Learn English with Donald Trump. President Donald Trump delivers a speech at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) in Cleveland, Ohio on January 15th, 2020. Trump speaks about the need for a Christian president and why he believes Christians should run for President in 2020. He also talks about his views on globalism and the need to be a Christian in the 21st century, and how Christians can be a part of the solution to the problem of globalism, and why they should not be afraid to speak out against it. Trump is a conservative Christian and has long been a supporter of conservative causes, and has been a fierce critic of the liberal agenda and policies of the Obama administration, including immigration reform, trade deals, and other liberal priorities. He is a former Marine and former Republican presidential candidate who served as a US Marine Corps Captain, and served as the Vice President of the United States from 1987-1993, and is a regular contributor to conservative media outlets such as CNN, Fox News, and the New York Times, among other media outlets. He is also a frequent guest on conservative talk shows on Fox News and NPR, and a frequent contributor on conservative radio and talk show hosts such as Rush Limbaugh. and CNN Radio. His campaign website is located in Washington, D.C. and is run by his wife, Jillian, and her husband, J.J. Trump. in addition to being a frequent supporter of the Trump campaign and campaign manager, and wife, and an avid supporter of his presidential campaign. . Donald Trump is an American hero, and he is a Christian, and former pastor, and author, and supporter of many other conservative causes and causes, such as the Christian conservative movement, and causes such as The Christian Science Foundation, and so much more. He has been described as a Christian and a Christian conservative, and his name is and in this speech. , and he also has a book out in the new book, on the new documentary, The God is a God . and he s a Christian is a god . in the Bible, and He s a God. He s also a Christian. In this speech, he says: I believe in a Christian God, not a Christian? and I believe that he s not here because he s here because He s here in this country because I am here because I have been given the chance to be here, and I am a Christian because I ve been given a chance to become a Christian
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00:12:16.000This is from your biggest Protestant fan, may you one day see the light.
00:12:20.000Well, hey, thanks, love you too, but I'm sorry, I believe in a religion that makes sense, so... Napoleon, Alexander the Great, Donald Trump were all cut from the same cloth, and that cloth is very, very large.
00:18:26.000We have to want it more than they do, because if there are thousands and millions and tens of millions and hundreds of millions of Christians ready to meet their final destiny, then nothing can stop us, and nothing will.
00:18:56.000If you fuck around with us, if you do something bad to us, we are going to do things to you that have never been done before.
00:21:32.000As long as we are led by politicians who will not put America first, then we can be assured that other nations will not treat America with respect, the respect that we deserve.
00:22:14.000Years from now, some of them may look back and ask themselves whether they've made the right choice, whether they've made the most of the opportunities they've been given.
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00:51:37.000Well, I am getting all my money from Qatar, Hamas, and the Democrat Party, so it only makes perfect... It only makes perfect sense.
00:51:44.000This show is brought to you by... No, this is a joke!
00:51:49.000Want to make that very clear to Chris at Rumble and everybody.
00:51:53.000This is a joke, because nobody can take a joke these days.
00:51:57.000The only joke you're allowed to make is like a two-gender joke.
00:52:01.000Anything more than that, everybody loses their minds, you know?
00:52:04.000You can make countless cartoons about a white boomer and a black guy who make fun of like a trans-liberal
00:52:11.000But then you start to make other jokes, people freak out.
00:52:13.000This show's brought to you by Hamas, the state of Qatar, the House of Thani, and the Democrat Party, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, super PAC, generous contributor to the show.
00:52:27.000No, that's jokes, but... So, it looks like it's about 50-50, maybe a little bit more in favor of Trump.
00:53:21.000Joe Biden has to make it to the end of the debate without a major gaffe, without literally forgetting where he is, pooing his pants, all that stuff.
00:53:32.000So it's a much lower bar for Joe Biden.
00:53:34.000I think that if he just gets to the end, he's in good shape.
00:53:39.000Because as we all know, that is the biggest, among the biggest problems with Joe Biden is that he's obviously not really in control of the White House.
00:53:50.000He is not in control of his mental faculties.
00:53:53.000And everybody, I think, has noticed this at this point.
00:53:58.000And the cognitive decline is very severe.
00:54:01.000I want to temper that a little bit, and my belief is that I think the situation is not as bad as people say.
00:54:13.000I think it probably is, in reality, as bad as people say.
00:54:19.000But I have been doing this show for seven years, and I remember covering the 2020 debates, the primary debates, the general debates.
00:54:29.000And I remember in 2020, Joe Biden was demented then.
00:55:14.000The State of the Union this year, it was a little rough, but it was, all things considered, it was fine.
00:55:22.000There were some issues, but nothing crazy.
00:55:26.000And so I feel like every time it's overstated almost every time it is is very much Overstated the extent to which he'll be impacted because of course he's on performance enhancing drugs.
00:55:39.000I think that's very clear because there's such a stark difference between your regular everyday appearance where he doesn't know where he is and then these major public appearances when he seems to be a totally different person and
00:56:00.000I don't mess with drugs, so I don't even know, you know, what you take for something like that, but every time he seems to be able to pull it together.
00:56:08.000With that being said, so I'm, you know, I'm trying to be a little even on both sides here.
00:56:14.000At the same time, it seems that the cognitive decline has gotten far worse very recently.
00:56:22.000And I don't mean like in the last couple years, I mean in the past few months.
00:56:26.000So, on the one hand, the victory condition is survive.
00:56:31.000On the other hand, he's been able to survive up until this point.
00:56:36.000He's done debates, he's done the inaugural, the State of the Union, he's done other major public appearances, and he's been able to coast.
00:56:44.000But then again, it has gotten far worse in just the past few months.
00:59:45.000Commander-in-Chief, highest, most powerful office.
00:59:49.000secular office in the world and We're wondering if he's even gonna be able to show up and put on a 90-minute debate performance without having a diaper change Without having a stinky diaper.
01:00:04.000So of course, that's what we're looking out for but that that is my estimation of the situation is I think that it always tends to be overstated how bad he really is and
01:02:08.000So they'll evaluate a poll like that and they add it to an aggregate score after they have filtered it based on which polls have the best methodology.
01:02:17.000And so this is their current forecast on 538.
01:03:44.000It also shows that he's likely to win Nevada, which he lost in 2016 and 2020.
01:03:51.000And so the real question is he needs to win one of the three.
01:03:55.000He needs to win Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, or Michigan.
01:03:59.000One of those three, in addition to Georgia, Arizona, Nevada, and Trump wins.
01:04:06.000And the odds are, even though this forecast says that Biden is the likely favorite, I actually think it's more likely that Trump wins one of the three.
01:04:13.000Because Joe Biden has to run the table in the Midwest.
01:04:16.000These are three states that Trump won in 2016.
01:04:20.000There are three states that Trump came within 1% of winning in 2020.
01:04:27.000In states like Michigan and Wisconsin, it was a razor-thin margin.
01:04:32.000And so the odds that Biden runs the table and maintains all three of them I think is unlikely.
01:04:38.000I think that Trump is likely to pull one of them.
01:04:43.000They also say, though, that Trump may have a chance in Virginia.
01:04:46.000Trump is going to be doing a rally in Virginia this week.
01:04:51.000Many people say that adds to speculation that perhaps his vice president will be Glenn Youngkin, the governor of Virginia.
01:04:58.000Very big, upset victory when he won years ago.
01:05:04.000But so this is really the state of the race, it's a tug of war, and it all comes down to the Midwest.
01:05:16.000And the big thing about Michigan, which is kind of unbelievable how it works out this way, it could be the case that Michigan decides the whole election.
01:05:25.000If Trump wins Georgia, Arizona, and Nevada,
01:05:30.000All he needs is Michigan, let's say hypothetically.
01:05:33.000The reason that I'm focusing on Michigan, why I say that's so unbelievable, is because Michigan, as you know, just so happens to have one of the largest Muslim populations outside the Muslim world.
