Ep. 644 - National Embarrassment
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Biden responds to President Trump's refusal to concede the election to his opponent, Joe Biden. He also responds to the media narrative that Joe Biden is going to be the next president, and why this is a national embarrassment.
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President Trump is forcing a national embarrassment on all of us by not yet conceding an election
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to presidential candidate Joe Biden. That is at least the story according to presidential
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candidate Joe Biden. Sir, what do you say to the Americans that are anxious over the fact that
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President Trump has yet to concede and what that might mean for the country?
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Well, I just think it's an embarrassment, quite frankly. The only thing that
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will not help the president's legacy. I think that I know from my discussions with foreign leaders
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thus far that they are hopeful that the United States democratic institutions are viewed once
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again as being strong and enduring. And but I think at the end of the day, you know, it's all going to
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come to fruition on January 20th. And between now and then, I hope an expectation is that the American
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people do know, do understand that there has been a transition. Yeah, we do understand that there's
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been a transition. There's been a transition from the election into the legal process that will
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determine the next president. You know what I think is a national embarrassment? The fact that
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there's even a possibility that this doddering, crook, liar, plagiarist could possibly become the
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president, but he isn't the president yet. There's a whole lot of hoops to jump through before we find
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out who the next president will be. I'm Michael Knowles. This is the Michael Knowles Show.
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Welcome back to the show. Joe Biden, an absolute embarrassment. That's what they say. This gets me
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so hot under the collar. This gets me so fuming, so stressed out that we've got to go through this
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We are possibly going to transition, possibly I say, to a president who doesn't know how to text
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to numbers. Do you remember? You just had to go to Joe 30, 330. That would be very embarrassing if that
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man were to become president, but he hasn't yet. I felt Secretary of State Mike Pompeo had a much
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better answer on this. He was, he was asked as part of this media narrative that the race,
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which has not been called, has been called, and that we know that Joe Biden is going to be president.
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We don't know that. We won't know that for quite some time. He had a great answer on it as to how
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he's going to handle this transition. Is the State Department currently preparing to engage with the
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Biden transition team? And if not, at what point does a delay hamper a smooth transition or pose a risk
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to national security? There will be a smooth transition to a second Trump administration.
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All right, we're ready. The world is watching what's taking place here. We're going to count
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all the votes. When the process is complete, there'll be electors selected. There's a process.
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The Constitution lays it out pretty clearly. The world should have every confidence that the
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transition necessary to make sure that the State Department is functional today, successful today,
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and successful with the president who's in office on January 20th, a minute afternoon, will also be
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successful. That is what an adult sounds like. That's what a responsible politician sounds like.
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He has a bit of a joke. You know, they say, are you ready for the transition? He says, I'm absolutely
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ready for the transition into a second term. And he says, look, what will the transition be? We may get a
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second term. We may not get a second term, but we are going to follow the legal process. The idea
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that Joe Biden is suggesting that this is a great embarrassment that we don't know who the
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president is yet. First of all, if that is an embarrassment, that embarrassment is the fault
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of Democrats who forced widespread unsolicited mail-in voting on us. Unprecedented has never
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happened before. And they knew, they admitted at the time that if you have widespread unsolicited
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mail-in voting, you're not going to know who the president is on election night. And it's kind of
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interesting if you look at how the votes were counted, that it seemed to shift from President Trump
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to Joe Biden in the middle of the night. Sometimes when they said there weren't even votes being
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counted in certain places and without Republican poll watchers, notably in Philadelphia. So yes,
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a legal process will play out. Bush v. Gore. How long did that take? 38 days or so total. I don't
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remember Joe Biden calling it an embarrassment that Al Gore would not concede in that election,
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even though he had no evidence whatsoever that that election could be overturned. No,
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that is not an embarrassment. What is an embarrassment is that people want to break
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our constitutional norms, which clearly provide a legal process for how this election is going
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to go. The media haven't learned that. Maybe the media have learned that and they, they just
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want to play dumb. And for some members of the media, they don't have to play too hard at playing
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dumb. I actually, a member of MSNBC admitted this. So right now, and I think the story, people,
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people are not talking about it. There's a battle between Democrats and Republicans. Okay.
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There's another battle going on. And Mike Pompeo is alluding to this, which is the foreign policy
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battle. And there, it's not so much Republican Democrat as elected people, the American people
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speaking through their elected representatives and the deep state, the permanent bureaucracy,
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which is most pronounced in the intelligence community and in foreign policy. That is where
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these guys who are the true swamp creatures. That is where they tend to live. Bill Kristol talked
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about this and other national security Republicans, you know, the types who just don't really care
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about what's going on too much at the domestic level. They just want to force their particular
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liberal internationalism on everybody. Bill Kristol was asked if you had to choose between the deep
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state or the swamp state, what do you pick? He says, I choose, or I'm sorry, the deep state of the
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Trump state. He said, I choose the deep state, which is to say he chooses the swamp state.
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That is a big battle going on right now. And you're going to see in the coming days,
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the intelligence community, the state department, foreign policy, that is going to be brought
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far up to the forefront because you had a foreign policy consensus basically since Bush the first,
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if not even earlier than that. And the president would change. You had Bush, you had Clinton,
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you had Bush, you had Obama, and the foreign policy wouldn't change. There was a joke in 2008.
