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Speaker 1: past performance, not to guarantee of future earnings. Biden gave
Speaker 1: his speech she came out of I was gonna say retirement.
Speaker 1: That's not quite although that would make sense. He came
Speaker 1: out of vacation to give a speech in which he
Speaker 1: basically said, look, I made the right call. Yeah, maybe
Speaker 1: it happened a little faster than we thought it would,
Speaker 1: but you know tough. And he's saying that he takes
Speaker 1: responsibility insofar as it's other people who are really responsible
Speaker 1: for this. He takes responsibility by pointing the finger at
Speaker 1: the Afghans, by pointing the finger, of course, at Trump.
Speaker 1: We all knew that was going to happen. Here he is,
Speaker 1: first off, just getting the main point across here, which
Speaker 1: is that this is the right calls, as though the
Speaker 1: issue isn't the way the withdrawal has been done. The
Speaker 1: American people, by a solid majority, want the US to
Speaker 1: end its military presence in Afghanistan. Trump wanted to do it,
Speaker 1: Biden is doing it. We all know that. But the
Speaker 1: catastrophe that's on holding on the ground in Afghanistan did
Speaker 1: not have to happen this way. Here he is play
Speaker 1: clip one. After twenty years, I've learned the hard way
Speaker 1: that there was never a good time to withdraw US forces.
Speaker 1: That's why we're still there. We were clear eyed about
Speaker 1: the risks. We planned for every contingency. But I always
Speaker 1: promised the American people that I would be straight with you.
Speaker 1: The truth is this did unfold more quickly than we
Speaker 1: had anticipated. So what's happened Afghanistan political leaders gave up
Speaker 1: and fled the country. The Afghan military collapsed sometime without
Speaker 1: trying to fight. If anything, the developments of the past
Speaker 1: week reinforced that any in US military involvement Afghanistan now
Speaker 1: was the right decision. American troops cannot and should not
Speaker 1: be fighting in the war and dine in a war
Speaker 1: that Afghan forces are not willing to fight for themselves. Now,
Speaker 1: let me just say that's a slander right there. At
Speaker 1: some level, I mean to suggest the Afghans were not
Speaker 1: willing to fight. All The Afghans were taking thousands of
Speaker 1: kia a year and have been for years now. So
Speaker 1: it's to suggest that they aren't willing they weren't willing
Speaker 1: to fight. In that broad and sweeping tone I think
Speaker 1: is unfair to those Afghans who were willing to fight,
Speaker 1: and many of them fought and died. But because Biden
Speaker 1: pulled out in the way that he did, with the
Speaker 1: speed that he did, anybody who saw what was going
Speaker 1: on here would say, well, without air cover. We're done,
Speaker 1: and that was the decision that a lot of them made.
Speaker 1: They decided to just melt away into the population. A
Speaker 1: lot of them are going to be killed, are being
Speaker 1: killed right now as you know, being executed by the Taliban.
Speaker 1: But I think it's interesting that Biden's gonna pointing the finger. Yeah,
Speaker 1: of course, there're a lot of Afghans who who turned
Speaker 1: you know, became turn coats, went to the other side,
Speaker 1: didn't want to fight. But there were some Afghans who
Speaker 1: were willing to fight, and Biden thrown them under the
Speaker 1: bus too right away, just you know, they won't fight
Speaker 1: at all. Okay, I think that's too that's sweeping. Here
Speaker 1: here's actually a buddy of mine, Matt Zeller, who was
Speaker 1: on MSNBC making this point to Brian Williams, who seemed
Speaker 1: just totally dumb struck. I wish we could have seen
Speaker 1: more of Brian William's face, while my buddy Matt, who
Speaker 1: I've known now for gosh, Matt and I go back
Speaker 1: fifteen years. Wait more than that, twenty years, No, fifteen years,
Speaker 1: we go back fifteen years. Anyway. Here he is on
Speaker 1: MSNBC play ten. He owned it, He owned his decision.
Speaker 1: He owned the fact that, as he put it, the
Speaker 1: buck stops with him. I hope he gets to hone
Speaker 1: their deaths too, don't. I feel like I watched a
Speaker 1: different speech than the rest of you guys. I was appault.
Speaker 1: There is such a profound, bold face lie in that speech,
Speaker 1: the idea that we planned for every contingency. I have
Speaker 1: been personally trying to tell this administration since it took office.
Speaker 1: I've been trying to tell our government for years that
Speaker 1: this was coming. We sent them plan after plan on
Speaker 1: how to evacuate these people. Nobody listened to us. They
Speaker 1: didn't plan for the evacuation of our Afghan wartime allies.