01:05:48.000There are millions of Muslims, maybe it's just over a million, in Michigan, just south of Detroit in Dearborn.
01:05:58.000And of course, what is going on right now?
01:06:01.000This major genocide, this brutal military campaign by Israel in Gaza, which has been totally supported by the Biden administration.
01:06:10.000And so during the Democratic primary, which is not really formal, or rather it's the opposite, it is truly a formality,
01:06:19.000There was a Democrat primary even though Biden as the incumbent president is the presumptive nominee.
01:06:26.000I believe there were some minor challengers but nothing serious.
01:06:31.000In the Democratic primary in Michigan there were nearly a hundred thousand Democrat voters that voted in the primary as uncommitted and it was a significant percentage of the vote and
01:06:45.000The premise is basically that so long as Biden continues to support Israel in their campaign in Gaza, these Muslims and other liberals that are sympathetic to the Palestinian cause are going to withhold their vote from Joe Biden.
01:07:01.000Consider that the margin in the state of Michigan in 2020 was less than $100,000.
01:07:10.000So, if there are 100,000 uncommitted Democrats, but there were fewer than 100,000 voters that flipped the state in 2020, then that could theoretically pose a big problem for Joe Biden.
01:07:31.000If they believe that he is too supportive of Israel and not doing enough to support the Palestinians with humanitarian aid,
01:07:40.000It's conceivable that by staying home, not even voting for Trump necessarily, but merely by staying home, they could flip Michigan and win the whole thing for Trump.
01:07:50.000So that's why a lot of people are talking about the state of Michigan.
01:07:54.000Then again, and let's talk about some other things that are going on.
01:07:57.000In Arizona, there's a big problem for Republicans on the flip side.
01:08:02.000Trump is the favorite to win Arizona, but there is a major referendum in Arizona
01:08:12.000And since the Dobbs decision, I always forget if it's Hobbs or Dobbs, since the Dobbs decision a couple of years ago, which overturned Roe vs. Wade, unfortunately, and I don't say this with any kind of satisfaction because I am a pro-life Catholic, I'm pro-life as it gets, and I would never vote for somebody that's pro-choice,
01:08:34.000But with that being said, it does pose a major electoral problem for Republicans.
01:08:39.000For the simple fact that women in America love abortion.
01:09:33.000Liberal progressive women turn out in droves.
01:09:35.000And I think even a lot of secular conservative women, I think they also vote the wrong way.
01:09:42.000And so in a state like Arizona, where there's going to be a referendum, it could have the potential to activate Democrat voters that may not have, under normal circumstances, gone out to vote.
01:09:53.000Maybe they wouldn't vote for Joe Biden, but they would turn out to vote against one of these referendums.
01:10:00.000So those are some of the dynamics of things that are going on in the various states.
01:14:36.000So, it'll be interesting to see if tonight is more like 2016 or more like 2020.
01:14:41.000And I'm curious how aggressive Trump is going to play it.
01:14:44.000The one memorable thing about 2020 is that he was extremely... Trump, I'm talking about, was extremely aggressive in the first debate.
01:14:53.000To the point where I think it actually turned a lot of people off.
01:14:56.000I don't know that it made people vote against him, but I think a lot of people didn't like that.
01:15:00.000And so now that Biden is in a much more weakened condition, will Trump attempt to push the envelope again or will he let Joe Biden have enough rope to hang himself, so to speak?
01:15:12.000I think that's kind of what people are going to be looking for.
01:15:16.000So that's a little preview of the debate.
01:15:18.000I have to tell you tonight, I'm gonna be cheering for Trump, but, as I've said, and I'll spend a little bit of time on this, if you're just joining us here, we're doing our pre-coverage.
01:15:28.000The debate is in just about 10 minutes.
01:15:32.000So we're getting very close to the edge here, 10 minutes away.
01:15:35.000We're gonna talk about two more things, and then I think we'll be ready for the debate here.
01:15:40.000But the first thing I wanna say is this.
01:15:42.000I'm gonna be rooting for Trump tonight.
01:15:50.000I think he's one of the finest presidents.
01:15:54.000But with that being said, right now, I remain an uncommitted voter.
01:15:59.000And I want to explain my position briefly, just for people that haven't heard from me in a minute, if you're tuning in to watch the debate coverage.
01:16:13.000But I think that if you're honest, and I think if you're being objective, Donald Trump did not achieve everything that he set out to achieve in his first term.
01:16:23.000And I think there's a lot of legitimate excuses for that.
01:16:26.000I think the Republicans in Congress stonewalled him, and then the Democrats did when they won the House in 2018.
01:16:32.000I think that he was sabotaged by his own personnel, some of whom he appointed and some of whom he didn't.
01:16:40.000They took out a front page op-ed in the New York Times.
01:16:44.000And they said, I am the deep state and I'm sabotaging Trump.
01:16:47.000And the guy was unmasked later on, but they were bragging about it.
01:16:51.000Trump was screwed with the pandemic, the election was stolen, and then they even conspired to shut down the attempt to repair the election.
01:17:01.000There's a big-time magazine article about that in January 2021.
01:17:06.000So, there's a lot of excuses for why it didn't work out, but the main reason it didn't work out in 2016 is that he chose all the wrong personnel.
01:17:18.000He let the RNC and guys like Reince Priebus do all the hiring.
01:17:23.000He appointed really bad cabinet members like Betsy DeVos and Bill Barr and Mike Pompeo and Rex Tillerson and a lot of people that he's no longer friends with anymore.
01:17:35.000So he had a lot of lousy personnel in the cabinet and a lot of lousy personnel that filled up the whole administration.
01:17:41.000And he delegated far too much to Jared Kushner.
01:17:44.000He delegated Middle East peace, negotiations with Congress over the border wall, the USMCA, which was the revised NAFTA agreement.
01:17:54.000And so, there were a lot of problems back then, and I would say that the other disappointment from the first term is that Trump fundamentally changed.
01:18:03.000The proposition in 2016, or even earlier in 2015, was that Trump was a true outsider, who was rich enough that he didn't need donor money,
01:18:13.000And as such, would not be controlled by special interests and donors.
01:18:18.000As a political outsider, he would not owe anybody any favors.
01:18:22.000He didn't come with the Republican Party, it was just Trump.
01:18:25.000And he, speaking for the people, really rallied everybody on three issues.
01:18:30.000It was trade restriction, or trade protectionism, immigration restriction, specifically building a wall, deporting illegals, even potentially lowering legal immigration, and ending foreign wars.
01:19:00.000Going to support the status quo on Israel's wars in the Middle East.
01:19:04.000We're getting somebody that, as of last week, said he supports stapling green cards to diplomas, which is basically like unlimited legal immigration.
01:19:14.000If you give American corporations a license to print green cards by going through the universities, they will.
01:19:22.000They will set up fake degree programs and they will import as much foreign labor, skilled, unskilled, whatever, as possible because it's cheap and they can.
01:19:35.000And this is what's being promised now to the donors in Silicon Valley.
01:19:39.000He made that promise at a fundraiser with donors from Silicon Valley.
01:19:43.000And so you look across the board at things like this and this is just a fundamentally different, it's a different guy.
01:19:51.000This is not a billionaire self-funding with no special interests and no Republican Party and bringing an end to immigration and foreign wars.
01:19:58.000This is somebody who's now bringing into the White House
01:20:02.000Nikki Haley, who he promised a spot in the cabinet.
01:20:18.000He's now promising mass legal immigration and probably will commit to supporting the current regional war that Israel's perpetrating in Gaza and potentially in the future Lebanon and Iran.
01:20:35.000What's more, it doesn't seem that the personnel problems have been remedied.
01:20:39.000All the same terrible people are running the Trump campaign that were running the Trump administration.
01:20:44.000And all the same terrible people that were brought in then are being brought in now.
01:20:48.000So, as of right now, I cannot in good conscience vote for this.
01:20:52.000I think it's probably better that Trump wins.
01:20:55.000I will not be disappointed if or when he does.
