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Speaker 3: Welcome, Hey NP fans.
Speaker 4: Today's episode is a replay of Tuesday's presidential debate live stream.
Speaker 4: You'll hear clips of some of the biggest moments from
Speaker 4: the debate, along with our live reactions and debate analysis
Speaker 4: with special guests and our friends Jamel Hill, Ellie Miss Style,
Speaker 4: and Aaron Haynes.
Speaker 3: Welcome home, y'all.
Speaker 1: All right, Welcome home y'all. A live show tonight. Thank
Speaker 1: you everybody for joining us. I will be honest, I
Speaker 1: just got here. If you follow me on Instagram, you
Speaker 1: know I was literally running through the airport because I
Speaker 1: have major fomo, because I wanted to be here with
Speaker 1: my co hosts Angela Right and Andrew Gillows.
Speaker 3: Double A was trying to do this without me. I said, no,
Speaker 3: not tonight, don't watch pold the audience.
Speaker 5: Yeah, ask them if they wanted us to have a
Speaker 5: live debate show. They said yes, and here we are at.
Speaker 3: Thirty nine. Yeah.
Speaker 4: So here's the thing that I think is also important tonight.
Speaker 4: There are some debate rules. If you all watch our
Speaker 4: debate show where we kind of talked about what we
Speaker 4: expected to come out of tonight. You know already some
Speaker 4: of these debate rules, but I think it's important for
Speaker 4: folks to understand. Mike's are muted when they're not responding.
Speaker 4: The candidates are not allowed to ask each other questions.
Speaker 4: They're giving two minutes to respond to the questions and
Speaker 4: two minutes for rebuttal and then I think a one
Speaker 4: minute response. There are only two commercial breaks during this
Speaker 4: entire debate minutes in ninety minutes. But I promise you, guys,
Speaker 4: it's going to go as fast as our DNC coverage.
Speaker 3: You'll know that was two hours that went by wrong.
Speaker 1: Also, but during those commercial breaks, campaign staff cannot approach
Speaker 1: the candidate.
Speaker 3: Talking about that one.
Speaker 5: They're not allowed to bring a Billy notes, any papers.
Speaker 5: They'll be provided a pad where they can write for themselves. Guys,
Speaker 5: I just I'm curious. Do you think Donald Trump is
Speaker 5: bringing a game if he knows, I'm curious to know.
Speaker 5: Do you think he shows up on his best?
Speaker 4: Can I tell you, guys, I think that Donald Trump,
Speaker 4: And this is gonna sound crazy. Some people are gonna
Speaker 4: get mad when to hear me say this, but follow me.
Speaker 4: I think Donald Trump is underestimated because the bar is
Speaker 4: so low.
Speaker 3: So here's the thing.
Speaker 4: Donald Trump wins if he can put together cohesive sentence.
Speaker 4: Donald Trump wins if he can talk about his policy
Speaker 4: agenda in a manner that makes sense. Donald Trump wins
Speaker 4: if he cannot throw any type of shade and underhanded comment,
Speaker 4: any type of put down at Kamala Harris the bar solo. Now,
Speaker 4: those aren't my standards for no winning, but that's how
Speaker 4: the media is to have always talked about, will construe.
Speaker 3: It if that's what happens.
Speaker 4: What I think we have to acknowledge is what the
Speaker 4: bar is for Kamala Harris. Kamala Harris today on this
Speaker 4: stage has to get to know a large swath of
Speaker 4: the American public who do not know her. She has
Speaker 4: to talk about her policy plans in a way that
Speaker 4: makes sense and speaks to the hearts and minds of
Speaker 4: Middle America, the coasts, and the South. Kamala Harris has
Speaker 4: to talk about what her foreign policy agenda will be.
Speaker 4: She has to do so much in ninety minutes, and
Speaker 4: in some ways it feels untenable.
Speaker 3: And I'm not trying to set the bar Low for her.
Speaker 4: But I am trying to demonstrate what we all know
Speaker 4: as black people in America, we got to be twice
Speaker 4: as good. Sometimes triple quadruple is good. It's unfair, but
Speaker 4: I think it's real.
Speaker 5: Ill go ahead them.
Speaker 3: Well, I just.
Speaker 1: Wanted to say that I don't think anybody's going to
Speaker 1: change their mind tonight.
Speaker 3: You know I'm saying that, Yeah, I don't.
Speaker 1: Think that you all know how I feel about these
Speaker 1: swing voters or people who are.
Speaker 3: Trying to decide.
Speaker 1: It's like, yeah, at this point, if you don't know
Speaker 1: who you're voting for between these two candidates, like, give
Speaker 1: me a break. You know, you're just looking for an excuse.
Speaker 1: You're trying to give yourself a permission for how you.
Speaker 3: Want to vote.
Speaker 1: And I you know, we don't have that privilege. You know,
Speaker 1: We've never had the privilege to wait for the perfect
Speaker 1: candidate who feels exactly how we feel on every issue
Speaker 1: because we are disimportunately impacted by these policies. So I
Speaker 1: think tonight Vice President Harris has the opportunity to even
Speaker 1: more energy her base and get energized. I think this
Speaker 1: will be a debate for funders. You know, she's out
Speaker 1: fundraising him across the board. I think it's a GOTV game.
Speaker 1: You know, hopefully she'll say something to somebody tonight. It's like,
Speaker 1: you know what, not only am I going to vote,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna arrive with five I'm gonna volunteer, I'm gonna
Speaker 1: make calls.
Speaker 3: That's what this is. I don't think it's.
Speaker 1: Going to sway the opinion or voting habits of anyone.
Speaker 1: Now for Donald Trump, I will say I think he
Speaker 1: has the opportunity to lose voters. I don't think he
Speaker 1: is very has been very good at broadening his coalition.
Speaker 1: I think people can get so turned off by his
Speaker 1: behavior tonight that perhaps they will find some modicum of
Speaker 1: consciousness and say, I cannot turn over the country.
Speaker 3: To this person. So I think the stakes are actually
Speaker 3: higher for him, to be honest.
Speaker 4: You know, there's one thing that is most important about
Speaker 4: tonight's debate.
Speaker 3: It's happening. So y'all. I get.
Speaker 5: Saying there's still time from the back out, But you
Speaker 5: know what the truth is is, I've been reading.
Speaker 3: The myself congratulations and that.
Speaker 5: Thanks Delian that reading the frustration or reading so much
Speaker 5: of the mainstream media has been this disproportionate way in
Speaker 5: which they set expectations for Vice President Harri it's it's
Speaker 5: it's she's got to answer for her record. She's got
Speaker 5: to make playing with her vision is and as we
Speaker 5: sit here, y'all, aside from Project twenty twenty five, which
Speaker 5: Donald Trump didn't directly participate in, yet he admonished all
Speaker 5: of his staff thousands of them, I don't know what
Speaker 5: I want to say about that is that, aside from
Speaker 5: Project twenty twenty five, I can't think of one thing
Speaker 5: the man actually like stands for. When you think of
Speaker 5: that, I mean tax breaks for the wealthiest one percent. But
Speaker 5: he's been so everywhere there's nothing concrete about what he says.
Speaker 5: He sort of reminds me of what what's that? Kids
Speaker 5: love to play with it, and I hate the other
Speaker 5: The more jelly is Oh I slime stuff, right, It's
Speaker 5: kind of slime. It doesn't really stand firm. It just wobbles,
Speaker 5: and oh lord, I know its going there doesn't.
Speaker 1: Stand firm, and he's obsessed with crowd size. So I
Speaker 1: will draw an inappropriate parallel.
Speaker 3: Is going.
Speaker 1: I want to see the comments because we want you
Speaker 1: guys to be a part of this conversation, and I
Speaker 1: want to see what you guys are saying, will shout
Speaker 1: you out as we see you.
Speaker 3: If Andrew could figure out.
Speaker 5: How I don't you know? And technology, it's just not
Speaker 5: how do you get to anyway?
Speaker 3: While the while these old people are figuring things out.
Speaker 4: I also just want to point out I want to
Speaker 4: highlight some of our folks who are coming on tonight.
Speaker 3: We'll be joined very soon by our good friend Jamel Hill.
Speaker 4: We will also be joined tonight by our friend Ellie
Speaker 4: missed out, and we'll be joined by our friend Aaron
Speaker 4: Haynes later. We have a tremendous show line up for
Speaker 4: you all. We are so very excited about being here
Speaker 4: with you to look at this debate, to talk about
Speaker 4: what's happening.
Speaker 3: We even have a live fact.
Speaker 4: Checker y'all, will make sure that we're getting those facts
Speaker 4: to you updated tonight throughout the show, especially when you
Speaker 4: get to those commercial breaks one and two and in
Speaker 4: that post debate analysis. Now, I hope I can tell
Speaker 4: you just how many lies we're told, but we might
Speaker 4: not be able to do that. We're gonna do our
Speaker 4: very very best at oh okay, they said a lot?
Speaker 3: How many lies? You got a lot, so you better
Speaker 3: figuring out the comments. But I'm with you.
Speaker 4: I want to ask you guys while you're figuring out
Speaker 4: the comments, shout on to Josh Shapiro on the stage
Speaker 4: stop it for Kamala Harris and Tim Walls. But I
Speaker 4: also wanted to come to you quickly. Here's my question. Yes,
Speaker 4: what do you all think they will cover tonight? They
Speaker 4: can't cover everything. What do you think is a for
Speaker 4: sure topic that we'll be asked.