Speaker 1: They're trying to conduct it now at the eleventh hour.
Speaker 1: The thing that they were most concerned about was with
Speaker 1: the optics of a chaotic evacuation. Well, they got exactly
Speaker 1: what they were most concerned of by failing to do
Speaker 1: what was right when we could have done it. We
Speaker 1: had all the people in equipment in place to be
Speaker 1: able to save these people months ago, and we did nothing. Yeah. Yeah,
Speaker 1: he laid into it, as you can tell. And this
Speaker 1: is an area that I just think we have to
Speaker 1: focus in on the facts and the truth, and Matt
Speaker 1: there goes he also went to town on the whole
Speaker 1: of the Afghans wouldn't fight thing he takes. So I'll
Speaker 1: tell you why Matt takes that. So personally, he served,
Speaker 1: I know him, he served in the army over there,
Speaker 1: and he credits his interpreter with directly saving his life
Speaker 1: at least once, he says, maybe twice depending on how
Speaker 1: you count it, but at least one. So you know,
Speaker 1: there there are people that I know who feel very
Speaker 1: strongly that, And I don't know, I'm maybe I'm a
Speaker 1: little bit off on my own on this one. Sometimes
Speaker 1: in conservative media, I'm hearing a lot of people who
Speaker 1: disagree with this. But you know, you shake your you
Speaker 1: shake a man's hand, you look him in the eye,
Speaker 1: you say, you know, we're making a pact. I give
Speaker 1: you my word, you keep that. And so that's just
Speaker 1: how I feel. I think it's a point of honor.
Speaker 1: And that's why I see so many of these veterans
Speaker 1: who are coming forward and saying the guys who fought
Speaker 1: with us, who who took up arms alongside us, and
Speaker 1: were promised that they would be they would be brought
Speaker 1: to the US in exchange for their service to this country.
Speaker 1: We owe them, and I think that's I'm sorry. I think,
Speaker 1: like I said, you shake a man's hand, you look
Speaker 1: him in the eye, you say this is the deal.
Speaker 1: You keep your end of the deal. But yeah, clearly,
Speaker 1: the dissolution of the Afghan National Army effectively in the
Speaker 1: last couple of weeks is a total disaster, and so
Speaker 1: Biden has to find some way to make it about
Speaker 1: somebody else. And this is where he starts blaming Trump
Speaker 1: at all play too. When I came in office, I
Speaker 1: inherited a deal to President Trump negotiated with the Taliban.
Speaker 1: Under his agreement, US forces would be out of Afghanistan
Speaker 1: by May one, twenty twenty one, just a little over
Speaker 1: three months after I took office. US forces had already
Speaker 1: drawn down during the Trump administration from roughly fifteen thousand,
Speaker 1: five hundred American forces to two thousand and five hundred
Speaker 1: troops in country, and the Taliban was at its strongest
Speaker 1: militarily since two thousand and one. The choice I had
Speaker 1: to make as your president was either to follow through
Speaker 1: on that agreement or be prepared to go back to
Speaker 1: fighting the Taliban. In the middle of the spring fighting season.
Speaker 1: You know, he's presenting this as though he was handcuffed
Speaker 1: by Trump's decisions before him. But is that the case
Speaker 1: with any other area of Biden's foreign policy? Is that
Speaker 1: ever the case with the president that you're really on
Speaker 1: foreign policy issues locked in? It's not a Senate treaty
Speaker 1: right there. There's not some constitutional issue. Plus, look what
Speaker 1: Biden did on Iran and on climate change these other things.
Speaker 1: Didn't say, oh my British essor, oh bad guy, Orange
Speaker 1: Man bad and here we are. But what else is
Speaker 1: Biden gonna tell you? I'm an idiot, I don't know
Speaker 1: what I'm doing. I mean, that's that would have been truthful.
Speaker 1: But he's not going to to say that things are
Speaker 1: gonna get really ugly right now and after they are.
Speaker 1: It's already happening. You're just not seeing that much of
Speaker 1: it because you know the Taliband that they'll be videos
Speaker 1: released of them saying, oh, we we want to this
Speaker 1: is just straight wartime propaganda. Oh we want to make
Speaker 1: sure that everyone knows this is the Taliban now that
Speaker 1: we're not going to have reprisal killings. We're not going
Speaker 1: to do these things. But they're killing people left and
Speaker 1: right and there are atrocities, and they're already stories about
Speaker 1: Taliban fighters taking you know, forcibly taking quote wives, they're
Speaker 1: sex slaves, they're not wives. And in some cases we're
Speaker 1: talking about Taliban Taliban fighters who are effectively pedophiles. That's
Speaker 1: that's what we're actually talking about here. Who are who
Speaker 1: are pedophiles? I mean that that's what's going on. They're saying,
Speaker 1: you know, wives, but when you're taking girls as wives
Speaker 1: at the ages that are being reported right now. But
Speaker 1: the Taliban's a bunch of sick, fundamentalist weirdos. I mean,
Speaker 1: this is where we are. I mean, they're bad guys.
