Speaker 1: Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio the George
Speaker 1: Washington Broadcast Center, Jack Armstrong and Joe Kaddy arm Strong
Speaker 1: and and he.
Speaker 2: Armstrong and welcome to our carnival of grievance's misogyny and racism.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, that's what the New York Times called last
Speaker 3: night's Trump rally.
Speaker 1: I do enjoy a carnival from studio.
Speaker 3: See see a dimly lit room deeper than the bowels
Speaker 3: of the Armstrong and getting communications compound.
Speaker 1: And hey, y'all today Monday, New Week, eight days.
Speaker 3: So the president's election were under the tute legit of
Speaker 3: our general manager. I couldn't decide between desperate flailing or Nazis.
Speaker 1: Apparently, how y'all doing so? Amused? That's how I am.
Speaker 1: Yes today, I'm amused by all of it.
Speaker 3: So it was Magus Square Garden, according to The New
Speaker 3: York Post, for a night nice packed to the rafters,
Speaker 3: with Trump supporters cheering like crazy. We'll play clips later
Speaker 3: with Trump and Elon and Hult Cogan uh and uh
Speaker 3: and Trump's wife introduced him in et cetera, et cetera.
Speaker 3: But the New York Times called it a car arnival
Speaker 3: of grievance's misogyny and racism. Well, and as Nazi rallies go,
Speaker 3: it featured far more Jews than I'm used to, so heck,
Speaker 3: they're not even good at being Nazis.
Speaker 1: And the Daily Beast, which I don't know much about.
Speaker 3: You know, a couple of beasts per week is fine
Speaker 3: for me. Maybe it's because I'm older. You don't want
Speaker 3: a beast every day.
Speaker 1: A daily Beast is too much.
Speaker 3: The Daily Beast says that he ended his campaign with
Speaker 3: that rally last night. Yeah, okay, and it has chances
Speaker 3: sliling President of the United States.
Speaker 1: Oh my golly, they'll be lucky to get twenty percent.
Speaker 3: I tell you what, I can feel it deep in
Speaker 3: my bones, the very impulse, the emotion, the reaction that
Speaker 3: so many Americans have. So after Sunday Night Football last night,
Speaker 3: which could just be osteoporosis, it could be. It's the
Speaker 3: number one TV show in America right, Sunday Night Football,
Speaker 3: absolutely so. The mighty nine Ers of San Francisco defeated
Speaker 3: the Cowboys of Dallas, and during the postgame interview of
Speaker 3: the cute little quarterback for the forty nine Ers, one
Speaker 3: of his teammates, the Great Nick Bosa ran up with
Speaker 3: a make America Great hat, make America Great Again hat
Speaker 3: on and photo bomb the interview and pointed at his
Speaker 3: hat with a really look at me, wow, and you
Speaker 3: know me no, great Trump honk.
Speaker 1: I love that.
Speaker 3: And I thought, now, wait a minute, Joseph, why did
Speaker 3: you love that so much?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Because of your misogyny and racism apparently and grievances. Yeah. No,
Speaker 3: it's it's giving a middle finger to the entire media
Speaker 3: culture complex that is now screeching about Nazis and carrying
Speaker 3: on like like over excited adolescens.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I uh.
Speaker 3: I would actually to gauge in conversation with some of
Speaker 3: my Trump hating friends who would tend to vote Republican,
Speaker 3: who hate him so much they can vote for him,
Speaker 3: is just do you understand why some of us can
Speaker 3: vote for Trump easily? It's because of all that. Yeah,
Speaker 3: if they didn't do all give them a win, if
Speaker 3: cannot give them a right, if they didn't do all that,
Speaker 3: it would be harder to make the argument. But like
Speaker 3: I was watching the Sunday shows, just ridiculous yesterday. I mean,
Speaker 3: they're just ridiculous. One week out from the election and
Speaker 3: in a country where the most likely outcome currently is
Speaker 3: the Republican gets elected president of the United States.
Speaker 1: Nobody representing that point of view.
Speaker 3: Nobody, So they got their panel on ABC News discussing
Speaker 3: the election. This is the roundtable panel to talk about
Speaker 3: a presidential election. He got Don Brazil, who ran the
Speaker 3: DNC and hates Trump, and Chris Christy, who hates Trump,
Speaker 3: both agreeing how much they hate Trump.
Speaker 1: You don't have one.
Speaker 3: Person that can represent probably, you know, the majority of
Speaker 3: the country at this point. You can't have one person
Speaker 3: with just a word for why you know, seventy million,
Speaker 3: so many million people are probably gonna go out and
Speaker 3: vote for them next Tuesday.
Speaker 1: Might want I have somebody on there that represents that
Speaker 1: point of view, non not interested.
Speaker 3: What do you think do you think that makes people
Speaker 3: more likely to vote for Trump or less likely? The
Speaker 3: people that are on the fence, well, they think less likely.
Speaker 3: They are absolutely dedicated to that proposition. But that's my
Speaker 3: point entirely. In the same way that nobody voted for
Speaker 3: Joe Biden, it was just an anti Trump vote to
Speaker 3: a large extent. There are a fair number of people
Speaker 3: who are absolutely voting for Trump, but they are a
Speaker 3: hell of a lot of.