Speaker 1: About Vice President Harris on Sunday? Just her policy platform?
Speaker 1: So I think she is really going to hone in
Speaker 1: on the economy and those economic kitchen table issues that
Speaker 1: matter so importantly that so many people. That's a bipartisant issue.
Speaker 1: No matter how you vote, you should care about the
Speaker 1: economy and how it impacts you. I think a lot
Speaker 1: of people when they think about the economy, they conflate
Speaker 1: that with the markets, which we know is not true.
Speaker 1: I think folks who are watching they want to know
Speaker 1: about inflation. They want to know why they're paying so
Speaker 1: much money for a carton of milk. Do you think
Speaker 1: Donald Trump even knows how much a carton of milk costs?
Speaker 3: Like?
Speaker 1: Probably not, but Vice Presidan Harris actually cook she participates
Speaker 1: in this process, so I think she'll hone in on.
Speaker 3: Economic issues kitchen table.
Speaker 1: Yes, now, I don't know if this will come up,
Speaker 1: but obviously, you guys know I would like to hear
Speaker 1: her take on some of our foreign policy, particular particularly
Speaker 1: Israel and Gaza, which we've talked a lot about on
Speaker 1: this show.
Speaker 3: So I'll be telling you know.
Speaker 5: Unfortunately, I don't have high hopes that we're going to
Speaker 5: get the range of kind of conversation that you would
Speaker 5: expect from the next leader of the free world. I
Speaker 5: think by and large they're going going to traffic over
Speaker 5: what her changes in public policy stances have been. And
Speaker 5: I'm thinking very specifically the moderators themselves. I think Donald
Speaker 5: Trump will obviously try to throw to it, not as
Speaker 5: if he hasn't changed his position from one moment to
Speaker 5: the next. What she has said, and I think she'll
Speaker 5: probably deliver today in a more even compelling way, is
Speaker 5: that while tactics may change her core where she is
Speaker 5: fundamentally on the issues, her values are consistent. And as
Speaker 5: I said when we were potting, I don't know last week,
Speaker 5: the week before that, if you are a leader and
Speaker 5: especially a leader of the free world first and second
Speaker 5: in command. Every day you ought to be learning new
Speaker 5: things that cause you to reinterrogate where you previously were
Speaker 5: on this thing to that thing, not that you're moving
Speaker 5: your position from. You know, I'm for a woman's right
Speaker 5: to choose, you know, and then Noah'm not for it.
Speaker 5: Not that, but the tactics that you use, the strategy
Speaker 5: that you use to achieve a goal, they ought to
Speaker 5: be as evolving as the sun is, you know, coming
Speaker 5: up in the daytime in the moon at night. So
Speaker 5: I don't hold her to any sort of expectation that
Speaker 5: she would not have evolution. I just hope tonight that
Speaker 5: she can explain it in a way that people don't
Speaker 5: feel like they're being played, but rather that she's speaking
Speaker 5: what her heart is and what her plan is.
Speaker 1: I just shout out, Alicia Burnett, Auntie, Cookie, A Z Morales, Shelley,
Speaker 1: are we see you tuning in? A lot of people
Speaker 1: are saying thanks a RII, hey girl, thank you for
Speaker 1: doing this. Thisee you Angela Willie Nash. So I just
Speaker 1: told you, guys know, we finally figured it out and
Speaker 1: we see you watching, so please tune in.
Speaker 3: Tell your friends to tune in and keep those.
Speaker 4: Comment say your friends, say your mom, and tell your
Speaker 4: cousins and them. So with that, I think the other
Speaker 4: thing that is really important for us to understand is
Speaker 4: the candidates don't get to set the questions, so we
Speaker 4: will see what the moderators side to ask about. But
Speaker 4: there are some very major issues percolating. You mentioned Kamala
Speaker 4: Harris rolling out her full platform we know last week.
Speaker 4: She also wrote out a small business plan as well,
Speaker 4: so we will see. Donald Trump is just rolling around
Speaker 4: in them words.
Speaker 3: We're gonna see it in campaign.
Speaker 4: He hasn't really been Oh you know what else, people
Speaker 4: keep talking about the costadra.
Speaker 3: Goingis on the table. I do want to shout out Enaburgh, who.
Speaker 4: Told us that we needed We said tequila, make the
Speaker 4: tequila on the radio. And and yes, Andrew is not
Speaker 4: a part of this, but Tiff and I are tequila
Speaker 4: connoisseur as we love this. Here's what I will say.
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Speaker 4: So this is a special Bob Pittman bottle shout out.
Speaker 4: Doing that You're I can hear you, Andrew shouting out
Speaker 4: to Bob Pittman. We are not on mute, but this
Speaker 4: is the beause he's asking about the comments. Make one
Speaker 4: you you type in the chat, and no, he can
Speaker 4: type in the chat right there. Anyway, you guys, while
Speaker 4: grandpa's figuring out how to type in the chat, don
Speaker 4: do let Angela do it?
Speaker 3: He can, he can have it. I don't want to anyway,
Speaker 3: you guys seven years. I don't know why you encouraging him.
Speaker 3: I don't know why he's talking while we're on.
Speaker 5: The mid create a channel in order to okay, we're.
Speaker 3: Live, Andrew, do you have anything you'd like to say?
Speaker 4: Okay, Grandpa Gillam in the building, anything else but.
Speaker 3: The camera? Literally, but how do will make a comment?
Speaker 3: You're not even whispering? Write it down?
Speaker 5: Damn write it down?
Speaker 3: And he didn't have YouTube downloaded. That's what I'm looking at.
Speaker 3: You look up embarrassed. How are you watching the show?
Speaker 1: But he figured it out in my bask Anyway, I
Speaker 1: want to hear from you guys. You guys, tell me
Speaker 1: what you'd like to see tonight. One thing that I
Speaker 1: will say, Angela that I'm concerned about. I hope they
Speaker 1: don't spend a lot of time on dumb ass questions.
Speaker 1: You know, I think you know, if you spend thirty
Speaker 1: minutes on fracking, like that is not something that's impacting
Speaker 1: a majority of Americans.
Speaker 3: And I really hope that they that checked, you, Like,
Speaker 3: I don't think they're going to. I was trying to
Speaker 3: find guidance for that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and so far it's just been a bunch of
Speaker 1: like even in the trades and like Pointer in Columbia
Speaker 1: journalism with you, everybody's like, we hope they fact checked,
Speaker 1: but I haven't seen a definitive answer what we.
Speaker 3: Are fact checking. I know you said we have we
Speaker 3: have a live fact check.
Speaker 4: So if if ABC not gonna do it, if Fox
Speaker 4: News you know they're not not gonna do it, if
Speaker 4: CNN is not gonna do it, guess we're gong to
Speaker 4: get it. Native Lampid dot Com we were gonna have
Speaker 4: that up on socials. We will have some of those
Speaker 4: facts on the ready as we come into that first
Speaker 4: commercial break as well.
Speaker 5: But you know, I've heard some journalists talk about their
Speaker 5: role being purely that of journalists, which is to ask questions,
Speaker 5: but not to themselves engage in the debate. Yes, right,
Speaker 5: I mean it's it's it's how they see it. What
Speaker 5: was that? What was that?
Speaker 3: Was that?
Speaker 5: Candy Crowley? That one she engaged and said that is
Speaker 5: not correct, That is not correct, and we see her
Speaker 5: on TV.
Speaker 4: Since you speaking of people who do an amazing job.
Speaker 3: Everybody we have right now, all right, hear them? Can
Speaker 3: we hear them? Let's them? Okay.
Speaker 4: We have Jamel Hill, who is co founder of Lodge
Speaker 4: Freeway Media. She is an incredible journalist who writes for
Speaker 4: The Atlantic.
Speaker 3: Our good friend and author and the host, Jamail Hill.
Speaker 4: And we also have Ellie missed Out, a justice correspondent
Speaker 4: for the Nation, and our good friend, our Supreme Court guru,
Speaker 4: our resident all justice. He might he might need to
Speaker 4: be a Supreme Court justice.
Speaker 3: I'm here for law tonight. I can hear y'all, but barely.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna turn my step up.
Speaker 6: Tonight.
Speaker 5: Whatever you were sitting in front.
Speaker 1: Of your head, that is all her sneakers, Yeah, not
Speaker 1: just mine, not just mine.
Speaker 3: As me and I got one side, he has the
Speaker 3: other side.
Speaker 6: I love that.
Speaker 5: I love that.
Speaker 4: Well, you guys, what are you from the debate tonight?
Speaker 4: I want to know who you got, who you think
Speaker 4: is gonna win and why Jamelle, this particular importance for you,
Speaker 4: I think because every time I think about Donald Trump
Speaker 4: almost I think about him single handedly coming at your
Speaker 4: neck on Twitter, on social media and.
Speaker 3: Really putting good business and I'm.
Speaker 4: Serious, not really putting could it put your life in jeopardy?
Speaker 4: And so I just I got to know that this
Speaker 4: debate means something so much more to you, giving what's
Speaker 4: hanging in the balance. I want to come to you first,
Speaker 4: and Ellie, we absolutely want to hear from you. What
Speaker 4: are you all expecting from the debate tonight?
