Speaker 1: This is the warning.
Speaker 2: There is a question that hangs in the air that
Speaker 2: will be settled in ninety four days at the closing
Speaker 2: of the polls, when those last votes are cast, And
Speaker 2: the question is what does an American look like?
Speaker 1: And perhaps what is a black job?
Speaker 2: Last night, a black job was bringing glory to the country,
Speaker 2: personal individual achievement, fuel through grit, determination, sheer, extraordinary God
Speaker 2: given excellence, and the hard work to distill it into
Speaker 2: the greatness that the American people and the whole world
Speaker 2: cheered for. Last night, when the world cheered, the American
Speaker 2: flag rose high, our national anthem played, a black job
Speaker 2: had certainly one Donald Trump couldn't do. Look at the joy,
Speaker 2: the happiness, the sheer patriots is them as they dance
Speaker 2: with the American flag. Sunny Lee and Simone Biles. What
Speaker 2: extraordinary competitors, athletes and Americans. We are all proud of them.
Speaker 2: Now let's look at another image. Let's look at a
Speaker 2: joyless face, an affected scow. Let's look at America's dime store,
Speaker 2: Mussolini and his mugshot. I'll show you in a second
Speaker 2: how proud Donald Trump is of it. But look deeper
Speaker 2: into it, the unhappiness, the misery, the weirdness. It's weird
Speaker 2: not to smile, isn't it. I'll tell you another thing
Speaker 2: that's weird. If we could turn back the clock a
Speaker 2: little bit. This woman is a five star wacko Christy
Speaker 2: nom and she was seriously under consideration to be this
Speaker 2: unsmiling man's vice president before he picked the demented weirdo jd.
Speaker 1: Vance.
Speaker 2: This woman wrote in a book trying to titillate these people,
Speaker 2: the Maga Masses, that she point blank shot a puppy
Speaker 2: because she was angry at trying to show that she
Speaker 2: could make tough decisions, and she was a hard ass.
Speaker 2: All of this stuff is demented. This entire cast of
Speaker 2: characters has always been a Star Wars bar scene, a
Speaker 2: creature canteena of fascist yearning, of despotic cravings, of Unamerican
Speaker 2: appetites that seeks to impose control over you, over your
Speaker 2: daughters mostly, but over your wives as well, and girlfriends,
Speaker 2: over every.
Speaker 1: One of us.
Speaker 2: Trump Ism is a dogma of control fueled by unhappiness
Speaker 2: and misery. These are unhappy people. Look at these pictures
Speaker 2: from the convention. We didn't talk enough about this in
Speaker 2: the aftermath. As a nation. How strange it was in
Speaker 2: the final speech that Donald Trump would talk insanely for
Speaker 2: ninety three incoherent minutes, long, boring minutes, utterly detached from
Speaker 2: anyone around him, unable to see the boredom. Whatever Trump
Speaker 2: thinks about happiness, it precludes a smile or the possibility
Speaker 2: that he might find one. His image conveys menace, because
Speaker 2: in his heart, that is what there is. Donald Trump
Speaker 2: hates he has enemies. They're not the Russians, they're not
Speaker 2: the Chinese. They're not terrorists who seek to murder and
Speaker 2: cause mayhem in our society. He doesn't hate injustice, he
Speaker 2: doesn't hate poverty, he doesn't hate war. He hates his
Speaker 2: follow Americans. And he said so in his despotic speech
Speaker 2: celebrating the fact that his mugshot is now the number
Speaker 2: one best selling mugshot on a T shirt of all time,
Speaker 2: outpacing the king of rock and roll, Elvis and Frank
Speaker 2: Sinatra himself.
Speaker 1: It's the number one selling mugshot in history. It beat Elvis,
Speaker 1: and it beat Frank Sinatra.
Speaker 2: Did you know that Frank Sinatra.
Speaker 1: Had a big one? Did you know he got arrested
Speaker 1: for something?