Speaker 1: People who are voting against that.
Speaker 3: They're against the excess and the frantic screeching and flailing
Speaker 3: and exaggerations and predictions of doom in their Every major
Speaker 3: publication over the weekend had an article about how people
Speaker 3: are going to cope and how they will react and
Speaker 3: how they will protest if Trump is elected, and it's
Speaker 3: just full of a bunch of self obsessed, wound up
Speaker 3: into the not of their own anxiety types who believe
Speaker 3: the worst of the hype. And I just enough for
Speaker 3: you people. I don't want you run in the place. Yeah,
Speaker 3: Trump's a loose cannon, but y'all are nuts.
Speaker 1: So I'm looking at this.
Speaker 3: I haven't heard it yet, but it says CNN host
Speaker 3: reveals that all her sources say Trump may be on
Speaker 3: track to win election, which reminds me. I was watching
Speaker 3: Mark Alprin's Friday afternoon round up of all the media stuff,
Speaker 3: and he keeps saying, you know, it's close enough. Either
Speaker 3: one of them could absolutely win. There's no Trump's guarantee
Speaker 3: to win by far. But he said, I could make
Speaker 3: phone calls all day long and not come across one
Speaker 3: single Democratic operative who believes Harris is going to win.
Speaker 3: It would take me one phone call to find a
Speaker 3: Republican operative who thinks Trump is going to win. He said,
Speaker 3: that's how one sided it is at this point for
Speaker 3: people with their internal polls, and it's all about internal
Speaker 3: data that Yeah, not just hunch, not just gut, No,
Speaker 3: it's their internal stuff.
Speaker 1: Yeah. How significant do you think that is?
Speaker 3: I think it's very significant, I think, I think And
Speaker 3: why in the shows it is they all everybody you
Speaker 3: see talking believes Trump is going to win and they're
Speaker 3: just kind of hoping it's not true. In many cases
Speaker 3: desperate flailing. Like I said, Yeah, but there's solely days.
Speaker 3: I don't know how much movement you can have in
Speaker 3: eight days. There is a there's a poll that came
Speaker 3: out today that is the best looking one for Harris
Speaker 3: in a very very long time. We won't go through
Speaker 3: it because what's the point. But I mean, if there's
Speaker 3: movement here in the last week, maybe something changes. But
Speaker 3: other than that, Trump is going to win. So gird
Speaker 3: your loins for whatever that's going to look like. And
Speaker 3: it's worth mentioning probably if you're talking about the poll,
Speaker 3: I think you are. It has Harris up barely enough
Speaker 3: to win. The Electoral College, and that pulls a bit
Speaker 3: of an outlier.
Speaker 1: Right, Yeah, it is an outlier.
Speaker 3: That's why I said it'd have to be some sort
Speaker 3: of movement that gets picked up this last handful of days,
Speaker 3: which who knows, I don't know. Who are you change
Speaker 3: your mind in the last seven days of an election
Speaker 3: foased on her soaring rhetoric and impressive resume. Forty million
Speaker 3: people have voted already, so those people can't change their
Speaker 3: roads or change their minds over any event October surprise
Speaker 3: or whatever. That's pretty big chunk of people, and it'll
Speaker 3: be a lot more before we get to election day.
Speaker 3: Beyonce didn't perform in Houston on Friday night, which had
Speaker 3: a lot of Democrats angry. It was being billed everywhere
Speaker 3: as a Beyonce performance all your media outlets and everywhere,
Speaker 3: and some suggestion that maybe Kamala Harris was misleading people
Speaker 3: to get the giant crowd to show up there. But
Speaker 3: Beyonce walked out and gave a little speech, then walked
Speaker 3: off in her short skirt and high heels and never performed,
Speaker 3: and people started heading for the doors because they thought
Speaker 3: they were at a Beyonce concert.
Speaker 1: Yeah, people didn't show.
Speaker 3: Up for Hule Cogman at Madison Square Garden last night.
Speaker 3: They were there to see Trump. Didn't need no giant
Speaker 3: star because there's plenty of people that are that passionate
Speaker 3: about the candidate.
Speaker 1: You don't need rock stars just to get the people
Speaker 1: in the door.
Speaker 3: Well, mostly they were there for the what was it,
Speaker 3: GRIEVOUSNSS misogyny and racism?
Speaker 1: Racism? Huh the old GMR.
Speaker 3: Yes, they rolled up the GMR at the very end
Speaker 3: of the GMR.
Speaker 1: Let's go down to MSG baby. This is from the
Speaker 1: New York Times.
Speaker 3: By the time the former president himself took the stage,
Speaker 3: an event build is delivering the closing message of his
Speaker 3: campaign with nine days left in a toss up race,
Speaker 3: had instead become a carnival of grievance's, misogyny and racism.
Speaker 3: Let's let's go right to the tilt a world of resentment.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna get a funnel cake of hate and watch
Speaker 3: your kids ride because I get an upset stomach. That's
Speaker 3: I want to check and bust a balloon with the
Speaker 3: dart at the carnival of whatever the hell they call it.