Speaker 1: They are the bad guys. They have been all along,
Speaker 1: and we're going to see that, unfortunately play out in Afghanistan.
Speaker 1: It is playing out right now, and and the US
Speaker 1: government is reduced to this, you know, Oh wait, hold on,
Speaker 1: you mean you mean that you're not going to put
Speaker 1: your gender pronoun your preferred pronouns in your Taliban and
Speaker 1: Twitter bios. Wait a second, what's going on? We want
Speaker 1: you to be nice, be nice, Taliban. That's what the
Speaker 1: State Department, which is honestly has always been full of.
Speaker 1: Effeckless worthless bureaucrats. I mean, there are some good people
Speaker 1: at State, obviously I've known some, but they're one in ten.
Speaker 1: The State Department is one, you know, is ten percent
Speaker 1: great worthwhile people who just happen to love international relations,
Speaker 1: you know, twenty thirty percent people who actively despise America
Speaker 1: and wish that they had citizenship. I think from some
Speaker 1: other place, you know, the the international community could give
Speaker 1: them citizenship. And so what we had forty percent now
Speaker 1: and then sixty percent people who just show up because
Speaker 1: they just want to get a paycheck from the federal
Speaker 1: government and not do anything. And that's the State Department
Speaker 1: for you. Just you know, it is a vast broth
Speaker 1: of sloth. But here's another guy who's actually an old,
Speaker 1: old associate buddy of mine, mister Ned Price. I haven't
Speaker 1: seen or spoken in Ned in a long time. Matt
Speaker 1: and I were just Matt Zeller and I were just
Speaker 1: texting last night about his appearance on MSNBC. Ned haven't.
Speaker 1: I haven't spoken to Ned since he wrote that op
Speaker 1: ed saying that he was a professional government analyst. And
Speaker 1: then it came out that he had given all this
Speaker 1: money to the Obama campaign of course, or the Hillary campaign.
Speaker 1: I can't even remember that which one it was now,
Speaker 1: it was pretty funny. Anyway, here he is play seven.
Speaker 1: The UN Security Council is should a joint press statement
Speaker 1: earlier today calling for a new government that is united,
Speaker 1: inclusive and representative, including with the full and full and
Speaker 1: meaningful participation of women, and the Council spoke with one
Speaker 1: voice to underscore that Afghanistan must abide by its international obligations,
Speaker 1: including to international humanitarian law, and ensure the safety and
Speaker 1: security of all Afghans in international citizens. Yeah, they're really
Speaker 1: going to be shaking in their bare feet about that one.
Speaker 1: In the Taliban. Oh no, what are we gonna do?
Speaker 1: The State Department spokesperson says, we have to be inclusive
Speaker 1: and representative at our government. I mean, come on, folks,
Speaker 1: we all we all see exactly what this is. We
Speaker 1: all see exactly what's what's happening. But at the end
Speaker 1: of the day, Biden's straight up saying, yep, I did it.
Speaker 1: Whatever happens happens. Sure it looked ugly, Sure it looked haphazard,
Speaker 1: but he's telling you that he wouldn't really change all
Speaker 1: that much. Happened more rapidly than they anticipated that was
Speaker 1: the biggest admission he had Play three. There was no
Speaker 1: agreement protecting our forces after May one. There was no
Speaker 1: status quo of stability without American casualties. After May one,
Speaker 1: there was only core reality if you're either following through
Speaker 1: on the agreement to withdraw ours or escalating the conflict
Speaker 1: and sending thousands more American troops back into combat in Afghanistan,
Speaker 1: lurching into the third decade of conflict. I stand squarely
Speaker 1: behind my decision, stands squarely behind his decision, he says.
Speaker 1: But it's also Trump's fault, and that and the Afghans
Speaker 1: for not fighting. I mean, yeah, the Afghans decided in
Speaker 1: large measure not to continue the fight. But this notion
Speaker 1: that there was never a will to fight, that that
Speaker 1: was what I was reacting to before. And I know
Speaker 1: I talked him to my buddy Madzilla about that, and
Speaker 1: he feels very strongly that there were some at you know,
Speaker 1: we're painting with a very broad brush with the Afghan
Speaker 1: national security forces at this point. But it's it's done, folks.