Speaker 7: Well, you know, it will be interesting to see him
Speaker 7: on the stage against Vice President Harris with all of
Speaker 7: his obsession about crowd sizes. But you know, honestly, it
Speaker 7: is I think this is the bigger opportunity for Kamala Harris.
Speaker 7: Like I think the people who are going to vote
Speaker 7: for Donald Trump are going to vote for Donald Trump.
Speaker 7: I don't really see this, and Ellie can certainly correct
Speaker 7: me or any of you all, Andrew, Tiffany or Angela
Speaker 7: is Like, I don't see him winning over that many people.
Speaker 7: The people who love him kind of love them, and
Speaker 7: that's it to me. This presents a greater opportunity for
Speaker 7: Vice President Harris to get people further energized, a greater
Speaker 7: opportunity for her to win over some voters who the
Speaker 7: decision was not necessarily between her and Donald Trump, but
Speaker 7: voting or the couch. And so I think she has
Speaker 7: a much clearer pathway to do something like that. And
Speaker 7: I think now we're gonna really see some of those
Speaker 7: things that were unable to be highlighted by Joe Biden.
Speaker 7: Significant age difference. That will be among the many things
Speaker 7: visually we will see. And I think even the way
Speaker 7: that their demeanor is is so different because I don't
Speaker 7: believe that Donald Trump will be able to control himself.
Speaker 7: I think he's going to resort to the same old
Speaker 7: things that he always does, and I think people are
Speaker 7: kind of bored with it, and so that to me
Speaker 7: is where he's gonna lose a lot of people.
Speaker 5: Yeah, remember, before we go to LA I just wanted
Speaker 5: to quickly ask you. There's been a raging debate around
Speaker 5: whether or not she should meet Trump in the gully
Speaker 5: if he goes. You know, I just want to I
Speaker 5: want to hear your thoughts on whether or not she
Speaker 5: flies above it, dismisses him politely and keeps it moving
Speaker 5: or whether she has to go low and then bring.
Speaker 7: I'm not keep that same energy kind of person, right,
Speaker 7: and so my thing is, you're not gonna be up
Speaker 7: there questioning whether I'm black, saying all these things about me,
Speaker 7: and then when we see each other it's all good.
Speaker 3: It's like, no, I keep that same energy.
Speaker 7: When you're calling me crazy, when you laughing at my
Speaker 7: laugh and trying to say disrespectful things about me, Just
Speaker 7: keep that energy.
Speaker 3: Like we don't we don't need to even go through.
Speaker 7: The sort of fakeness of appearing like there's some level
Speaker 7: of the corn here because we know during this debate
Speaker 7: he's not gonna reay. So look, Michelle Obama, God bless
Speaker 7: her forever. First lady. She said, when we go when
Speaker 7: they go low, we go high. I'm like, nah, when
Speaker 7: they go low, I'm going to a hill on the
Speaker 7: corner of Petty Pendergrass and Petty Label.
Speaker 1: Before the debate. So I want to bring you in, Ellie,
Speaker 1: what do you want to see tonight?
Speaker 3: Were you asking? Literally say the same thing?
Speaker 1: Okay, So with three minutes laugh before these candidates take
Speaker 1: the stage, Ellie, just just give it to us.
Speaker 3: What are you expecting to hear tonight.
Speaker 6: Well, right now, I'm just still terrified. Right, It's I
Speaker 6: have a little bit of PTSD. The last time we
Speaker 6: were here, brother loss of debates so bad he had
Speaker 6: to drop out the race, all right, So that's that's
Speaker 6: the floor, right, And I'm and I'm worried. I don't
Speaker 6: want a repeat. Obviously, I think she's gonna do a
Speaker 6: lot better than Biden did, but like the stakes are high,
Speaker 6: and so that has me nervous. The other reason why
Speaker 6: I'm nervous is because we can talk about who's gonna
Speaker 6: win or lose in a kind of football horse race analogy.
Speaker 6: But at the end of the day, it's going to
Speaker 6: be the media after the fact that declares their Lord
Speaker 6: and savior, Donald Trump the winner. Regardless of what happens,
Speaker 6: Donald Trump has to call Kamala Harris the N word
Speaker 6: and physically assault her before the media will acknowledge that
Speaker 6: the old, rambling white man potentially lost a debate to
Speaker 6: a black woman, right, Like, that's the bar for Trump.
Speaker 6: So since Harris is going to be held to a
Speaker 6: higher standard, one that will not apply to the lying,
Speaker 6: deranged opponent that she has on stage tonight, I am
Speaker 6: worried about the expectations game after the debate. However, to
Speaker 6: Andrew's question about should she go into the gully man
Speaker 6: she should go into the trench and fight him hand
Speaker 6: to hand with knives in the gully or whatever you
Speaker 6: want to call it. I don't think that there is
Speaker 6: a place where Donald Trump can go tonight where he
Speaker 6: should feel safe from which the ring attacks and snarks.
Speaker 6: And this is uh, a couple needs to go. Kendrick Lamar, Yes,
Speaker 6: they not like us to really.
Speaker 3: You started, you started trying to get serious.
Speaker 4: Now we got Kendrick Lamar bars for you waiting like
Speaker 4: I mean, you done forgot You are on here with
Speaker 4: some like you know, we hip hop heads anyway.
Speaker 3: Meanwhile, Andrew's like, I don't know what they're talking about.
Speaker 4: Hell, but you guys are like, you guys know if
Speaker 4: it ain't if it ain't dirty South, Andrew ain't about
Speaker 4: to rap with us.
Speaker 3: But it's all good. You know, this is an incredible debate.
Speaker 4: We hope we can get to y'all back at this
Speaker 4: first commercial break to see if our predictions are absolutely right.
Speaker 3: We cannot wait to be back on with you all.
Speaker 3: As you know, the debate is.
Speaker 4: About to happen live in Philadelphia. So, as Jamelle said,
Speaker 4: I hope she keeps that roots Philadelphia Energy.
Speaker 8: And they have abortion in the ninth month. They even
Speaker 8: have and you can look at the the previous governor
Speaker 8: of West Virginia, not the current governors in an excellent job,
Speaker 8: but the governor before he said, the baby will be born,
Speaker 8: and we will decide what to do with the baby.
Speaker 8: In other words, we'll execute the baby. And that's why
Speaker 8: I did that, because that predominates because.
Speaker 5: On the Internet that he reads, somebody said.
Speaker 4: That look at her, that's the face I want from her,
Speaker 4: because she's.
Speaker 8: Really out of it. But her vice presidential pick says
Speaker 8: abortion in the ninth month is absolutely fine. He also
Speaker 8: says execution after birth, it's an execution, no longer abortion
Speaker 8: because the baby is born is okay.
Speaker 6: And that's not okay with me.
Speaker 9: There is no state in this country where it is
Speaker 9: legal to kill a baby after it's born.
Speaker 3: An vice president to President.
Speaker 10: Trump, well, as I said, you're gonna hear a bunch
Speaker 10: of lies, and that's not actually a surprising fact. What
Speaker 10: we have in the former president is someone who would
Speaker 10: prefer to run on a problem instead of fixing a problem.
Speaker 3: And I'll tell you something.
Speaker 10: He's going to talk about immigration a lot tonight, even
Speaker 10: when it's not the subject that is being raised. And
Speaker 10: I'm going to actually do something really unusual, And I'm
Speaker 10: going to invite you to attend one of Donald Trump's
Speaker 10: rallies because it's a really interesting thing to watch. You
Speaker 10: will see during the course of his rallies he talks
Speaker 10: about fictional characters like Hannibal Lecter. You will talk about
Speaker 10: wind mills cause cancer. And what you will also notice
Speaker 10: is that people start leaving his rallies early out of.
Speaker 3: Exhaustion and boredom. And I will tell you the one
Speaker 3: thing you will not hear him talking about is you.
Speaker 10: You will not hear him talk about your needs, your dreams,
Speaker 10: and your and your desires. And I'll tell you, I
Speaker 10: believe you deserve a president who actually puts you first.
Speaker 10: And I pledge to.
Speaker 11: You that I will vis person I think you want
Speaker 11: to respond, let me just ask them, why did you
Speaker 11: try to kill that bill and successfully so? That would
Speaker 11: have put thousands of additional agents and officers on the board.
Speaker 8: Responders to the rallies, she said, people started leaving.
Speaker 5: People don't know that was a base.
Speaker 3: There had no reason to.
Speaker 8: Go pressing them in and paying them to be there
Speaker 8: and then showing them in a different light.
Speaker 6: So she can't talk about that.
Speaker 5: People don't leave my rallies. We have the.
Speaker 8: Biggest rallies, the most incredible rallies in the history of politicians.
Speaker 8: Is being lost. We're a failing nation. And it happened
Speaker 8: three and a half years ago. And what's going on here.
Speaker 8: You're gonna end up in World War three. Just to
Speaker 8: go into another subject, what they have done to our
Speaker 8: country by allowing these millions and millions of people to
Speaker 8: come into our country. And look at what's happening to
Speaker 8: the towns all over the United States. And a lot
Speaker 8: of towns don't want to talk to be Aurora or Springfield.
Speaker 8: A lot of towns don't want to talk about it
Speaker 8: because they're so embarrassed by it.
Speaker 6: In Springfield, they're.
Speaker 8: Eating the dogs the people that came in. They're eating
Speaker 8: the cats, they're.
Speaker 3: Eating they're eating.
Speaker 8: The French of the people. And this is what's happening
Speaker 8: in our country. And it's a shame.
