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Speaker 1: ninety two of the Jordan Harbinger Show Day one of
Speaker 1: the Democratic National Convention. That was pretty much what you'd expect.
Speaker 1: Your kids. We need to talk about your kids. Don't worry.
Speaker 1: I'm not going to insult them. I only insult my own.
Speaker 1: And finally, well, you'll have to wait and see all
Speaker 1: that's coming up right now. And I'm right before we
Speaker 1: get to the DNC coverage of last night, and it
Speaker 1: really got quite embarrassing for a while. You and I
Speaker 1: need to have a little frank talk about you me,
Speaker 1: all of us people on the right, people gravely concerned
Speaker 1: about what's happening right now in the United States of America.
Speaker 1: I get your emails. I love your emails. Please keep
Speaker 1: sending them. You're welcome to And I know you're scared.
Speaker 1: I know you're frustrated. I know you're mad. I know
Speaker 1: it can be hard to take all this in. You
Speaker 1: turn on the news every single day, and it's bad, right,
Speaker 1: It's all bad. It's all sucks. You got two kids
Speaker 1: into full body suits in school. Maybe you lost your job,
Speaker 1: lost your business. You're watching violence, open violence in America's
Speaker 1: city streets. The polls don't look good. Biden's up at
Speaker 1: there's no shortage of bad news out there, and this
Speaker 1: may apply to you, So I need you to hear me.
Speaker 1: If you find this really genuinely affecting you, you need
Speaker 1: to turn everything off. And this specifically applies to the DNC.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna play you a couple little cuts tonight, nothing major.
Speaker 1: Don't worry. But this Democratic National Convention. You didn't understand.
Speaker 1: It's not for you. It's not for me, it's not
Speaker 1: even for the general public. This Democratic National Convention is
Speaker 1: for the insane leftist commy base of the Democratic Party.
Speaker 1: It's gonna be one jig crap on America fest all
Speaker 1: week long. And if you tune into it and you're
Speaker 1: not in the right frame of mind, it's going to
Speaker 1: be miserable. So either get yourself in the right frame
Speaker 1: of mind, or if you can't do that, turn it off.
Speaker 1: Turn it off. I have a confession to make. Did
Speaker 1: not watch the DNC convention for thirty seconds last night.
Speaker 1: Now I got all caught up on it this morning.
Speaker 1: I saw who said what, who said this, who said that?
Speaker 1: Caught all the videos. But last night, by the time
Speaker 1: I got home from work, it could be a long day.
Speaker 1: Kind of in a crappy move when I walked in
Speaker 1: and I almost turned it on. I had the remote
Speaker 1: control in my hands, and I thought to myself, why
Speaker 1: why when it comes to all things right now political?
Speaker 1: Because this is an insane election season. We're obviously less
Speaker 1: than three months away from the election. Everything's going to
Speaker 1: be turned up to the max. And when you add
Speaker 1: in the coronavirus stuff, the business is that everything else,
Speaker 1: you can easily easily get yourself way too stressed out.
Speaker 1: You have to learn how to filter your election coverage.
Speaker 1: Don't sit and stress yourself out every night you want
Speaker 1: to get caught up on the highlights. Tune in here.
Speaker 1: If this stresses you out, take a night off. Take
Speaker 1: a night off every now and then make your life
Speaker 1: a little bit better. Trust me on that I did
Speaker 1: last night. I'll be tuned in again to night because
Speaker 1: I'm a glutton for punishment. But I took a night off.
Speaker 1: What nobody's perfect here Now onto the convention, before we
Speaker 1: get to him, I just have to say this. I
Speaker 1: do sit and stare in awe when I see these speeches, though,
Speaker 1: and it really does. I try not to get too
Speaker 1: deep in the political bubble like you and I can do.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm talking about everything's political, and you're
Speaker 1: arguing with somebody and oh, screw my sister, I'm gonna
Speaker 1: say something. Means you were on Facebook? You know how,
Speaker 1: you know how into it people can get. Right? These
Speaker 1: people are insane. These people occupy a completely different America
Speaker 1: than I occupy, and the way their minds work, it's
Speaker 1: it's in an alternate reality. And I find it very
Speaker 1: difficult to come to terms or to figure out how
Speaker 1: I'm supposed to approach people who live in an alternate universe.
Speaker 1: It's almost like they're on drugs, like the hardcore psychedelic
Speaker 1: kind that your crazy uncle used. There were the tied
Speaker 1: eye shirts and brags about woodstock all the time. That's
Speaker 1: what it seems like, that they're they're in a separate realm.