Speaker 1: Oh, that's a ripoff. Don't play that game.
Speaker 3: So we got to start the show officially because we
Speaker 3: got to set up this clip.
Speaker 1: So you know what it is when you hear the clip.
Speaker 3: This is what they were saying on MSNBC as the
Speaker 3: rally was beginning, this giant event from the candidate that
Speaker 3: is at least tied.
Speaker 1: I mean, even if if you're.
Speaker 3: Negative on Trump, you gotta admit it's a tie. So
Speaker 3: half the country likes this guy. And this is how
Speaker 3: MSNBC portrayed his event. We'll get to that in a second.
Speaker 3: I'm Jack Armstrong, he's Joe Getty on this It is Monday,
Speaker 3: October twenty eighth, the year twenty twenty four. We are
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Speaker 4: But that chamboree happening right now in that place is
Speaker 4: particularly chilling because in nineteen thirty nine, more than twenty
Speaker 4: thousand supporters of a different fascist leader, Adolph Hitler, packed
Speaker 4: the garden for a so called pro America rally, a
Speaker 4: rally where speakers voiced anti Semitic rhetoric from a stage
Speaker 4: draped with Nazi banners.
Speaker 3: Okay, well, there's a lot there that is that is unbelievable.
Speaker 3: I mean, so I saw the somebody tweeted out the
Speaker 3: picture and then the little the letters underneath their whatever
Speaker 3: you call that, the headline underneath there where it said
Speaker 3: Trump has rallied same place Nazis did in nineteen thirty nine,
Speaker 3: and I thought, that's not real. That's one of those
Speaker 3: somebody you know made that up. It's parody, clearly. But
Speaker 3: then I saw the clip floating around with the audio
Speaker 3: and the guy saying and this is the same place.
Speaker 3: I mean, if you're gonna use that sort of logic,
Speaker 3: this is the same place they had a Hitler rally
Speaker 3: in nineteen thirty nine.
Speaker 1: I mean you could do that.
Speaker 3: Oh you see those shoes common hairs way, those are
Speaker 3: the same shoes that Stalin's wife wore, I mean, what
Speaker 3: the same style. Stalin's wife wore high heels too the
Speaker 3: year of the purge nineteen thirty seven.
Speaker 1: I mean that that's what argument is so ridiculous.
Speaker 3: I was giggling my way through that entire audio, and
Speaker 3: we have a longer version two. It was it was
Speaker 3: beyond parody. It was a parody of itself. That is hilarious.
Speaker 3: You know all the stars of the Nicks and the
Speaker 3: New York Rangers hockey team, all the concerts that you
Speaker 3: know led Zeppelin, the song remains the same.
Speaker 1: What were they all not rallies?
Speaker 3: It's again, it is beyond disagreeing with. It's so idiotic,
Speaker 3: it's it's self parody. Come on, congratulations, you have beclowned
Speaker 3: yourselves thoroughly. Even if you're a Trump hater, come on,
Speaker 3: I know some of you are listening and you can't
Speaker 3: pull the lever under any circumstances or Donald Trump, you
Speaker 3: still have to think that's ridiculous.
Speaker 1: I mean, come on, Oh my god, there's.
Speaker 3: Angela Marco campaigning in Germany, the very same town that
Speaker 3: Hitler ons walked the streets. It's the same logic. It's ridiculous.
Speaker 3: A different fascist, a doll's Hitler.
Speaker 1: Oh god, we got more on the election talking about
Speaker 1: we're close.
Speaker 3: I saw a poll on how many people are highly
Speaker 3: interested in the election at this point and it is
Speaker 3: off the charts. So, uh, we'll assume you're hungry for
Speaker 3: some knowledge. We're not going to go through poles, so
Speaker 3: that is that is absolutely boring. How does mailbag look? Oh,
Speaker 3: it's terrific. Cool, that's on the way. Our text line
Speaker 3: is four one five two nine five kftc man, oh man,
Speaker 3: did I make some poor eating decisions this weekend?
Speaker 1: It is full holiday season? Apparently it is.
Speaker 3: It is calories don't matter, it's the holiday season. What
Speaker 3: are you gonna do? Attitude already? Apparently for me?
Speaker 1: Wow, that's early. Well, Halloween's in a couple of days.
Speaker 1: Oh sure, the whole pre Halloween eating that everybody talks about.
Speaker 3: What pumpkin pies are in the store, bangs of candy everywhere,
Speaker 3: of course. Well, and you being eight years old, it's impossible.
Speaker 3: Oh no, another shot, Michael, stop me before I kill again.
Speaker 1: Here's your freedom loving quote of the day.
Speaker 3: Continuing on with our series commenting on the concept of equity,
Speaker 3: will combine both Ben Carson and the great Thomas Sowel.
Speaker 3: In this one, Carson said, this goal is not only Unamerican,
Speaker 3: it is impossible to attain, and so all added equity
Speaker 3: is the thief of human potential. I would agree, so
Speaker 3: all Actually, it's written brilliantly about how awful equity is.