Speaker 3: I Hope said.
Speaker 1: There has been no record at all racism, there's no
Speaker 1: evidence at all.
Speaker 3: The law enforcement there had said not surely.
Speaker 11: I just want to clarify here. You bring up Springfield, Ohio,
Speaker 11: and ABC News did reach out to the city manager there.
Speaker 11: He told us there have been no credible reports of
Speaker 11: specific claims of pets being harmed, injured, or abused.
Speaker 1: By and the Haitian population have actually bought that sleepy
Speaker 1: little hand.
Speaker 8: This is the people on television say my dog was
Speaker 8: taken and used for food. So maybe he said that,
Speaker 8: and maybe that's a good thing to say for a
Speaker 8: city manager.
Speaker 5: I'm not taking this from Televisieople.
Speaker 6: Was eaten by the people that went.
Speaker 11: People Again, Springfield City manager says, there's no evidence of
Speaker 11: that extreme.
Speaker 9: Vice President Harris in your last run for president, cannot
Speaker 9: do that.
Speaker 12: She should have started over talking there the threat to
Speaker 12: democracy nowhere.
Speaker 5: We will love to get to lindsay.
Speaker 9: Vice President Harrison, your last run for president, you said
Speaker 9: you wanted to ban fracking. Now you don't. You wanted
Speaker 9: mandatory government buyback programs for assault weapons. Now your campaign
Speaker 9: says you don't. You supported decriminalizing border crossings. Now you're
Speaker 9: taking a harder line. I know you say that your
Speaker 9: values have not changed, so then why have so many
Speaker 9: of your policy positions.
Speaker 10: Changed, So my values have not changed. And I'm going
Speaker 10: to discuss every one of the at least every point
Speaker 10: that you've made, but in particular talk about fracking because
Speaker 10: we're here in Pennsylvania. I made that very.
Speaker 3: Clear on twenty true banned fracking.
Speaker 10: I have not banned fracking vice the United States. And
Speaker 10: in fact I was the tie breaking vote on the
Speaker 10: Inflation Reduction Act, which opened.
Speaker 3: New leases for fracking. My wessagare is actually a really point.
Speaker 3: She didn't say that in diverse.
Speaker 5: She said she was a typebreaker vote, but people didn't
Speaker 5: know where the boat was. She said she was the tiebreaker.
Speaker 5: She didn't do the detail. Yeah, because she was saying
Speaker 5: judge me by what I don't. Don't talk to me
Speaker 5: about what I said in a campaign, And in four
Speaker 5: years I've been there. I was a tie breaking vote raised.
Speaker 10: By a hard working mother who worked and saved and
Speaker 10: was able to buy our first home when I was
Speaker 10: a teenager. The values I bring to the importance of
Speaker 10: home ownership, knowing not everybody got handed four hundred million
Speaker 10: dollars on a silver platter and then filed.
Speaker 3: I like to say we.
Speaker 10: Are going to bring sector and home builders what I
Speaker 10: want to three million homes increased by three million homes
Speaker 10: by the end of my first term. My work that
Speaker 10: is related to having a friend when I was in
Speaker 10: high school who was sexually assaulted by her stepfather, and
Speaker 10: my focus then protecting women and children from violent crime
Speaker 10: is based on a value that is deeply grounded in
Speaker 10: the standing.
Speaker 5: This is on her switches her vote, but she but
Speaker 5: she is in her own way with with question. I
Speaker 5: feel like she is only in that she's telling a
Speaker 5: story with each one, which is what makes the difference
Speaker 5: to a listener. If you're the viewer, it's not going
Speaker 5: to be her life. Technically, my opinion changed on this.
Speaker 5: She's telling us story.
Speaker 3: Of your favor from you and you would answer I
Speaker 3: did very quickly.
Speaker 5: You hit it on the top.
Speaker 3: I think she did.
Speaker 5: But the question was just.
Speaker 8: I wish I was.
Speaker 6: My father was a Brooklyn build of Brooklyn.
Speaker 4: Queens at a KKK rally BIS.
Speaker 6: But I was given a fraction.
Speaker 8: And it built it into many, many billions of dollars, many.
Speaker 3: Many at her.
Speaker 4: That's my favorite face. She makes it get.
Speaker 8: Defund the police. She was big on defund the police
Speaker 8: in Minnesota. She went out, I'm talking now.
Speaker 5: Oh, but but you can talk when she's talking.
Speaker 3: In the police.
Speaker 8: She went out, she went out, killed people that burned
Speaker 8: down Minneapolis. She went out and raise money to get
Speaker 8: him out of jail. She did things that she wants
Speaker 8: to do. We need two things. We need walls, we
Speaker 8: need and we have to have it. We have to
Speaker 8: have borders, and we have to have good elections. Our
Speaker 8: elections are bad. And a lot of these illegal immigrants
Speaker 8: coming in, they're trying to get them to vote. They
Speaker 8: can't even speak English, they don't even know what country
Speaker 8: they're in, practically, and these people are trying to get
Speaker 8: them to vote, and that's why they're allowing them to
Speaker 8: come into our country.
Speaker 11: I did watch all of these pieces of video. I
Speaker 11: didn't detect the sarcasm lost by Whisker. We didn't quite
Speaker 11: make it. And we should just point out here as clarification.
Speaker 11: And you know this, you and your allies sixty cases
Speaker 11: in front of many judges.
Speaker 8: Many of them judge looked at it, and so they
Speaker 8: said we didn't have standing. That's the other thing they said,
Speaker 8: we didn't have standing a technicality. Can you imagine a
Speaker 8: system where a person in an election doesn't have standing.
Speaker 8: The President of the United States doesn't have standing. That's
Speaker 8: how we lost. If you look at the facts and
Speaker 8: love them, if you'll do a special on it, I'll
Speaker 8: show you Georgia, and I'll show you Wisconson, and I'll
Speaker 8: show you Pennsylvania.
Speaker 6: And we have so many factors.
Speaker 4: All right, I'd love to get into.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I want all to know that Angela was screaming.
Speaker 3: We have heard he cannot hear you. I won't say
Speaker 3: what you were screaming. I was. I was cussing a
Speaker 3: little bit, Ellie. Can you hear us?
Speaker 6: You were just hear you?
Speaker 4: Okay, perfect, well, you can hear Ellie, I can hear him.
Speaker 3: Sorry, I was chewing.
Speaker 4: Yes, I was about to say, we saw you doing
Speaker 4: all types of sign language.
Speaker 3: It looks like you was in the Kendrick Lamar video.
Speaker 13: But I want to I was like, but here's my question,
Speaker 13: I can't. There was a point, Ellie in that in that.
Speaker 4: Whatever he was doing, that diatribe from Trump where he
Speaker 4: talked about standing and the fact that he should have
Speaker 4: had standing, because they were all places.
Speaker 3: I want you to talk about that for a few seconds.
Speaker 3: And I want to get into y'all's overall reaction to this. First,
Speaker 3: was it an hour? It yeah?
Speaker 12: Itess that's number one, just very quickly.
Speaker 6: On the cases, No, he lost sixty cases. He's the
Speaker 6: most losing. He has the worst record of any president
Speaker 6: in American history in terms of cases in front of courts.
Speaker 6: And most of those cases were actually on the merits.
Speaker 6: They weren't on merr standing. There were a couple of
Speaker 6: cases where they said on standing he didn't have the
Speaker 6: right to sue, But there were more than enough cases
Speaker 6: where they said, you have the right to sue. You
Speaker 6: just wrong and stupid and need to get that case
Speaker 6: out my courtroom. So like he was lying about that.
Speaker 6: In terms of my overall impressions, I can't just from
Speaker 6: a technical excellence standpoint, I cannot emphasize how well Harris
Speaker 6: is doing. And I just want to highlight one particular section.
Speaker 6: Trump got the question on immigration, right, Trump only wants
Speaker 6: to talk about immigration, He only wants to demonize immigrants.
Speaker 6: He's been doing it all night. Right, when Harris got
Speaker 6: the immigration question, what did she lead with? It wasn't immigrants.
Speaker 6: It was that joke about his rallies about how people
Speaker 6: are bored and exhausted at his rallies. Right now, that's
Speaker 6: a sweet disc but it was technically proficient because what
Speaker 6: happened exactly next when it went back to Trump. Harris,
Speaker 6: knowing that Trump is a narcissistic weak man, Trump stepped
Speaker 6: on his own answer about immigration to defend his dumbass rallies,
Speaker 6: and so he wasted half of his time talking about immigration,
Speaker 6: which is his signature issue, defending his rallies. And by
Speaker 6: the time his like old brain caught up to remember
Speaker 6: that he was spoke to talk about immigration, all you
Speaker 6: got to do is oh, then and they eat and
Speaker 6: they're eating dogs. And so she got him so flustered
Speaker 6: that he went from defending his rallies to an online
Speaker 6: only Internet Mimi joke and then got into a fight
Speaker 6: with the moderator over where they're eating dogs?
Speaker 3: That's all.
Speaker 6: That's that that that looks like trumpet very bad. But
Speaker 6: give Harris her flowers. She set him up for that.
Speaker 6: She led him to that like a horse to water,
Speaker 6: and he and he bathed himself in it.
Speaker 3: Let me let me jim, I want to go to
Speaker 3: you really quick. We want to go to you really quick.