Speaker 1: I don't think I can get to that realm and
Speaker 1: reason with someone like this. We saw the failure of
Speaker 1: a government that tried to deny the virus, then try
Speaker 1: to ignore it, and then try to politicize it. The
Speaker 1: failed federal government that watched New York get ambushed by
Speaker 1: their negligence and then watch New York suffer, but all
Speaker 1: through it learned absolutely nothing. Americans learned the critical lesson
Speaker 1: how vulnerable we are when we are divided and how
Speaker 1: many lives can be lost when our government is incompetent.
Speaker 1: What this is the same Andrew Cuomo who several times
Speaker 1: throughout the coronavirus initially know whatever you want to call
Speaker 1: that was praising Donald Trump, openly calling him on the phone,
Speaker 1: Thank you, appreciate it. Trump. He's sitting Remember, he's sending
Speaker 1: hospital ships, parking hospital ships in New York Harbor. They've
Speaker 1: been over backwards to help New York. And that Cuomo,
Speaker 1: that's the guy responsible for like half the coronavirus deaths
Speaker 1: in the United States of America, even if it's not half,
Speaker 1: New York is the leader in coronavirus deaths. Cuomo had
Speaker 1: a policy of putting people infected with coronavirus in the
Speaker 1: one place they can actually murder other people, nursing homes.
Speaker 1: Cuomo did that. It should be a national scandal right now.
Speaker 1: If Andrew Cuomo was a Republican, Andrew Cuomo would have
Speaker 1: been forced by the media by this point in time
Speaker 1: to resign from public office and retire in disgrace, and
Speaker 1: would possibly be facing criminal charges, would undoubtedly be facing
Speaker 1: civil suits of some kind for being directly responsible for
Speaker 1: the deaths of thousands. Instead, he speaks on the opening
Speaker 1: night of the Democrat Convention and points fingers at someone else.
Speaker 1: It is truly good to be a Democrat in the
Speaker 1: United States of America. Not only are you not held accountable,
Speaker 1: they will actually hold other people accountable for the things
Speaker 1: you did. It is something Shelle Obama spoke at the
Speaker 1: first night of the Democratic National Convention, and maybe this
Speaker 1: is the second time she's proud of her country. Four
Speaker 1: years later, the state of this nation is very different.
Speaker 1: More than one hundred and fifty thousand people have died,
Speaker 1: and our economy is in shambles because of a virus
Speaker 1: that this president downplayed for too long. So let me
Speaker 1: be as honest and clear as I possibly can. Donald
Speaker 1: Trump is the wrong president for our country. He has
Speaker 1: had more than enough time but prove that he can
Speaker 1: do the job. But he is clearly in over his head.
Speaker 1: He cannot meet this moment. He simply cannot be who
Speaker 1: we need him to be for us. It is what
Speaker 1: it is. I can't stand that woman. I'm not gonna lie.
Speaker 1: I can't stand that woman. I'm I'm not going to
Speaker 1: apologize for it either. I know they're trying to tell
Speaker 1: you things like, well, you can't talk about the first lady. Okay,
Speaker 1: that lady has taken a big, fat, steaming dump all
Speaker 1: over the United States of America every single chance she's gotten.
Speaker 1: She stood up and gave a speech two different times
Speaker 1: when her husband was running for office, saying, this is
Speaker 1: the first time she's ever been proud of America. It's
Speaker 1: just this Obama family acts to grind with this place.
Speaker 1: I cannot stand her. And you know what that stinks,
Speaker 1: because first ladies are supposed to be unifying, aren't they?
Speaker 1: Isn't that Is that old fashioned? Am I just being
Speaker 1: old fashioned? I think about a first lady and I
Speaker 1: think that's a unifying force. I mean, right up to
Speaker 1: the point we got to Hillary Clinton. But it's unifying force.
Speaker 1: She's the first lady everybody loves or she's our first lady.