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They said, they told me if I voted for John McCain, we'd get another war in the Middle East. And that
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was true. I voted for John McCain. We got another war in the Middle East. Obama's foreign policy was
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basically indistinguishable from McCain's foreign policy. Maybe Obama gave a little more money to
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Iran, but in terms of the constant wars, the never ending wars, that was the same policy. You
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didn't, you didn't see that really change at all. The policy of bombing Saddam Hussein every so often
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that had been going on for a very long, for a very long time. So that battle is going to come up
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and the media haven't learned a thing here. This MSNBC host, I guess he thought his microphone was
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off. I guess he thought the camera was off, but he was asked what he knows. And I thought he gave a
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Ken Delaney has some new reporting on something that we talked about at the top of the hour,
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how the Trump administration is handling the transition with the incoming Biden team or
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not handling it. We should say to a certain extent this time,
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it involves our intelligence community. Uh, Ken, what have you learned, sir?
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Okay. Uh, I think we lost, I think we lost Ken for a second. We'll try to get him back there.
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Now they thought this was a mistake. Now they thought this was a mistake that it was accidental.
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I don't think so. I think that was a very precise answer. What have you learned?
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Not very much. I can't use the words cause I'll, I'll have to be bleeped out myself. So that's
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pretty, pretty fair. That should be the headline. What has the media learned? Blank, blank, absolutely
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blank. But then they cut back to him. They cut back to the guy and he makes his point. And you hear in
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the premise that the Biden president elect Biden is transitioning in the election hasn't been called,
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but he's transitioning. How is this going to work for the intelligence community?
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Hey, Craig. First, I want to sincerely apologize to viewers who may have heard some, uh, me use
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profanity at the top of the, at the last hit. But what we're learning today is the potential impact
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of the resistance of the Trump administration to acknowledge the Biden win in the intelligence
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arena specifically. The intelligence community. Why do I care what the intelligence community
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thinks about a duly elected president? Or in the case here, a not duly elected president,
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someone who we don't know who the president is going to be. Why do I care what the intelligence
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community thinks? I like the intelligence community when they do their job well. That's good. I guess
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it helps our national security. I despise the intelligence community when they decide that they
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are going to take our Republic into their own hands and try to undermine or overturn an election
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as they did in 2015. And as they did in 2016, this is what would be one of the greatest losses
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if president Trump ultimately does not prevail in this election. If Joe Biden is named president,
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one of the great losses is that the deep state blob will solidify, will reform. And president
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Trump has done a great job of exposing these guys. Had Hillary Clinton won in 2016, we would have had no
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idea, no idea that the deep state under the Obama administration spied on the Trump campaigns.
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You use the weapons of the state to spy on their political opponents. We would have had no idea
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that they cooked up phony intelligence with the Hillary campaign and the DNC to try to frame
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president Trump, which led to a Mueller investigation for however many millions of dollars and two and a
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half years, which led to a fraudulent impeachment, which led to so much because of these particular
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leaks. Chuck Schumer admitted this early on when Trump said, I'm going to clean up the deep state,
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particularly the intelligence community. Chuck Schumer said, you should never go against the
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intelligence community. They can kill you nine ways from Sunday. They can get you so many different
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ways. They got dirt on everybody. Don't go up against them. That is what he said. And I think it was
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actually probably good advice to president Trump. Trump, fortunately though, had some courage and stood
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against it. What do I care? I don't care that the intelligence community wants Joe Biden installed
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president before the legal process plays out. Does nothing to me. You know, Senator Cruz, who is not
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just my favorite U.S. Senator, but my podcast co-host over at Verdict, Senator Cruz took a really great swing
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at the deep state yesterday. He had Andy McCabe, that crooked FBI official who was deeply implicated in all
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the hoaxes of the past few years and the, the spying on president Trump's campaign. He got him on the
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hill and he grilled him on his wrongdoing. Did James Comey authorize you to disclose information
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about the Clinton foundation investigation to the press? I didn't need James Comey's authorization.
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I didn't ask if you needed it. I asked, did he authorize you to disclose it? That's a yes or no
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question. I authorized the disclosure. Okay. You're still not answering my question. Did James Comey
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know about it and did he authorize it? Yes or no. Did he know about it? To my recollection, sir. Yes,
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he knew about it. Did he authorize you? Did he, did you, did he in any way give you the green light
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explicitly or implicitly? I didn't ask Jim Comey. I'm not asking whether you asked. I'm asking.
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Okay. According to the Washington times, April 18th, 2018, Mr. McCabe insisted. He told his boss
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that, that he had authorized disclosure about the Clinton investigation, but Mr. Comey has denied this
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claim. Uh, and Mr. McCabe told investigators that Mr. Comey knew he had authorized disclosure
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and agreed. It was a good idea. Is that accurate? Is that your testimony to this committee?
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Oh, finally we get an answer now. That's terrific. That's wonderful. Thank you, Mr. McCabe. It only took
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700 tries. This is the thing about Senator Cruz that most impresses me. I do not say this to flatter him
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or because I'm, he's a friend of mine or because we've got this show together. I say this because he
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is better at this than any elected Republican. I know he can grill down to the heart of the argument
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and he can sniff out when someone is giving him BS, basically unlike anything I've ever seen.