Speaker 4: Jay. If you had to pick who won that first
Speaker 4: hour and tell us why.
Speaker 3: I agree with what Ellie said.
Speaker 7: The thing is, you got to see this like a
Speaker 7: boxing match, right, And so what boxers do often is
Speaker 7: that they bait you into throwing set up punches so
Speaker 7: that they can really clabber you and clock you in
Speaker 7: your face. And so as soon as she came after
Speaker 7: the rallies, I knew, I was like, it's all, he's
Speaker 7: not gonna be able to resist because it just strikes
Speaker 7: at all his narcissism and his ego to talk about
Speaker 7: his low crowds. And he took it like never before,
Speaker 7: and she was over there laughing. All I know is
Speaker 7: that my general impression of this is that we have
Speaker 7: one person who is a professional and understands the duties
Speaker 7: and the roles of the duty and role of the
Speaker 7: president and realize that this is a very important position.
Speaker 7: And it's a cloud like I don't even know what
Speaker 7: to do with that rambling mess of an answer or
Speaker 7: any of his answers. The fact that he repeated that
Speaker 7: pet eating story.
Speaker 5: It's crazy, Yeah, why would you repeat that?
Speaker 7: But I will say this, and this is my final
Speaker 7: thought about it, is we have to realize that these debates,
Speaker 7: I think they moved the need to only a certain amount.
Speaker 7: The reality is he's speaking to his people, his base.
Speaker 2: I don't think Trump.
Speaker 7: Can add any more voters. I think the people who
Speaker 7: are voting for him are going for him. She has
Speaker 7: the opportunity to convince people who our guests are undecided,
Speaker 7: are still like I don't know if I want the
Speaker 7: crazy pet eating guy or the one who actually acts
Speaker 7: like a professional politician.
Speaker 3: She has the opportunity to add those people.
Speaker 7: So I don't think we keep waiting on this day
Speaker 7: that people are going.
Speaker 3: To support him.
Speaker 7: Are going to wait for somebody.
Speaker 3: Back so the babe, but we'll see you on an
Speaker 3: ex commert That was great.
Speaker 11: I want to move on now to race and politics
Speaker 11: in this country, mister president. You recently said a Vice
Speaker 11: president Harris quote, I didn't know she was black until
Speaker 11: a number of years ago when she happened to turn black,
Speaker 11: and now she wants to be known as black. I
Speaker 11: want to ask a bigger picture question here tonight. Why
Speaker 11: do you believe it's appropriate to weigh in on the
Speaker 11: racial identity of your opponent.
Speaker 8: I don't and I don't care.
Speaker 5: I don't care what she is.
Speaker 3: I don't care, I don't care which she is or something.
Speaker 8: I couldn't care less. Whatever she wants to be is
Speaker 8: okay with me?
Speaker 3: See those were your works.
Speaker 6: I don't know.
Speaker 8: I don't know. I mean, all I can say is
Speaker 8: I read where she was not black, the block that
Speaker 8: she put out and let her respond.
Speaker 3: To this and put it to Rich respond answer.
Speaker 1: You like I'm gonna catch you out.
Speaker 10: I think it's I mean, I don't do it tragedy
Speaker 10: that we have someone who wants to be president, who
Speaker 10: has consistently, over the course of his career, attempted to
Speaker 10: use race to divide the American people. You know, I
Speaker 10: do believe that the vast majority of just know that
Speaker 10: we have so much more in common than what separates us,
Speaker 10: and we don't want.
Speaker 3: This is answer approach that's constantly.
Speaker 10: Trying to divide us, and especially by race. And how
Speaker 10: Donald Trump started.
Speaker 3: He was a.
Speaker 10: Reality land he owned land, he owned buildings, and he
Speaker 10: was investigated because he refused to rent property to black families.
Speaker 10: Let's remember this is the same individual who took out
Speaker 10: a full page in The New York Times calling to
Speaker 10: the execution of five young black and Latino boys who
Speaker 10: were innocent. The Central Park five took out a full
Speaker 10: page ad calling for their execution. This is the same
Speaker 10: individual who spread birth or lives about the first black
Speaker 10: president of.
Speaker 3: The United States.
Speaker 10: And I think the American people want better than that,
Speaker 10: want better than this.
Speaker 3: Yes, want someone.
Speaker 10: Who understands what we see in each other, a friend,
Speaker 10: we see in each other, a neighbor. We don't want
Speaker 10: a leader who is constantly trying to have Americans point
Speaker 10: their fingers at each other.
Speaker 3: I meet with.
Speaker 10: People all the time who tell me, can we please
Speaker 10: just have discourse about how we're going to invest in
Speaker 10: the aspirations and the ambitions and the dreams of the
Speaker 10: American people, knowing that regardless of people's color or the
Speaker 10: language their grandmother speaks, we all have the same dreams
Speaker 10: and aspirations and want a president who invests in those,
Speaker 10: not in hate and division.
Speaker 11: Vice President Harris, thank you, Lindsey.
Speaker 9: President Trump, this is now your third time.
Speaker 8: No, this is the most divisive presidency in the history
Speaker 8: of Why is he Why does.
Speaker 3: He not have to follow the rules? Let's turn the page.
Speaker 5: Vice President Harris, thank you. Let's to the police and
Speaker 5: them him every time they're telling her we have to
Speaker 5: move on or anywhere else.
Speaker 10: Okay, that's what her plan is, something that I need
Speaker 10: to respect.
Speaker 9: I'm sorry, we're gon, We're gonna move on. This is
Speaker 9: now your third time running for presidents in the long
Speaker 9: value people and replace the alternative here act as it
Speaker 9: in Trump, This is now your third time running for president.
Speaker 9: You have long vowed to repeal and replace the Affordable
Speaker 9: Care Act, also known as Obamacare. You have failed to
Speaker 9: accomplish that. You now say you're going to keep Obamacare
Speaker 9: quote unless we can do something much better. Last month
Speaker 9: you said, quote, we're working on it. So tonight, nine
Speaker 9: years after you first started running, do you have a
Speaker 9: plan and can you tell us what it is?
Speaker 8: Obamacare was lousy, healthcare always was. It's not very good today.
Speaker 8: And what I said that if we come up with something,
Speaker 8: and we are working on things, we're going to do it,
Speaker 8: and we're going to replace it. If we can come
Speaker 8: up with a plan that's going to cost our people,
Speaker 8: our population less money and be better healthcare than Obamacare,
Speaker 8: then I would absolutely do it. But until then I'd
Speaker 8: run it as good as it can be run.
Speaker 3: So just yes or no.
Speaker 9: You still do not have a plan.
Speaker 8: I have concepts of a plan. I'm not president. We
Speaker 8: come up with something. I would only change it if
Speaker 8: we come up with something that's.
Speaker 3: She should say.
Speaker 4: He has a pro.
Speaker 3: This is his version of and we meet, medigate.
Speaker 5: You'll hear it, not.
Speaker 8: To a distant future.
Speaker 5: We're back.
Speaker 3: I don't have a ear piece.
Speaker 5: I can't hear.
Speaker 3: Well, we're back. We're back. Here you hear us? Good?
Speaker 5: Good, Hey man, listen. First of all, I'm about to
Speaker 5: lose all of my ish with these moderators at this point,
Speaker 5: seeming to only be able to regulate one of the
Speaker 5: candidates on the stage, Kamala has not taken advantage of
Speaker 5: the time. She has been extremely patient. I'm sorry, the
Speaker 5: vice president has been extremely patient. What the hell is
Speaker 5: going on with that? I mean, don't waste your time,
Speaker 5: jimill and ell on that. But but I'm frustrated by
Speaker 5: it because I was like cheering for them when they
Speaker 5: were fact checking, but not it seems that they are
Speaker 5: running over her when she's trying to defend her position
Speaker 5: and misstatements. Yet they keep turning his goddamn mic on.
Speaker 3: That's annoying.
Speaker 6: I agree with that.
Speaker 7: I think like they have let him get the last
Speaker 7: word way too many times. Yeah, like it's it's been
Speaker 7: a little frustrating, I think as a viewer, but you know,
Speaker 7: I try not to be too hard on it because listen,
Speaker 7: it's easy to armchair quarterback like being.
Speaker 3: In that position.
Speaker 7: He's a unique type of candidate because he just goes
Speaker 7: and goes and goes.
Speaker 3: But they definitely should have cut his mic.
Speaker 6: I was counting, I was counting in that last middle
Speaker 6: segment he got. They let him have the last word
Speaker 6: on every single question, and that's just bad moderating turning
Speaker 6: his mic back on. I think he is just screaming
Speaker 6: because what Harris is showing is that he is a
Speaker 6: giant baby. I mean, he is like the level at
Speaker 6: which this debate has turned into competent black woman must
Speaker 6: deal with idiot.
Speaker 3: Colleague at yes.
Speaker 6: I mean, I think like the black women here must
Speaker 6: feel some connection with what Harris is having to go
Speaker 6: through tonight, right as Trump just devolves into his old
Speaker 6: man screams at clouds kind of phase of life.
Speaker 8: Right now.
Speaker 6: One of the tweets I saw that was the best
Speaker 6: was evidently Harris supports abortion for seventy eight year old babies,
Speaker 6: because that that is what's my god.
Speaker 3: They were like they were like speaking speaking of execution.