Speaker 1: Shale Obama. Shelle Obama joined right in with her husband
Speaker 1: early on, and when she wasn't ruining school lunches for everybody,
Speaker 1: she was dumping all the over this place. And I
Speaker 1: can't stand it. Trump, as you can imagine, he had
Speaker 1: something to say, quote, somebody please explain to Michelle Obama
Speaker 1: that Donald J. Trump would not be here in the
Speaker 1: beautiful White House if it weren't for the job by
Speaker 1: your husband, Barack Obama. Biden was merely an afterthought, a
Speaker 1: good reason for that very late and unenthusiastic endorsement. And
Speaker 1: that actually is really subtly hilarious that Trump would jump
Speaker 1: on that. Let's not forget the Obamas didn't endorse Joe
Speaker 1: Biden until there was nobody left in the race. Joe
Speaker 1: Biden was Barack Obama's vice president for eight years. And
Speaker 1: Joe Biden gets in a crowded primary, and Barack Obama
Speaker 1: is sitting there a former president. Right, he can endorse
Speaker 1: anyone he wants as former president and we'll get precisely
Speaker 1: zero blowback politically, especially if he endorses Biden. It was
Speaker 1: assumed he would endorse Spiden. Nobody would hold a grudge
Speaker 1: about that. Wow, obviously he's a vice president. Of course
Speaker 1: he's going to He still doesn't do it with zero risk,
Speaker 1: zero zero political capital expended. Barack Obama still looks and
Speaker 1: he goes, you know, let's wait and see how it
Speaker 1: shakes out. Yeah, there's no love loss between the Obama's
Speaker 1: and Biden, and I love that Trump took that anyway,
Speaker 1: as you can imagine. Trump, Yeah, he had more to
Speaker 1: say to Michelle. The Obama admitted the Obama Biden administration
Speaker 1: was the most corrupted history, including the fact they got
Speaker 1: caught spying on my campaign. He went all capital letters.
Speaker 1: The biggest political scandal in the history of our country.
Speaker 1: It's called treason and more. Thanks for the very kind words, Michelle.
Speaker 1: Trump didn't stop there. He had to go after Cuomo
Speaker 1: really quickly. Now quote now ap estimates that the real Cuomo,
Speaker 1: that the real Quomo number of people killed because of
Speaker 1: his total incompetence is eleven thousand, not the six thousand
Speaker 1: that was originally thought. Trump is not going to let
Speaker 1: that go, nor should he. I know a lot of
Speaker 1: people dislike Trump's use of social media, and I'm certainly
Speaker 1: not going to sit up here and tell you everything
Speaker 1: he sends out there. I'm all, yeah, get him obviously,
Speaker 1: some things I like, some things I don't. He's his
Speaker 1: own man. It is important for future Republicans to use it.
Speaker 1: It is important because everybody will follow the president of
Speaker 1: the United States. The media will put out only the
Speaker 1: message that makes Democrats look good. If you want them
Speaker 1: to talk about something in your president of the United States,
Speaker 1: don't sit up there at the podium and whine about it.
Speaker 1: Get on social media, put it out to your three
Speaker 1: or four million people. That is the way to end
Speaker 1: around the American media, and that is important. All of
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Speaker 1: pile of money while you're there. We'll be back. Ted
Speaker 1: Cruz said something interesting, as he often does in my opinion,
Speaker 1: about the DNC convention last night, and it got me thinking.
Speaker 1: First of all, here's what Senator Ted Cruz had to
Speaker 1: say right now. And TIFA mobs are burning police union halls.
Speaker 1: It used to be that union leaders would stand together,
Speaker 1: but the Democrats have said, we care more about the
Speaker 1: woke mob than we do about standing with cops or
Speaker 1: firefighters or working men and women. And to go tonight
Speaker 1: without saying a meaningful word about the riots, about the
Speaker 1: police officers being murdered. It's an example of how the
Speaker 1: Democratic Party they're getting more and more extreme, and it's
Speaker 1: all because they hate Donald Trump. That's what they stand
Speaker 1: for is radical left in hating Trump. I don't think
Speaker 1: that's a majority vision in in America. We have an
Speaker 1: interesting dynamic going on on a macro level from when
Speaker 1: it comes to politics in America. And this is what
Speaker 1: I mean. Democrats did this the last election and they failed.
Speaker 1: But you can argue they failed because they had a
Speaker 1: really crappy candidate, or Donald Trump performed really well, whatever
Speaker 1: way you want to look at it. But Democrats have
Speaker 1: this strategy they have fully embraced now that st strategy
Speaker 1: is they want you to see chaos and violence in
Speaker 1: American cities. Remember, they really ramped it up these Black
Speaker 1: Lives Matter of protests going into the last election. They
Speaker 1: even burnt down Charlotte'sville, which is in one of the
Speaker 1: critical swing states of North Carolina. Democrats believe in purposely
Speaker 1: causing civil unrest because they think it'll make you go
Speaker 1: their way. I don't know if they're right, I don't
Speaker 1: know if they're wrong. I will tell you historically, when
Speaker 1: people are down and out, when they're poor, they'll go
Speaker 1: more leftists. When people are scared, they are more prone
Speaker 1: to go to the right. But they've made a conscious
Speaker 1: decision and rest assured. Some of what you've seen in
Speaker 1: the city streets has been crazy people. Some of what
Speaker 1: you've seen in the city streets has been misguided people,
Speaker 1: but genuine. But there's no question some of what you've
Speaker 1: seen in the streets has been planned, organized, paid for.
