Gaines for Girls with Riley Gaines - America Embraces Trump & Rejects Lunacy

00:00:00.000 hello everybody welcome back to the gains for girls podcast uh i've got this big smile on my

00:00:13.380 face it is no surprise as to why i woke up this morning knowing that the 47th president of the

00:00:21.240 united states is donald j trump uh truthfully for me it's kind of like an overwhelming feeling of

00:00:28.100 emotion uh just because of the work i mean personally that i put in traveling across the

00:00:35.840 nation i mean essentially to to almost all 50 states at this point uh spreading the message of

00:00:42.820 what's happening uh what's at stake highlighting the contrast between the two parties certainly

00:00:50.000 uh in terms of of presidential candidates but i mean across the board local level state level

00:00:56.700 federal level uh so so this feels like two and a half years again personally of hard work

00:01:02.980 uh that has has paid off so very very exciting day on the issue of men and women's sports in

00:01:11.160 particular uh the contrast between the two could not be more stark we've got one ticket who has vowed

00:01:18.120 to use uh all of his presidential and executive powers to prevent men from competing in women's

00:01:24.700 sports and we've got another ticket who doesn't even know what a woman is who believes that menstrual 1.00

00:01:30.760 products belong in boys bathrooms who believe that men can become pregnant uh and i am so excited to 0.77

00:01:37.480 say that the former has won this election in truly a blowout fashion uh winning the popular vote winning

00:01:47.120 the electoral college uh we saw huge wins in the senate republicans gaining control uh hopefully we will

00:01:54.000 hold off in the house too and maintain control there i mean it couldn't have gone better this was the

00:01:59.760 red wave uh that i believe we were expecting in 2022 but didn't necessarily get we got it here in the year

00:02:07.120 of 2024 uh last night i was able to do some live coverage uh for fox and for outkick downtown nashville

00:02:16.520 uh the crowd was electric and kid rocks bar what a fun place to be uh every time you know there were

00:02:23.900 big tv screens every time uh fox news would display a state that has been confirmed in support and in

00:02:31.320 favor of president trump i mean the room just went wild uh so it was great to be there uh you know who

00:02:38.540 else was there it was pete hexath uh he did a phenomenal job last night he does a phenomenal job

00:02:43.900 all the time uh he is the fox and friends weekend host uh he is also a a born and raised tennessean

00:02:52.040 uh so he is going to be on with us today discussing all things election uh what this means for the

00:02:59.840 american people what is next to do um just very grateful for him and for his voice uh all that he's

00:03:06.780 done for the american people in terms of coverage in terms of getting the word out there and now we get

00:03:12.540 to reap those benefits uh and so check out the episode here with fox and friends weekend host

00:03:17.920 pete pegseth pete thank you for joining the gains for girls podcast uh we got to spend last night

00:03:24.760 together a little bit of the night uh kid rocks bar in downtown nashville that's incredible i bet you

00:03:30.900 are uh exhausted right now but we are officially unburdened by what has been uh i mean i'm thrilled by

00:03:41.420 this i was kind of i guess expecting this i wasn't expecting to see the results last night so so

00:03:48.040 overall thoughts you know how do you feel oh my goodness uh it it feels yes we are very much

00:03:55.820 unburdened uh it was a thank you so much for coming out uh as part of the coverage and you know what i

00:04:01.020 mean talking to you this morning reminds me what a role you played uh what a role those that stood up

00:04:06.080 for common sense with courage and pointed out the absolute lunacy of the base of the democrat party

00:04:13.820 uh that you saw overwhelmingly men women too no doubt but uh men across all demographics as the

00:04:22.800 biggest delta coming out and saying no more of this no more of this like and then and then brave

00:04:28.140 courageous strong intelligent women saying no more of this like we don't we don't need um you know 1.00

00:04:34.540 men are men are men women are women um and how about we just put our own citizens first and how

00:04:40.260 about we make sure we have good paying jobs and so ultimately it was just a rejection of lunacy and so

00:04:44.980 listen i feel great do i think the election of donald trump is going to change you know everything about

00:04:50.340 the trajectory of our country no but we he just bought us time and gave us a fighting chance um we're

