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00:00:00.000On Saturday night, an ISIS bomber blew himself up along with 51 other people at a Kurdish wedding party in Gaziantep in Turkey.
00:00:08.000According to the Turkish government, the suicide bomber was 12 to 14 years old.
00:00:12.000Then, on Sunday night in Kirkuk, Iraqi police tackled would-be suicide bomber, a 12-year-old boy.
00:00:17.000They stripped him of his suicide belt.
00:00:19.000According to the UN, thousands of children have been kidnapped in Iraq, with many boys recruited or pressured into suicide bombing.
00:00:25.000Just a few weeks ago, tape emerged of a Palestinian man sending his toddler son at soldiers.
00:00:30.000The toddler carried a Palestinian flag.
00:00:32.000The kid, three years old, also carried rocks.
00:00:34.000The father urged the boy to throw them at the soldiers.
00:00:37.000Instead, the Israeli troops gave over and gave the boy a high five.
00:00:40.000Jihadists routinely recruit children for military purposes.
00:00:43.000During the Iran-Iraq war, the Iranian regime recruited and used thousands of children in battle as human shields and, reportedly, to clear minefields.
00:00:51.000Saddam Hussein also used to use kids in his army.
00:00:53.000Terrorist groups from Hamas to Hezbollah routinely trained small children in terrorist methods.
00:00:58.000Westerners simply can't understand the barbaric willingness of jihadist enemies to sacrifice their own kids to murder other people.
00:01:06.000But that's the nature of this battle, and that's why it's so unbelievably foolhardy of the left to assume that women and teens can't be radicalized, to assume jihadists are mainly concerned about economic immobility, to differentiate between the battles fought by Israel against jihadism and the battles fought by all the other Western countries against those same jihadists.
00:01:23.000Jihadists are willing to sacrifice their kids, not because they're looking for new sanitation jobs, but because they have a philosophy of life and death that differs from that of the West.
00:01:32.000Hamas routinely proclaims, we love death more than you love life.
00:01:36.000And so they're willing to kill their own kids to fight the infidel.
00:01:38.000Meanwhile, the West struggles with how to deal with the fact that we love jihadist kids more than their own parents do.
00:01:44.000That's an intractable philosophic problem.
00:01:46.000It's not going to be solved with pretty Obama turns of phrase or redistribution of income.
00:01:51.000It's only going to be solved by a complete and utter defeat of jihadist ideology and the killing of as many jihadists as humanly possible.
00:01:58.000The first step, though, is recognizing their evil.
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00:04:02.000So her gal pal Huma Abedin, who's her top aide.
00:04:05.000She apparently has now been linked, and this has been true for years, people have linked her to this before, to the Journal of Muslim Minority Affairs.
00:04:12.000Her mommy was the editor-in-chief of the Journal of Muslim Minority Affairs.
00:04:16.000And Huma Abedin started working there about the time she became a White House intern.
00:04:23.000Specifically, Green lit a piece that ripped apart Hillary Clinton's feminist agenda.
00:04:29.000There's a 1996 article arguing that single moms, working moms, and gay couples with kids should not be recognized as families.
00:04:36.000It also states that more revealing dress ushered in by women's lib, quote, directly translates into unwanted results of sexual promiscuity and irresponsibility and indirectly promote violence against women.
00:04:47.000So that's a whole short skirt means that you want to be raped argument.
00:04:50.000That was one of the articles that she published while she was the assistant editor there.
00:04:55.000The author asserted, quote, a conjugal family established through a marriage contract between a man and a woman and extended through procreation is the only definition of family that a Muslim can accept.
00:05:04.000And they say that pushing mothers out into the open labor market is a clear demonstration of a lack of respect of womanhood and motherhood.
00:05:10.000See, that's not even just saying that if you dress non-modestly, that's not saying that if a woman works, that's a terrible thing.
00:05:18.000At this journal at the same time all this was going on.
00:05:21.000Now imagine for a second that you had a Republican who's the editor of a journal where they said women working was terrible and non-religious and horrible in every way.
00:05:30.000You think that person would last five seconds in national politics?
00:05:33.000But Huma Abedin won't be forced to disassociate from Hillary Clinton.