Speaker 1: I'm not making this up. This is an wild tinfoil
Speaker 1: on your head conspiracy theories anymore. Shoot, they busted a
Speaker 1: caravan of Mercedes vans driving into Idaho. Local sheriff busted
Speaker 1: them all the van's head, bricks and everything in a
Speaker 1: bunch of Antifa members in the back heading into town.
Speaker 1: You don't run a Mercedes van for fifty cents. You
Speaker 1: don't buy one or rent one for nothing. These are
Speaker 1: funded organized movement. Other people glob onto and go along.
Speaker 1: So this is done on purpose. What you're seeing right now,
Speaker 1: the Democrats want you to see it. They want you
Speaker 1: to see that, and as such they're taking a risk.
Speaker 1: The risk is simply this. They are pushing some people
Speaker 1: in the middle away. You see, most of America is
Speaker 1: not as far right as I am. My goodness, nine
Speaker 1: America isn't as far right as I am. I know that.
Speaker 1: I don't present myself as some I'm just a journalist,
Speaker 1: just just column balls and stripes here, NIP. I am hardcore,
Speaker 1: hardcore right wing, as far right wing as you can go.
Speaker 1: I want tiny government, strong borders, pro life, all that stuff,
Speaker 1: and I'm not even the least bit sorry about it.
Speaker 1: I'm the middle of the road. Maybe you are, and
Speaker 1: that's fine, but I know what I am most of
Speaker 1: the country, though relatively middle of the road, probably not
Speaker 1: too political. Wife, two and a half kids, mortgage payment,
Speaker 1: get home from work. Maybe you turn on the news
Speaker 1: for five minutes. I don't expect that person to be
Speaker 1: as boned up on the issues as you are, because
Speaker 1: you watch me. But they don't like violence, and they
Speaker 1: do associate that violence, whether the media wants them too
Speaker 1: or not. They do associate the Antifa, Black Lives Milence
Speaker 1: violence with the Democratic Party. So there's a real danger there.
Speaker 1: Democrats are making a gamble. They think, yes, you're associating
Speaker 1: some of the wing nuts with them, but if it
Speaker 1: gets crazy enough, you'll vote against Donald Trump. What does
Speaker 1: that have to do with what Ted Cruze says, Well,
Speaker 1: the Democratic Party. You've heard me rant on this before,
Speaker 1: you will hear me rant on it again. The Democratic
Speaker 1: Party constantly treats their insane bass, and their base is insane.
Speaker 1: They treat their insane bass as if they are legit
Speaker 1: reasonable political voices and their concerns. They're gonna take action.
Speaker 1: You don't have to look any further than this recent
Speaker 1: post office fiasco. It's nothing. I went over this yesterday.
Speaker 1: I'm not going to go over at all again. Trump
Speaker 1: said nothing. We now have Nancy Pelosi calling the United
Speaker 1: States of America's House of Representatives back into an emergency
Speaker 1: session so the Postmaster General himself can go before the
Speaker 1: House and give a testimony. That's how seriously Democrats take
Speaker 1: the concerns of their base. What do Republicans do, Well,
Speaker 1: let's think about that. What were you promised? Halfway through
Speaker 1: Barack Obama's first term? You remember what happened. If you
Speaker 1: don't remember, let me refresh your memory. Barack Obama went
Speaker 1: out there had all the political capital a new president does,
Speaker 1: especially when you have a Democratic Senate and a Democratic House.
Speaker 1: You just scot yourself swept in a Roman's mad at
Speaker 1: George Bush, Barack Obama's their inspirational baby. And you have
Speaker 1: what's called political capital. You have some time. You have
Speaker 1: only a certain amount of it, but you have time,
Speaker 1: and you have, you know, the power at this point
Speaker 1: in time, to do about one big thing, maybe two
Speaker 1: small things, but one big thing after that. The public
Speaker 1: gets mad. People get mad, people get scared. Day back
Speaker 1: off Barack Obama. What's he do? He passes Obamacare, and
Speaker 1: you remember what that was like? I know you do.