00:04:55.980 going to get sanity back in the white house uh and it's been a i mean listen i'm a little late to

00:05:01.120 this podcast you'll i know this is uh you know your viewer your viewers may not necessarily know

00:05:05.820 that because i've been stuck in a room with my wife flipping through the channels um drinking liberal 1.00

00:05:12.160 tears watching commentators on other networks try to explain away what happened and and there's going

00:05:18.620 to be a lot of candidate blaming you know harris harris blaming walls blaming oh biden blaming he let

00:05:24.600 her in too late the the reality is this was an embrace of trump yes it was a rejection of left-wing

00:05:29.940 lunacy but it was an embrace of a guy who spent half the campaign in a courtroom riley he spent half

00:05:35.520 the campaign in a courtroom not able to campaign the way conventional candidates would um and now

00:05:41.340 he's got that shot and so it was uh it was not just a big middle finger it was a big embrace

00:05:46.060 of a worldview that the elites told us was out of touch it turns out average people just want like

00:05:51.560 prosperity and security and safety for their family and uh and men not in women's bathrooms and that 1.00

00:05:57.320 that that was the coalition that came together last night yeah which all used to be pretty

00:06:01.940 foundational things uh when you think about it something both sides could at least agree on

00:06:06.620 right we all thought patriotism was a good thing we all wanted affordable living lower taxes safe

00:06:12.160 streets low crime world peace free speech uh but now it seems like uh those aren't necessarily

00:06:19.080 things maybe in how they they campaigned but in terms of their voting record it seems like these

00:06:25.020 aren't things that both sides uh agree upon anymore but if there is a man to unite us uh to to uh this

00:06:32.860 great nation again of course i believe it's it's donald trump uh yeah you mentioned these liberal tears

00:06:41.200 i have never in my life wanted to watch the view um but i think it's going to be recording in my

00:06:49.220 household i can't wait to watch the view watch the meltdown of these these women on there and yeah 1.00

00:06:56.120 i think it's super cool the rejection of absurdity and these progressive policies destructive policies

00:07:04.300 really but but the embrace of trump but but even more than that because this last night was a blowout

00:07:09.580 on all fronts uh of course in terms of the electoral college but also the popular vote also uh what we saw

00:07:17.120 in terms of of taking control of the u.s senate uh hopefully keeping control of of the house i mean

00:07:23.700 it just debunks this whole mean orange man narrative so so what do you think changed since 2022 where i

00:07:32.280 believe republican republicans expected to see this big red wave that we didn't see yeah then but we saw

00:07:39.300 last night well i think trump on the ballot has always mattered i mean look at what happened in 2016

00:07:45.420 look at what happened in 2020 he as he often points out he got a lot more votes in 2020 than he did in

00:07:51.380 2016 when trump's running and he's a part of the choice yes it does galvanate the others galvanize the

00:07:57.020 other side but i was in a diner in wisconsin yesterday morning meeting another young voter who

00:08:02.700 said you know i didn't even vote in 16 or 20 but i would walk over glass to vote for trump in 24

00:08:08.060 and which which is why i think maybe a warning sign or a reminder for the republican party is

00:08:13.500 um donald trump won this election it's not necessarily the republican party that won this

00:08:18.780 election and there are plenty of people that don't want to embrace what trump has done to remind the

00:08:24.400 republican party about who it should represent uh which is which is why you know these next two years

00:08:29.040 are particularly important but the post-mortem on the republican side going forward it will be equally

00:08:34.500 important for the for the future of the country because you know bush won 45 percent of the hispanic vote

00:08:39.580 from 2004 and then it vanished away when we came the country club um chamber of commerce party yet

00:08:45.560 again and hispanics said well you don't really represent us and then along came the guy who said

00:08:49.560 i'm going to build a wall in mass deportations and you won you know the largest percent of the 0.80

00:08:54.640 hispanics in the country the other reminder is riley is is last night is that we are a center-right

00:09:00.860 country um watch if you look at how kamala harris actually campaigned it was through hiding her 1.00

00:09:07.400 radical view she didn't get away with it but they didn't want to talk about the trans issues they

00:09:12.240 did they wanted to pretend like they were hawks on the border they wanted to pretend like they were