00:05:36.000After all, no one would want that heartbroken relationship on their hands.
00:05:39.000So the media ain't gonna force a divide between Huma Abedin and Hillary Clinton.
00:05:44.000Abedin right now, she is saying that she played no formal role in the Muslim Journal, even though she was listed as an editor on the periodical's masthead for a dozen years.
00:05:52.000Not for five minutes, for a dozen years.
00:05:55.000They refuse to say, by the way, whether she was being paid by the journal at the same time.
00:06:02.000Hillary's top aide was the assistant editor on a journal that said that women should not work and that if women did work, it was a dishonor.
00:06:49.000John Podesta is, of course, Hillary Clinton's campaign chairman.
00:06:52.000So the Podesta Group is now being investigated.
00:06:55.000For connections they have to Trump's campaign manager.
00:06:57.000So Hillary's campaign manager's group is now being investigated for its tie to Trump's campaign manager.
00:07:02.000If that doesn't say incest, I don't know what does, but it's bad news for Hillary Clinton just showing more corrupt ties from Hillary Clinton.
00:07:32.000And she apparently said, oh, that sounds like a great idea.
00:07:35.000OK, the reality, of course, is that what Colin Powell did while he was Secretary of State has nothing to do with what Hillary did.
00:07:41.000Colin Powell had a personal email address where he handled personal emails, and he had a government email address where he handed government emails, which is kind of how you were supposed to do it at the time.
00:07:49.000Later, they said, put it all in the government email so we can make sure that everything is safe so that people don't email you the wrong thing to the wrong email address.
00:07:56.000But Colin Powell said, you know, I used to have one, not the other.
00:08:01.000Hillary says, no, that's why I set up a private server.
00:08:04.000So now Colin Powell says, look, I'm not going to get thrown under the bus on this thing.
00:08:08.000I am not interested in being her fall guy.
00:08:11.000So here is a spokesperson, a spokeswoman for Powell's office issued a statement, quote,
00:08:16.000General Powell has no recollection of the dinner conversation.
00:08:19.000He did write Secretary Clinton an email memo describing his use of personal AOL email account for unclassified messages and how it vastly improved communications within the State Department.
00:08:29.000At the time, there was no equivalent system within the department.
00:08:32.000He used a secure state computer on his desk to manage classified information.
00:08:35.000The general no longer has the email he sent to former Secretary Clinton.
00:08:39.000It may exist in state or FBI files, although since she was using a private email address,
00:08:45.000He was also asked by People Magazine about whether he was the source of all of this, and he said, no, Hillary Clinton's just trying to use me as a fall guy.
00:10:11.000In November, the foundation had to restate six years of tax documents to account for previously undisclosed revenue from foreign governments.
00:10:18.000So, that's bad news piece number four for Hillary Clinton.
00:10:21.000The Clinton Foundation is obviously a pass-through for the State Department.
00:10:25.000Basically, there's a massive pay-for-play deal going on.
00:10:27.000People would give money to the Clinton Foundation, and then they'd get favors from Hillary Clinton.
00:10:31.000So that's bad piece of news number four.
00:10:33.000Bad piece of news number five for Hillary Clinton.
00:10:37.000Bad news piece number five for Hillary Clinton.
00:10:40.000According to the Daily Caller, apparently there was six billion, with a B, billion dollars in contract mismanagement, fraud, and incompetence that happened under her watch at the Department of State.
00:10:50.000That's according to the Cause of Action Institute.
00:10:53.000They say the total value of the contracts reviewed by the Inspector General exceeded $6 billion.
00:11:00.000Many of those cases arose during the tenure of Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.
00:11:04.000So she basically blew $6 billion on waste and frauds.
00:11:10.000So, just now, I mean this broke today, the FBI has now said that they have uncovered 15,000 undisclosed emails in the Hillary Clinton probe.
00:11:29.000The rest I destroyed because they were all about yoga.
00:11:31.000And look at my fine physique and my tight booty, and you can tell how much yoga I've been doing.
00:11:36.000And the FBI laughed and laughed and laughed and they said, yeah, she's probably right because they're corrupt.