Speaker 1: I was at all those Tea Party rallies just as
Speaker 1: mad as you were Obamacare. They didn't even read the bill,
Speaker 1: and of course it was a total disaster. Of course,
Speaker 1: but he passes Obamacare and the country hated it. He
Speaker 1: used every ounce of political capital he had to pass Obamacare.
Speaker 1: That's why he didn't really get any other major legislation
Speaker 1: passed the rest of his time in he passes Obamacare,
Speaker 1: the country freaks, and immediately you get all these Tea
Speaker 1: Party Republicans running for office. I know I was one
Speaker 1: of them, was lost, but whatever, I don't want to
Speaker 1: talk about that right now. And you get all these
Speaker 1: Tea Party Republicans running for office and they're all running
Speaker 1: on what what were they all running on? You remember,
Speaker 1: repeal Obamacare. Vote for me, and I will repeal Obamacare.
Speaker 1: Repeal Obamacare. If you've ever made the horrible mistake of
Speaker 1: signing up for political emails, whether it be from a
Speaker 1: candidate or a pack or the RNC, you've had ten
Speaker 1: thousand repeal Obamacare emails between the time Barack Obama passed
Speaker 1: it and today, and ten thousand might actually be low.
Speaker 1: It could be it could be higher than that. So
Speaker 1: we had years of that. Right Barack Obama finishes his
Speaker 1: first term, woom, huge wave gets swept in. We take
Speaker 1: the House, and then they're all running on repeal Obamacare,
Speaker 1: and we take the Senate, and then they're all running
Speaker 1: on repeal Obamacare. We take the presidency of the United
Speaker 1: States of America. And remember, while Barack Obama was president,
Speaker 1: they passed repeals of Obamacare time and time and time
Speaker 1: against several times they passed it. Republicans did, knowing that
Speaker 1: Barack Obama was going to just simply veto them repealing
Speaker 1: his own bills, as any president would. Of course, finally
Speaker 1: we get back to presidency, the Senate, and the United
Speaker 1: States House of Representatives, they don't repeal Obamacare. Planned Parenthood's
Speaker 1: another great example. How many times have you heard defund
Speaker 1: planned parenthood. We will defund planned parenthood. Vote for me, Christians,
Speaker 1: you know they love to play kate the Christian base.
Speaker 1: Vote for me. Christians, God would want you to vote
Speaker 1: for me because I will defund Planned Parenthood, which obviously
Speaker 1: we should do, a bunch of soulless gools. We take
Speaker 1: back the House, we take back the Senate, we take
Speaker 1: back the presidency. Your money's still going to Planned Parenthood,
Speaker 1: so's mine. The Democratic Party treats their base seriously, treats
Speaker 1: the concerns of their base as insane as they are seriously.
Speaker 1: The Republican Party treats you and I like a chump.
Speaker 1: They do. Maybe we are chumps, But I don't know
Speaker 1: what else to do, do you. All I know what
Speaker 1: to do is to come on my show and hammer Republicans,
Speaker 1: maybe trying to hammer some kind of a spine into
Speaker 1: those idiots. It's not like we can go Democrat. Those
Speaker 1: people are insane. But I would like to not be
Speaker 1: treated like a sucker from here on out. You know what,
Speaker 1: the next time you're running for office, don't even tell
Speaker 1: me you're going to repeal Obama here, just don't even bother.
Speaker 1: I've always wondered if somebody liked that running for office
Speaker 1: could get traction, if somebody running for office on this
Speaker 1: message could get traction. Look, I'm just here because I
Speaker 1: was kind of bored in my other career. I wanted
Speaker 1: the feeling of power that comes with being elected the
Speaker 1: United States House of Representatives. I want to go get
Speaker 1: treated to fancy stake dinners from lobbyists. Yes, I'll occasionally
Speaker 1: show up the political events, but I'm really not going
Speaker 1: to care about any feedback you give me. I'll suck
Speaker 1: up to as many donors as I can, try to
Speaker 1: buy enough adds the lie to you, and then get
Speaker 1: elected the next time. And no, I'm not going to
Speaker 1: turn limit myself. I'm gonna be there for thirty forty years.
Speaker 1: That way, I never have to get a real job.
Speaker 1: I always wonder if somebody running for office on that
Speaker 1: platform would actually find themselves getting elected. I mean, at
Speaker 1: least it's honesty, right, Isn't that what you always say
Speaker 1: you want? I'd say that too. I'll just give it someone,
Speaker 1: be honest, give it to me, because I've become entirely
Speaker 1: convinced that would be honesty from these people. That's who
Speaker 1: they are, all right. Moving on a couple quick things.