01:20:59.000I think that we'll have to labor to do whatever we can to steer the ship if Trump wins.
01:21:07.000But I have to exert my leverage before the election right now, and I think other America First voters should too, by saying we are not okay with Nikki Haley in the White House.
01:23:25.000We'll see what happens as the race begins to narrow.
01:23:28.000But as of right now, I have to be honest, it almost seems like Trump has capitulated, excuse me, almost entirely to the Republican establishment.
01:24:36.000But the other big question is this Vice President pick.
01:24:40.000And the rumor is that the Vice President is in attendance at the debate tonight, although that doesn't give us a ton of clues because I think they're all going to be there.
01:24:49.000Tim Scott, JD Vance, Doug Burgum, Vivek, they're all going to be at the debate.
01:24:58.000Okay, so I don't know what's going on with Rumble, if we're still live or not.
01:25:03.000We have a lot of people freaking out, saying it's totally down.
01:26:37.000It's probably the biggest night they've ever had.
01:26:39.000Everybody tuning in to watch the debate live.
01:26:42.000Especially if it's on CNN, you know, these Trump supporters would rather be dead than watch CNN I'm gonna watch on rumble, you know, so they're all gonna be you got a hundred million Trump supporters are all tuning in on rumble Because they don't want that fake news, you know, so it's probably crashed the entire site just because of the volume
01:34:37.000Truth is, I'm the only president this century that doesn't have any, this decade, that doesn't have any troops dying anywhere in the world like he did.
01:34:48.000President Trump, I want to follow up if I can.
01:36:04.000President Trump, over the last eight years, under both of your administrations, the national debt soared to record highs.
01:36:10.000And according to a new nonpartisan analysis, President Trump, your administration approved $8.4 trillion in new debt, while so far, President Biden, you've approved $4.3 trillion in new debt.
01:39:17.000Make sure that all those things we need to do, child care, elder care, making sure that we continue to strengthen our health care system, making sure that we're able to make every single solitary person eligible for what I've been able to do with dealing with everything we have to do with.
01:40:46.000This is the first presidential election since the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade.
01:40:51.000This morning, the Court ruled on yet another abortion case, temporarily allowing emergency abortions to continue in Idaho despite that state's restrictive ban.
01:41:11.000However, the federal government still plays a role in whether or not women have access to abortion pills.
01:41:19.000They're used in about two-thirds of all abortions.
01:41:23.000As president, would you block abortion medication?
01:41:27.000First of all, the Supreme Court just approved the abortion bill, and I agree with their decision to have done that, and I will not block it.
01:41:35.000And if you look at this whole question that you're asking, a complex, but not really complex.
01:41:41.00051 years ago, you had Roe v. Wade, and everybody wanted to get it back to the states.
01:43:42.000And this is the guy who says the state should be able to have it.
01:43:44.000We're in a state where in six weeks, you don't even know whether you're pregnant or not, but you cannot see a doctor and have him decide on what your circumstances are.
01:43:56.000The idea that states are able to do this is a little like saying we're going to turn civil rights back to the states, that each state have a different rule.
01:44:04.000Look, there's so many young women who have been, including a young woman who just was murdered.
01:45:04.000But they're voting, and it's bringing it back to the vote of the people, which is what everybody wanted, including the founders, if they knew about this issue, which, frankly, they didn't.
01:45:13.000But they would have—everybody wanted it brought back.
01:45:25.000And again, this gives it the vote of the people, and that's where they wanted it.
01:45:29.000Every legal scholar wanted it that way.
01:45:32.000Staying on the topic of abortion, President Biden, seven states, I'll let you do that, this is the same topic, seven states have no legal restrictions on how far into a pregnancy a woman can obtain an abortion.
01:45:46.000Do you support any legal limits on how late a woman should be able to terminate a pregnancy?
01:45:55.000First time is between the woman and the doctor.
01:45:58.000Second time is between the doctor and an extreme situation.
01:46:02.000The third time is between the doctor, I mean between the woman and the state.
01:46:07.000The idea that the politicians, that the founders wanted the politicians to be the ones making decisions about women's health is ridiculous.
01:47:34.000What's he going to do, in fact, if the MAGA Republicans, he gets elected, and the MAGA Republicans control the Congress, and they pass a universal ban on abortion, period, across the board, at six weeks or seven or eight or ten weeks?
01:47:54.000Let's turn now to the issue of immigration and border security.
01:47:57.000President Biden, a record number of migrants have illegally crossed the southern border on your watch.
01:48:03.000Overwhelming border states and overburdening cities such as New York and Chicago, and in some cases causing real safety and security concerns.
01:48:10.000Given that, why should voters trust you to solve this crisis?
01:48:14.000Because we worked very hard to get a bipartisan agreement that not only changed all of that, it made sure that we are in a situation where you had no circumstance where they can come across the border with the number of border police there are now.
01:48:28.000We significantly increased the number of asylum officers.
01:48:31.000Significantly, by the way, the Border Patrol endorsed me, endorsed my position.
01:48:36.000In addition to that, we find ourselves in a situation where when he was president, he was separating babies from their mothers, putting them in cages, making sure the families were separated.
01:49:55.000In that final couple of months of my presidency, we had, according to Border Patrol, who is great, and by the way, who endorsed me for president, but I won't say that, but they endorsed me for president.
01:50:49.000President Trump, staying on the topic of immigration, you've said that you're going to carry out, quote, the largest domestic deportation operation in American history, unquote.
01:50:58.000Does that mean that you will deport every undocumented immigrant in America, including those who have jobs, including those whose spouses are citizens, and including those who have lived here for decades?
01:51:13.000The people we killed are al-Baghdadi and Soleimani, the two greatest terrorists, biggest terrorists anywhere in the world, and it had a huge impact on everything, not just border, on everything.
01:51:25.000He's the one that killed people with the bad water, including hundreds of thousands of people dying, and also killing our citizens when they come in.
01:51:34.000We are living right now in a rat's nest.
01:51:37.000They're killing our people in New York, in California, in every...
01:52:57.000All of the different things I approved, they abandoned.
01:53:00.000We had by far the highest, and now it's down in less than half, because he's done all these great things that we did, and I think he did it just because I approved it, which is crazy.
01:53:10.000But he has killed so many people at our border by allowing all of these people to come in.
01:55:47.000Let's move to the topic of foreign policy.
01:55:49.000I want to begin with Russia's war against Ukraine, which is now in its third year.
01:55:55.000Former President Trump, Russian President Vladimir Putin says he'll only end this war if Russia keeps the Ukrainian territory it has already claimed and Ukraine abandons its bid to join NATO.
01:56:54.000He was so bad with Afghanistan, it was such a horrible embarrassment, most embarrassing moment in the history of our country, that when Putin watched that, and he saw the incompetence, that he should have fired those generals, like I fired the one that you mentioned, and so he's got no love lost.
01:57:10.000But he should have fired those generals.
01:57:12.000No general got fired for the most embarrassing moment in the history of our country, Afghanistan.
01:57:18.000Well, we left billions of dollars of equipment behind.
01:58:34.000We got over 100,000 Americans and others out of Afghanistan during that airlift.
01:58:42.000Number three, we found ourselves in a situation where, if you take a look at what Trump did in Ukraine, this guy told Trump, do whatever you want, and do whatever you want.
01:59:18.000President Trump, for one minute, I just want to go back to my original question, which is, are Putin's terms acceptable to you, keeping the territory in Ukraine?
02:00:46.000What do you think happens to those NATO countries?
02:00:49.000And so if you want a war, you ought to find out what he's going to do.
02:00:52.000Because if, in fact, he does what he says and walks away... By the way, all that money we give Ukraine, the weapons we make here in the United States, we give them the weapons, not the money at this point.
02:01:04.000And our NATO allies have produced as much funding for Ukraine as we have.
02:01:34.000You've put forward a proposal to resolve this conflict, but so far Hamas has not released the remaining hostages and Israel is continuing its military offensive in Gaza.