00:11:40.000So the FBI has now uncovered almost 15,000 previously undisclosed documents sent directly to or from Hillary Clinton, according to State Department's lawyer.
00:11:48.000They confirmed that before a federal judge on Monday.
00:11:51.000Here's the good news as far as that goes.
00:11:52.000I mean, it's not really good news, but it's true.
00:12:21.000If the FBI has these emails, so does WikiLeaks.
00:12:23.000So, you can assure that all of these will be out before November.
00:12:26.000So, that's, what, six pieces of bad news all breaking over this weekend, all demonstrating that Hillary Clinton is corrupt, that her aides are radical or associated with radicals, that she's deeply in bed with all of these foreign governments, including people like the aforementioned Nigerian-Lebanese businessperson,
00:12:44.000Chiguri, who gave a bunch of money to the Clinton Global Initiative and then was ushered into kind of the inner sanctum of the State Department.
00:12:51.000And now we're learning that he was also deeply associated with Mark Rich.
00:12:55.000He's the guy that Clinton pardoned just before the 2000 election in order to sort of buy off a block of votes in New York for his wife in her senatorial race.
00:14:33.000Well, you know, it's interesting because, of course, that's terrible and it shouldn't happen and it's a lie, it's another lie that they tell.
00:14:39.000But what about the fact that Uma Abedin, who knows every single thing about Hillary Clinton, she knows more about Hillary than Hillary knows, and she's married to a pervert sleaze named Anthony Weiner, who will send anything that he has out over Twitter or any other form of getting it out.
00:14:56.000I mean, she's married to Anthony Weiner.
00:14:58.000She knows everything that Hillary Clinton is doing, and she's married to a guy that has no control over himself.
00:15:04.000Okay, and that's of course 100% true again, because the whole relationship between Huma Abedin and Weiner and the Clintons, it's really weird and it's kind of odd.
00:15:14.000Like, how is it that, I mean, this is like a real religious question.
00:15:24.000It's actually more usual that if you're going to have an intermarriage between a Muslim and Jew, that the man is a Muslim and the woman's a Jew.
00:15:29.000But to have a Muslim woman marrying a Jewish man is, at the very least, statistically unusual.
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00:16:29.000Okay, so, with that said, with Donald Trump on attack, you figure, okay, Trump is having two good weeks, right?
00:16:35.000He had a good week last week, except for the whole botched campaign shakeup.
00:16:39.000Except for the botched campaign shakeup.
00:16:41.000But, let's talk about, let's talk about what he did today.
00:16:45.000So Donald Trump, you know, he has that good week, and Hillary Clinton has this terrible, horrible, no good, very bad weekend.
00:16:53.000And then, as I tweeted on Friday, I tweeted out,
00:17:27.000If he wants to make it tough on people like me, who are at best ambivalent about Donald Trump, he needs to attack Hillary Clinton and never stop attacking Hillary Clinton.
00:17:35.000Unfortunately, Donald Trump has the... has the...
00:17:38.000Self-control of my two and a half year old and and so he is and so instead he gets on Twitter this morning And here's Donald Trump on Twitter this morning So he could have a by the way he gave his statement about the Clinton Foundation shutting down pretty major statement He could have tweeted that out sentence by sentence
00:19:07.000They don't trust him to be presidential.
00:19:09.000Now, Donald Trump had the most presidential moment of his entire campaign on Friday.
00:19:14.000He gave a bunch of good speeches last week.
00:19:16.000He gave a good speech on ISIS, and then he gave a good speech on crime, and then he gave a speech on Friday night on race that was, I think, you know, a little dicey, but it was still pretty good, and we'll talk about that in a little while.
00:19:26.000But the best thing that he did was he went down to Louisiana, and this was really smart.
00:19:30.000There's this natural disaster, and he goes down to Louisiana.
00:19:32.000So let me be the first to point out, I think
00:19:35.000I hate political falsity in all of its forms.
00:19:39.000I think that the, I'm a politician, I'm gonna go visit the place of the disaster, is the stupidest trope.
00:19:44.000It's the dumbest trope in American politics.
00:19:46.000Most of the people there don't want you and your Secret Service team descending and clogging up all the traffic.
