Speaker 1: Two weeks from this exact moment. Fourteen days from now,
Speaker 1: ten to millions of Americans will be voted. They will
Speaker 1: choose the forty seventh president of the United States. The
Speaker 1: race is razor close. This is the warning. Poll after
Speaker 1: poll after poll show that this election is deadlocked. It
Speaker 1: is dead even in the swing states. Both candidates, though,
Speaker 1: have a very different approach to the election. Here's Vice
Speaker 1: President Harris talking about the issues that Donald Trump accuses
Speaker 1: her of never talking about.
Speaker 2: Is there a policy that stands out to you in
Speaker 2: particular either?
Speaker 3: Sure, I mean my approach to what we need to
Speaker 3: do around medicare covering home healthcare born out of my
Speaker 3: experience of taking care of my mother. My priority on
Speaker 3: housing one because I know what it means affordable housing
Speaker 3: and the ability to buy a home again my own experience,
Speaker 3: my mother saved up and not until I as a teenager,
Speaker 3: was she able to do it. But also I know
Speaker 3: that for so many young people who I speak with
Speaker 3: around our country, the American dream is just really out
Speaker 3: of reach. So my policy about twenty five thousand dollars
Speaker 3: down payment assistance to help them get their foot in
Speaker 3: the door.
Speaker 1: And here's Donald Trump making clear his vision for the
Speaker 1: American educational system.
Speaker 4: No transgender, no operations. You know, they take your kid.
Speaker 4: There are some places your boy leaves the school comes
Speaker 4: back a girl. Okay, without parental consent? What is that
Speaker 4: all about? That's like, that's when they talk about a
Speaker 4: threat to democracy.
Speaker 1: They're a threat.
Speaker 4: Could you imagine without parental consent. At first, when I
Speaker 4: was told that was actually happening, I said, you know,
Speaker 4: it's an exaggeration. No, it happens. It happens. There are
Speaker 4: areas where it happens.
Speaker 1: And for the record, that's not happening. It's not happening
Speaker 1: at all. There are no children who are being kidnapped
Speaker 1: by their first period teacher who's passing them off to
Speaker 1: gender transition surgery by recess and home a girl by
Speaker 1: the end of the day. It is ludicrous. But Donald
Speaker 1: Trump is campaigning on this issue in twenty twenty four,
Speaker 1: when there is war in Europe, there is war in
Speaker 1: the Middle East, there is an aggressive assert of China.
Speaker 1: This is Donald Trump's campaign. Let's watch and.
Speaker 2: We will proudly say Mary Christmas again.
Speaker 1: Here's the crowd cheering when Donald Trump talks about the
Speaker 1: suspension of a broadcast license for CBS News.
Speaker 5: How about sixty minutes the way they protected Kamala.
Speaker 4: She gave an answer.
Speaker 5: She gave an answer.
Speaker 4: Think of it, sixty minutes CBS and they ought to
Speaker 4: lose their license and they ort to take it off
Speaker 4: the air.
Speaker 1: Oh and here's Donald Trump in Pennsylvania talking about one
Speaker 1: of the most important issues to twenty first century America,
Speaker 1: the substantial girth of Hall of Fame golfer Arnold Palmer.
Speaker 2: His man was strong and tough, and I refuse to
Speaker 2: say it, but when he took showers with the other pros,
Speaker 2: they came out of there, they said, Oh my god,
Speaker 2: that's unbelievable.
Speaker 3: I had to say it.
Speaker 4: I had to say it.
Speaker 1: And yet the people cheer. Half the country, according to
Speaker 1: the polls, is for this guy. America's favorite short order
Speaker 1: fry cook the Donalds. Where's the hair net? By the way,
Speaker 1: At any rate, each day Donald Trump plays the American media,
Speaker 1: which he has done perfectly beautifully for ten years. He
Speaker 1: waves the cake. Whatever the outrage of the day, it
Speaker 1: gets covered and people laugh at it, whether it's a
Speaker 1: crude or cruel joke. At the Al Smith dinner in
Speaker 1: front of dozens of Catholic priests and clergy.
Speaker 5: Chuck Schumer is here looking very glossy. Looks love me,
Speaker 5: It looks love But look on the bright set. You're
Speaker 5: considering how woke your party has become. If Kamala loses,
Speaker 5: you used to have a chance to become the first
Speaker 5: woman president.
Speaker 1: Or whether it's talking about making America healthy again.
Speaker 4: Bobby Kennedy, Right, everybody likes Bobby and he's so big
Speaker 4: into the health, food and women things. Everything he wants
Speaker 4: to do, things in the environment.