Speaker 3: But you know, I've gone down that road many times.
Speaker 3: But what a horrible philosophy that could only be embraced
Speaker 3: by the most foolish among us. And yet fools who
Speaker 3: would oppress you oppress you, you know, in spite of
Speaker 3: their foolishness. So don't be oppressed. There's your tip for
Speaker 3: the day. Huh, mail bag. What I hate is when
Speaker 3: I eat a piece of pie which I shouldn't have done,
Speaker 3: and it's not very good. The hardest thing to purchase
Speaker 3: in the world is a store bought pie that's not awful.
Speaker 1: It's almost impossible.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, I know what you mean. Yeah, when we
Speaker 3: waste those calories and you don't enjoy it, it's just
Speaker 3: so disappointing. Ah.
Speaker 1: Let's see query on large early voting numbers. Hello, gentleman,
Speaker 1: writes Christy.
Speaker 3: Everyone in the media seems mystified by the extremely large
Speaker 3: number of early voters. I'd like to hazard a guess
Speaker 3: based on my own experience.
Speaker 1: Why that is?
Speaker 3: This evening, as I walked in the front door ready
Speaker 3: to make dinner, my husband immediately started to tell me
Speaker 3: about what an S show the Madison Garden rally was supposedly.
Speaker 3: I held up my hand, I said, I'd already voted. Consequently,
Speaker 3: I don't have to pay any attention to any of
Speaker 3: this crap being spewed from the left and right until
Speaker 3: the election day.
Speaker 1: Wow, it interesting much better for my mental health. That
Speaker 1: is an.
Speaker 3: Interesting psychological thing. I wonder if people do do that.
Speaker 3: I voted so I don't have to pay attention anymore.
Speaker 3: That might actually be a thing. Ryan from Houston making
Speaker 3: a great point, guys. The Democrats are calling for violence
Speaker 3: in any form of media, any fiction, any history. Was
Speaker 3: an attempted assassination of Hitler portrayed as a bad thing. No,
Speaker 3: the Democrats and media flat out referred to the rally
Speaker 3: at MSG as a Nazi rally. And if it was
Speaker 3: truly pumpkin spice Hitler and twenty thousand Nazis, there.
Speaker 1: Would be nothing bad that could happen to them.
Speaker 3: If you blood these next weeks, and it will be
Speaker 3: on the Democrats if you can have serious debates over
Speaker 3: whether or not you would murder baby Hitler. Certainly, adult
Speaker 3: Hitler is on chopping block right fully formed, trying to
Speaker 3: end democracy Hitler. And what's shocking about their idiotic rhetoric
Speaker 3: is there's some people who who have embraced it, They
Speaker 3: believe it and are acting upon it, and that's dangerous
Speaker 3: let's see Scott writes so many dings. I foresee so
Speaker 3: many Hitler dings in Monday's show, KDTDBM keep ringing that,
Speaker 3: keep dinging that damn bell.
Speaker 1: Michael Boy, here's my favorite headline of the day. I'm
Speaker 1: looking up at CNN.
Speaker 3: Bad Bunny shows support for Harris after comedians offessive comments
Speaker 3: about Puerto Rico. We'll play those offensive comments coming up
Speaker 3: later in the show.
Speaker 1: Puts the trivia back in trivial.
Speaker 3: I like this from Doug blows my mind that after
Speaker 3: nearly a decade of Trump in the spotlight, the dams,
Speaker 3: the mediatcter have not learned that Trump is a mud monster.
Speaker 3: He's made of mud, He's covered in it. You cannot
Speaker 3: expect more mud to weaken him. If you get down
Speaker 3: in the mudd with him, you'll look a lot worse
Speaker 3: and he'll look the same. That's why the Nazi Hitler
Speaker 3: attacks don't land in the failure in the end, the
Speaker 3: failure to learn this lesson will deliver Trump to win.
Speaker 3: Their prosecutions and accusations have only strengthened him.
Speaker 1: What's that pig saying? You always have? And I think
Speaker 1: that's very very similar.
Speaker 3: Yeah, don't arguing with the fools like wrestling with a pig,
Speaker 3: You get muddy, the pig enjoys it, you lose, et cetera. Lincoln, right,
Speaker 3: I think that might be happening too. We got to
Speaker 3: catch you up on the news from the weekends.
Speaker 1: They're here, Armstrong and Getty ten days from now.
Speaker 5: To look in the eye to America with a straight face,
Speaker 5: it's gonna be pretty hard to look at us and say,
Speaker 5: you know what, Kamala Harris, she's just she got eighty.
Speaker 6: Five million votes because she's just so impressive as the
Speaker 6: first Samoan Malaysian low Iq former California prosecutor ever to
Speaker 6: be elected president. It was just a brown swell and
Speaker 6: popular support, and anyone who thinks otherwise just a freak
Speaker 6: your criminal at this stage of the game, after nine
Speaker 6: years of listening to their lives and finding every single
Speaker 6: one of them totally falls. No, it's not safe and effective,
Speaker 6: and no.