00:19:52.000Most of the people, whenever Barack Obama comes to LA, I just think to myself, get the hell out.
00:20:02.000But there's this trope in politics now, and it's been true for years, that if you want to show you care, you go to a disaster area.
00:20:09.000And Barack Obama, back in 2005, during Hurricane Katrina, he came out and he said it's just terrible that George W. Bush wouldn't go down and visit Hurricane Katrina site.
00:21:22.000They ignore all of this, of course, because Barack Obama's the president.
00:21:25.000When Bush was the president, and he didn't go down to Hurricane Katrina land, it was because, as Kanye West put it, he hated black people.
00:21:31.000But Barack Obama, he loves black people enough that he can ignore black people drowning in Baton Rouge so that he can golf with all the white folks in Martha's Vineyard.
00:21:38.000So, Trump kind of sees this, and he goes down to Louisiana.
00:21:44.000That right there is solid good Trump, right?
00:21:46.000He goes down to Louisiana, and he hands out toys.
00:21:49.000He takes a bunch of toys off his truck, and he gives them to all the kids, and that's just great.
00:21:53.000And the Louisiana governor, who's a Democrat, thanks Trump for coming down and putting focus on it.
00:21:58.000And Hillary Clinton is sitting in her coffin in her Transylvanian castle somewhere, and she can't be roused from her sleep until night falls.
00:23:13.000As we mentioned last time, she's the campaign manager now.
00:23:16.000And Kellyanne Conway is a very mainstream conservative.
00:23:22.000She's in the past stumped for Marco Rubio-style amnesty.
00:23:25.000And so now, Donald Trump looks like he is making some moves with regard to illegal immigration that may, in fact, make Ann Coulter spontaneously combust.
00:23:34.000So according to BuzzFeed.com, in a Saturday meeting with his newly announced Hispanic Advisory Council,
00:23:40.000Donald Trump suggested he is interested in figuring out, quote, a humane and efficient manner to deal with immigrants in the country illegally, according to three sources.
00:23:48.000Trump, however, stressed any new announcements will still be in line with the border security-focused approach.
00:23:53.000That has invited intense opposition from Latinos and immigrants since he launched his campaign.
00:23:59.000According to Jacob Monte, a Houston-based immigration lawyer, he said,
00:24:24.000So the Trump campaign says that this is clickbait journalism.
00:24:26.000He says that he didn't open the door to legalization.
00:24:29.000But it sounds a little bit like Trump is opening the door to legalization.
00:24:32.000And I want to talk about the ramifications of that in a minute.
00:24:34.000But here is the proof that Trump seems like he's opening the door to legalization of the 11 million illegal immigrants already here.
00:24:40.000Now note, if he does that, then his new plan will be a border wall.
00:24:47.000If that sounds exactly like Marco Rubio's plan, that's because it's almost exactly Marco Rubio's plan.
00:25:01.000So the thing that Trump was calling amnesty before, according to at least this BuzzFeed article, may be Donald Trump's new policy.
00:25:07.000And there are a few things going on here I want to talk about, but let's start with the proof.
00:25:10.000That there's a bit of hedging going on inside the Trump camp.
00:25:12.000So Senator Jeff Sessions has been a Republican from Alabama.
00:25:16.000He's been Trump's number one campaign advisor on the issue of immigration.
00:25:24.000And a few years back, probably two years back,
00:25:26.000I was in Florida at an event with the Horowitz Freedom Center, and I literally sat at a table with Ann Coulter, Jeff Sessions, and Stephen Miller, the top kind of campaign surrogate for Trump, and all of us talked about immigration until late into the evening.
00:25:39.000Sessions and Coulter were just in love with each other because they are so hardcore on immigration.
00:25:44.000So Sessions, a very, very hardcore immigration guy, basically wrote Trump's immigration plan.
00:25:49.000Here's Jeff Sessions trying to explain that Donald Trump hasn't changed his viewpoint.
00:25:53.000Has he changed his view on deportation?
00:25:56.000He has not changed his view, but he had a great meeting with people who had different ideas, and I understand I wasn't there, but he had a good discussion.
00:26:04.000He listened to all the different views.
00:26:07.000Look, we need a lawful system of immigration.
