill for anybody that wants it. That is the net
Speaker 1: effect of it in my mind, and I think it
Speaker 1: takes away an issue that the Democrats hope to demagogue. Anyway.
Speaker 1: I have to run only because of time. That's going
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