Speaker 1: Sixty two days, two months. It's all the time that
Speaker 1: remains in the twenty twenty four presidential race. We are
Speaker 1: six days out from the presidential debate between Vice President
Speaker 1: Harris and the Donald. This is the warning the Donald
Speaker 1: is laying low. Now he'll never say that he's deeply
Speaker 1: engaged in debate prep, but that's exactly what he's doing.
Speaker 1: He thinks by lying about that fact, by telling his
Speaker 1: supporters that he was born ready, that he doesn't need
Speaker 1: any preparation, that somehow he looks stronger. But if you
Speaker 1: look at his interviews, he looks tired, beaten, dragged down,
Speaker 1: dragged across the pavement losing. Where is Donald Trump's energy?
Speaker 1: He did a couple of podcasts over Labor Day and
Speaker 1: Labor Day weekend that are just coming out. Let's take
Speaker 1: a part Donald Trump's worldview and his charities.
Speaker 2: I could have done a big number in Hillary Clinton.
Speaker 2: I thought it looked terrible to take the president's wife
Speaker 2: and put her in prison. She's so lucky I didn't
Speaker 2: do anything. She's so lucky. Hillary is a lucky woman.
Speaker 2: Because I had a lot of people pushing me to
Speaker 2: They wanted to, they wanted to see something, but I had,
Speaker 2: I could have done something very but I thought it
Speaker 2: looked so bad. Think of it. You have the president
Speaker 2: of the United States, and you also had Secretary of State,
Speaker 2: right she was, But you're going to put the president's
Speaker 2: wife in prison.
Speaker 1: The Donald threatened Americans. He does it usually in the
Speaker 1: form of one of his opponents, most often Hillary of Clinton.
Speaker 1: You see, Donald likes to tell us he's benign, not dangerous,
Speaker 1: because when he had power, he decided not to I guess,
Speaker 1: lock up. In his words, the president's wife, maybe put
Speaker 1: her into a camp, shoot her. Who knows what it
Speaker 1: is that he's talking about. Because Secretary Clinton, former First
Speaker 1: Lady of the United States and a United States senator,
Speaker 1: has never been indicted, let alone convicted of a crime
Speaker 1: like the convicted felon Donald Trump. Now we have to
Speaker 1: dig in here because Donald Trump is making a threat.
Speaker 1: This is a threat. What he's saying is arbitrarily because
Speaker 1: he wanted to, or because he thought it might be
Speaker 1: in his interest, or he just doesn't like the idea
Speaker 1: of anyone opposing him. He has the power to lock
Speaker 1: up and arrest Americans. Any Americans understand this. If he
Speaker 1: claims the power to warbitra prier of he lock up.
Speaker 1: Secretary of Hillary Clinton, one of the most famous people
Speaker 1: in the world, a woman who a generation ago said
Speaker 1: human rights are women's rights, and women's rights are human rights.
Speaker 1: What that means is he can lock up and do
Speaker 1: anything he wants to anyone because, according to him, he
Speaker 1: has the power. The power he thinks is unlimited. That's
Speaker 1: what he thinks the presidency is. Let's watch him talk
Speaker 1: about it with a mom's for liberty loob.
Speaker 2: So let's talk a little bit about some of the
Speaker 2: things that you might be able to do as president.
Speaker 1: Well, you can do everything.
Speaker 2: President has such power. It does such power.
Speaker 1: Power, the power to detain you because he doesn't like
Speaker 1: what you think. Over and over again, Donald Trump has
Speaker 1: threatened Americans for revenge and for retribution. And here you
Speaker 1: get to hear Donald Trump espoused the worldview the fact
Speaker 1: that an American who opposes him gets to walk around
Speaker 1: free isn't because they have inalienable rights. It isn't because
Speaker 1: they have constitutional protections and guarantees that make it impossible
Speaker 1: for the state to interfere in their speech, in their worship,
Speaker 1: in their assembly. According to Trump, it's because of his
Speaker 1: generosity of spirit, it's dangerous and it's a threat. What
Speaker 1: he's saying is, as he said many times, so long
Speaker 1: as everybody is nice to me, I guess no one
Speaker 1: gets locked up, prosecuted under false charges, shot, or goes
Speaker 1: to jail. So long as Trump wins every election and
Speaker 1: everybody votes the right way, we won't see any more
Speaker 1: violence on the days that we set in motion the
Speaker 1: peaceful transfer or power. You see, it's our fault because
Speaker 1: we provoked Trump to have to use the power that
Speaker 1: he has. For Trump, how sick and twisted can you
Speaker 1: get inside a democratic society built on the concepts of
Speaker 1: liberty and freedom. Always there is the threat, and closely
Speaker 1: behind it the slur Donald Trump is about to slur
Speaker 1: Vice President Harris.
Speaker 2: They said, Sarah, would you come to the grave, and
Speaker 2: then they said, when we were there, it's very sad actually,
Speaker 2: because these people shouldn't have died. They shouldn't have died.
Speaker 2: They died because of Biden and because of Kamala. They
Speaker 2: died because it's just like if they pulled the trigger. Okay, Now,
Speaker 2: I don't know if that's controversial to say, but I
Speaker 2: don't think it is.
Speaker 1: He doesn't blame the Taliban, who killed the American soldiers.
Speaker 1: He blames Americans. The reason the United States of America
Speaker 1: left Afghanistan in chaos and disorder is because the Trump
Speaker 1: administration mandated America surrender to the Taliban on a date certain.