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You saw right at the beginning, he goes, did James Comey authorize this? And, and McCabe goes, well,
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I, I, I didn't, I didn't ask James. Did I ask you if you asked James Comey? Well, I, I, and it doesn't
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seem to be answer the question, buddy. And it's, it really puts you off, off your guard. I remember
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Senator Cruz did this to Mark Zuckerberg one time. He, he was asking him basically, hey, Mr. Zuckerberg,
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why is, what color is the sky? Oh, the sky's blue. Yeah. Hey, Mr. Zuckerberg, does two plus two equal
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four? Yeah. Oh yeah. It equals four. Okay. Hey, Mark Zuckerberg, why was Palmer Lucky fired? And it,
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it just kind of throws you off balance. And finally you get an answer like we saw here. But the other,
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the other line that Cruz uses very smart, it obviously comes from his courtroom experience
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is he doesn't ask a question. He doesn't know the answer to. So he knew the, those answers the
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entire time. And then he nails McCabe. You're aware that your testimony is 180 degrees opposite.
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Mr. Comey's sworn testimony to this committee in which he insisted he has never authorized anybody
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to leak to the press. I, I don't, I'm not going to say what director Comey said or didn't say to you
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that would, however, your characterization of a leak is not accurate. The FBI has records that
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will establish whether you're telling the truth or Mr. Comey's telling the truth. Do you believe
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the FBI should make those records public? So if you're telling the truth, you can be vindicated.
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And if Mr. Comey is telling the truth, he can be vindicated.
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I'm not sure what records you're referring to, uh, Senator. Any and all emails, correspondence,
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records whatsoever indicating that Mr. Comey knew of your leaks and authorized them.
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I would very much like to see those records as well. As would I. Thank you.
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As would I. And I believe Senator Cruz immediately after that exchange went out and drafted a letter
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to Chris Ray at the FBI and to Bill Barr, the attorney general to, to let those records open
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up. It can get a little confusing in this exchange because we're talking about all these arcane
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details, but what it comes down to is when we're talking about the disclosure of the investigation
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of the Clinton foundation, when we're talking about all the shenanigans that have been going on
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at the FBI and DOJ for the past, uh, four years, but notably when, when James Comey was in charge
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there, you're getting conflicting stories from Andy McCabe and from James Comey. Why? Well,
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you're getting conflicting stories now because James, Andy McCabe knows that he doesn't want to
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perjure himself. He knows that it's a crime to lie under oath and he's a slippery guy, but he is not
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going to implicate himself in that crime. So now you've got these two guys going after one another,
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regardless of whether or not president Trump gets a second term, it's very important to expose these
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guys. Now it is very important to dig up as much of the swamp as is possible. The president's done
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a good job so far. He's got to ramp that up. Now this is the time to make it happen because under a
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prospective Biden administration, none of that is going to happen. And these weasels who are taking
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away your constitutional rights and your political power, these weasels are going to get away with it.
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If we don't take care of it now. And I think every other us Senator on the Republican side
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should be doing exactly what Senator Cruz did today. And I hope that the attorney general
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and the director of the FBI will release records. I mean, this is something president Trump could do
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right now. It would be wonderful release, declassify any and all records that can expose
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these political monsters, these deep state swamp creatures that are undermining our constitutional
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government. Declassify him. You know who has the right to declassify whatever he wants? The president
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of the United States. Talk about a smooth transition. Do we want a smooth transition to a swamp creature
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or do we want to give the people what they voted for in 2016? At least a little bit in the event that we
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Like these people in the deep state, some of whom occasionally have to testify. There's one career
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spook that may drive me the craziest of all though. And that man's name is Egg McMuffin,
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Mr. Evan McMullen, who ran valiantly against President Trump in 2016. He was going to be
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the conservative alternative because he was a career at the CIA and then he worked on the Hill
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for a little bit and then he was an investment banker. And he was going to be the wonderful
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alternative to that monster, that unconservative man, Donald Trump. And thankfully he didn't win.
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He got about four votes and he's proven himself to be unworthy of the public trust every day since
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then. It's funny because, you know, I had this disagreement in 2016 with Jeremy Boring. We agreed
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on many, many aspects of the election, but I, though I was skeptical about whether or not Trump would be a
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New York Democrat or whether he'd be a conservative, I voted for him. I felt the alternative was so
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awful that I was willing to take a chance on Trump and I'm glad I did.
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Jeremy voted for Egg McMuffin because he just, he was too skeptical of Trump. And he says now,
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he says, look, I think it was still defensible to be very skeptical of Trump in 2016, but
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I do regret voting for the Egg McMuffin because the Egg McMuffin has, has exposed what he really is
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and what too much of our intelligence community has become. Egg McMuffin just tweets out, quote,
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we should keep and publish a list of everyone who assists Trump's frivolous and dangerous attacks on
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the election. Name and shame forever. He is just the latest to join in on this attack on our free
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government, which is to say that we need enemy lists. Anybody who supports the president, you saw this
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from the Trump Accountability Project, who says that we need to publish lists. We need to go after
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people who supported Trump, worked for Trump or funded Trump. You know, anybody, anybody on the
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right, the real right, not the fake Egg McMuffin liberal right. AOC has suggested this sort of thing.
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A lot of people have. And now we've got the allegedly wonderful conservative guy. I got to tell you
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something. The fact that this guy was a spook for so many years, that he had access to some
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information that the rest of us did not have access to, that he had the protection of various
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clearances. That doesn't make me feel very good about our government. I don't know what this guy
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did overseas, but I don't like that he had any sort of covert powers in this country because he's
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obviously a petty little tyrant who should be kept away from the levers of power forever.