02:01:54.000Everyone from the United Nations Security Council, straight through the G7, to the Israelis and Netanyahu himself have endorsed the plan I put forward.
02:02:39.000We're providing Israel with all the weapons they need and when they need them.
02:02:42.000And by the way, I'm the guy that organized the world against Iran when they had a full-blown intercontinental ballistic missile attack on Israel.
02:04:02.000He's getting all... You gotta ask these people to put up the money.
02:04:05.000We're over a hundred billion dollars more spent and it has a bigger impact on them because of location, because we have an ocean in between.
02:05:29.000President Trump, just to follow up, would you support the creation of an independent Palestinian state in order to achieve peace in the region?
02:05:37.000I'd have to see, but before we do that, the problem we have is that we spend all the money.
02:05:43.000I made great trade deals with the European nations.
02:05:47.000Because if you add them up, they're about the same size economically, their economy is about the same size as the United States, and they were written, no cars, no, they don't want anything that we have, but we're supposed to take their cars, their food, their everything, their agriculture.
02:06:39.000It's not the best, but it's not the worst.
02:06:54.000As president, you swore an oath to, quote, preserve, protect, and defend, unquote, the Constitution.
02:07:00.000What do you say to voters who believe that you violated that oath through your actions and inaction on January 6 and worry that you'll do it again?
02:07:07.000Well, I don't think too many believe that, and let me tell you about January 6.
02:07:11.000On January 6th, we had a great border.
02:07:34.000What happened to the United States' reputation under this man's leadership
02:07:39.000is horrible, including weaponization, which I'm sure at some point you'll be talking about, where he goes after his political opponent because he can't beat him fair and square.
02:07:50.000My question was, what do you say to those voters who believe that you violated your constitutional oath through your actions in an action on January 6, 2021, and worry that you'll do it again?
02:08:46.000And I said, they ought to have some National Guard or whatever.
02:08:50.000And I offered it to her and she now admits that she turned it down and it was the same day she was, I don't know, he can't be very happy with her daughter because it made her into a liar.
02:09:00.000She said, I take full responsibility for January 6th.
02:09:07.000Look, he encouraged those folks to go up on Capitol Hill, number one.
02:09:12.000I sat in the dining room off the Oval Office.
02:09:14.000He sat there for three hours, three hours watching, begging, being begged by his vice president and a number of his colleagues on the Republican side as well to do something, to call for a stop.
02:10:52.000The unselect committee, which is basically two horrible Republicans that are all gone now and out of office, and Democrats, all Democrats, they destroyed and deleted all of the information they found, because they found out we were right.
02:11:37.000The idea that they didn't kill somebody, just went in and broke down doors, broke the windows, occupied offices, turned over desks, turned them over statues.
02:11:47.000The idea that those people are patriots
02:12:13.000I'm going to give you a minute, President Trump, for a follow-up question I have.
02:12:19.000After a jury convicted you of 34 felonies last month, you said if re-elected you would, quote, have every right to go after, unquote, your political opponents.
02:12:28.000You just talked about members of the Select Committee on January 6th going to jail.
02:12:32.000Your main political opponent is standing on stage with you tonight.
02:12:35.000Can you clarify exactly what it means about you feeling you have every right to go after your political opponents?
02:12:40.000Well, I said my retribution is going to be success.
02:12:43.000We're going to make this country successful again because right now it's a failing nation.
02:12:47.000No, we want real retribution, not some gay evasion.
02:12:49.000But when he talks about a convicted felon, his son is a convicted felon at a very high level.
02:12:54.000His son is convicted, going to be convicted probably numerous other times.
02:15:15.000You know that because you're reporting it.
02:15:17.000And we took in more money in the last two weeks than we've ever taken in in the history of any campaign.
02:15:23.000I don't think any campaign has ever taken hundreds of millions of dollars came pouring in because the public knows it's a scam and it's a guy that's after his political opponent because he can't win fair and square.
02:15:36.000President Biden, you have said, quote, Donald Trump and his MAGA Republicans are determined to destroy American democracy.
02:15:43.000Do you believe that the tens of millions of Americans who are likely to vote for President Trump will be voting against American democracy?
02:15:52.000The more they know about what he's done, yes.
02:15:55.000The more they know about what he's done.
02:16:40.000I spoke to the mother, and they asked him, they said, what do you think of those people?
02:16:45.000The people who, the ones who got killed, the ones who tried to stop him, and the ones, he said, I think they're fine people on both sides.
02:16:52.000What American president would ever say, Nazis coming out of fields, carrying torches, singing the same anti-Semitic ballad, carrying swastikas, were fine people?
02:17:04.000This is the guy who says Hitler's done some good things.
02:18:36.000We saw the people breaking through the windows.
02:18:38.000We saw people occupying their... His own vice president... Look, there's a reason why 40 of his 44 top cabinet officers refused to endorse him this time.
02:18:48.000His vice president hasn't endorsed him this time.
02:19:06.000What does everybody think about how it's going so far?
02:19:08.000Press 1 if you think Trump is winning.
02:19:10.000Press 2 if you think Biden is winning.
02:19:13.000We'll do a little update on our poll from earlier.
02:19:16.000Well hey, if you're just joining us, welcome back.
02:19:18.000We had a little bit of a rough start here.
02:19:22.000Rumble crashed for like the first 10 actually it crashed at like 7 50 about an hour ago was down for about 15 minutes but we're back now we got huge viewership almost 25 000 live viewers thank you for tuning in and welcome in we're going to take a look at our informal poll it's all ones
02:19:44.000It's very clear that Trump is winning.
02:19:46.000I have to say, Biden, I am surprised how bad he is.
02:19:52.000When he came out there initially, I know probably a lot of you guys missed it because Rumpel was down, I was absolutely shocked at how bad he sounds.
02:20:01.000This man is not going to be alive by the end of this thing.
02:20:10.000Like there's no force behind the voice.
02:20:13.000There's no life force in the guy's body.
02:20:15.000He looks... and he looks worse than he sounds.
02:20:19.000It seems that whatever they've got him on, he still is able to get out some sentences, but he's having a much harder time than I think I've ever seen him.
02:20:27.000It's noticeably worse than the State of the Union, which was just a few months ago.
02:24:17.000We've got to make sure we provide for child care costs.
02:24:19.000We've got to make sure, because when you provide those child care protections, you increase economic growth because more people can be in the job market.
02:24:28.000So there's more to be done, considerably more to be done.
02:24:31.000But we've done a great deal so far and I'm not letting up and they know it.
02:24:38.000What do you say to black voters who are disappointed with the progress so far?
02:24:43.000I said I don't blame them for being disappointed.
02:24:45.000Inflation is still hurting them badly.
02:24:47.000For example, I provided for the idea that any black family first-time homebuyer should get a $10,000 tax credit to be able to buy their first home so they can get started.
02:24:58.000I made sure that we're in a situation where all those black families and those black individuals who provided had to take out student loans that were ballooning
02:27:38.000Another persistent challenge is the climate crisis.
02:27:42.0002023 was the hottest year in recorded history and communities across the country are confronting the devastating effects of extreme heat, intensifying wildfires, stronger hurricanes and rising sea levels.
02:27:55.000Former President Trump, you've vowed to end your opponent's climate initiatives, but will you take any action as president to slow the climate crisis?
02:28:04.000Let me just go back to what he said about the police.
02:28:59.000And the biggest beneficiary are blacks, and that's why we have the best numbers with them in maybe ever, they're saying ever, I read this morning, we're ever the best numbers.
02:29:10.000He's lost much of the black population because he's done a horrible job for black people.
02:29:16.000He's also done a horrible job for Hispanics.
02:29:19.000But wait till you see these millions of people pouring into our country, and they're going to take the jobs, and it's already started, and you haven't seen anything yet.