00:09:16.180 going to cut taxes and they talked about prices and costs and things like that but on almost every

00:09:22.280 single controversial issue it was either that's not really what i believe or no comment because they

00:09:28.820 know deep down in america doesn't stand for the sort of lunatic marxist views that they've represented

00:09:35.200 so it was an affirmation that when you point these things out i mean the the ad the trump campaign

00:09:41.160 read the most and you know this is is the one where trump says i'm for you and and therefore they them

00:09:46.340 um and that isn't just a condemnation of trans people that's what you hear all over the air this

00:09:50.960 morning it's a recognition that we've lost our way we've lost our priorities it's supposed to be

00:09:55.740 americans and citizens first most people want to raise their young boy or young girl just as they are

00:10:01.300 uh and the government should stay out of the way and certainly not mandate what parents have to 0.95

00:10:05.980 are required to say or certainly not allow schools to do it under their nose so it's a reminder we're

00:10:11.440 a center-right country every single state reminded them of that um democrats are going to have to go

00:10:16.700 back to the drawing board about what they really represent who they really represent i mean and the

00:10:22.640 big question for me here is what are they going to throw out there um because they're going to not

00:10:27.660 stop coming after trump what will be the the the the new you know russia gate of 2024 be on the

00:10:34.500 lookout that's coming soon uh but it's a beautiful thing to see and and donald trump his folks should

00:10:39.820 celebrate there's an amazing coalition and and last thing last night doesn't happen without elon musk

00:10:45.320 either with what he unleashed on twitter and the opportunity for actually factual free speech without

00:10:51.040 that who knows what we would not have seen who knows what conversations would have been suppressed

00:10:55.080 and how unable we'd have been able to because that's probably the biggest takeaway here is that

00:10:59.700 this is the misinformation election because we actually had free speech um but they can say all

00:11:04.600 they want i'll be watching the view just like you it's appointment viewing today uh it's going to be

00:11:09.300 amazing agreed agreed uh and yeah you elon musk gosh i mean he to me i mean he's the greatest patriot i

00:11:18.700 truly believe that to me in my eyes he's someone who has i think saved free speech really uh if it

00:11:28.480 worked for him that's where i get all my news truthfully is from x it's where it comes the fastest

00:11:33.160 it's it's what i have found to be most reliable in terms of how quick it's being put out um he's an

00:11:40.020 african-american technically who cares more about our freedoms as americans than a lot of americans do

00:11:46.700 and you mentioned kamala harris uh and and hiding really running from her voting record in the most

00:11:53.480 undemocratic way uh becoming the the presidential candidate um i mean in some way you in some way

00:12:02.660 you always feel bad for her i i don't at all but you almost it's like she was gifted this position

00:12:08.600 joe biden you know basically gave the middle finger to everybody that pushed him out nancy pelosi

00:12:12.820 and obama gifted this position and told you'll win you'll win do follow the rules follow what

00:12:17.980 we're talking and you'll win and uh she didn't so when biden discontinued his candidacy i mean there

00:12:24.660 were days i i forget how many days like like over a week where we were the american people were

00:12:30.040 wondering if he was still alive he just announced over x hey i'm not running anymore and that was it

00:12:35.580 and so i'll be curious to see how she how she handles this scenario and you mentioned elon musk

00:12:42.040 uh of course last night's a big win um but but thinking of elon musk and and his role in the

00:12:49.840 the department and the administration of course there's more work to be done we need to to drain

00:12:55.240 the swamp and so i couldn't be more excited of course for a trump presidency but but almost

00:13:00.980 more excited for a new established department of government efficiency i think this is a wonderful

00:13:08.060 way to keep dollars in in our pockets as as tax-paying americans it's going to be the toughest

00:13:15.180 job in government riley i mean he's by the way give the toughest job to the guy who has a track record

00:13:20.500 of doing it to the guy who said well i'm going to change twitter oh what does it take to change

00:13:24.160 twitter first of all buying it at a really high price and then firing 90 of the employees if you want

00:13:28.660 to change the culture you got to now firing employees at twitter is a lot different at firing

00:13:33.240 employees at the department of interior or the department of education uh and so he he's up for