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They talk about Trump as an authoritarian. It's these people. It's these swamp creatures that are
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the authoritarians. President Trump is the most democratic, transparent element in our politics
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in my lifetime. And frankly, for a great deal before my lifetime as well. And there are a lot
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of clandestine operations going on, not just overseas, many clandestine operations going on
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right here in our own country. The chairman of the Georgia Republican party just came out and tweeted,
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quote, let me repeat, Fulton County election officials told the media and our observers that
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they were shutting down the tabulation center at State Farm Arena at 10.30 p.m. on election night,
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only to continue counting ballots in secret until 1 a.m. No one disputes that Fulton County officials
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falsely announced that the counting of ballots would stop at 10.30 p.m. No one disputes that Fulton
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County election officials unlawfully resumed the counting of ballots after our observers left the
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center. This is a pretty troubling theme. That's from David Schaefer, by the way. Highly recommend
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you follow him on Twitter. He's been giving a lot of great updates on all of this. What people keep
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telling us is that, listen, you can't make up 10,000, 20,000, even 50,000 ballots in the discrepancy
00:23:57.800
between Trump and Biden. You can't make it up on fraud because fraud generally is pretty thin.
00:24:02.460
That's true. Usually you cannot. We are in an unprecedented situation with these mail-in ballots.
00:24:07.960
This has never happened before in our history. We've never had widespread unsolicited mail-ins.
00:24:13.160
And so because those are more open to fraud, and there's no evidence to the contrary because it's
00:24:18.140
never happened before, you just have to use common sense here. Because of that, and because we seem to
00:24:24.600
find a, I won't say it's a coordinated effort, but it's certainly a coincidental effort that Republican
00:24:29.560
poll watchers are being kicked out dramatically in Philly, even after a court order, they're being kicked
00:24:35.660
out in Georgia, where they kicked out elsewhere too. We're finding out that glitches, a little glitches
00:24:40.100
in the, in the machines of these voting places, wrongly switched thousands of votes from Trump to Biden
00:24:47.560
because of software that's used on 47 machines. Now the election officials are saying, oh, that was just
00:24:52.880
a glitch. It was a human error. We caught the glitch. Just happened in one place. No big deal. Well, forgive me
00:24:59.780
if I'm a little skeptical of those claims. It seemed to be happening all over the country, all in these very
00:25:05.900
tightly contested races. We need to shed light on those things. We're going to shed light through the legal
00:25:13.400
process and the courts to see who won the 2020 election. We should, we should be shedding light on a lot of
00:25:19.020
the fetid clandestine information that has gone around in our deep bureaucracy for far too long.
00:25:29.760
Politics makes very strange bedfellows. You know, the idea that I'm now opposing a, a guy who worked
00:25:37.220
on the Hill. He was a lifelong Republican, it seems. He says he was a conservative, served in the CIA. I do
00:25:42.820
know people who served honorably in the CIA. The idea that we're opposing this now is a little strange,
00:25:47.500
but those are the circumstances that we're in. That is the kind of treatment that Egg McMuffin and
00:25:52.160
people like him have earned. Even more bizarre, I find myself siding with a Democrat in this case,
00:25:57.680
Joe Manchin. He's the closest thing to a conservative Democrat left in the country.
00:26:02.640
He's from West Virginia, so he has to be. President Trump is still going to duke this out. We did just
00:26:08.000
get some good news that if Joe Biden does ascend to the presidency, that if this Georgia election does
00:26:14.240
not go our way, if they find more Democrat ballots, that the Democrats still will not be able to ram
00:26:20.500
through their agenda because Joe Manchin, a Democrat, will stop it.
00:26:24.640
If both of the Georgia, uh, senators were elected from the Democratic Party, uh, then that would be 50-50
00:26:32.080
if both Dan Sullivan and Tom Tillis win. 50-50 means there's a tie. But if one senator does not vote on a
00:26:40.560
Democratic side, there is no tie and there is no bill. So I commit to you tonight and I commit to all
00:26:45.920
of your viewers and everyone else that's watching, I want to lay those fears, I want to rest those fears
00:26:50.480
for you right now because when they talk about whether it be packing the courts or ending the
00:26:57.540
filibuster, I will not vote to do that. I will not vote to pack the courts, I think, and I will not vote to
00:27:02.920
end the filibuster. Brett, this system, the Senate was so unique body in the world. It was made to work
00:27:09.040
together in a bipartisan way. And once you start breaking down those barriers, then you lose every,
00:27:14.480
every reason that we are the institution that we are, the most deliberate body. So I want to lay
00:27:18.720
those fears to rest that that won't happen because I will not be the 50th Democrat voting to end that
00:27:25.520
filibuster or to basically, uh, block, stack the court. That is genuinely good news. Now, listen,
00:27:32.320
words are just words until they're translated into action. So let's hope that, that Joe Manchin would stand
00:27:38.320
by that. But I think what Joe Manchin is seeing is something we all saw on election night, which is
00:27:42.720
that we were told there's going to be a blue wave. You remember that? It's going to be a blue wave
00:27:46.300
across the country. And yet there wasn't. Now, after the election, magically votes are appearing that
00:27:51.340
are going to maybe swing a Senate seat or two, but it didn't happen. The Republicans didn't get blown out
00:27:55.640
in the Senate. We picked up seats in the house and it sure looked like we won the presidential election
00:28:00.580
on election night and who knows how it'll turn out in the courts. Even if we don't end up maintaining
00:28:06.840
the white house, there was no blue wave. And the progressives, many Democrats believe caused that
00:28:12.440
shellacking. So a lot of more conservative or more moderate Democrats are now saying, I don't want to
00:28:17.640
be part of that. Well, if, if Joe Manchin says he won't vote to end the filibuster, if Joe Manchin says
00:28:22.280
he won't vote to pack the court, well, all of a sudden some of the most radical proposals from the
00:28:27.380
Democrats are gone. Something tells me he wouldn't vote to make Puerto Rico a state or DC heaven for
00:28:32.520
fend a state either. That is a little bit of good news. Joe Manchin explains what's he going to be
00:28:38.520
against? What's he going to oppose? He says this point is basically a Republican. And then all the
00:28:43.200
other things you're hearing about Brett also is defund the police. I don't know of any of the
00:28:47.860
Democrats in the caucus that are for defunding the police. We're not for that whatsoever. And when
00:28:53.120
they talk about basically, uh, Medicare for all, we can't even pay for Medicare for some doesn't
00:28:59.060
make any sense at all. We've got to fix the affordable care act we have. And I think our
00:29:03.840
Republican moderate Republicans will work with us to now repair what needs to be repaired.