02:30:16.000We find ourselves, and by the way, black colleges, I came up with $15 billion for HBCUs, Historic Black Universities and Colleges, because they don't have the kind of contributors that they have to
02:30:49.000He hadn't done a damn thing for the environment.
02:30:51.000He, out of the Paris Peace Accord, Climate Accord, I immediately joined him, because if we reach 1.5 degrees Celsius at any one point, there's no way back.
02:31:01.000The only existential threat to humanity is climate change, and he didn't do a damn thing about it.
02:33:13.000So every day, millions of Americans struggle just to make ends meet.
02:33:16.000For many older Americans, Social Security provides a critical lifeline.
02:33:21.000President Biden, if nothing is done to Social Security, seniors will see their benefits cut in just over 10 years.
02:33:29.000Will you name tonight one specific step that you're willing to take to keep Social Security solvent?
02:33:34.000Yes, make the very wealthy begin to pay their fair share.
02:33:36.000Right now, everybody making under $170,000 pays 6% of their income, of their paycheck, every single time they get a paycheck from the first one they get when they're 18 years old.
02:33:49.000The idea that they're going to... I'm not proposing that.
02:33:53.000Everybody, they pay, the millionaires pay 1%, 1%.
02:33:58.000So no one after, I would not raise the cost of social security for anybody under $400,000.
02:34:04.000After that, I began to make the wealthy begin to pay their fair share by increasing from 1% beyond to be able to guarantee the program for life.
02:34:15.000Are there any other measures that you think that would be able to help keep Social Security solvent, or is that one enough?
02:34:21.000That one enough will keep it solvent, but the biggest thing will do it if we defeat this man, because he wants to get rid of Social Security.
02:34:28.000He thinks there's plenty to cut in Social Security.
02:34:31.000He's wanting to cut Social Security and Medicare, both times.
02:34:51.000The American public has greater health care coverage today than ever before.
02:34:55.000And on the ACA, as I said, we're in a circumstance where 400,000 people, I mean 40 million people, would not have insurance because they have a pre-existing condition.
02:35:06.000The only thing that allows them to have that insurance is the fact that they, in fact, are part of the ACA.
02:35:12.000And by the way, the other thing is, we're in a situation where we talk about education for black communities.
02:35:18.000I've raised the amount of money for Pell Grants by another $8,000.
02:35:23.000So anybody making under $70,000 a year is going to be able to get $15,000 towards their tuition.
02:35:31.000He just doesn't know what he's talking about.
02:36:08.000He's destroying it, because millions of people are pouring into our country, and they're putting them onto Social Security, they're putting them onto Medicare, Medicaid, they're putting them in our hospitals, they're taking the place of our citizens.
02:36:20.000What they're doing to the VA, to our veterans, is unbelievable.
02:36:24.000Our veterans are living in the street, and these people are living in luxury hotels.
02:36:28.000He doesn't know what he's doing, and it's really coming back.
02:36:32.000I've never seen such anger in our country before.
02:36:54.000Number two, the idea that we're going to be in a situation where all these millions and millions of people he talks about, illegal aliens are coming into our country and taking away our jobs.
02:37:37.000Let's turn to the cost of child care, which many American families struggle to afford.
02:37:41.000President Trump, both you and President Biden have tried to address this issue, but the average cost of child care in this country has risen to more than $11,000 a year per child.
02:37:51.000For many families, the cost of child care for two children is more than their rent.
02:37:57.000In your second term, what would you do to make child care more affordable?
02:38:02.000Just to go back, the general got fired because he was no good.
02:38:06.000And if he said that, that's why he made it up.
02:38:08.000But we have 19 people that said I didn't say it, and they're very highly respected, much more so than him.
02:38:13.000The other thing is... Highly respected.
02:38:37.000He should have fired every military man that was involved with that Afghan, the Afghanistan horror show, the most embarrassing moment in the history of our country.
02:42:02.000Look, the fact of the matter is that he's dead wrong about... He's increased the... He's increased... He will increase the taxes on middle class people.
02:42:11.000I said I'd never raise a tax on anybody making less than $400,000.
02:44:33.000So President Trump, you have 67 seconds left.
02:44:36.000The question was, what are you going to do to help Americans in the throes of addiction right now who are struggling to get the treatment they need?
02:44:42.000Jake, we were doing very well in addiction until the COVID came along.
02:44:46.000We had the two and a half, almost three years of like nobody's ever had before any country in every way.
02:46:23.000And we're coming down very hard in every country in Asia in terms of precursors for fentanyl, and Mexico is working with us to make sure they don't have the technology to be able to put it together.
02:46:37.000President Trump, and again, the question is about Americans in the throes of addiction right now, struggling to get the treatment they need.
02:49:08.000And there's billions, about $40 billion already being invested and being built right now in the United States, creating significant jobs for Americans from all over the world.
02:49:19.000President Biden, you have 40 seconds left.
02:52:30.000And if you would see my statements that I made on Twitter at the time, and also my statement that I made in the Rose Garden, you would say it's one of the strongest statements you've ever seen.
02:52:38.000In addition to the speech I made, in front of, I believe, the largest crowd I've ever spoken to, and I will tell you, nobody ever talks about that.
02:55:04.000President Trump, as I come back to you for a follow-up, the question was, will you accept the results of this election, regardless of who wins?
02:55:13.000Just to finish what he said, if I might.
02:55:17.000Russia, they took a lot of land from Bush.
02:55:20.000They took a lot of land from Obama and Biden.
02:55:24.000They took no land, nothing, from Trump.
02:58:15.000And Trump is really heating up on Ukraine.
02:58:18.000I just wish that there were, it's just like the first term, there were so many missed opportunities and this debate's obviously winding down now.
02:58:26.000It's 9.30, so I think they do the closing statements and then that's it.
02:58:30.000This really should have been a home run, and I don't think it was.
02:58:34.000I think that Biden was, like I said earlier, he's weak, he looks bad, he sounds bad.
02:58:51.000There were a number of opportunities, I think, when Trump could have really leaned in or stressed Biden out, put some kind of pressure on him, but the pressure wasn't there.
02:59:01.000You know, in a situation like this, when Biden shows up weak, he could, and I think he did tonight, coast, and it's not pretty, and no one's gonna love it, but he's gonna get to the end.
02:59:15.000In a situation like this, you need to bury the opponent.
02:59:19.000When they come weak, you gotta finish them off.
03:00:11.000I think that in a situation like this, you need to maximize the pressure to make the opponent utterly collapse and get in a knockout blow.
03:00:18.000You know, this was bad for Biden, but the elections in five months, yes, it is very bad.
03:00:24.000This makes me seriously doubt whether he will be the nominee, and I don't think he can do this again, and I think it will be very damaging, but there was no knockout blow, and so I think a lot of people are going to be willing and able to forget about this.
03:00:39.000If there was something really decisive, something really brutal, if he leaned in early and made it
03:00:46.000Because if he's struggling to just kind of keep up, and if Trump introduced even a little bit of pressure, and just switched up, did something unpredictable, or was super aggressive, or something, maybe that would have made Biden's performance worse.
03:01:03.000You know, there were, I feel like there was a lot more that could have been done.
03:01:06.000There was so much left on the table here.
03:01:08.000If anything, Trump was on the back foot at least once.
03:01:13.000Like when Biden made the accusation about the World War II memorial, the sucker's comment, and Trump kept revisiting it and I think spent way too much time on that.
03:01:24.000And the other thing is this debate was not biased.
03:01:28.000I think the moderators were as fair as you can expect.
03:01:30.000I think the format was very orderly and clean.
03:01:34.000So if ever there was an opportunity, this was it.
03:02:20.000And if I'm reelected, that'll be the case again.
03:02:23.000But this guy has increased your taxes because of the deficit, number one.
03:02:28.000He's increased inflation because of the debacle he left after the way he handled the pandemic.
03:02:34.000And he finds himself in a position where he now wants to tax you more by putting a 10 percent tariff on everything that comes in the United States of America.
03:05:27.000They've been trying to get it for 42 years.