00:26:10.000Trump is absolutely clear and correct on that.
00:26:16.000We can't talk about these other issues until that occurs.
00:26:20.000I think that remains his firm position.
00:26:22.000So that anywhere between 10 to 12 million people here illegally, whatever the number, Trump has suggested that they would be required to physically leave the United States, reapply in order to come back legally.
00:26:34.000Well, I don't know that he's formally said that.
00:27:28.000Now remember, Donald Trump's original plan was, I'm going to round up and deport everyone.
00:27:32.000When he was asked about this, he said he did his usual Trumpian routine where he says, you have to do it, you have no choice, you have to do it, right?
00:27:40.000And he kept saying that over and over.
00:27:41.000And so it brought up the image of a bunch of guys in ice uniforms and butterfly nets running around trying to catch all the illegal immigrants at the local Home Depot.
00:27:49.000Well, Jeff Sessions was asked about this, about the mass deportation plan, and here is Senator Sessions.
00:27:54.000Remember, this is the guy who basically wrote Trump's immigration platform, and he's starting to hedge on mass deportation now.
00:28:00.000What does that mean to you, humane and efficient?
00:28:03.000Well, I think first and foremost, he has made clear that we end the illegality, we fix our border and secure it.
00:28:10.000That can be done with the President alone, really, if he had a determination to do so.
00:28:15.000And Congress could help make it even better.
00:28:18.000And then, we'll have to think about what's the right thing to do.
00:28:29.000But he is absolutely committed to the first thing that has to be done, and that's end the lawlessness, to protect Americans from danger and to protect American jobs from excessive flows of labor that pull down wages and job opportunities for Americans.
00:28:47.000As he's articulated in the primary, ending that lawlessness, and he's talking about law and order now on the stump, ending that lawlessness means removing, soon after he's president, the 11 million who are here from the country, enforcing the laws that he says they are breaking, removing them from the country and then putting them at the back of the line.
00:29:06.000Is that your understanding, that that's still his position?
00:29:09.000Well, he's wrestling with how to do that.
00:29:12.000People that are here unlawfully, that came into the country against our laws, are subject to being removed.
00:29:19.000Yeah, there was a little confusion about his position, but you're pretty certain about where he is in terms of removing the $11 million from the United States.
00:29:28.000Well, what I'm certain about is that he did not make a firm commitment yesterday, or the meeting the other day, about what he will do with that.
00:29:37.000But he did listen, and he's talking about it.
00:29:40.000Okay, so if that sounds, if that sounds a little vague and a little uncertain, doesn't sound like mass deportations on the table anymore, let's be a little clearer now.
00:29:48.000Kellyanne Conway, who's much more moderate on immigration personally, here's Trump's new campaign manager explaining that mass deportation may not be something they do.
00:29:57.000So does Donald Trump still support that, a deportation force removing the 11 million or so undocumented immigrants?
00:30:06.000What he supports, and if you go back to his convention speech a month ago, Dana, what he supports is to make sure that we enforce the law, that we are respectful of those Americans who are looking for well-paying jobs, and that we are fair and humane for those who live among us in this country.
00:30:23.000And as the weeks unfold, as the weeks unfold, he will lay out the specifics of that plan that he would implement as President of the United States.
00:30:31.000Will that plan include a deportation force, the kind that he just, you just heard in that sound bite, and that he talked about during the Republican primaries?
00:31:49.000He's going to have this deportation force to deport everybody because you've got to enforce the law.
00:31:55.000Now, the reason that I mention all of this is twofold.
00:31:57.000One is, I think this is Trump's attempt at moderation.
00:31:59.000Now he's attempting to run a general election campaign, and so he's swiveling a little bit.
00:32:04.000The question is, what are his supporters going to do?
00:32:07.000What are his supporters going to do about this?
00:32:08.000And I think the answer is probably going to be, not much.
00:32:10.000I think his supporters basically think, they fall into two categories.
00:32:13.000One is, they think that now he's fibbing, but before he was telling the truth, that he's fibbing to get into office, but then he'll get in, and then he'll deport everybody.
00:32:20.000And then there are the people who say, well, I just trust him.
