Speaker 1: Here's what Mark Cuban said, he would rather vote for
Speaker 1: Joe Biden on his deathbed than he would for Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: It's Tuesday, March the fifth. There are two hundred and
Speaker 1: forty five days remaining until America picks its next commander
Speaker 1: in chief. Here is today's warning and a quick reminder
Speaker 1: this morning, remember subscribe to the Warning YouTube channel. What
Speaker 1: is the mood of the American electorate? All of these
Speaker 1: questions will play out during the months ahead, but we
Speaker 1: start out at a place where it's important to recognize
Speaker 1: how discontented the American electorate is. Overwhelming percentages of the
Speaker 1: American people do not like, do not want, and incredibly
Speaker 1: do not yet fully believe that the choice is going
Speaker 1: to be President Biden versus former President Donald Trump. Tonight,
Speaker 1: the Super Tuesday results will make that fact clear. Both
Speaker 1: men are winning their party's nominations in his historic fashion.
Speaker 1: Donald Trump is undefeated in any state. He will win
Speaker 1: all fifty states, probably every territory except for the two
Speaker 1: thousand Republicans who voted in the federal District of Washington DC.
Speaker 1: Within this deep dissatisfaction are great concerns and worries about
Speaker 1: Joe Biden's age, and those worries fall into two buckets. Primarily,
Speaker 1: the first is can President Biden win? Can he do
Speaker 1: the job as a candidate? And then two will he
Speaker 1: make it through a second term as president competently? Can
Speaker 1: he be president? Can he lead the world's most powerful nation?
Speaker 1: And of course the implication behind that is President Kamala
Speaker 1: Harris now billionaire more Cuban, an ardent foe of trump Ism,
Speaker 1: somebody who is articulately, indecisively called out the maga extremist
Speaker 1: leader over and over again, has made clear his preferences
Speaker 1: in the electorate and in the way that more Cuban
Speaker 1: uniquely has. He has stripped away all of the underlying
Speaker 1: brush and got to the heart of the matter. He
Speaker 1: laid out the choice as it is, as clear as day,
Speaker 1: and has drawn a bright line at the point of decision.
Speaker 1: Here's what Mark Cuban said. He would rather vote for
Speaker 1: Joe Biden on his deathbed than he would for Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: That is the Cuban position, and he's not alone. One
Speaker 1: of the findings inside the New York Times poll is
Speaker 1: that the people who are deeply worried and have the
Speaker 1: greatest level of concern about both candidates are Biden voters.
Speaker 1: They will either turn out for Biden or they will
Speaker 1: stay home, which is in action for Trump. The choice
Speaker 1: in the electorate, the choice for the country's future at
Speaker 1: the edge of its two hundred and fiftieth birthday, is
Speaker 1: whether to install into power a man who seeks to
Speaker 1: unwind unwind the accomplishments, the achievements of the American Revolution
Speaker 1: and everything that came after that spread freedom and liberty
Speaker 1: and equality to all people, regardless of race and creed,
Speaker 1: and religion or sexual orientation. What Donald Trump proposes is
Speaker 1: a multi headed monstrosity, a police state that will round
Speaker 1: up millions and assign them to vast camps from which
Speaker 1: they'll be deported without much do process. Apparently. What it
Speaker 1: means is the retribution against political speech and political opposition
Speaker 1: and dissent and protest. What it means is the tolerance
Speaker 1: for violence. What it means is a license for corruption.
Speaker 1: What it means is a subjugation of human rights below
Speaker 1: a dogma of political power. Political power that asserts that
Speaker 1: the leader, that the movement, that the party, and ultimately
Speaker 1: the state, which is a blend of all of the above,
Speaker 1: is more powerful, more important, and above the human being.
Speaker 1: There's a name for this philosophy. It's called fascism, and
Speaker 1: it's what Donald Trump believes in. He is a fascist.
Speaker 1: The tension that is playing out in the Republican Party
Speaker 1: is the tension that always plays out at the tectonic
Speaker 1: place where a fascist faction meets the vestigal conservative faction.
Speaker 1: This party is irreconcilable because the two factions cannot be
Speaker 1: squared if on the one side, truly there are devotees
Speaker 1: to the ideas that founded the Republic, the notion that
Speaker 1: all men and today all of us are created equal,
Speaker 1: endowed by a creator with inalienable rights. The doctrine and
Speaker 1: dogmas of power that strong makes right do not fit
Speaker 1: within that system and can never be made to fit.
Speaker 1: So within this division that will play out in the
Speaker 1: Republican Party where Nikki Haley will get somewhere across the
Speaker 1: sixteen states between twenty five to forty percent. There is
Speaker 1: a faction, But what is it that they support? Will
Speaker 1: in the end these people come around and support Donald Trump,
Speaker 1: believing the greater threat is the opposing political tribe. Even
Speaker 1: know that tribe, that party, the Democratic Party, the oldest
Speaker 1: in the world, is the only political institution in the
Speaker 1: country left standing despite all of its flaws, that believes
Speaker 1: in the central tenets and ideas of the country, which
Speaker 1: are that the people are sovereign, the people decide who
Speaker 1: rules in an election. This is what's at stake. This
Speaker 1: is the cornerstone of the American way of life. This
Speaker 1: is the foundation. Everything that exists has grown from this space,
Speaker 1: from this soil, from this place. This is what is
Speaker 1: being poisoned by a national malevolence that holds I want
Speaker 1: power and I'll take it or regardless of any restraints,
Speaker 1: any restrictions, because in the end, all that matters is me,
Speaker 1: and that is the foundation, the cornerstone of trump Ism,
Speaker 1: of American fascism, of the revengist American First Movement. This
Speaker 1: must be opposed, and it must be defeated by a
Speaker 1: vast coalition that unites not around Joe Biden's brilliance or excellence,
Speaker 1: or around a belief in the man, but about something
Speaker 1: much bigger, much more important. At the edge of the
Speaker 1: country's two hundred and fiftieth anniversary of independence, a belief
Speaker 1: and an idea, and an ideal that has lit the world,
Speaker 1: a rekindling of it. It must be asserted and proclaimed
Speaker 1: broadly and loudly and proudly. We are Americans, and Americans
Speaker 1: should never ever hollering the disrespect to the ideas and
Speaker 1: the ideals and the sacrifices that have been made to
Speaker 1: bequeath the Republic to us in freedom and liberty, that
Speaker 1: are daily made by a miscrant like Donald Trump, a
Speaker 1: low man of low standing, accused criminally convicted of sexual assault,
Speaker 1: the insider of insurrection, the purveyor of lies against the
Speaker 1: outcome of an election that have poisoned faith, idealism, and
Speaker 1: belief in the greatest experiment in the history of human civilization.
Speaker 1: That man tonight will take a giant leap forward as
Speaker 1: the leader of the third oldest political party in the
Speaker 1: world that has metastasized into something profoundly different from what
Speaker 1: its founders believed it would be and was for a
Speaker 1: very long time. It isn't a great choice, but should
Speaker 1: the choice become the defense of an idea against a
Speaker 1: deep threat through a vote or a man that somebody
Speaker 1: feels may be diminished, it is the obvious and only choice,
Speaker 1: because in the end, the other choice threatens the cornerstones
Speaker 1: the foundations of the American way of life. This isn't
Speaker 1: an election about tax codes. This is an election about
Speaker 1: liberty and about power, and about whether in America a
Speaker 1: president is an emperor, king or a caesar. And the
Speaker 1: answer to that, and forevermore, must always be no. Thank
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