Speaker 1: The idea that Vice President Harris hold the trigger is
Speaker 1: an obscenity, an obscenity almost as great as this picture,
Speaker 1: which was meant purposefully to be taken on that spot
Speaker 1: to amplify the politics of the slur. It's how the
Speaker 1: Donald works. There are threats, and there are slurs, and
Speaker 1: none of it is true except for the threats, because
Speaker 1: he honestly believes he has the power to kill, and
Speaker 1: so do a lot of the people around him, people
Speaker 1: like Stephen Miller, who in the Oval office was rebuked
Speaker 1: by the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, who
Speaker 1: turned to him and said, shut the fuck up, Stephen,
Speaker 1: after he asked if the military could incinerate a boat
Speaker 1: full of refugees off of San Diego. Giving these people
Speaker 1: power is beyond dangerous. By the way, do you ever
Speaker 1: wonder how it is that Donald Trump comes up with
Speaker 1: this stuff quote his truth? Now we know thanks to
Speaker 1: a podcast. Let's watch the amazingness.
Speaker 2: What are you doing? Usually when you're composing a truth
Speaker 2: like are you chilling back on a couch? Couches, beds, okay,
Speaker 2: a lot of different things, So lying.
Speaker 1: In bed or on the couch, he comes up with
Speaker 1: the nonsense, the slur and the threats. An outdake go
Speaker 1: washing all over America. The fascist Dahn CouchSurfing a hobby
Speaker 1: shares in common apparently with his vice presidential candidate. And
Speaker 1: of course there's reality. Look at how uncomfortable Donald Trump
Speaker 1: is talking about his close friend Jeffrey Epstein. Why do
Speaker 1: you think so many smart, powerful people allowed him to
Speaker 1: get so close?
Speaker 2: He was a good salesman, you know, was a hale
Speaker 2: and hardy type of guy. He had some nice assets
Speaker 2: that he'd throw around, like islands. But a lot of
Speaker 2: big people went to that island. But fortunately I was
Speaker 2: not one of them.
Speaker 1: God, he must be passed that this young man dared
Speaker 1: to ask him about it. Not understand how worried that
Speaker 1: Donald is with this question, But it is an exposition
Speaker 1: of reality. Except the assets that the Donald is talking
Speaker 1: about here aren't the planes in the island. It's all
Speaker 1: the young women. And we know that Donald loves young women,
Speaker 1: whether it was bursting into the dressing rooms at the
Speaker 1: Miss TENUSA pageant sexualizing his daughter. We know what Donald
Speaker 1: Trump and Jeffrey Epstein shared in common, along with a
Speaker 1: lot of other very sick and powerful men who believe
Speaker 1: they have the power to invent their own realities to
Speaker 1: slur anybody they want. But when Donald Trump answers his
Speaker 1: question about Jeffrey Epstein, it opens a door to how
Speaker 1: fantastical and how full of shit his answers to almost
Speaker 1: everything are. Let's watch him talk about China and his
Speaker 1: secret plans to avoid war and his secret plan to
Speaker 1: end the Ukraine War.
Speaker 2: How do we have avoid war with China in the
Speaker 2: twenty first century? Well, there are ways. Now here's the problem.
Speaker 2: If I tell you how, and I'd love to do it.
Speaker 2: But if I give you a plan, like I have
Speaker 2: a very exacting plan how to stop Ukraine and Russia.
Speaker 2: And I have a certain idea, maybe not a plan,
Speaker 2: but an idea for China, because we do you know,
Speaker 2: we're going to We're in a lot of trouble. There'll
Speaker 2: be in a lot of trouble too, but we're in
Speaker 2: a lot of trouble. But I can't give you those plans,
Speaker 2: because if I give you those plans, I'm not going
Speaker 2: to be able to use them. They'll be very unsuccessful.
Speaker 1: Putin is counting down the days until maybe Trump is
Speaker 1: back in the White House where he can get the
Speaker 1: best deal he can get, because in the White House
Speaker 1: will be an idiot, a weakling, and an appeaser. That's
Speaker 1: good for Russia, that's good for China, it's bad for
Speaker 1: our allies, and good for every autocrat in the world.
Speaker 1: Here's the truth about Trump. It's the most unfit man
Speaker 1: to ever hold political power in America. It's morally unfit.
Speaker 1: He's intellectually unfit, spiritually unfit. He is incompetent at an
Speaker 1: epic level. He was the worst president in American history.
Speaker 1: Yet somehow his fluency in English has unlocked some type
Speaker 1: of anesthetic that numbs the ability of normal people to
Speaker 1: think for themselves. It makes them look to join his
Speaker 1: awful community. Maybe because it makes their lives a bit
Speaker 1: more exciting. Who knows. But when you watch it all
Speaker 1: in total, Trump is a demagogue and a liar, a
Speaker 1: full of epic dimensions, a clown, but a games one
Speaker 1: because he's the type of clown who believes he has
Speaker 1: the power to do as he pleases. It's an un
Speaker 1: American belief and it's dangerous, and he keeps saying the
Speaker 1: quiet part out loud. Donald Trump actually believes he has
Speaker 1: the power to kill his political opponents. He believes the
Speaker 1: sign of his grace is his choice so far not
Speaker 1: to do it. It's all madness, all of it. Make
Speaker 1: it stop. Americans have the power to do that. They
Speaker 1: just have to throw a switch or check a box
Speaker 1: to call the vote. And the vote is how we
Speaker 1: make the madness end. This is the warning. I'm Steve Schmidt.
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