Speaker 1: She's not impressive. It's very hard for me to believe
Speaker 1: the rest of us are gonna say, you know what,
Speaker 1: Josh Garborough, you're right, You're right.
Speaker 6: She won fair squirre because she's just so impressive.
Speaker 3: So that's Tucker Crolson thinks last night at the rally
Speaker 3: basically setting up if Kamala wins, it had to be stolen,
Speaker 3: which I don't like. I don't like either side doing that.
Speaker 3: But both sides are doing it, and Kamala Harris's side
Speaker 3: is doing.
Speaker 1: It just as much as Trump's side.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, and then crying when the other side does
Speaker 3: precisely what they're doing. I'm just delightful. I don't like
Speaker 3: it at all. This is from the Daily Beast, and
Speaker 3: again I don't know that much about the Daily Beast.
Speaker 3: I don't know how influential it is with people, but
Speaker 3: the young people.
Speaker 1: Maybe.
Speaker 3: On Sunday at Madison Square Garden, Donald Trump engineered what
Speaker 3: will be seen by political political analysts and later by historians.
Speaker 3: Love it when we're always predicting what historians will be
Speaker 3: talking about.
Speaker 1: That's how monumental this was.
Speaker 3: Historians will be talking about, which it could be and
Speaker 3: later by historians as the coupdi gras that killed forever.
Speaker 3: The prospects of Trump being president and mayhewel have set
Speaker 3: him on a post election course on which he finally
Speaker 3: may be held accountable for his actions. So the rally
Speaker 3: last night was so over the top so bad it
Speaker 3: ended his chance of being president.
Speaker 1: Went even further. He's finally going to.
Speaker 3: Be a held account for all the horrible things he's done.
Speaker 3: Was there a different rally? I didn't watch Wow Now
Speaker 3: it was in the inevitable Trump style these days, way
Speaker 3: too long and rambly and aimless and self indulgent. Trump
Speaker 3: himself talked for like an hour. Didn't he hour in
Speaker 3: a quarter? I thought, oh, wow, Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 3: I don't know, and I would the way the polls
Speaker 3: are going. And how like if if you had the
Speaker 3: elect if the election ended right now, he would win.
Speaker 3: I don't know why you'd want to. I mean, the
Speaker 3: prevent defense often causes you to lose. But there's something
Speaker 3: between the prevent defense and like going, you know, throwing
Speaker 3: hail Mary's when you're ahead, which is kind of practically
Speaker 3: what they'd seem to be doing. I mean, you have
Speaker 3: Tucker on there going really far. You get this comedian.
Speaker 3: We're gonna play a clip from who. It's worth pointing
Speaker 3: out the Trump campaign has and this is never happened
Speaker 3: that I can even remember from Trump people said he
Speaker 3: went too far, We shouldn't have had him on. Trump
Speaker 3: people never say that. His campaign never says that. So
Speaker 3: even they are admitting this guy. So it's some comedian
Speaker 3: I've never even heard of. I'm told he's amusing. He's
Speaker 3: a talented guy. He could be fantastic. That's to your
Speaker 3: point though, about the prevent defense and the rest of it.
Speaker 1: I want to say this one last time.
Speaker 3: This will be like, you know, you're realizing the kid
Speaker 3: is getting bigger and a blivid good beloved Christmas tradition
Speaker 3: is no longer afropo. But I'm gonna say the words
Speaker 3: one more time. If Trump could only show a little discipline.
Speaker 1: There you go.
Speaker 3: That's the last time I will ever say that I've
Speaker 3: retired it. I doubt that's true, but we'll see. Here's
Speaker 3: that I've just giving up on this very idea. Here's
Speaker 3: the comedian and you're hearing it out of context because
Speaker 3: he talked for quite a while, and all comedians are
Speaker 3: hard to be funny when you just take a clip
Speaker 3: out of context for the most part. But anyway, this
Speaker 3: is the part that's caused any controversy.
Speaker 7: There's a lot going on, like I don't know if
Speaker 7: you guys know this, but there's literally a floating island
Speaker 7: of garbage in the middle of the ocean, right now, Yeah,
Speaker 7: I think it's called Puerto Rico. Okay, all right, Okay,
Speaker 7: we're getting there.
Speaker 3: So that is what's caused Bad Bunny and Jennifer Lopez
Speaker 3: among others to say they are now voting for Harris
Speaker 3: as if they weren't voting for Harris before. I guess
Speaker 3: Bad Bunny's a big act among Puerto Ricans, once again
Speaker 3: turning to comedians for our refereeing of what's right and
Speaker 3: what's wrong in politics. But like I said, even the
Speaker 3: Trump campaign itself came out and said that those were
Speaker 3: offensive remarks and shouldn't have been said.
Speaker 1: And Trump people never say that.
Speaker 3: Why they had a comedian on at their rally saying
Speaker 3: things they hadn't screened ahead of time eight days before
Speaker 3: an election. I don't know when you're ahead, I don't know.
Speaker 3: But that's what they did, right right, It's probably worth mentioning.