Speaker 1: This is a direct quote from a university, from a
Speaker 1: professor at a university, from a professor at a state university.
Speaker 1: Quote giant warning, even in capital letters, any instances of othering. Gosh,
Speaker 1: these people that you participated intentionally racism, sexism, able love
Speaker 1: that homophobia, Soorophobiabia Mitchell find out what soophobia is. Transphobia, classism,
Speaker 1: mocking of mental health issues, this crazy lady, body shaming, Comma, etc.
Speaker 1: In class Are grounds for dismissal from the classroom. The
Speaker 1: same goes for any papers slash projects. You cannot choose
Speaker 1: any topic that takes at its base that one side
Speaker 1: doesn't deserve the same basic human rights as you do.
Speaker 1: I e. No arguments against gay marriage, abortion, black Lives Matter, Comma, etc.
Speaker 1: I take this seriously. Well, don't get me wrong. I
Speaker 1: take it seriously too. And this is why I take
Speaker 1: it seriously. That human being is teaching your children. Let
Speaker 1: me say that again. If you send your kids off
Speaker 1: to an American university, you are saying, I want you
Speaker 1: to sit down in front of an individual like that.
Speaker 1: You had better start taking greater care of who educates
Speaker 1: your children. No, not every university is like that, but
Speaker 1: a lot of them are. They've been infested with these
Speaker 1: people and they're graduating college. They're college students who learn
Speaker 1: under these professors, and they're moving on. They're becoming CEOs.
Speaker 1: They're becoming senators, they're becoming judges, they're becoming district attorneys.
Speaker 1: This kind of infection spreads, and we've allowed it to
Speaker 1: spread for too long. If you were to listen to
Speaker 1: hate metal for eight hours a day, seven days a week,
Speaker 1: you would find it affects you in a certain way.
Speaker 1: If you were to sit down and read your Bible
Speaker 1: for eight hours a day, seven days a week, you
Speaker 1: would find it affects you in a certain way. What
Speaker 1: you do with your time, which is limited, has an
Speaker 1: effect on you. Where you send your child for seven
Speaker 1: eight hours a day, elementary school, middle school, high school,
Speaker 1: and college affects them. I don't care how much you
Speaker 1: try to beat it into their heads the values you
Speaker 1: want them to grow up with. At some point you
Speaker 1: cannot compete with somebody who consumes that much of their
Speaker 1: time and that much of their attention. So be more
Speaker 1: careful where you send them. Sending a child these days
Speaker 1: into an American university is like taking your child and
Speaker 1: chucking him into the ilipen at a zoo. It's that dangerous.
Speaker 1: Be careful, Be careful what you're doing with the young mind.
Speaker 1: You've taken great care to raise all right, now, let
Speaker 1: me tell you about Atlantic flag and Pole. I have something, well,
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Speaker 1: don't do that twisty thing that drives me. Do you
Speaker 1: look out every time it's windy and all of a
Speaker 1: sudden your flags bunched up. It's got to swivel your flag.
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Speaker 1: me now is former congresswoman from New York. I'm almost
Speaker 1: positive she's a doctor and I didn't even have that
Speaker 1: on the list today. She's a member of the Independent
Speaker 1: Women's Forum's Board of Directors. I'm sure there's probably more
Speaker 1: on there. How much did I forget it's Nan Hayworth, obviously,
Speaker 1: how much did I forget her? How much did I
Speaker 1: leave off? I know your humble be honest, there's like
Speaker 1: ten titles in there. I missed, no Jesse. That's good.
Speaker 1: Thank you. It's a privilege to be with you, believe me, well,
Speaker 1: thank thank you for coming back. Nan. When it comes
Speaker 1: to Republicans and Democrats, I have this. I have this
Speaker 1: thing that Democrats treat their base as if what they
Speaker 1: have to say is important, even they're insane base. And
Speaker 1: you can argue that's hurt the Democratic Party as a whole,
Speaker 1: because the whole party looks insane now, I mean, Green
Speaker 1: New Deal would never be considered by any major Democrat ever,
Speaker 1: Alexandria Cosio Cortez comes out with it, and all the
Speaker 1: Democrat presidential candidates, we're all, that's a good idea, sounds
Speaker 1: really good. But Republicans they hate their base. They either
Speaker 1: ignore them completely or they talk down to them as
Speaker 1: a bunch of wing nuts. Is this all in my head?