03:05:30.000But you know what we did for the military was incredible choice for our soldiers, where our soldiers
03:05:35.000Instead of waiting for three months to see a doctor, can go out and get themselves fixed up and readied up and take care of themselves, and they're living.
03:05:44.000And that's why I had the highest approval rating in the history of the VA.
03:06:22.000That is our first presidential debate.
03:06:25.000Of the 2024 election, maybe the first and last.
03:06:31.000So I'll talk a little bit about my initial thoughts and immediate reaction to the debate and kind of give a recap of everything that happened.
03:06:40.000Then we'll read the super chats and then I'm going to end the stream.
03:06:43.000But first just want to say thank you for joining me tonight.
03:06:47.000If you're just here for the debate coverage, I appreciate you watching the stream.
03:06:51.000I think this is my biggest rumble stream yet.
03:06:54.000I think we hit a peak of nearly 27,000 viewers.
03:06:59.000And I'm the only one that's not verified.
03:10:20.000People that are living a normal life, that look and sound like that, don't have a long time left.
03:10:26.000And this is a guy who's in the position of being the president during an election year.
03:10:32.000So it's an unimaginable amount of stress on a very frail, very old, rapidly declining man.
03:10:37.000And it makes me wonder, and I wasn't so sure of this before, I said this on Alex Jones just yesterday though, I think it is becoming very likely that he will not be the nominee.
03:10:47.000And I was skeptical of that for a long time.
03:10:50.000I know that there has been talk about a dark horse, no pun intended, like Michelle Obama, or like Hillary Clinton, or somebody else.
03:10:59.000And I was very skeptical of that for the past few years because that's an idea that's been floated but after tonight I think it there's a significant chance that this is the case because
03:11:12.000And certainly if that's not going to happen, I don't think they'll do another debate.
03:11:16.000I don't think they can subject him to exposure like this again.
03:11:21.000I think this was an unmitigated optical disaster, public relations disaster, and certainly I think it's one they won't want to repeat.
03:11:56.000And to that point, and I'm going to move on to my second point here,
03:12:01.000I think that this was a major missed opportunity because when Biden is so degraded and so weak and actually in an environment which is more favorable, I think this debate, unlike the other debates, was more fair.
03:12:42.000So in a situation like this, you're supposed to come in with this kind of advantage, and like I said, in a favorable environment, and you're supposed to be able to dunk.
03:12:54.000You're supposed to be able to score a lot of points.
03:13:00.000And I'm hard-pressed to think of one moment that was on the level of anything that was said in the 2016 debates.
03:13:08.000The primary debates, the general debates.
03:13:10.000I mean, the one thing that you remember from Trump 2016 was all the funny debate moments.
03:13:15.000It was funny, it was sharp, it was on point.
03:13:20.000People still clip the first primary debate.
03:13:25.000Maybe it was the first, maybe I think it was actually the second one, where Trump laid into Jeb Bush and then attacked the audience saying that it's all donors in the audience and that's why they're not applauding him.
03:16:31.000And if he came in prepared, if he came in practiced and rehearsed and on the ball, I think there would have been moments.
03:16:38.000I think that he could have taken much... I think there could have been... I think he could have exploited Biden's condition much more than he did.
03:16:47.000And at the minimum, acknowledged it and poked fun at it.
03:16:51.000And like I said earlier, I think that that was probably an intentional decision not to do that.
03:16:57.000Because it was very noticeable that Biden was not well at the beginning.
03:17:01.000And it was written all over Trump's face that he knew it and he was aware of it.
03:18:24.000There was no... I think overall the trajectory of the debate is that Trump was dominant.
03:18:29.000I think that he was winning, but only because Biden looked and sounded so bad.
03:18:33.000And there's just no excuse that it should have been like that.
03:18:35.000It should have been far more one-sided.
03:18:38.000So that's my feelings on it, and those are the memorable things.
03:18:43.000To get specific, one other thing I thought was interesting
03:18:48.000Is that when Trump was asked about Israel, he totally sidestepped it.
03:18:52.000And I don't know if you noticed that, but Biden spent a lot of time talking about Israel and saying that he was going to give them whatever they need when they ask for it.
03:19:02.000And he said that, regarding the Palestinians, he said that he was withholding some aid from Israel because it would cause civilian casualties.
03:19:14.000I thought that was an interesting, you know,
03:19:16.000Like Trump, there was a decision made to pander to both sides, but definitely more to Israel.
03:19:22.000So Biden had some rehearsed answers on Israel, and I think he spent the full two or three minutes talking about it.
03:19:35.000And I thought that was so remarkable because if it had been Ron DeSantis or Nikki Haley, they would have taken 30 minutes to glaze Israel.
03:19:45.000They would have taken 40... half the debate would be, and let me just get back to Israel's our closest ally and we got to give them what they want, when they want it.
03:20:29.000If he went hard on Israel and took the innovative, America first, Gruyper position, alienates his Zionist backers and, you know, like it or not, strategically, it would be bad for his campaign.
03:20:41.000If he went hard on Israel, or rather on Palestine, then it would have forced a lot of the people that may consider staying home or voting for Trump over Biden because of his support for Israel, it might make them reconsider.
03:20:56.000So he got in the middle by avoiding it and saying, look, I'm just not touching that.
03:21:01.000I'm not going to alienate the Zionists.
03:21:02.000I'm not going to alienate the Palestinians.
03:21:04.000I'm not going to make it so that the Jews question whether they should back me and give me money.
03:21:10.000I'm not going to upset the Palestinians by...
03:21:14.000Totally supporting Israel and throwing a bone to my backers.
03:21:21.000I thought that was the right instinct and only Trump would do that.
03:21:26.000Any other Republican nominee would be getting up there and they would probably literally like get on their knees and recite a loyalty pledge and say, I swear I'm gonna always support Israel.
03:23:24.000Whereas Nikki Haley and DeSantis, they will get out there and say,
03:23:28.000Oh, Israel's the greatest country ever, and we just gotta send them everything, and it's so important, and blah blah, because they... It's not a deal for them.
03:23:38.000They're not saying what they need to say to get the money to get elected.
03:24:34.000And he really didn't even say he supported them so much.
03:24:37.000The only thing he said about Israel was, well, you know, if I was president, they wouldn't have gotten attacked, and, you know, they're unrelenting, and you gotta just let them finish it.
03:24:47.000Not, they're our closest ally and blah blah.
03:24:51.000And you know that that is what the Jews want to see.
03:24:53.000After October 7th, they want a Republican who understands the Israeli consciousness and understands the psychological impact of the attack and the peril that the Jewish state is in.
03:25:18.000And it shows that Trump really has no loyalty.
03:25:21.000Other than to the objective, which is in some ways a good thing, in some ways a bad thing.
03:25:26.000But it is subtly different from what DeSantis and Haley represent.
03:25:31.000And that's why their answers are so different, and the focus is different.
03:25:34.000So, that was something that I don't know how many people really caught that.
03:25:38.000Of course, someone like myself was really waiting to hear what the answer would be on that subject, and I was a little bit surprised, I'm gonna be honest.
03:25:46.000I thought that Trump was gonna go out there and do the glazing, because he needs the check.
03:27:23.000The idea that Biden is bankrupting Medicare and Social Security is pretty smart because that connects immigration to the domestic economic problems.
03:27:35.000You know, a lot of people, like seniors, elderly, for example, all they care about is Social Security and Medicare.
03:27:42.000And any candidate that even hints at compromising Social Security and Medicare, it's a big problem because the elderly vote and that's what they care about.
03:27:52.000So connecting that to the migrant crisis and saying that, look, these resources are being drained because of immigration.
03:29:00.000Putin took land under every president other than Trump.
03:29:06.000Putin invaded Georgia under Bush, Crimea under Obama, Ukraine under Biden, not under Trump.
03:29:13.000And it's also true, in a related way, that Trump did not initiate any new wars.