Speaker 1: This campaign now exists on two planes. Trump goes out
Speaker 1: and does something completely outlandish and everybody chases it while
Speaker 1: he delivers the threat. On the downbeat, he'll take away
Speaker 1: the broadcast license, He'll imprison his opponents, and once again,
Speaker 1: Donald Trump makes clear in North Carolina that there's cheating
Speaker 1: in the election that in fact doesn't exist.
Speaker 5: He'll stop the cheating.
Speaker 1: Go to stop the cheating.
Speaker 5: How are you doing? Are they cheating, Michael? They're trying,
Speaker 5: but are they They're not going to get away with it, right.
Speaker 1: Donald Trump is laying the groundwork so that if he
Speaker 1: loses the election, he will start claiming on that night
Speaker 1: that it was stolen. But nobody talked about American elections
Speaker 1: being corrupt, American elections being stolen until Donald Trump lost one,
Speaker 1: or thought he was going to lose one, or maybe
Speaker 1: more precisely, might lose because that thought's impossible for Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: His ego, his broken, disordered personality won't allow it. And
Speaker 1: so the entire cornerstone of our civilization, our way of life,
Speaker 1: is threatened by this brittle, broken hollow man who can't
Speaker 1: stand the idea that the American people are sovereign and
Speaker 1: may decide like they did to fire him. But when
Speaker 1: it was Jimmy Carter versus Gerald Ford or Ronald Wagan
Speaker 1: versus Jimmy Carter, or Bill Clinton versus George Bush, or
Speaker 1: Barack Obama versus Hillary Clinton or John McCain. The truth
Speaker 1: of the matter is there is no country in the
Speaker 1: world that has cleaner or fairer elections than the United States, period.
Speaker 1: But Donald Trump has upended that with the forcefulness of lying.
Speaker 1: The idea that if you repeat it over and over
Speaker 1: and over again, it becomes true. Like the notion that
Speaker 1: Donald Trump's first four years were a successful presidency, not
Speaker 1: a time of abject chaos, This notion that he performed
Speaker 1: competently or ably during COVID. The truth is the mayhem
Speaker 1: that he produced cost hundreds of thousands of Americans their
Speaker 1: lives unnecessarily. He's unfit, he's unprepared, and yet half the
Speaker 1: country seems willing to go another round.
Speaker 5: Thank you very much.
Speaker 1: When you see that many Americans cheering for un American exclamations,
Speaker 1: I'll shut down the media, I'll lock up my opponents.
Speaker 1: I'll harm people because they are against me. The smallness
Speaker 1: that you're seeing, the brittleness that you're seeing, all of
Speaker 1: it together shouldn't mask the promise that's being made. When
Speaker 1: Donald Trump takes the stage and he makes an outlander's statement,
Speaker 1: that's not a promise. When Donald Trump, after he makes
Speaker 1: the outlander's statement, says he'll lock up a political opponent,
Speaker 1: that's a promise. The media covers the outlandish statement, but
Speaker 1: never the promise. The promise is all that matters. The
Speaker 1: American way of life is all that matters in this election,
Speaker 1: and the person who is defending it is the Vice
Speaker 1: President Harris. Now, fifteen million Americans have already voted. Two
Speaker 1: weeks from now, millions and millions and millions more will
Speaker 1: have already done so. And then the flood will come
Speaker 1: and sometime in the evening on the East coast, the
Speaker 1: votes they will be counted, and the states will start
Speaker 1: to report their findings and will know how it's shaping up.
Speaker 1: Two weeks to go. One candidate is talking about America's future.
Speaker 1: Another candidate is talking about Haitians eating dogs, about children
Speaker 1: kidnapped by their teachers for sexual reassignment surgery. It's all madness,
Speaker 1: and yet a lot of people seem deeply attracted to it.
Speaker 1: They look at Democrats and they look at Republicans and
Speaker 1: they see somehow in equivalents that I don't understand. But
Speaker 1: what we will all share together after this election is
Speaker 1: the consequence of it. And if Donald Trump becomes the
Speaker 1: president of the United State, dates we'll have the consequences
Speaker 1: of a choice and reports of the catastrophe that unfolds
Speaker 1: from it. Catastrophe is what lies ahead if this man
Speaker 1: becomes president again, listen to him closely, listen to him carefully.
Speaker 1: The threat he's making. It's against you, it's against us.
Speaker 1: Are you really really going to be fooled by a
Speaker 1: man who's lied to you more times than any person
Speaker 1: has ever lied to his fellow countryman In our history.
Speaker 1: Reject this man. He's vile, he's indecent, and deeply, deeply
Speaker 1: dangerous for the future of this country. This is the warning.
Speaker 1: I'm Steve Schmidt. This is the warning, and I invite
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