00:29:09.180
Also great news. The thing is that elected Democrats have very largely supported defunding
00:29:15.620
the police. They've been pretty open about it. And just through the green new deal, that's a major
00:29:19.540
radical proposal that talks about redistributing wealth. It talks about a Medicare for all. It
00:29:24.920
just includes it includes a healthcare plan. And Kamala Harris, the vice president endorsed it. She
00:29:29.100
was, she was, I believe the first Senate sponsor of that legislation. So there are some, I don't think
00:29:35.360
Joe Manchin is telling the truth about his colleagues here, but at least he's telling the truth about
00:29:38.720
himself. Hopefully that will lead to the soul searching. Some people thought you'd get from
00:29:42.140
the Democrats. It won't lead to it on a party wide level, but if you can, if you can chip away at one or
00:29:48.080
two Democratic senators, that does help us. Politics makes very strange bedfellows. We're,
00:29:54.340
we're in a situation now. I never thought we would be in, which is that the conservative Republican
00:29:59.520
president hates Fox news. Trump, Trump hates Fox news. Trump used to love Fox news and Fox used to
00:30:06.880
love Trump. Conservatives used to love Fox news. Fox used to love conservatives. Now, do you know who
00:30:12.740
loves Fox news? Brian Stelter at CNN? We did talk about Fox news and he's very disappointed at Fox
00:30:21.400
news at very crucial moments. Uh, the debate Chris Wallace is moderating was terrible, really hurt. I
00:30:28.040
think, uh, the president and then, you know, they called the election. They called Arizona with 14% of
00:30:33.820
the vote in you. Many other networks never called it. Meanwhile, they wouldn't call Florida for hours.
00:30:38.800
Why? What was going on at Fox news that they didn't want to give the president the sense
00:30:43.020
that he was winning or had the potential shot of winning? Um, Fox has a great decision desk. I
00:30:48.520
respect their decision desk. They don't, they don't, they don't do it like that. They don't play
00:30:51.840
games like that. Chris, I think media malpractice. Let's look at the Fox news poll. It was off by
00:30:58.380
what? Eight points. Almost every poll was in the data coming out of Fox was not good at all.
00:31:04.560
Yeah. We're going to get into the polls, but, but the Fox, the Fox polls were scientific. They were
00:31:08.520
trying their best. I love the, Oh, I love Fox news. Yeah. We here at CNN, man, last couple of
00:31:14.180
days, man, we've just been loving Fox news. Frankly, they made us blush a little bit when
00:31:18.760
they called Arizona for Joe Biden before anybody. And for no reason whatsoever, we said Fox, slow it
00:31:25.680
down. I know you want to, you want to seem like us for a couple of days, but come on. So anyway,
00:31:29.700
in conclusion, Chris, and no, we, we love Fox news over here at CNN. That was, that was Chris
00:31:35.060
Ruddy, by the way. Uh, Chris Ruddy is the head of Newsmax, which is a conservative competitor
00:31:40.260
to Fox and, uh, Newsmax has remained quite conservative. You know, this, this changing
00:31:47.620
of the guard, this changing of political perspectives on cable news reminds us among the established
00:31:55.120
outlets. There is no conservative voice. There isn't one. We thought there was, but there
00:32:03.880
isn't. It's all against conservatives. And now it seems it's against the president. If
00:32:09.140
you want to replace that established media, you want to go to dailywire.com, become an all
00:32:14.060
access member. That's our elite tier of membership and, uh, and support that replacement media.
00:32:19.720
We've got a lot of great plans this year. This is actually my last show in my studio here
00:32:25.460
in Los Angeles. I'm, I think I'm basically the last guy in the building. I'm going to
00:32:29.820
turn the lights off behind me. We are heading to Nashville. We've got some great plans ahead.
00:32:33.500
We're bringing Candace Owens over to the daily wire, which has been in the works for, I don't
00:32:36.980
know, five years, but, uh, recently it's been in the works for, you know, a month or two.
00:32:40.880
We've got some great plans for her and a lot of other people, a lot of new creative content
00:32:43.880
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00:32:47.140
back with a lot more. We are back. We have to replace the media. I don't even think it's
00:33:05.980
just the news media we have to replace. We've got to replace the Hollywood media. We've got
00:33:10.500
to replace all aspects of the media. I was heartbroken. I was heartbroken the other day
00:33:15.480
because I thought there are so few good guys in Hollywood, forget conservatives. I just
00:33:20.900
mean guys who are kind of balanced or kind of normal, who aren't constantly prattering
00:33:24.880
on about politics when all I want to do is watch them in the movie or watch them in the
00:33:28.100
TV show. And Chris Rock, not Chris Rock, The Rock, different rocks. The Rock broke my heart.