Speaker 3: And Michael Schellenberger, who is a serious damn journalist writing
Speaker 3: in the Free Press, which is a serious damn outlet,
Speaker 3: is talking about the reference to the joke is that
Speaker 3: Puerto Rica has a giant garbage crisis. Seriously, they have
Speaker 3: an enormous crisis with landfills and litter and.
Speaker 1: All sorts of stuff.
Speaker 3: It's one of the bigger The trash problem is one
Speaker 3: of the bigger issues on the island. In nineteen or
Speaker 3: in twenty seventeen, and PR published the story headline after
Speaker 3: Maria Porto Rico struggles under the weight of its own garbage.
Speaker 3: There's a list of these industry publication. In twenty twenty,
Speaker 3: Puerto Rico is the year's long debate over WDDY says
Speaker 3: the island's landfill issues mounts. They've got a huge garbage problem.
Speaker 3: If you know Puerto Rico, you know what he's referencing.
Speaker 3: But and again, the lack of discipline late in the
Speaker 3: campaign isn't it's usable.
Speaker 1: It's just dopey.
Speaker 3: But it's just yet one other opportunity to flap your
Speaker 3: hands and shriek, Oh my god, racism, evil, evil, vote
Speaker 3: for Kamala.
Speaker 1: Stop it. But why hand them anything?
Speaker 3: I mean, your best case scenario on that joke is
Speaker 3: some people laugh and it doesn't change anything.
Speaker 1: You're already ahead. Why you know why? I just don't understand.
Speaker 1: But it's dumb. Here's Michelle Obama. I want to want
Speaker 1: to get this on too.
Speaker 3: Here's Michelle Obama at Kamala's rally where Beyonce didn't sing,
Speaker 3: basically saying, maybe if we said it up ahead of time,
Speaker 3: it will be more obvious to you. She's basically saying,
Speaker 3: if you don't vote for Kamala Harris, it's because you're
Speaker 3: sexist or racist.
Speaker 1: Here we go.
Speaker 8: I gotta ask myself, why on earth is this race
Speaker 8: even close which your candidate sucks. I lay awake at
Speaker 8: night wondering what in the world is going on? And
Speaker 8: it's clear to me that the question isn't whether Kamala
Speaker 8: is ready for this moment, because by every measure she
Speaker 8: has demonstrated that she's ready. The real country, the real
Speaker 8: question is as a country, are we ready.
Speaker 1: For this moment? So there you go.
Speaker 3: She has determined, Michelle Obama with her wisdom, that Kamala
Speaker 3: Harris has clearly demonstrated she should be president of the
Speaker 3: United States.
Speaker 1: If she does not.
Speaker 3: Win, it's because the country is not ready for a
Speaker 3: black woman. It's been decided. How handy okayow got.
Speaker 1: To be kidding me? That ah again, as we have said,
Speaker 1: I don't know how many times.
Speaker 3: In the last six months, how do you I mean,
Speaker 3: if you have any intention of swaying people on the fence,
Speaker 3: do you think calling somebody or no, if you don't
Speaker 3: vote for it's because you're a sexissara racist. So your
Speaker 3: choice you think that makes people want.
Speaker 1: To vote for her?
Speaker 3: Well, and that is the latest thwacking of the drum
Speaker 3: in what's been a drumbeat of those comments recently from
Speaker 3: Barack Obama Joe Biden famously, you don't vote for me.
Speaker 3: He ain't black, you know, Obama with his some black
Speaker 3: men aren't.
Speaker 1: Down with the idea of a woman being prison. You
Speaker 1: gotta look at yourself. But this will week out.
Speaker 3: Maybe maybe what I'm mistaking is they're not trying to
Speaker 3: convince people on the fence. They don't think they're watching
Speaker 3: the rally. They're just trying to what rally the base,
Speaker 3: motivate people. I don't even say how that rallies a base,
Speaker 3: But for anybody who's undecided, how offensive is that?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 3: No, So I'm not making decisions based on economic policies,
Speaker 3: foreign policy, whatever. If I don't vote for it's because
Speaker 3: I'm not ready for a woman or a black per
Speaker 3: Give me a freaking break. And as many independent voters
Speaker 3: or undecided voters have made clear.
Speaker 1: I have been.
Speaker 3: Begging, begging, begging Kamala Harris to tell me what she
Speaker 3: is for, what sort of America she and vision and zence.
Speaker 3: You won't give it to me. So maybe that's a
Speaker 3: reason not to vote for her. Well, Van Jones is
Speaker 3: black and he was on Bill Maher on Friday night,
Speaker 3: and he is he's a hardcore Democrat and he hates Trump.
Speaker 3: But he made a very very good point about why
Speaker 3: people might not vote for Kamala Harris other than because
Speaker 3: she's a woman, we're black.
Speaker 9: If progressives have a politics it says all white people
Speaker 9: are racist, all men are toxic, and all billionaires are evil.
Speaker 1: It's kind of hard to keep him on your side.