Speaker 4: I will say this, you guys, I know that we
Speaker 4: are being hard on the moderators, and I will say,
Speaker 4: all I'm really asking for is an enforcement of the rules.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 4: One of the things that we talked about in the
Speaker 4: beginning of our show was, hey, let's be very clear
Speaker 4: about what the rules are. We were actually, I think
Speaker 4: torn on our on our debate show, our pre debate show,
Speaker 4: we talked about how it was going to go about
Speaker 4: them not muting the mics. We thought are about muting
Speaker 4: the mics, and thought that maybe not muting the mikes
Speaker 4: would be.
Speaker 3: More advantageous for Kamala Harris.
Speaker 4: If they're going to turn on the mics when Donald
Speaker 4: Trump starts to speak, no matter what's going on, right,
Speaker 4: then they really in effect the rules, That's right. And
Speaker 4: I just think for someone who is diplomatic, someone who
Speaker 4: is respectful, as she's demonstrated clear respect for him, this
Speaker 4: man has not even set her damn name tonight.
Speaker 3: He hasn't said mad Vice president. He's calling her her boss, right.
Speaker 4: Like all of the things, my favorite moment from Kamalia
Speaker 4: Hairs where I felt like, as you would say, Jamel,
Speaker 4: she kept that same energy is when she said and
Speaker 4: this is not what we want them.
Speaker 5: She called them this, but it looks like we can
Speaker 5: do better than it was.
Speaker 6: It was also the pregnant pause, right that this yes, yeah,
Speaker 6: president right. You could tell that she was like this fool, yes, yeah,
Speaker 6: this dis embarrassment.
Speaker 5: We turned to We turned to technicalities a little bit here,
Speaker 5: because on the substance of it all, she is walking
Speaker 5: the damn doll, yes all across that stage. He's not.
Speaker 5: They're not in the same universe as far as I
Speaker 5: can tell when it comes to the facts of the matter,
Speaker 5: and both of you all, I think analyzed it perfectly
Speaker 5: in the first break where you had to note that
Speaker 5: this isn't just his incompetence and inability. This was her
Speaker 5: brilliant planning on how it is to trap this guy.
Speaker 5: At every single turn, she has dangled the mysterious fruit
Speaker 5: and he's chased it every single time and he ain't calling.
Speaker 3: But Andrew though.
Speaker 7: Here's what I worry about, though, is that, listen, I
Speaker 7: was one of those who thought al Gore.
Speaker 6: White, George W.
Speaker 7: Bush, And what I worry about is that people won't
Speaker 7: appreciate the nuance of what they're seeing. Do you think
Speaker 7: that the if you want to say and go with
Speaker 7: the lie that we got a bunch of independent voters
Speaker 7: out there to right. Do you think the average person
Speaker 7: kind of understands what.
Speaker 5: What I hope is is that the average person knows
Speaker 5: what competent and incompetent are. The fact that the guy
Speaker 5: I think they're coming back.
Speaker 3: So we got to we want to thank you. We
Speaker 3: know that this is shout out to an early spoiler alert.
Speaker 3: Jamel is gonna have a podcast on this network. We
Speaker 3: got to go.
Speaker 5: Around, buddy, chick around.
Speaker 3: All right, we'll see y'all at next break.
Speaker 2: Well, come, well, come, well, come welcome, well, come welcome.
Speaker 4: Yeah, as you guys know, we had a break near
Speaker 4: the end, and we are straight out back into our programming.
Speaker 4: This is our post debate analysis. We are bringing in
Speaker 4: our good sister, Aaron Haynes. She is a writer at
Speaker 4: the Nineteenth.
Speaker 3: She runs a podcast called The amend Man. You better
Speaker 3: pick that phone, getting ready to go? You hear them bars,
Speaker 3: I heard it. So here's the Aaron, don't do me,
Speaker 3: don't do me. But here's the with this.
Speaker 4: That means he's feeling ready, he's feeling progging about to live.
Speaker 4: So here's the thing. I want to to do a
Speaker 4: little wrap around real quick. Unless grade are the candidates
Speaker 4: who are on the stage as well as the moderators.
Speaker 3: Aaron, we're bringing it to.
Speaker 4: You first because you're just now joining us. Of course,
Speaker 4: the hosts will also engage in this wrap around. So
Speaker 4: what how do you Yes, we're absolutely going to bring
Speaker 4: in our listeners, our YouTube commentars.
Speaker 3: The comments are on fire on YouTube right now. Aaron,
Speaker 3: what say you?
Speaker 4: Who won the debate and how do you grade Trump,
Speaker 4: Kamala and the moderators?
Speaker 3: Oh? I like that?
Speaker 14: Okay, So first and foremost the moderators, and by way
Speaker 14: of the moderators, the American people won tonight because they
Speaker 14: actually had a debate where issues and policies were discussed
Speaker 14: and you got a sense for who these two candidates were,
Speaker 14: which is supposed to be the point of a debate.
Speaker 14: But I can't remember the last debate that was so well. Moderator,
Speaker 14: I mean you talk about David Muir and Lindsey, I
Speaker 14: mean fact checking these candidates in real time like that
Speaker 14: is what is supposed to happen so that the American
Speaker 14: people can be informed and make the decision that they
Speaker 14: need to make. In fifty six days, right, So I
Speaker 14: give them operators of a plus plus.
Speaker 3: I thought that they did a masterful job.
Speaker 14: Now, in terms of Vice President Harris, I thought that
Speaker 14: she did what she came to do tonight, which was
Speaker 14: to introduce herself and address the American people directly, and
Speaker 14: then to make the case against former President Donald Trump,
Speaker 14: who she addressed and took on directly.
Speaker 3: I had to say that out loud. Sorry, sorry, that.
Speaker 1: Beans, And they're telling me to be quiet with the
Speaker 1: bag and tell her I tempt her. Sorry in the middle,
Speaker 1: you're William listen, it was.
Speaker 14: I mean, first of all, that debate was more than
Speaker 14: ninety minutes, so I mean I think we all needed snacks,
Speaker 14: so I don't blame you.
Speaker 3: It's okay. We love jelly beans. I wish I had some,
Speaker 3: but no, like, she did what she came to do.
Speaker 14: Meanwhile, you have former President Trump, who really took the bait.
Speaker 14: It felt like on multiple occasions where she was not
Speaker 14: taking the bait at all, he didn't really look at
Speaker 14: her very much. I think that was probably a strategy.
Speaker 14: And then also at one point I kind of found
Speaker 14: myself wondering, is is this debate uh Trump versus Harris
Speaker 14: or Trump versus David Muir, because that seems to be
Speaker 14: the only person he was interested in talking to tonight.
Speaker 3: You know what I mean, they're clear. You gave the
Speaker 3: moderators a plus plus.
Speaker 14: Kamala Harris, I would, I would say she probably gets
Speaker 14: a solid A.
Speaker 3: And I would I would.
Speaker 14: Say, I would, I mean, I guess it depends on
Speaker 14: what he thought the assignment was. You know, you about
Speaker 14: the assignment your standards, I would, I would say, uh
Speaker 14: that uh, it was, it was. It was probably a
Speaker 14: failing grade because there was no policy plan for the
Speaker 14: American people. He spent a lot more time attacking her
Speaker 14: than he did telling the American people what he would do.
Speaker 8: Uh.
Speaker 14: And and of course there were a lot of falsehoods
Speaker 14: happening throughout.
Speaker 3: The night, a lot we disagree on them.
Speaker 1: I'm shocked because we have different opinions on the moderators. Ellie,
Speaker 1: I'm curious to hear your opinion moderators Trump and Kamala
Speaker 1: or Vice President Harris.
Speaker 3: Excuse me, what do you say?
Speaker 6: Yeah, so I'll starry the moderators will give them a
Speaker 6: B maybe a B plus. I'm a little bit of
Speaker 6: a tough grader. I do agree that you know, especially
Speaker 6: Lindsay in the beginning of BacT checking him on the
Speaker 6: abortion lie I thought was particularly important. You're going back
Speaker 6: and forth with him on exactly who might be eating
Speaker 6: pets where also quite useful. But as I was saying
Speaker 6: in the last segment, they at it's almost like Trump
Speaker 6: wore them down right, and like as the debate went on,
Speaker 6: I think they let him talk more. They let him
Speaker 6: get the last word for every single question from the
Speaker 6: midway point on, just because he was shouting so much.
Speaker 6: And so I just think that they you know, it
Speaker 6: takes a lot of stamina to contend with Trump for
Speaker 6: ninety minutes, and I and I and I don't know
Speaker 6: that the moderators had it. So that's why I'm kind
Speaker 6: of giving them a B B plus range. Harris gets
Speaker 6: an A plus because she had the stamina, right she
Speaker 6: she she never lost her her edge, honestly, And I
Speaker 6: know I'm a little bit biased here because not just
Speaker 6: because I'm a Democrat, but because like, really competent women
Speaker 6: is kind of my thing, Like he like, I think
Speaker 6: that was the best presidential debate to form performance I've
Speaker 6: seen in my life. Like I like, just in terms
Speaker 6: of the degree of difficulty of debating, You're debating a
Speaker 6: circus clown. All right, She's uh coming in end of
Speaker 6: the campaign. She has to deal with the Biden PTSD disaster.