00:33:36.560
Chris Rock actually didn't break my heart. He's still pretty funny. But The Rock, Dwayne The
00:33:41.160
Rock Johnson broke my heart. The Rock came out, he was kind of a moderate Republican. He's
00:33:46.140
now, he came out and endorsed Joe Biden. And that's not even my big problem with him. The
00:33:52.320
Rock said that when Joe Biden won, he hasn't won yet, but when Joe Biden won, when the media
00:34:01.240
I wanted to shoot this yesterday when the news broke, but I got a little emotional. Admittedly
00:34:10.980
so, I got a little emotional yesterday. Manly tears, of course. I may have cried a tear
00:34:15.860
or two or ten, but they were all very manly. All my tears are manly. But the reason why I
00:34:22.940
got emotional yesterday was because of what I felt my vote represented. And I was talking
00:34:31.900
to Lauren, my wife, we were talking about our two little baby girls. And that's exactly
00:34:36.060
what my vote represented. My vote represented my little daughters. My vote represented humanity.
00:34:43.140
My vote represented decency. It represented the values and the principles of which we teach
00:34:50.220
our little girls. And my vote also for me represented the importance of just being a good, decent
00:34:59.180
So nothing that he just said means anything. It's, it's, it's as though he went up to a
00:35:08.340
platitude slot machine and just kept, he put, kept putting quarters in, you know, he pulled
00:35:12.660
it and he said, decency. Yeah. I voted for decency. And yeah. And my daughter is your daughter.
00:35:17.560
I guess we're all voting for our family, right? Isn't that? And, and cha-ching and cha-ching
00:35:22.260
decency. Joe Biden is a crooked liar plagiarist. One of the most notorious in the country. He
00:35:32.500
is a complete empty suit. Even if you don't like Trump, you're going to say we elected an
00:35:36.340
empty suit. Who's a crook. Whose family enriched themselves by peddling American influence. That
00:35:41.660
makes me feel so decent. My daughters are going to love that. Why? Your daughters like crooks?
00:35:46.900
What? Your daughters like peddling American influence? I don't think, I don't think your
00:35:49.700
daughters probably care about the election at all, frankly, but people always do this.
00:35:53.880
They exploit their kids for the election. That's what demagogues do. He cried over this. Have
00:36:00.040
you cried over presidential elections? Asking the men in the audience here, have you cried
00:36:05.420
even Trump? I love that Trump got elected. I got such a kick out of that. I didn't cry.
00:36:10.640
And you know, I hated that Obama got elected and I really hated that he got reelected.
00:36:14.420
I didn't cry. Drank a little bit. I didn't, I cry. That's very embarrassing. We want to
00:36:23.660
talk about a national embarrassment. That's a, that's a national embarrassment to go out
00:36:27.360
and say this publicly. But it seems to me that what the rock is trying to do is position
00:36:32.280
himself to have a political career. I think that's why he's taking these stands right now.
00:36:36.500
I think his, his calculations are pretty cynical. I think he was always a kind of moderate Republican.
00:36:40.940
There have always been, there's a little bit, a little chatter that the rock might get involved
00:36:44.360
in politics. Again, I'm just speculating, but I suspect that does describe or explain why he keeps
00:36:52.820
coming out with these videos. And he thought he picked a winner and maybe he did, but he is now,
00:36:57.100
he's gone from being a kind of moderate centrist, quiet Republican to just parroting democratic talking
00:37:02.540
points. Notably, he had to hit the identity politics. He had to talk about how wonderful it is
00:37:07.880
that Kamala Harris may be elected vice president because of course, not because she's smart,
00:37:14.120
not because she's ever done anything in her career, because she, she is a woman and not just
00:37:20.900
a woman, a woman of color. The second congratulations, of course, goes to our brand new vice president
00:37:29.040
elect Kamala Harris. Uh, the very first woman ever, um, to become a vice president and certainly
00:37:36.300
the first woman of color, uh, to become a vice president as a, as a man of color and as a man
00:37:42.580
who, um, loves and respects women. Uh, this is pretty special. So first of all, again, this little
00:37:50.260
bit at the end here sounded a little forced. It sounded like, uh, I don't know, like he was,
00:37:55.480
there was some subtext to it where he goes, and as a man who loves and respects women, like I love women,
00:38:00.300
I, you'll never find a greater supporter of women than me. And they're like, why are you,
00:38:03.820
why are you defending yourself like that, pal? No one's making any accusations, but then he,
00:38:07.640
he opens it up in this typically liberal way, progressive way where, where it is better to be
00:38:13.280
a woman than a man. And it's better to be of color, whatever that means than white. And so he says,
00:38:18.680
Kamala Harris, she's the first woman to be elected vice president. And she's certainly the first woman
00:38:24.280
of color to be elected vice president. You say, well, hold on. She, you're saying she's the first
00:38:30.000
woman. So obviously she would be the first woman of color. Then you make a point, you say,
00:38:33.400
and she's certainly the first woman as if it's in doubt as to whether we had a white woman vice
00:38:36.760
president, which I, I suppose we could have had Hillary won and Tim Kaine became the vice
00:38:41.500
president. I suppose that would have been possible. What is he referring to? Is he making
00:38:44.340
some kind of snide remark about Dan Quayle? Hey, Kamala, she got elected, right? I guess,
00:38:50.420
I guess if the, if the media are to be believed, maybe she didn't get elected. Then you have to take
00:38:53.560
this video down. And, and that's the question that he, he gets to, because he's, he's assuming the
00:38:59.460
narrative that they've gotten elected. And then he says, what does this mean? What does this vote
00:39:03.840
mean? This very hot, hotly contested vote that's going all the way up to the courts. What does it
00:39:08.100
mean for our nation? And you know what he says? He says it means we're unified.