Speaker 1: It's over. I mean the war, the war's over. I mean,
Speaker 1: we got six thousand troops to essentially keep at the
Speaker 1: airport going as it is, so we can get the
Speaker 1: last of acuees out. But unless the Taliban does something
Speaker 1: really crazy, which they could certainly do, provide safe harbor
Speaker 1: for al Qaido or some other group ISIS whatever, and
Speaker 1: conduct a large scale terror attack, I think we can
Speaker 1: all see that this war, the war in Afghanistan, is done.
Speaker 1: But you know how Plato says, only the dead have
Speaker 1: seen the end of war. Afghanistan hasn't seen the end
Speaker 1: of war, that's for sure. I wish I could say otherwise.
Speaker 1: But what's going to happen there now? There will be
Speaker 1: a cleansing and ethnic cleansing, a gender an oppression mechanism
Speaker 1: or oppression machinery used here, and they'll also go after Hazaras,
Speaker 1: who are an ethnic minority there, and others. But the
Speaker 1: kind of brutality that will be on display is going
Speaker 1: to turn the world's stomach for a long time to come.
Speaker 1: But this is the decision that has been made, and
Speaker 1: at least we are ending an endless war, that is true,
Speaker 1: although I do worry that we could end up being
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Speaker 1: this good in life, straight up vACC mandate. That's what
Speaker 1: this is. And I told you. And by the way,
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Speaker 1: I got some of your messages. People were upset when
Speaker 1: I when I told them that I got the vaccine,
Speaker 1: and to that I just say, yeah, I held out
Speaker 1: as long as I possibly realistically could in a sea
Speaker 1: of blue lunacy. But what am I gonna do? Folks?
Speaker 1: You know, are you gonna fly or are you gonna
Speaker 1: put on a mask? Well you could say you're gonna
Speaker 1: be an anti masker, but they're gonna kick your butt
Speaker 1: off the plane and bar you from ever flying that
Speaker 1: airline again. They understand these mechanisms of control. This is
Speaker 1: why I've said, use what you can, do what you
Speaker 1: can where you can, but don't suffer extreme consequences on
Speaker 1: your own because you're not going to actually be able
Speaker 1: to affect the change that you want. It's not worth it.
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Speaker 1: on your Jet Blue flight or even worse, your Spirit
Speaker 1: Airlines flight and sit down and say I'm not masking
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Speaker 1: they made me make a choice. Go to your I've
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Speaker 1: brother's weddings, or refuse to get the shot. That was
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Speaker 1: what we're facing now. The things they said they wouldn't do,
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Speaker 1: I had to get a shot over this. I am
Speaker 1: furious that I'm back because there was no need for
Speaker 1: me to get vaccinated. I have natural immunity. You it
Speaker 1: was completely dumb, but they found a way. You know,
Speaker 1: I live in New York City. It was the same
Speaker 1: thing when I eventually started wearing a mask in the
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Speaker 1: in my building I was supposed to be wearing. I
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Speaker 1: What do you think is going to happen when the
Speaker 1: people who have been completely insane about this all along
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Speaker 1: pretty big deal, isn't it. And if you're relying on
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Speaker 1: New York City VACS passport. I got my brother's wedding
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Speaker 1: in the next few days, it's not going to help me.
Speaker 1: And who knows what judge do you think is going
Speaker 1: to want to want to do that? I just saw today.