Speaker 1: Or do you see this? You know it's it's as
Speaker 1: always from you Jesse's a great question. I don't feel
Speaker 1: that way, but I do know this much about politics,
Speaker 1: having been there, and you and I have both experienced politics.
Speaker 1: The elites will always find their way to access. They
Speaker 1: will always be able to capitalize on what government does.
Speaker 1: And what troubles me about the Democrats is that now
Speaker 1: what we have is this this pincer's movement on the
Speaker 1: middle class. And I've been seeing it for a long
Speaker 1: time in which you know it used to be and
Speaker 1: there are still folks who you know, have interests to
Speaker 1: think about, you know, investments and industry, and you know
Speaker 1: businesses who wisely and for the sake of everybody in
Speaker 1: the country, wisely support Republicans who want to empower the
Speaker 1: marketplace directionally certainly better than Democrats. But what bothers me
Speaker 1: really is that there are so many in the elite
Speaker 1: who and people of great means who want to co
Speaker 1: opt government, and that is done through the Democrats, through
Speaker 1: their regulatory state, through their administrative state, and they are
Speaker 1: combining because even if they pay a lot in taxes,
Speaker 1: they don't see it necessarily as you know, they'll find
Speaker 1: a way around it. You know, it's necessarily going to
Speaker 1: change their way of life. But they are combining with
Speaker 1: the folks who want the government to give them checks
Speaker 1: and to provide for every need. And what they're doing
Speaker 1: is they're squeezing the middle class. And what I saw
Speaker 1: in Congress, Jesse, was that it was those folks in
Speaker 1: the middle who were representing, for example, our representatives on
Speaker 1: the Republican side. You know, they were they were business people,
Speaker 1: they were smaller business people in a lot of ways,
Speaker 1: and they were the folks who were involved in commerce.
Speaker 1: They were the middle of the spectrum representing what you see,
Speaker 1: you know, small town America. You know, people who are
Speaker 1: actually producing in our and working hard. And the Democrats
Speaker 1: are just taking total advantage of those honest, hard working folks.
Speaker 1: That really bothers me. You were there, as you mentioned,
Speaker 1: I've always wondered this every time a bill passes the
Speaker 1: House of Representatives anymore, it's probably always been this way,
Speaker 1: but I can only speak for my time on this earth.
Speaker 1: Anytime one passes, there is always a list of things
Speaker 1: in it. We get the list that we're just horrified.
Speaker 1: Someone will print one out for me and it'll be
Speaker 1: ninety inches thick, and there's all this crap in there
Speaker 1: for lack of a better way to put it, if
Speaker 1: you want to excuse my language, man, And it's awful
Speaker 1: and everyone hates it. Everyone hates it. How did it
Speaker 1: get there? Who puts all the bad stuff in this?
Speaker 1: Is it the actual congress people? Is it lobbyists? Is
Speaker 1: it some faceless bureaucrats somewhere? How does all the awful
Speaker 1: stuff get into these bills that become law? As always, Jesse,
Speaker 1: another great question, and we've talked about this before, but
Speaker 1: as we're saying again the main problem we have with
Speaker 1: government and with politics, why does so much money go
Speaker 1: into politics? Because the federal government we have allowed it,
Speaker 1: we have endowed it with enormous power over every aspect
Speaker 1: of our lives, things that the Constitution never intended the
Speaker 1: federal government to do. Now it does. It does our
Speaker 1: you know, it makes sure that our I mean, you know,
Speaker 1: food supply is important, but you know, it invades small business,
Speaker 1: It invades housing and mortgages, education, healthcare, everything that could
Speaker 1: be managed by us, the citizens, or by our states,
Speaker 1: now the federal government does. So why are these laws
Speaker 1: so big and complicated? And yes, I have seen the
Speaker 1: sausage factory in action. It's because they cannot be streamlined,
Speaker 1: you know, they you cannot get the constituencies together. Voters.
Speaker 1: You know, we don't have a democracy, we have a
Speaker 1: representative democracy. Voters cannot possibly and you know they'd have
Speaker 1: to spend their lives, their careers studying all these issues
Speaker 1: to understand how these bills are crafted. But they literally
Speaker 1: pick bits and pieces that they can put together for
Speaker 1: funding schemes, for example, to pay for various initiatives. If
Speaker 1: you tried it, like when we were running forgot you know,
Speaker 1: was read the bill, right, you got to read the bill. Well,
Speaker 1: I've got to tell you, Jesse, I couldn't read these
Speaker 1: bills and I was in Congress. They are crafted in
Speaker 1: legal ease. It is bill writers, you know, it's legislative staff.