Speaker 9: And so we might want to think about if you're
Speaker 9: chasing people out of the party, you can't be mad
Speaker 9: when they leave. And maybe if we had a different
Speaker 9: politics we actually said dignity for everybody. Everybody is respected,
Speaker 9: and we need you more, people might stay.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 3: I understand that every political party is a semi uneasy
Speaker 3: coalition of different sorts of people and issues and that
Speaker 3: sort of thing, but it's striking, whether it's the comments
Speaker 3: from Michelle Obama or the Wall Street Journal has got
Speaker 3: a really good piece how a splintered left is preparing
Speaker 3: for a possible Trump victory. You know how much you
Speaker 3: are they going to protest or litigate or where their
Speaker 3: pink hats or what have you? And you know, my
Speaker 3: quick answer would be, how is the left preparing? What
Speaker 3: should they do? How do you mount an uprising? Take
Speaker 3: a hard look at your political party and ask yourself,
Speaker 3: as unpopular as Trump is, how did we just get
Speaker 3: our heads bashed in electorally speaking? What is wrong with us?
Speaker 3: That's the only I don't care if you running a
Speaker 3: sports team or a corporation or what. That's the only
Speaker 3: logical thing to do. But apparently there's an allergy to that. Well,
Speaker 3: some of the best analysis I've heard there of the
Speaker 3: Democratic Party currently from Van Jones.
Speaker 1: He understands.
Speaker 3: I'm sure David Axelrod feels the same way. You can't
Speaker 3: keep calling every man and white person horrible and expect
Speaker 3: to win elections when that's half the population as men
Speaker 3: and the majority of the population is white, and all
Speaker 3: you give to the working class of whatever color is
Speaker 3: condescension and judgment because they don't accept a man playing
Speaker 3: women's sports or you know a hundred other examples of
Speaker 3: the of the woke mind virus. Here's Politico's rundown of
Speaker 3: Trump's sold out Madison Square Garden rally last night, packed
Speaker 3: to the rafters, with tens of thousands people outside on
Speaker 3: the just like nineteen thirty nine, people making speeches that
Speaker 3: people heard with their ears, just like the Nazis.
Speaker 1: Got let or naze.
Speaker 3: And I would say, with the tens of thousands of
Speaker 3: people out on the street outside the garden, that wish
Speaker 3: they could have gotten in worth Remembering that last presidential election,
Speaker 3: I mean, Trump was having crazy rallies in the boat
Speaker 3: parades and everything like that, and the yard signs, and
Speaker 3: I mean it seemed like how could he possibly lose?
Speaker 3: And you know, that was an indication of a groundswell
Speaker 3: of support for Trump.
Speaker 1: He got more votes than.
Speaker 3: Any candidate ever had in the history of America except
Speaker 3: for one Joe Biden, who actually got more kind of
Speaker 3: quietly because there were enough people out there that couldn't
Speaker 3: stomach Trump. So I was watching that last night, I thought,
Speaker 3: you know, I don't know if the polls don't indicate
Speaker 3: that that's going to happen again, but.
Speaker 1: It's possible that there is a ton.
Speaker 3: Of people out there that are also going to go
Speaker 3: out and vote again who just can't stand Trump, even
Speaker 3: with all the excitement for him.
Speaker 1: But anyway, the rally was very successful.
Speaker 3: I would think you, I don't know how you would
Speaker 3: label it any other way, but political wrote Donald Trump's
Speaker 3: rally at Madison Square Garden build as a triumphant homecoming
Speaker 3: turned into a political fiasco on Sunday night?
Speaker 1: Did it?
Speaker 3: Wow?
Speaker 1: All right?
Speaker 3: Wow, we'll see if that is a partisan lefty trying
Speaker 3: to spin it, I can respect that it's dishonest, but
Speaker 3: politics is dishonest if that's a person who actually believes
Speaker 3: that you, sir Madam, are delusional.
Speaker 1: You you live in a little bubble.
Speaker 3: You're like a terrarium that you gecko lives in, and
Speaker 3: you think the terrarium is the great wide world, and
Speaker 3: everybody in your terrarium repeats.
Speaker 1: The nonsense to you.
Speaker 3: And then when the world goes in a different direction,
Speaker 3: as it might, well you are gonna be flabbergasted with
Speaker 3: your jaw hanging open and your pea hat in the closet,
Speaker 3: and you're and Katie Perry weeping, and you're gonna be
Speaker 3: utterly mystified by what has happened. Step out of your terrarium, friend.
Speaker 3: I still remember fondly in the way of the twenty
Speaker 3: sixteen election, there was like a five minute period where
Speaker 3: the New York Times and others said, we've got to
Speaker 3: get out into America to help help us understand we've
Speaker 3: lost touch with America. Well, you have a good point,
Speaker 3: but they forgot five minutes later and went back to
Speaker 3: their cocktail parties. I know Katie's got our headlines coming
Speaker 3: up with This headline up on CNN is just too funny.
Speaker 3: Bad Bunny, I guess as a musician. Bad Bunny shows
Speaker 3: support for Harris after comedians offensive comment about Puerto Rico
Speaker 3: at Trump rally, and that's their headline for all those
Speaker 3: eighty year old CNN viewers who are super into Bad Bunny. Right,
Speaker 3: we've got Katie's headlines on the way. I am being
Speaker 3: told that we are morons, and I get told that
Speaker 3: all the time on the.