Speaker 6: She she's got to be both dismissive of his foolery
Speaker 6: but serious about his the danger of the threat. And
Speaker 6: that is a line both laughing at literally laughing at
Speaker 6: him when he's making no sense, but also reinforcing and
Speaker 6: rehighlighting how uniquely dangerous he is to the American people,
Speaker 6: while also setting yourself as the new charismatic, energetic I
Speaker 6: literally she called he calls her Joe Biden. She says, actually,
Speaker 6: I'm here to bring a new generation of leadership. To
Speaker 6: do that all in ninety minutes without ever getting the
Speaker 6: last word. I think that's an A. I think that
Speaker 6: was a. The degree of good difficulty was hi, That
Speaker 6: is Greg lugamis off of some kind of high board,
Speaker 6: you know, no splash, right, So I think she gets
Speaker 6: an A for Trump like Aaron like. It depends on
Speaker 6: what you thought the assignment was. It depends on what
Speaker 6: he was actually trying to do.
Speaker 5: So put yourself in put yourself in the mind of
Speaker 5: a If you think he was there to perform a
Speaker 5: job rank him against that.
Speaker 6: So let me try to take away all of my
Speaker 6: empathy and knowledge and pretend that I'm a mago voter, right,
Speaker 6: So like, let me try to understand what it's like
Speaker 6: to like only be able to breathe through my mouth
Speaker 6: and never have read a book. If I think about
Speaker 6: it that way, I give the president a C. Because
Speaker 6: even if I'm that kind of maga person, I want
Speaker 6: I want to see him jugilistic and combative, and I
Speaker 6: want to see him funny and entertaining. And he wasn't
Speaker 6: those things. He was combative towards the moderators, not to Harris.
Speaker 6: He wasn't funny in any way. He wasn't entertaining in anyway.
Speaker 6: He didn't really have any great one liners, and he
Speaker 6: just him right, and he seemed more whiny right than
Speaker 6: anything else. And so at the end, I think, you know,
Speaker 6: his worst line in the Night that again Harris kind
Speaker 6: of baited him into, was when you know the moat, sorry,
Speaker 6: when the moderators bade him into was when they were
Speaker 6: asking him about his healthcare plan that he's had nine
Speaker 6: years to come up with, and he's like, I have
Speaker 6: the concepts of a plan yeah, like even for MAGA voters, right,
Speaker 6: it's like, well, no, you either have a plan or
Speaker 6: you don't. You don't care. I have the concepts of
Speaker 6: a plan. Man. That sounds like something a weak ass
Speaker 6: professor might say. Right, So, like I think, even on
Speaker 6: Maga's own scorecard, I can't I can't give him more
Speaker 6: than a seat here anything.
Speaker 4: This is so hard to have really smart people on
Speaker 4: because what y'all not gonna do is rapid respond. I
Speaker 4: love you for you, like I have, I have an answer,
Speaker 4: but with context, we have cont an answer you context,
Speaker 4: I'm gonna tell you. I just want to shout out
Speaker 4: the comments or on YouTube who said that Trump gets
Speaker 4: a Z minus as I thought it was hilarious, z
Speaker 4: as in Zebra didn't understand for me. I give the
Speaker 4: moderators B minus. I was really disturbed by the way
Speaker 4: in which the rules were not enforced. I just am
Speaker 4: somebody that believes injustice. It is like my quirk. It
Speaker 4: is a trigger frustrating. I give Kamala Harris an a
Speaker 4: minus and on on the border of a B plus
Speaker 4: because I think that there could have been some sharper,
Speaker 4: harder blows when when he said he had a concept
Speaker 4: of a plan. She should have said, no, Donald, you
Speaker 4: have a plan. It's called Project twenty twenty five. I
Speaker 4: just wanted some of.
Speaker 3: Those zings tap in.
Speaker 4: If he gets to start shouting on the mic, shout
Speaker 4: right back, this is your moment, and he had her
Speaker 4: beat on Time Prime.
Speaker 3: Wait a minute, you just said they're supposed to follow
Speaker 3: the rules. Well, here's the thing.
Speaker 4: The moment that he decides that he's going to break
Speaker 4: the rules and he does it three four five six,
Speaker 4: meet him where he's at, disturb it.
Speaker 3: And you saw that she got under.
Speaker 4: His skin when he said hey, I'm speaking, Hey, quite
Speaker 4: over there, and all that you're under his skin. Keep
Speaker 4: getting under his skin so he cannot focus. The last
Speaker 4: thing is Donald Trump. I agree with the z minus,
Speaker 4: but I would say he was effective at doing what
Speaker 4: Donald Trump does. He distracted, he destroyed facts, he came
Speaker 4: at her, there were personal attacks, and I'm sure from
Speaker 4: a strategic standpoint from his campaign, it was a strategy, Aaron,
Speaker 4: to your point to not look at Kamala, and it
Speaker 4: was a strategy to not call her, madame vice president,
Speaker 4: to not call her vice president, to not call her,
Speaker 4: you know, Harris, to not call her Kamala. He did
Speaker 4: not ever say a single name about Kamala. He said her,
Speaker 4: he said she, he said her boss.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, And she afforded him the respect of addressing
Speaker 1: him right exactly.
Speaker 3: Right. She is.
Speaker 1: Certainly deserving of being addressed as Vice President Harris, and
Speaker 1: I think it was very intentional of him not to
Speaker 1: do that. Look, I will give I'll start with Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: I'll give him an a plus. And I say that
Speaker 1: because it really doesn't matter to his followers. They are
Speaker 1: they lack any kind of intellectual curiosity. I won't go
Speaker 1: as far as Ellie said mouth breathers, because there are
Speaker 1: some mouth breathers on the other side. But look, I
Speaker 1: think that he there was nothing that he could have
Speaker 1: done that was going to detract from people who are.
Speaker 3: Hopelessly devoted to him.
Speaker 1: In the words of Olivia Newton John Like, there literally
Speaker 1: was nothing that he could do or say. So he
Speaker 1: did what he came to do, and that is to
Speaker 1: keep a large amount, at least seventy five million people
Speaker 1: of this country devoted to the Maga cult. I'll give
Speaker 1: Vice President Harris, I'll give her an a minus. I
Speaker 1: kind of echo Angelo's sentiment where I think there were
Speaker 1: some zingers that she could have hit harder. However, I
Speaker 1: do take into a consideration the fact that, like I said,
Speaker 1: when she's speaking, she's addressing the globe, she is speaking
Speaker 1: to world leaders across this country. She's speaking to very
Speaker 1: serious people. I think Andrew made a good point. I'm
Speaker 1: stealing it for myself, but it was originally Andrew's point
Speaker 1: that he said when we were off camera, and that
Speaker 1: was that she was really speaking to a lot of
Speaker 1: moderate voters out there, people who are looking to give
Speaker 1: themselves permission. And by bringing up the Taliban coming meeting
Speaker 1: at Camp David, which I remember that being such a
Speaker 1: huge deal in the news and we totally forgot about it.
Speaker 1: And as you know a journalist are and I'm sure
Speaker 1: you can appreciate this, trying to cover his administration was
Speaker 1: like trying to catch confetti. You literally could not cover
Speaker 1: all the scandals. So it was a great reminder of
Speaker 1: the people of who this man is. I thought the
Speaker 1: moderators I would give them.
Speaker 3: A B minus.
Speaker 1: I thought, to Angela's point, they were letting him get
Speaker 1: away with murder.
Speaker 3: I mean, he got way more talking time.
Speaker 1: I think though that was actually a benefit to Harris,
Speaker 1: You know, like, let this man ramble on like a
Speaker 1: half witted, asinine fool that he is, and let the
Speaker 1: American people see and look at yourself in the mirror America,
Speaker 1: and force yourself to confront this is the man who
Speaker 1: you put in office. Will you do that same dumb
Speaker 1: shit again? And I hope their answer is no, absolutely
Speaker 1: not not after what they said, Andrew, I know you
Speaker 1: want to get to it. Can I just offer a
Speaker 1: little bit of fact, factual context for the Springfield comments.
Speaker 1: Haitian A large number of Haitians moved to Springfield, Ohio
Speaker 1: and breathed life back into that sleepy town. It was
Speaker 1: job opportunity, but also they spurred the economy there. They
Speaker 1: are not here illegally, they are here under the banner
Speaker 1: of TPS Temporary protected status because of the earthquake and
Speaker 1: the political dismay everything that was happening in Haiti.
Speaker 3: They actually spurred an economic boom in this town.
Speaker 1: So this incredibly racist attack from jd Vance that was
Speaker 1: based in nothing but other racist rhetoric coming from the
Speaker 1: bowels of the Internet is not only embarrassing, it is inaccurate,
Speaker 1: and it is rooted in white supremacy.
Speaker 3: And I wish that.
Speaker 1: The moderators had called that out more forcibly, even though
Speaker 1: they did, but I wish they had called that out
Speaker 1: and actually cited the benefits that spring h Field, Ohio
Speaker 1: has gotten because of the Haitian population there. There is
Speaker 1: no reports of any pets being consumed for crying out loud,
Speaker 1: and it is embarrassment that this is something that had
Speaker 1: to be talked about, not on the national stage, but
Speaker 1: the global stage.
Speaker 5: Andrew, all the insights have been great, and I know
Speaker 5: we are wrapping up y'all. The listening audience and so on.
Speaker 5: Has been a long night, and I thanked our guest
Speaker 5: host I just want to thank the guest hosts for
Speaker 5: their contributions to night. All right, the moderators. I started
Speaker 5: as a fan because the fact checking that we don't
Speaker 5: often hear in these debates. I started there. But as
Speaker 5: Trump again continued to sort of, you know, trample over them.