03:29:20.000And I know people say that, but specifically regarding the Middle East, we know, of course, Bush initiated Iraq and Afghanistan and the global war on terror.
03:29:30.000Obama expanded the operation and brought the troops to Niger and Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, the war against the Houthis and droning Pakistan and got us involved in Syria.
03:29:45.000And under Trump, he actually initiated the Afghanistan withdrawal.
03:30:40.000And I believe in American domination of the globe.
03:30:45.000I just don't believe in fighting Israel's wars.
03:30:48.000And I don't believe in fighting great power wars.
03:30:50.000I don't think it's in America's interest to go to war with Russia and China.
03:30:54.000I don't think it's America's interest to occupy Iraq and try to make it a democracy.
03:31:00.000But some of the actions that Trump undertook, which were symbolic, but demonstrated strength, and some of the moves that he made against Maduro and against Iran, and even against Russia, I think they were calculated and strategic.
03:31:15.000And I'm not an ideological non-interventionist.
03:31:20.000So, yes, I'm kind of getting nudged a little bit closer there.
03:31:23.000I'm not a hundred percent, but the debate nudged me a little bit further in, reminding me of some of the good things about Trump, because there's been a lot of negative over the past few months.
03:31:33.000So, the debate, you know, if anything, the debate pushed the Gropers closer to Trump, for sure, with the way that he abstained on Israel and, you know, reminding us that at the end of the day he is against illegal immigration and he is against war.
03:31:48.000So, I'd just like to see more of that.
03:31:57.000But the problem is, when he goes on these podcasts with donors, like he did on the All In podcast, he's going to say what they want to hear.
03:32:06.000And when he goes and he has an audience with the Jews, he's going to tell them what they want to hear, that they're going to deport the Palestinians.
03:32:13.000And he said that again tonight, compared them to J6, which I didn't like that.
03:32:21.000So yeah, it once again reveals that Trump remains a mixed bag, but there still might be some opportunities with him.
03:32:32.000Trump is not going to deliver the victory, but his salutary neglect is maybe going to afford us opportunities to do it ourselves, is how I would phrase it.
03:32:51.000Trump is kind of like a sleep at the wheel in some sense, like he's a deal maker, he's kind of keeping things in motion, he's not ideologically committed.
03:32:58.000Bad people can get in and steer the ship, but good people can also get in and steer the ship.
03:33:03.000So I'm kind of coming to terms with the fact that Trump will probably win.
03:33:08.000It's just that we really need to fight like hell for the Trump administration.
03:33:15.000If Trump wins, it doesn't mean we win automatically.
03:33:18.000We are going to have to fight over the next four years within the Trump movement to exert our influence.
03:33:25.000And that is the part that is frustrating.
03:33:27.000And I want to do a lot of the fighting before the election because that's when we have more leverage.
03:33:50.000I don't know how anybody could support him.
03:33:53.000Like, the left broadly is against Israel and for all the wrong reasons, but that's not enough for me to even consider Biden.
03:34:02.000He's just a piece of shit liberal and just sucks and is gay.
03:34:06.000And if you vote for him, you just kind of, you know, that's why I can never go all the way like, you know, I really respect Charles Johnson.
03:34:40.000So, because I know some people have compared me to that.
03:34:42.000I've been critical of Trump, but I want to make it very clear I'm not critical of Trump in the same way as those guys or as Michael Tracy or even the, like, some of the, like, anti-Israel people.
03:34:59.000Because I, you know, I am against Israel and some of them, that has made them very anti-Trump.
03:36:25.000To enlightenment on all these issues and move me away from this loser ideological conservatism and towards something pragmatic and nationalistic.
03:36:35.000So, you know, I am a product to someone that became an adult during the Trump revolution.
03:36:48.000My destiny has been inextricably bound up with his.
03:36:52.000His campaign is what energized me and, in a sense, propelled me and my own movement, although it's distinct from his in key ways, but deeply influenced by it.
03:37:03.000So that's why I have a far more complicated approach and position towards him than most other than leftists who are just, I fucking hate leftists.
03:37:15.000Like Fat Michael Tracy, I think he's just a scum sucking freak.
03:37:19.000And the way he looks with his soy face, glasses, beard, obesity look that they all have.
03:37:28.000So it's not that and it's not the like, you know too clever for their own good Richard Spencer thing where you talk yourself into being a Democrat It's completely
03:37:48.000But a lot of the Trump loyalists, from the beginning, feel the exact same way that I do.
03:37:54.000Or almost exactly the same way that I do.
03:37:58.000It's a personal admiration for Trump, a recognition of his greatness and his impact, but also
03:38:04.000A disappointment with what has happened, moderated by an understanding of the difficulty and the reality of the situation, but also just wanting more out of this opportunity and pragmatically trying to get it.
03:38:58.000Gerald Ford, Jimmy Carter, it's even worse.
03:39:01.000I don't think there's ever been somebody less charismatic.
03:39:04.000I mean even Mitt Romney was like likable.
03:39:07.000Even John McCain had this, okay he's like a veteran and a maverick, and George Bush was a cowboy, and John Kerry was a blue blood, and Al Gore was a, well he was a nerd, I mean I guess he fucking sucked, but Bill Clinton was charming.
03:39:24.000There were some shitters in the 90s I guess, but like
03:39:29.000In the history of televised presidential debates, you've had people that are weak, you've had bad moments, you've had people that come across worse.
03:39:39.000I don't think it's a Trumpian exaggeration to say this was literally the worst performance in the history of televised debates.
03:39:50.000They've only been doing them since 1960.
03:39:52.000And this is, and who would be the worst?
03:39:55.000Jimmy Carter, Richard Nixon in 60, and this is the worst.
03:40:01.000People used to say that Hillary Clinton was sick.
03:40:03.000I'm old enough to remember, as much as I hate to say it because I'm an old man now, but I'm old enough to remember when they would say that Hillary Clinton was too sick.
03:40:12.000Remember when she was coughing all the time and
03:40:16.000And you go back and watch her and she looks like an all-star.
03:43:14.000And I'm not saying that to complain, but in spite of that, I'm still one of the top streamers.
03:43:18.000I'm still the top four streamer behind Dan Bungino, who is an investor on this platform, Steve Crowder, Andrew Tate, who's also, I think, involved in some way.
03:43:36.000So, for me to be in the top four, in spite of everything that's happened, being deplatformed for years from everything, being banned from Twitter for years, Facebook, Instagram, from every major streaming platform, to have this comeback like this, just totally out of nowhere, being in the woods for three years to just arrive on Rumble and take over the platform, still being shadowbanned without a checkmark,
03:44:42.000I feel like, you know, we really have an outsized impact within politics rather than... I obviously don't have like a mass audience like Fox News does, but within politics I'm deeply a part of the conversation because of my influence with the key demographic of young white men.
03:45:00.000And also because my influence can't be ignored, this cult-like following.
03:45:05.000And it's because, at the end of the day, I'm the only one independent.
03:45:10.000Everybody else is a shill for somebody.
03:45:13.000Everybody else is a shill for an advertiser, a sponsor, the party, whatever.
03:45:19.000There's certain things they can't say.
03:45:21.000And the value that I bring is I really am just like the only one in the space that is 100% independent, for better or for worse.
03:45:30.000Like, I just get on here, I say what's on my mind, I don't care who I offend, I say literally whatever I want.
03:45:36.000People say, oh, I'm not politically incorrect, I'll offend everybody.
03:45:40.000And then their hottest take is like, there's two genders.
03:52:22.000You would be verified and you can monetize on the platform.
03:52:25.000No, I'm not gonna get into your... Look, if your thing is good, then I will be on it, but I'm not gonna be, like, joining some person's tech company and being a first guy.
03:52:36.000Unless it's really big and has backing.
03:55:31.000Louis Brandeis was the head of the World Zionist Organization.
03:55:35.000He was a close personal friend of President Woodrow Wilson.
03:55:57.000Wilson tapped him to become the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court.