Speaker 1: I mean, there's data the show a pretty solid majority
Speaker 1: of the American people, at least according to poles. You
Speaker 1: could tell me the poles are crap, and I'd say,
Speaker 1: maybe you're right. I don't know, but the polls show
Speaker 1: that people believe a majority of Americans believe in masking
Speaker 1: up their kids. I just talked to Matt Walsh yesterday
Speaker 1: here the Daily Wire, and I was amazing to hear
Speaker 1: him tell me that because I had always assumed that
Speaker 1: the vast majority, I knew there were some people who
Speaker 1: just can't understand statistics, risks, numbers are just not very bright,
Speaker 1: and they think that their children are going to die
Speaker 1: of COVID. But I always assumed it was the fear
Speaker 1: of children giving it to adults that was motivating the
Speaker 1: masking in school situation. But no, there are actually a
Speaker 1: lot of adults who really think they're parents, who think
Speaker 1: that they're they're a little five year old or they're
Speaker 1: eight year old is going to die unless every kid
Speaker 1: around them is masked. And here's doctor Lena Wynn, who
Speaker 1: was the chief butcher of Planned Parenthood for a while,
Speaker 1: so don't expect her to have any ethics, morality, or decency,
Speaker 1: but here she is on masks in schools on CNN
Speaker 1: Play eleven. Why wouldn't we want every single tool at
Speaker 1: our disposal to help to keep our children safe at
Speaker 1: this point? I mean, we wouldn't imagine bringing together twenty
Speaker 1: thirty unvaccinated adults, putting them in a single room together
Speaker 1: the entire day and have them not wear masks. Why
Speaker 1: would we say that that's okay for our children. They're
Speaker 1: never going to stop. They're never going to stop. We
Speaker 1: have to stop them otherwise you can just accept that
Speaker 1: we're heading towards a society where there's so much what
Speaker 1: I would just describe as mass mental illness that we
Speaker 1: have to live based on the fears of people who
Speaker 1: have no ability to gauge these risks for themselves. You
Speaker 1: see what's going on in New Zealand has gone into
Speaker 1: a lockdown over one COVID case. One, So now you
Speaker 1: got you got a few million people, give or take
Speaker 1: who can't go about their normal lives because there's one
Speaker 1: case of a disease that has a ninety nine point
Speaker 1: seven Cereino survival rate. One case in Australia, they're they're
Speaker 1: saying that you cannot take your mask off while drinking
Speaker 1: alcohol outdoors. What is wrong with these people? How have
Speaker 1: they become? Honestly, they're just such deluded cowards. What is
Speaker 1: going on? I mean, at some point can't they just
Speaker 1: see that there are trade offs to live your life.
Speaker 1: I had to go through all of this idiocy during
Speaker 1: the COVID lockdowns in New York, all the masks and
Speaker 1: the distancing and the put your feet here and don't
Speaker 1: stand there and wash your hands a million times a day,
Speaker 1: still got COVID, just like pretty much everybody else I
Speaker 1: know right now still got COVID. So what do they
Speaker 1: really think they're doing with this? It's pathetick. I mean,
Speaker 1: I don't know. I don't know if it's like a
Speaker 1: pandemic of low testosterone or something. But you have all
Speaker 1: these guys in particular that I see from, you know,
Speaker 1: in the media and in American politics, and they're all going,
Speaker 1: you know, oh, you know what a fucking corner. I
Speaker 1: don't know, man, I mean, we could die from any
Speaker 1: number of things. You could die every time you get
Speaker 1: into a car. You don't cry about it all the time.
Speaker 1: But the media has just been able to hit the
Speaker 1: panic centers of people's brains with this stuff. It's it's
Speaker 1: and it's really affecting us. New York has never really reopened.
Speaker 1: These cities have not actually fully recovered. They're not back
Speaker 1: to normal, not even close. And now they've got vaccine mandates.
Speaker 1: I mean, I just know New York the best, but
Speaker 1: even here in I'm gonna tell you, I'm in Nashville
Speaker 1: right now. Even here in Nashville, some of the ubers
Speaker 1: that I get into, guys have a mask gone. I've
Speaker 1: had people ask me to mask up in the Uber.
Speaker 1: It's not it's not gone. It's not like it doesn't
Speaker 1: exist here. You go to the airport, same thing, and
Speaker 1: I try to tell everybody, buddy, and I think there
Speaker 1: was a little bit too much of this sense of
Speaker 1: separation of Oh, I'm in a state where it's normal
Speaker 1: around me. It's like, well, the federal government's coming for
Speaker 1: you too with this stuff. This isn't just a New
Speaker 1: York City problem or just to Los Angeles or a
Speaker 1: Chicago or an Atlanta problem. So I'm I'm not going
Speaker 1: to give up the fight. I'm going to fight against
Speaker 1: the mandates. No one is more no one is more
Speaker 1: pissed off than I am about my having to get
Speaker 1: a shot that I don't need. I can assure you
Speaker 1: of that, no one is more annoyed than me. So
Speaker 1: I while I got I got your emails and your
Speaker 1: message saying you're disappointed or you know, how could I
Speaker 1: or whatever trust me. I really didn't want to, but
Speaker 1: you know whether the alternative was to kick myself forever
Speaker 1: for being absent from my little brother's wedding. And they
Speaker 1: found my They found a pressure point, and they're finding
Speaker 1: them for all of us. So what we have to
Speaker 1: do is take the power away from them to find
Speaker 1: the pressure points. Not just say yeah, just suffer. Just
Speaker 1: keep suffering, you know, keep getting thrown off of airplanes.
Speaker 1: That'll make them stop. No, that actually won't make them stop.
Speaker 1: We need to take the power from them to do
Speaker 1: these things. That's the only way that it really stops.
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