00:32:34.000There's I don't trust him, but I'll vote for him.
00:32:39.000That's sort of the Dennis Prager position.
00:32:41.000And then there is the I trust whatever he does position.
00:32:44.000And then there's the I trust that he's going to do what he originally said he was going to do.
00:32:49.000I think that more and more voters are falling into the second category, the I trust him position, the I'm going to at least more of his base, the he's a deal maker, whatever he does is going to be the best, I don't really care, his positions don't matter anymore, I back him personally and I think he's going to be the greatest.
00:33:04.000This to me is the kind of personal loyalty I don't like in politics just generally.
00:33:07.000I don't like it from Democrats, I don't like it from Republicans.
00:33:10.000If you think that Donald Trump is going to deport everybody so you're going to vote for him, good for you, okay?
00:33:15.000I think you're wrong, I don't think he's going to do any of those things, but at least you think that he's going to do something.
00:33:19.000If you're one of the people who thinks that his new position is the one he's going to keep,
00:33:39.000All we heard during the primaries was Donald Trump running ads saying that Marco Rubio, little Marco, was weak on immigration, saying that Ted Cruz was too weak on immigration.
00:33:48.000Breitbart News made a fortune just saying that Ted Cruz was too weak on immigration, but Donald Trump was a strong man on immigration.
00:33:55.000He was going to be the one who deported all the illegal immigrants.
00:33:58.000He's the one who was going to make sure that the border was enforced.
00:34:01.000He was the one who was really going to handle our border problem.
00:34:12.000I don't like that idea because that suggests that if Trump were elected, that these same people would defend any dumb thing he did.
00:34:18.000Because in the end, they're loyal to Trump.
00:34:20.000And there were people who did this for Bush, too.
00:34:22.000Or they started defending Bush's expansion of Medicare Part D just because it was Bush.
00:34:27.000Or they started defending Bush over campaign finance reform just because it was Bush.
00:34:31.000Once you fall in love with a politician to the extent that you're willing to change your own policies and not hold them accountable for changing theirs, then you're just a subject.
00:34:57.000We'll find out whether it makes any difference this week.
00:34:59.000He's supposed to give this big immigration address on Thursday, and I'll be really interested to see whether Ann Coulter just moves with him.
00:35:06.000Whether she takes the position that his original position is the real one and this one's just fake for the election cycle, whether she burns him because she actually cares about the principles regarding immigration, or whether she just says, I trust Donald no matter what and whatever deal he cuts is the best deal.
00:35:20.000I think it's an ugly part of American politics that we've now reached.
00:35:25.000Where we expect our politicians to lie to us so much, we expect them to shift their positions so much, that all we do in the end is just decide who we like personally, and then we follow them to the ends of the earth.
00:35:56.000So it's, I think that, I'll be interested to see what he does here.
00:36:01.000But it's just worth reminding that if you get back in that DeLorean and go back just a solid four months or so, all the people who right now are gonna be cheering Donald Trump while he swivels to Ted Cruz's and Marco Rubio's position, really Marco Rubio's, not even Cruz's position, while he swivels to the Rubio position, all those same people were saying that Marco Rubio could never, never, never be elected because of his position on the Gang of Eight bill,
00:36:22.000Which basically is what Trump is talking about if you just separate Gang of Eight into two sections, the border security and then the legalized illegal immigration.
00:36:33.000So Donald Trump gave a speech on Friday in which he talked about race.
00:36:38.000And in the speech he did something that I thought was great.
00:36:39.000He made a direct appeal to the black community.
00:36:41.000He said, you guys need to vote for me because Democrats have done an insanely crappy job at taking care of black people, particularly in inner cities.
00:36:49.000And here's Kellyanne Conway saying the truth, which is that the media are ripping on Donald Trump for saying the same thing to black voters that Democrats constantly say to black voters, except Trump doesn't have a bad record of having black people in the inner city rely on his leadership and then failing.
00:37:06.000Many in the African-American community saw that as insulting because they say most African-Americans don't live in poverty and that Mr. Trump was making those comments in communities that are more than 90% white.
00:37:16.000But those comments are for all Americans, and I live in a white community.