03:56:01.000He had to formally retire his role as head of the World Zionist Organization, but he retained it.
03:56:09.000And he was running the Supreme Court like it was the World Zionist Organization.
03:56:14.000And then, the British basically fought the war to a stalemate in World War I. They needed the United States to come in and break the stalemate, but they wouldn't do it.
03:56:22.000So, the Jews in England and the Jews in America made a deal.
03:56:26.000Where if the British Foreign Minister, Lord Balfour, wrote a letter to Rothschild expressing that there should be a Jewish state in Palestine, then Louis Brandeis would convince Woodrow Wilson to bring America into the war.
03:56:52.000That the British Foreign Ministry, even though Palestine was under the control of the Ottoman Empire at the time, said that there is a, what was the word they used?
03:57:01.000I forget the exact wording, but they said that there should be a Jewish state in Palestine.
03:57:06.000In exchange, the Jews picked up the phone and called their, because they're everywhere, everywhere and nowhere, they called Brandeis and said, alright, pull the trigger, and they say that Brandeis convinced Wilson to bring us into the war.
03:57:20.000And then, after the Sykes-Picot Agreement,
03:57:22.000Secret agreement between Britain and France they carved up the Middle East between them and Britain controlled Palestine and Britain allowed the Jews to move into Palestine in an unlimited way and then they stopped them and then the Jews started committing acts of terrorism and Then that culminated in 1948 so
03:57:43.000I'm simplifying the rest, but... But yeah, I mean, that is one of the reasons why the United States went to war.
03:58:37.000Victor Sharpe was telling it, he was saying to me and my friend, he was saying, oh you guys should wear girls clothes and dance and do a TikTok and he turned out to be a gay pedophile and he funds all my enemies.
04:04:00.000And Jeremy boring came from like California or whatever.
04:04:03.000He's like, uh, he's in the entertainment deal And so Jeremy boring this is actually as much as I hate to say it I kind of hate their whole like into woods aesthetic fake cheesy like folksy thing
04:04:18.000By wearing like a nice suit like this, looking rich, this is what we need.
04:04:22.000The lesson is, fine, we're not going to... I don't want to be full of piss and vinegar.
04:05:18.000Things that were saying, Trump did fine.
04:05:20.000Trump had some answers that were really good, especially early.
04:05:23.000In the middle, Trump was kind of not doing as well.
04:05:26.000And in that same section, Biden was doing his best.
04:05:30.000Yeah, I mean, I think that the one area where Biden did his best is where Trump got defensive about his January 6th activity.
04:05:38.000And that really had less to do with Biden doing amazingly well and more to do with Trump shooting himself in the foot on that sort of stuff.
04:12:30.000There is a point at which the president represents the people.
04:12:40.000He's the representative of one of the three branches, the spirited part of government.
04:12:44.000And so, you know, the fact that Trump speaks publicly at a fifth grade level, and he's spoken on TV at higher levels in the past, but he speaks at a fifth grade level for the public because he wants to reach as many people as he can.
04:12:56.000I actually don't mind the two minutes.
04:12:58.000You know, if I won a university lecture on the politics of Uzbekistan, Uzbekistan, Uzbekistan, Uzbekistan, Uzbekistan, Uzbekistan, Uzbekistan, Uzbekistan, Uzbekistan, Uzbekistan, Uzbekistan, Uzbekistan, Uzbekistan, Uzbekistan, Uzbekistan, Uzbekistan, Uzbekistan, Uzbekistan, Uzbekistan, Uzbekistan, Uzbekistan, Uzbekistan, Uzbekistan, Uzbekistan, Uzbekistan, Uzbekistan, Uzbekistan, Uzbekistan, Uzbekistan, Uzbekistan, Uzbekistan, Uzbekistan, Uzbekistan, Uzbekistan, Uzbekistan, Uzbekistan, Uzbekistan, Uzbekistan, Uzbekistan, Uzbekistan, Uzbekistan, Uzbekistan, Uzbekistan, Uzbekistan, Uzbekistan, Uzbekistan, Uzbekistan, Uzbekistan, Uzbekistan, Uzbekistan, Uzbekistan, Uzbekistan, Uzbekistan
04:13:29.000Well, I don't think, I've said for a while, no one should be president who can't go through an entire episode of The Joe Rogan Show as the guest.
04:13:37.000You just have to go sit there for three hours and be asked about the weirdest crap and
04:17:13.000The fact that she would even go that far, we're laughing because she's so downplaying it.
04:17:17.000The fact that the Vice President of the United States would admit on television to the biggest lib sycophant Vanderbilt anchor of CNN to say, yeah, you know, you got Anderson Cooper saying, that was horrible.
04:18:32.000I still think they're going to be very desperate to try to take control of the narrative of the conversation, and they could do that through, I think, deliberate attempts to try to provoke people to be angry, to be violent.
04:18:43.000I think they're going to keep pushing.
04:18:44.000I think they're going to keep pressuring, and they're going to try to get the American people to overreact or to act violently.
04:18:52.000I think there's larger possibilities of things like Operation Gladio kind of playing up.
04:18:57.000As well as this administration, the Biden administration, ratcheting up tensions all over the world, especially when it comes to a lot of these foreign conflicts that are unfolding in Ukraine, potentially soon also in Lebanon.
04:19:09.000We just got very troubling news from the U.S.
04:19:11.000State Department that's trying to get American citizens out of Lebanon.
04:19:14.000Just a couple hours ago, so that's right.
04:20:14.000First of all, what we saw tonight is the president making a very clear contrast with Donald Trump on all of the issues that matter to the American people.
04:20:24.000Yes, there was a slow start, but it was a strong finish.
04:20:26.000And what became very clear through the course of the night is that Joe Biden is fighting on behalf of the American people on substance, on policy, on performance.
04:20:38.000Joe Biden is extraordinarily strong, and that cannot be debated.
04:20:42.000But I'm sorry, on substance and policy and performance tonight, I mean, the President's performance tonight clearly was disappointing for his supporters.
04:20:50.000CNN is reporting Democratic lawmakers watching the debate were worried about the President's performance.
04:20:57.000One said it was a disaster, another called it a train wreck.
04:21:01.000Those are Democrats especially worried that Biden did not punch back on Trump's lies.
04:22:34.000I like and I'm Hillary Clinton's kind of growing on me, too I'm not in like a sexual way, but like Now that Hillary Clinton is disempowered.
04:22:56.000But, you know, like, she was at the Tony Awards, and she shows up in, like, this flowing dress, and everybody gets up, and they're like, the Senator Amidala, you know, Queen Amidala.
04:23:31.000She really thought she was going to be the girl president.
04:23:33.000She's like the perfect archetype of like the girl scout that got every badges.
04:23:38.000She was the president of student council, she tried out for the football team to make a point, and she was headed for the pres- they were gonna coronate her as the president, and she got beat by a rapist.
04:24:22.000And when you're famous, they let you touch them.
04:24:26.000And gee, we beat the shit out of everyone.
04:24:31.000It's the greatest thing ever so many people forget and that's the greatest thing ever Like not only did she lose it'd be one thing if she lost to some like gay nerd like DeSantis Where it's like, well, you know America decided it was time for a change.
04:24:45.000They wanted a pro-business president It's like no she got beat by the TV celebrity rapist the the TV racist
04:24:54.000Who ran on deporting all illegals and banning Muslims.
04:25:00.000We're going to build a wall and make Mexico pay for it.
04:25:02.000And then we're going to beat China because I win all the time.
04:25:22.000I kind of love that she's got that energy, even though she's a horrible human being and totally wicked.
04:25:28.000There is something somewhat admirable about that.
04:25:38.000But um okay all right I think that's it and uh on that note you know Kamala's pretty cute too.
04:25:46.000And just three years ago we commemorated the two-year anniversary of Dobbs.
04:25:51.000So I think let me see we might have a few more super chats then I'm gonna go let me just take a look real quick no yeah no people never super chat on these I think because they think I'm not gonna read them.