00:39:12.360
We have had the biggest voter turnout in the history of the United States. And you know,
00:39:19.980
that is such a big deal because, you know, it tells me, number one, we were unified on that day.
00:39:24.780
Just in terms of everybody coming together, everybody coming out to vote, mailing in your
00:39:30.940
ballots, doing everything you possibly can, exercising the democratic right to vote, which
00:39:36.500
was a beautiful thing. Okay. People did exercise their right to vote. Maybe some cadavers exercised
00:39:42.320
that right too. But the one thing it didn't prove is that we're unified. This is a hotly contested
00:39:49.160
election with lots of talk of irregularities and lots of lawsuits that even if these numbers
00:39:55.040
are completely right, is one of the narrowest elections at any level that we've ever had in
00:39:59.700
this country. That isn't unity. That's division. And the left is not promoting unity whatsoever.
00:40:07.740
Give you just an example on campuses. Bates college in Maine did a series. They did a series about voting
00:40:13.620
in the 2020 election. They posted photos to their Instagram account of various student organizations
00:40:17.760
and various students. One of whom, I know this is shocking, one of whom was a Republican,
00:40:23.220
was the head of the college Republicans. There was a rally to pressure the administration
00:40:29.320
to take the photo down. The school's president showed up to the rally to tell the administration
00:40:39.000
that he or she runs to take the photo down. And then the school's president apologized for the photo.
00:40:48.240
Because you're not allowed to be a Republican on campus. You're not allowed to be a conservative
00:40:53.300
on campus. It's not permitted. Unity. Time for healing. Time for coming together. I don't think so.
00:40:58.640
I think they're giving us on the left this kind of soft rhetoric so that we will concede an election
00:41:05.940
that we should not concede yet. That hasn't played out the full legal process. And something tells me
00:41:10.760
that these lists that all these people are making, the punishment lists, the Trump accountability
00:41:16.100
project, the truth and reconciliation commission, tells me those are a little bit more indicative
00:41:21.900
of what we have in store if Biden wins this election. It's a politics of division. The left
00:41:28.300
always talks about this politics of division. And it's kind of funny because the politics of division
00:41:32.100
sometimes loops back on the leftists themselves. Eva Longoria, who, it's a name that I've heard,
00:41:38.460
but I actually don't have any idea what she's done. I know that she's famous. You know,
00:41:42.300
she's in Hollywood or something. And I know that she's a left winger. Eva Longoria came out and she
00:41:46.520
was celebrating the election that the media have already called. And she said, the people we've
00:41:50.720
really got to thank here, the real people that we got to thank are Latina women. Here she is.
00:41:58.140
The women of color showed up in big waves. Of course you saw in Georgia what, what black women have
00:42:05.660
done, but Latina women were the real heroines here, beating men in turnout in every state and voting
00:42:11.660
for Biden Harris at an average rate close to three to one. And that wasn't surprising to us. You
00:42:17.000
know, Latinos are the CEOs of the households. They make all the financial decisions and healthcare
00:42:20.780
decisions and educational decisions. Many Latinas are small business owners and they wanted a plan for
00:42:26.220
recovery for themselves, not for Wall Street. And so Trump's policies were never aimed at the
00:42:31.660
struggling Latina community. And, you know, if you look at voter suppression on top of that,
00:42:38.140
how Latinas showed up, even through, through the closing of polling places and the shutting down
00:42:43.680
of drop off sites and new voter ID laws and long lines and driving 30 miles and, and all of that.
00:42:49.160
And on top of that restrictions and safety protocols of a, of a pandemic, that spirit and perseverance
00:42:55.080
that, that Latinas use in their daily lives, the struggle to pay their bills and the struggle to show
00:42:59.560
up to their jobs and homeschool their kids and take care of their elders. That's the same
00:43:03.320
perseverance and spirit they use to show up at polls. Wow. So brave. And so many lies in that
00:43:12.080
statement. So many inaccurate statements. First of all, I love, we now have the highest voter turnout
00:43:16.940
ever. You know, if, if these numbers are to be believed, the highest voter turnout ever. And yet the,
00:43:21.540
the liberals are still talking about voter suppression. I don't think the vote was suppressed. I think when
00:43:27.220
you have a 71 and 73 or 74 million people voting, uh, on each side, I think the vote is, has not been
00:43:35.480
suppressed. The other thing that drives me crazy in her statement before we even get to the meat of
00:43:39.480
it is she speaks English very well. She speaks English just as well as I do, except for that one
00:43:47.300
word. She gets to that word, which is a kind of contrived, uh, statement. I actually agree with some
00:43:52.460
leftists on this point that the idea of the Latina or Latino or Hispanic, rather than people from
00:43:57.720
specific countries like Guatemala or Mexico or El Salvador, the idea of the pan Hispanic thing is
00:44:02.400
kind of a, a contrivance of liberals to try to create racial solidarity modeled after the black
00:44:07.540
civil rights movement in the sixties. That's a bit of a digression. Her pronunciation of the word
00:44:11.980
Latina is ridiculous. She is speaking English. And when you pronounce the word Latina in English,
00:44:20.860
it's pronounced Latina or Hispanic, or I don't know, you could get more specific on the nationality.