Speaker 1: Text coming from the control room. That was the boss.
Speaker 3: He just texted me, you guys are morons from the
Speaker 3: text line, which is not unusual. But Bad Bunny, we
Speaker 3: are told, is one of the most popular musicians in
Speaker 3: the world and a very big deal. Well, okay, all right,
Speaker 3: bad Money's upset and it makes no difference. I don't
Speaker 3: understand why that would make any more difference than if
Speaker 3: Bruce Springsteen were upset or George Colney is upset. I
Speaker 3: just well, I remember when k C Ofksey and the
Speaker 3: Sunshine Band endorsed Jimmy Carter in nineteen seventy six.
Speaker 1: That was enough for me. All right, if you vote
Speaker 1: based on Bad Bunny's happiness or not, glad.
Speaker 3: I put on my boogie shoes and I voted proudly
Speaker 3: for Carter. All right, whatever, Let's figure out who's reporting
Speaker 3: what leak story with Katy Greene and Katy. Oh, by
Speaker 3: the way, Katie, I just learned Bad Bunny as a heat.
Speaker 3: I thought Bad Bunny was a sheet. So that's a
Speaker 3: mut of touch with the hep artists of today.
Speaker 10: Jack Clely, I am path Am I NBC Obama and
Speaker 10: Bruce Springsteen rallying for Harris while Trump to attend a
Speaker 10: faith summit.
Speaker 3: I think it is pretty interesting that the Democrats have
Speaker 3: all the giant stars to have full rallies, whereas Trump
Speaker 3: is the star of his rallies.
Speaker 1: How big would Kamalos rallies.
Speaker 3: Be if it were her and Walls as opposed to Springsteen, Beyonce,
Speaker 3: whoever else.
Speaker 1: Are you talking about?
Speaker 3: That? That Nazi rally at Madison Square, Garden. I was
Speaker 3: just comparing pictures of the two Nazis in nineteen thirty
Speaker 3: nine chairs to sit on Trump's rally.
Speaker 1: Same chilling indoor lighting. Oh right, the light bulbs.
Speaker 3: That was another parallel back to you, Katie ABC.
Speaker 10: NATO confirms North Korean troops deployed in Russian war on Ukraine.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 3: Wow, Yeah, a bunch of undersized, malnourished looking North Koreans
Speaker 3: fed to the machine guns.
Speaker 1: Wow. Because as of yesterday, the.
Speaker 3: Sect deep was saying, we don't know what they're there for,
Speaker 3: but it's being reported now they're actually being deployed.
Speaker 1: Holy Cramp from Fox News.
Speaker 10: Israel's targeted response against Iran sends new warnings to regime
Speaker 10: about IDF's capabilities. Quote any threat anywhere, at any time,
Speaker 10: we know how to reach it and we know how
Speaker 10: to strike.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: The aftermath of that tit for tat couple of attacks
Speaker 3: is absolutely clear. You have Israel which is holding its
Speaker 3: ineffective little brother Iran by the forehead. As it flails.
Speaker 3: There's a huge imbalance and power from the.
Speaker 10: Washington Post for the Post more outrage from readers who
Speaker 10: say they've canceled. This comes after Friday's announcement that The
Speaker 10: Washington Post was no longer going to endorse Kamala Harris.
Speaker 1: Well, they didn't endorse anyone, is there right right?
Speaker 3: But the apoplexy, the hand flailing, the pantsweating, the frantic
Speaker 3: what do I call it before the.
Speaker 1: Just the frantic flailing. We got to talk more about
Speaker 1: that later.
Speaker 10: From the Athletic Show, Hayo Twi to play in Game
Speaker 10: three of the World Series after shoulder injury.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but boy, those are some games. Did you watch
Speaker 3: the walk off Grand Slam Friday night? Wow, that was
Speaker 3: a moment. And I'm not a Dodgers fan, but that
Speaker 3: was freaking something. But show Hao Tani and Aaron Judge
Speaker 3: both haven't done much, the two biggest stars of both teams. Well,
Speaker 3: in show, hey might be playing quote unquote, but with
Speaker 3: a partially separated shoulder, is he actually.
Speaker 1: Going to be a threat?
Speaker 3: Who knows?
Speaker 1: Your meme of the day, it's just text.
Speaker 10: It says a hacker called me and said that he
Speaker 10: had all my passwords. I then got out a pen
Speaker 10: and a piece of paper and said, thank God for that.
Speaker 1: What are They love it?
Speaker 10: And finally the Babylon b Chelsea Gabbert finally realizes she's
Speaker 10: far too attractive to.
Speaker 1: Be a Democrats. That's let's do better than that. I
Speaker 1: don't like that. I don't like that. Wow, I don't
Speaker 1: like that.
Speaker 5: Joke.
Speaker 1: Bases loaded bottom of the tenth at home.
Speaker 3: The biggest star in sports in the world, Shoho Tani,
Speaker 3: comes to the plate and he pops out first pitch.
Speaker 1: That was not the moment, but a different guy hit
Speaker 1: it out. We got a little more news on the way.
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