Speaker 1: And I'm not demeaning them. They're the ones who want
Speaker 1: write these bills. I had legislative staff who were superb
Speaker 1: they were world class, and they interpreted these bills for me,
Speaker 1: and so many of them end up being omnibus bills, Jesse,
Speaker 1: because Congress cannot honestly deal with what their citizens. What
Speaker 1: theyre canstituents don't fully understand, and you know, won't help
Speaker 1: to clarify. It's a problem, big problem. Back to the
Speaker 1: question I was asking in the beginning about Democrats in
Speaker 1: their base. Where I was going with that is to
Speaker 1: all this usp all the postal service nonsense right now,
Speaker 1: and it's just completely absurd. Obviously, Trump says something completely
Speaker 1: legitiman and Democrats take it. They take something out of
Speaker 1: nothing now and they turn it into an extra actual controversy.
Speaker 1: We have the freaking Postmaster General getting called back to
Speaker 1: give a testimony between or in front of an emergency
Speaker 1: hearing in front of Congress. Democrats will take something that's
Speaker 1: nothing in in order to placate their base. They'll do
Speaker 1: something with it. Where are my Republicans that will do
Speaker 1: that for me? Where are my indictments for James James
Speaker 1: Komey and John Brennan? Where are they? And I'm waiting, Yeah,
Speaker 1: where are they? Jesse? I agree with you, And to
Speaker 1: return to the very pertinent genesis of your question, Democrats
Speaker 1: in some ways have an easier time speaking to their
Speaker 1: base and indeed speaking to the public in general, because
Speaker 1: they're always giving you stuff, right, you know, that's their
Speaker 1: whole modus operandi. We're gonna give you stuff, We're gonna
Speaker 1: get Uncle Sam we're gonna get the government to give
Speaker 1: you stuff, because that's the government's job and society owes
Speaker 1: you and dog gone it. We're going to make sure
Speaker 1: that you know that we pry wherever we need to
Speaker 1: pry these resources out them so that you can get them.
Speaker 1: Republicans have a different argument fundamentally, right. We're all about
Speaker 1: empowering you, you know right, you know we want to
Speaker 1: we want to help you not be so burdened by
Speaker 1: the government, and with that freedom, you'll really be able
Speaker 1: to do more and do better. But you know, Jesse,
Speaker 1: you have to be the sort of person who will
Speaker 1: cherish that opportunity and have that motivate, and sadly not
Speaker 1: everybody does so. In terms of the post Office and
Speaker 1: the Postal Service, we have a constitutionally ordained service that
Speaker 1: has competitors in terms of package delivery and indeed in
Speaker 1: terms of certain types of mail delivery as well. Obviously,
Speaker 1: although it reserves first class mail for itself, but it
Speaker 1: has competitors that do things better. They don't have either
Speaker 1: they don't have a unionized workforce, or they have a
Speaker 1: workforce with whom they can more effectively set rules and
Speaker 1: make changes, and they have a workforce that is not
Speaker 1: politicized inherently because it's part of government. So the postal
Speaker 1: Service is drowning in debt because of pension and benefit
Speaker 1: obligations that it has that it has no way of fulfilling.
Speaker 1: And in the meantime it is not nearly as efficient
Speaker 1: as it could be. But there's a lot of institutional
Speaker 1: resistance to making that happen. Postmaster to Joy, who was
Speaker 1: put in place a couple of months ago by President Trump,
Speaker 1: has tried to make meaningful reforms that will make services
Speaker 1: better for everyone. But you know what the problem is,
Speaker 1: it cuts into overtime by postal workers, because that's very wasteful.
Speaker 1: Postal workers aren't happy about that, you know. So every
Speaker 1: town that has a post office, you know, we rely
Speaker 1: on our postal service. You know, all these people go
Speaker 1: to their politicians and start complaining. And of course the
Speaker 1: Democrats have just taken off with that now because they
Speaker 1: want to completely crash the system. Very clever of them
Speaker 1: with universal all mail voting, and the postal service is
Speaker 1: not equipped to handle that kind of volume with that
Speaker 1: kind of timing. And of course, Jesse, as you said,
Speaker 1: the Democrats are now going to they're couching that, obviously,
Speaker 1: in terms of President Trump is standing in the way
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