00:44:27.340
It is not pronounced Latina because that's not how you say words in English. For instance, I am Italian.
00:44:34.480
I'm of Italian extraction, Sicilian to be specific. I speak Italian. I read Italian. I go to Italian
00:44:41.740
restaurants. And when I go to Italian restaurants and I get my menu, which is invariably in English,
00:44:48.460
I'll see some Italian words there. So, and I'll talk to my waiter, even if the waiter is Italian,
00:44:54.000
mostly we speak in English. Maybe we'll chat a little bit in Italian. Mostly we speak in English.
00:44:57.520
And when I'm speaking and I order, I say, okay, yeah, I'd like a nice tea and I'd like a Caesar salad
00:45:03.520
to start. And then I would like, uh, gli spaghetti alle vongole. And then I would like the, the,
00:45:11.240
the bread pudding for dessert place. No, I don't do that. I don't do that. Even though I get,
00:45:16.540
gli spaghetti, gli spaghetti alla carbonara. I could say that, but that's very silly and ridiculous
00:45:21.560
because I'm speaking English. The same thing holds for Latina. People should drop that silly
00:45:27.580
pronunciation. If you want to unit, unify, bring us all together and speak English. That's fine.
00:45:34.100
But that's not what got Eva Longoria in trouble. What got Eva Longoria in trouble is that she
00:45:40.900
focused on Latino women to the exclusion of black women. She said Latino women were the real heroes.
00:45:48.720
She didn't realize where Latino women rank on the hierarchy of victimhood on the intersectionality
00:45:54.400
scale. They have more privilege, it turns out, than black women. And so she apologized and said black
00:45:59.720
women have long been the backbone of the democratic party, which as a, as a matter of fact,
00:46:03.820
is not true for most of the history of the democratic party, white slave owners were the
00:46:08.420
backbone of the democratic party. Uh, and in recent history, I don't, I mean, I suppose black women do
00:46:13.540
vote Democrat at large numbers, but you know, the black Americans are 12% of the population,
00:46:20.060
something like that. Black women about six and a half percent. So they may vote Democrat in strong
00:46:25.360
numbers. It wouldn't be the backbone of the party, right? Because they're just numerically,
00:46:29.500
there just aren't enough of those voters, but she had to pander too. She had to apologize. And I'm
00:46:33.800
perfectly happy that Eva Longoria had to apologize. Before we go today, I'd like to point out
00:46:39.740
something that no one is going to talk to you about today, because what we're going to talk
00:46:44.460
about when we think of our country is national embarrassments to use Joe Biden's phrase.
00:46:50.140
They're going to tell you this country is awful. It's racist, sexist, you know, bigoted, evil,
00:46:55.600
colonial, I don't know, whatever. And they're going to say the country started in 1619 when the first
00:47:00.000
slave ship arrived in Virginia, but it didn't. That's not true. Country started the following
00:47:03.820
year in 1620. Actually, on this very day in 1620, when the pilgrims landed at Cape Cod.
00:47:10.740
Now they did not all disembark at Cape Cod. They then went down to Plymouth Rock. And we'll talk
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more about the Plymouth Plantation when we get to that wonderful day in history. But today was the day
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that the pilgrims landed in America and the pilgrims founded our country. And they signed
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the Mayflower Compact to all live together. The pilgrims, who were these radical Protestant
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zealots, and the strangers, who were not particularly zealous. And some of them got
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into some bad stuff. Coincidentally, four of my ancestors were on that ship. One of them was a
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very good, upright, virtuous pilgrim. Three of them were kind of derelicts, the strangers.
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Dr. Samuel Fuller was the pilgrim. And then Stephen Hopkins was one of the strangers. John
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Billington was the first man executed for murder in the New World. And Francis Eaton was the fourth
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one. Those guys and the other passengers of the Mayflower helped to found this country. That's
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the starting point. And when the 1619 Project talks about reframing American history, they're
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talking, they're not even just talking about rewriting. They are being honest. They're reframing
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it. Where do you put the focus? When you're making a movie, when you frame something,
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you decide what you're going to put into focus and how you're going to adjust that lens.
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And that's what they're trying to do. They're trying to make you forget about the pilgrims.
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They're trying to make you forget about the Mayflower. They're trying to make you forget
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about the first Thanksgiving. They're trying to make you forget about the Mayflower Compact
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and Plymouth Plantation and the heritage that we took from England, care of Leiden in the
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Netherlands, all the way here. They want you to forget about that. In favor of what? They want
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you to forget about our legal processes for the Constitution, how to conduct elections. Don't forget
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about it. Have a toast today to the pilgrims. They probably would not have had much of a toast. They
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were sort of teetotalers. They had beer because it was safer. But maybe you can have a toast to the
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pilgrims today to very difficult times that our country's gone through, which the pilgrims
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certainly endured. Half of them died in that first winter. And to coming out better for it,
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to having hope in Providence, which they certainly did. And I do too. And we'll have to see how it plays
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out in the short run. In the long run, though, I'm sure we'll all be safe. I'm Michael Knowles.
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