00:37:23.000In other words, he is trying to tell Americans that we can do better.
00:37:26.000And the thing that he said that I think got a great deal of resonance is that maybe Hillary Clinton looks at you as voters this year, takes you for granted.
00:37:34.000And again, George, if you think 58% of unemployment in the African-American youth community is a good idea, then absolutely, please go vote for Hillary Clinton, everyone.
00:37:43.000Okay, so, you know, what she's saying here is basically true, that Republicans should have been making the play for the black vote for a long time, and Trump's finally doing it.
00:37:51.000The only problem with Trump doing it is that Trump is so rough that even when he tries to make a solid pitch to black voters, and I think there's a great pitch that Republicans can make to black voters, Trump strong-arms it.
00:39:50.000I mean, if that's what his—Mike Pence was asked about this and started laughing out loud, that Trump is going to win 95% of the black vote.
00:39:57.000Right now, Donald Trump's black vote consists of, in order, Jesse Lee Peterson, Omarosa, Diamond and Silk, Larry Elder, and maybe, maybe,
00:40:43.000At least that's what Democrats have done to black people.
00:40:46.000But when he says things like, when he says, you don't have jobs, you're unemployed, your schools suck, wouldn't it have hurt him that much just to say too many of you are unemployed?
00:40:56.000Too many of you are without jobs and good schools?
00:40:59.000Too many of you are without opportunity?
00:41:01.000I mean, he makes it sound like every black person in America doesn't have a job.
00:41:05.000Now, again, I'm not going to hold him to a standard I won't hold Democrats.
00:41:09.000I mean, Joe Biden went on the campaign trail in 2012 and literally said that Mitt Romney was going to put black people back in chains.
00:41:17.000He was going to clap them back into irons as slaves.
00:41:20.000Democrats do it all the time, but I don't like just labeling groups as a general rule, and Trump does it here, so I'll condemn him for that, even though I think that the general message, which is Democrats suck at taking care of black folks just like they suck at taking care of all folks, that is true.
00:43:57.000I don't know what she's using to smash the window, and then...
00:44:02.000And then what I love is that the next car just drives up, and they're like, can I have some McNuggets?
00:44:08.000I think that society may have gone insane, and also we may need to find out what Chelsea Clinton was doing the evening of December 31st, 2009, because that lady does bear a weird resemblance to Chelsea Clinton.
00:44:21.000The other thing that I like today, and I don't really like this.
00:44:24.000Dan Bongino is a Trump surrogate, and you've seen him on TV before.
00:44:27.000He hosts, or he has hosted in the past for Mark Levin.
00:47:04.000Donald Trump, first of all, he says he wants to film The Apprentice from the White House.
00:47:08.000Trump filming The Apprentice, I'm going to say that this is a thing I hate, not because I think that it's ridiculous that Trump's doing it, although I do.
00:47:13.000It's because Barack Obama turned the presidency into a reality show.
00:47:16.000We've spent the last eight years watching Barack Obama golf.
00:47:19.000I was at the bookstore yesterday and there was a book on the shelf that was a history of basketball through the prism of Barack Obama.
00:47:26.000And I thought to myself, the dude, have you seen the tape of him trying to shoot an outside jumper?
00:47:30.000Like, I don't have a good outside jumper.
00:47:31.000My jumper's at least as good as Obama's.
00:47:33.000I mean, Obama, he, there's a, at an Easter egg hunt, like, four years ago, he went 0 for 21 from the field with no one guarding him.
00:48:21.000The Donald Trump campaign is relying on 12-year-old Weston Eimer.
00:48:25.000I am the co-chair for the Jefferson County Trump campaign.
00:48:29.000We found him Friday, putting the final touches on the Jefferson County Field Office, opening tomorrow in Wheat Ridge, the place where volunteers will gather to get out the vote.
00:48:38.000Last year at school, kids would bully me.
00:48:40.000Weston admits sitting behind the big desk may not always be the coolest thing to do, but he loves it now and hopes to inspire others.
00:48:52.000I'm putting these in because these are the ones that were here earlier.
00:48:55.000Of course, on paper, his mom is the official field coordinator, but she hopes giving her son so much responsibility teaches other parents, Democrat.