Speaker 5: You know, Ellie used the words stamina. You know they
Speaker 5: had it. But part of your job is to come
Speaker 5: prepared to sustain for ninety minutes plus is what it was,
Speaker 5: and stick to the order of the day. They had
Speaker 5: no problem sticking to the order of the day when
Speaker 5: it came to Kamala Harris cutting her off, moving pushing
Speaker 5: right past her. And what my fear was is that
Speaker 5: it could give the impression that she was somebody who
Speaker 5: could be run through. And that was also my concern
Speaker 5: with when Trump was very dismissive of her, where she
Speaker 5: would sort of make a facial expression, but her words
Speaker 5: were inaudible, so you couldn't really get a feel for
Speaker 5: what the pushback was. Now, I think on the whole,
Speaker 5: she absolutely showed that she is more than to the
Speaker 5: task of standing up to him and standing far above,
Speaker 5: far above him. Trump doesn't get a passing grade at all,
Speaker 5: in part because I don't even believe that he gave
Speaker 5: anything for his people to hang their hat on. What
Speaker 5: do they say tomorrow when they go to work or
Speaker 5: around the water cooler or whatever it is about his performance. Oh,
Speaker 5: he really socked it to her and was insulting and
Speaker 5: didn't call their names. And sure, there are a lot
Speaker 5: of people in America who know men just like Donald Trump.
Speaker 5: White men who won cannot stand to look at it
Speaker 5: woman other than when it is to their benefit, and
Speaker 5: certainly don't want to have an intelligent conversation with a woman,
Speaker 5: which is why to the point he only seemed to
Speaker 5: want to engage with David. The other two women that
Speaker 5: were present in that room were both black women, and
Speaker 5: it is no accident that he treated them the way
Speaker 5: that he did. But I just don't think that he
Speaker 5: did enough for people to hang their hat on and say, oh,
Speaker 5: this is why this is my guy. As you've already said, Tifany,
Speaker 5: the people who are for him are going to be
Speaker 5: for him. There's no changing of that mind. Now. If
Speaker 5: there is a true moderate that remains out there today
Speaker 5: who watched this debate and is still him humming about
Speaker 5: which would be the best representative of who we are,
Speaker 5: to hell with you if that is still a consideration
Speaker 5: at this point, because that should have first of all,
Speaker 5: should not have existed for a long time. But if
Speaker 5: that's still where you are, just stay home. But for
Speaker 5: those of us who care about the future, our kids,
Speaker 5: our families, what matters, man, Please, There's just no competition.
Speaker 5: They were not in the same stratosphere. And as it
Speaker 5: relates to Kamala just on I said she got a
Speaker 5: passing grape. But I just want to say, there was
Speaker 5: so much subtext, strategy, brilliance and what she was able
Speaker 5: to pull off tonight, and it was no accident that
Speaker 5: he was baited. She didn't bait him once he was
Speaker 5: on his talking points. They weren't compelling talking points. But
Speaker 5: in the early part of the debate, for the first
Speaker 5: couple of minutes, he thought he was going to do
Speaker 5: with her what he did with Biden, which was basically
Speaker 5: complete a sentence. And when she got under his skin,
Speaker 5: the whole goddamn plan fell apart. And that's why he
Speaker 5: couldn't keep a congruent thought going. That's why he's reaching
Speaker 5: out left and right, trying to find something that he
Speaker 5: can say, and it became a game of insults. He passes,
Speaker 5: he and fails, and the moderators are somewhere in the middle.
Speaker 6: Well, here's the lawyer's baby. Lawyers, I mean, like, let's remember,
Speaker 6: this is a woman who's prosecutorial experience. I think you
Speaker 6: saw that, like that prosecutorial ability to keep facts and
Speaker 6: figures in your head while also keeping argument streams in
Speaker 6: your head, while also knowing how to bait the witness,
Speaker 6: how to get under the witness's skin, knowing how to
Speaker 6: set the witness up to say what you need them
Speaker 6: to say, so you can ask your next question. That's
Speaker 6: lawyers by training. Represent This went.
Speaker 3: On all day long.
Speaker 14: This started long before they ever took a station, long
Speaker 14: before she had a drone.
Speaker 3: You know, Si I met the museum.
Speaker 14: She had an ad that ran first thing in the
Speaker 14: morning on crowd size. So when you by the time
Speaker 14: you get to nine pm Eastern at the National Constitution Center,
Speaker 14: like you have already started messing with him.
Speaker 3: Scaramouchi, you know, ends up coming down to Philadelphia.
Speaker 14: Like the trolling began early, it went throughout the day,
Speaker 14: and it continued on the debate stage.
Speaker 3: I think to effect somebody we.
Speaker 1: Did the shout out tonight who I'd like to shout out,
Speaker 1: and that is the makeup artist who did Donald Trump's makeup.
Speaker 1: I wonder how they because it kind of matched my complexion.
Speaker 1: And it's just interesting that he's talking so negatively about
Speaker 1: people of color before and he tried so hard to
Speaker 1: look like them with their hue. I know it's petty,
Speaker 1: I know it's not policy, but I'm pointing it out
Speaker 1: anyway because I noticed it and he looks ridiculous. But
Speaker 1: I do like the foundation color.
Speaker 3: Anyway.
Speaker 1: Shout out to the lawyers Angela that Ellie gave you
Speaker 1: a shout out.
Speaker 3: Shout out to the lawyers.
Speaker 4: This has been extraordinarily important and fantastic. The one thing
Speaker 4: that I forgot to say in my grades is that
Speaker 4: one of the reasons why I doctor Kamala Harris a
Speaker 4: little bit is in her closing remarks she should have
Speaker 4: pointed people to her website where they could learn more
Speaker 4: about her plan, and she certainly should have reminded folks
Speaker 4: when election day is. And like welcoming the man, she
Speaker 4: was so strong about her theme throughout was super super important.
Speaker 4: She was clear was presidential. But again we talked about
Speaker 4: at the beginning of the show, the hurdle is so
Speaker 4: much taller for all of us, and so to that end,
Speaker 4: we know that there's plenty more to talk about. I
Speaker 4: know you guys are gonna be on the trail following this.
Speaker 4: Ellie and Aaron, we are so so grateful for y'all's
Speaker 4: time tonight. Thank you so much, and definitely to Jamal
Speaker 4: as well, who joined us earlier in the program. We're
Speaker 4: gonna be following y'all, Ellie and Aaron shout out where
Speaker 4: people can see y'all on social.
Speaker 14: Yeah, I am at a marvelous on Instagram that she
Speaker 14: won't change her handle.
Speaker 3: You know what, I'm not gonna I'm not gonna do this.
Speaker 3: Let's stay all mesty. Can we meet Angela? No, I'm
Speaker 3: gonna be down meet her Mike please because she won't
Speaker 3: change her And I'm Aaron.
Speaker 14: Haynes at Aaron Haynes on Twitter because Angela made me.
Speaker 4: Thank you Ellie on Twitter.
Speaker 6: That's E L I E N y C. And I
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Speaker 3: I love the way you put things. When are we where? They?
Speaker 3: Can they follow us next? I don't even know that.
Speaker 3: I just got here, guys, I don't know the plan.
Speaker 3: Major Kier. We will be live.
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Speaker 5: They felt like she didn't do anything to appeal to
Speaker 5: black men directly, and I think that's just a point
Speaker 5: that we should lift up.
Speaker 3: I think that's on the moderators.
Speaker 4: What question did they ask to help that would allow
Speaker 4: her to address best partially?
Speaker 3: But she got to answer the question that she wants
Speaker 3: to answer. So I think that's what.
Speaker 1: I look black men. I don't want you all to
Speaker 1: feel ignored or unhurt, or unappreciated or underappreciated. So I
Speaker 1: think if that's how you felt that, please look at
Speaker 1: her policy. But this is my point because when people
Speaker 1: say when we were on with Leonard and he was like,
Speaker 1: you know, some of his listeners say this, it's like, guys,
Speaker 1: some of this is on you. Like her policy is up,
Speaker 1: you have to go look and connect that policy to yourself.
Speaker 1: These candidates are crisscrossing the country, they're doing rallies, like
Speaker 1: it's going to be hard for somebody to come knock
Speaker 1: on your door, in your face and say, hey, here's
Speaker 1: what I'm doing for you. We have to, uh, you know,
Speaker 1: it's kind of the rent we pay for living here
Speaker 1: to take an active participating role in this here democratic.
Speaker 5: And to the credits. They actually have done very specific events.
Speaker 5: There was a call actually with barbershops, beauty salon folks
Speaker 5: with Tina Knowles and Yea of the campaign as well.
Speaker 5: But but I also think I didn't hear her individually
Speaker 5: call out black women either, which, by the way, I
Speaker 5: only say that to let me just yes, as I
Speaker 5: finished the point. The point is is that she didn't
Speaker 5: necessarily have to name check us. I saw myself reflected
Speaker 5: and the vision that she tried to describe for what
Speaker 5: she wants to see happen should she be honored with
Speaker 5: y'all's vote, our vote to become the next president of
Speaker 5: the United States. And I've got no doubt that she
Speaker 5: is extremely clear about where the bread is buttered.
Speaker 4: And here in speaking of bread being buttered, we got
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