Speaker 2: And I think Elvis had to fight, and I guess
Speaker 2: they should do something.
Speaker 1: But Elvis was one.
Speaker 2: Frank Sinatras too, and I'm proud to admit, and I'm
Speaker 2: proud to tell you that you have made mine bigger
Speaker 2: than both of them by a lot. It's the biggest
Speaker 2: selling mugshot ever.
Speaker 1: Are you shitting me?
Speaker 2: Look at these people applauding this insanity. If they are
Speaker 2: sitting behind this man, cheering this madness. The one thing
Speaker 2: I do not want for them is their ability to
Speaker 2: impose on us, specifically me and my my family. They're
Speaker 2: political judgments because they are lost in a fog. Donald
Speaker 2: Trump was peering in the Oval office window again, measuring
Speaker 2: the drapes. But do you know what happened?
Speaker 1: She happened.
Speaker 2: And she's a star, not a fading, boring one, Because
Speaker 2: Kamala Harris is a high achieving superstar who has met
Speaker 2: her moment. What a brilliant campaigner. She's about to take
Speaker 2: the ball and score five touchdowns with a brilliant VP
Speaker 2: pick followed by a successful convention. There's a simple thing
Speaker 2: that Donald Trump stands for. It's so obvious, it's so clear.
Speaker 2: Donald Trump is about Trump. He's a blusterer and a
Speaker 2: showman who somehow caught the middle current for a long
Speaker 2: season of America's life. He thought he was going to
Speaker 2: ride it down the middle of the river, right back
Speaker 2: into power against an aging president who wouldn't yield it.
Speaker 2: But that president defied expectations and did with Donald Trump
Speaker 2: didn't expect, upended the race, and Kamala Harris has shot
Speaker 2: up like an Apollo eleven rocket, going to the moon
Speaker 2: and beyond. Where she's going is to the White House
Speaker 2: as the forty seventh President of the United States of
Speaker 2: America in a time of turmoil and tribulation, and she
Speaker 2: will need the good faith and goodwill of all Americans.
Speaker 2: The struggle to put her there is not yet over,
Speaker 2: but it's well on its way to being. So if
Speaker 2: the election were tomorrow, Kamala Harris would win. And what
Speaker 2: a refreshing thing that is, to say, after a long
Speaker 2: winter of worry, a long spring of defiance against reality,
Speaker 2: and a hot summer of resistance to win it. But
Speaker 2: all of that has yielded now and the Democratic Party
Speaker 2: is the Democratic Party again. It has reawakened a vast
Speaker 2: mosaic of Americans into a coalition that wants better. Better
Speaker 2: is the remedy to trump Ism. This man was a president,
Speaker 2: but what he really is is President Norman Desmond, a
Speaker 2: fading start, crying.
Speaker 1: Desperately for attention.
Speaker 2: His racist outbursts have undone him, his idiocy, his malice
Speaker 2: utterly exposed. Donald Trump is sinking and fading. He will
Speaker 2: be remembered for nothing but losing, for taking captive a
Speaker 2: great institution fueled by the cowardice of its elected politicians.
Speaker 2: But before they move on, the amnesia will take hold,
Speaker 2: and that amnesia will isolate the aging and elderly Trump.
Speaker 1: He will be alone.
Speaker 2: And forgotten, ranting and rambling to the million dollar members
Speaker 2: who pay for the show, until there are none left.
Speaker 2: The sea borders will rise on more a lago. The
Speaker 2: walls will grow a bit moldy, to smell like Trump,
Speaker 2: a bit musty and decomposing as time marches on.
Speaker 1: Because the end is at hand.
Speaker 2: Madam President defeated by a black woman. I guess that's
Speaker 2: what a black job is. President of the United States.
Speaker 2: But a new day is breaking. Pope is alive in America.
Speaker 2: The Democratic Convention is seventeen days away. What an exciting time.
Speaker 2: This is the warning get involved, fight for your country.
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