00:13:38.560 the battle of his life nobody better to be in that position to figure out how to do it and i hope they

00:13:44.160 go headlong into it there's no reason to hedge hedge their bets at all uh it will be amazing to see

00:13:49.580 i wonder if it'll be i'm guessing it'll probably be in mar-a-lago where they roll out who he's picking

00:13:54.980 and who because it was at trump tower in 2016 when everybody was watching the elevators

00:13:58.720 um and who's being picked uh that'll probably be mar-a-lago this time i i do want to give you

00:14:05.040 and your viewers already know this but you deserve a lot of credit uh you deserve a lot of credit for

00:14:10.100 having the courage to speak up on an issue that was seen as a uh uh not a marginal issue but hey why

00:14:18.160 are we making hay of this oh that sounds radical that doesn't sound inclusive this is a niche issue

00:14:23.940 uh and because of you first and foremost and then a lot of other courageous folks standing up and

00:14:30.040 saying you know what men are men and women are women and this this is just flat out wrong you

00:14:34.320 created this space for a real conversation that became one of the top three or four issues that

00:14:40.900 decided where this election went and and for for someone of your age who is not planning to be doing

00:14:46.300 this at all uh it's a real testament there are very few people that get to sit at the crux or a

00:14:51.760 cross-section of of politics and issues and show that kind of courage because of your faith

00:14:56.480 um and your background i commend you uh you made a difference a lot of people can't say that

00:15:01.180 well that's um that's very kind it's wild to me that it requires bravery uh to say something

00:15:07.780 so simple so entry level nothing wise nothing profound it's literally just that men and women

00:15:13.680 are different uh but we do live in this time and it speaks to the moral decay the decline our nation

00:15:19.440 has seen that that it is considered brave to say those things and so i've gotten messages all

00:15:24.360 morning uh all night last night from from moms mostly who say look you know i i'm a lifelong

00:15:30.760 liberal you open my eyes i have a daughter she plays sports i can't imagine so so to understand in

00:15:36.640 some capacity uh that there was impact that was had is is pretty special and again seeing it play 0.98

00:15:42.340 out in these senate races uh i mean you had idiots like bob casey or colin allred in texas who have 0.96

00:15:49.100 the voting record proving that that this was something that they pushed for they advocated for 0.99

00:15:54.780 men and women's sports yet when it's time you know they're on a debate stage colin allred of texas 0.78

00:16:00.540 is up there saying look you know i'm a christian i'm a father i would never support these ridiculous

00:16:05.940 ideas really because you voted in favor four four times so whatever calling out the hypocrisy i believe

00:16:12.020 is key and so again p just just grateful for you uh it's been super cool to see uh everything that

00:16:19.040 that you all have done for this election for the american people um last question for you i think

00:16:24.540 i was listening last night of course to fox it was on my tv it's on my tv in my house 24 hours a day

00:16:31.740 and i'm listening last night and it was something that struck me where you know they're on the panel

00:16:37.280 and he says uh you know we we've spent this this election cycle there's been 16 billion dollars that

00:16:43.080 have been spent on advertisements and media we're in this new era now where podcasts it's a way of

00:16:51.660 free advertising so is that something you see continuing on in the years to come no doubt riley i mean

00:16:59.960 forums like yours listen they'll still be utility and power to a place like the fox news channel

00:17:06.520 uh they'll always just it's sports and news sports and news will always have an appetite

00:17:10.580 for quality live well-produced program they just will because people want it real time i want it you

00:17:15.940 want it we'll get older we'll have different ways of consuming it no doubt but you could point to

00:17:20.360 podcasts as it could be the place that made the difference for trump i mean you've spent time with

00:17:25.260 them i've spent time with them most and and we are uh very privileged to have that opportunity

00:17:30.260 most people have not right or they've seen him only as characterized by the lunatics in the media

00:17:36.240 and to have an opportunity for him to go on long-form podcasts like joe rogan or like he did with

00:17:42.600 multiple other uh comedians and up they got to see the side of trump that we get to see which is he's a

00:17:48.500 real guy he's got a real sense of humor he's got a heart for his family he truly cares for the country

00:17:54.760 uh he'll say things in a way that you and i understand but the the media takes literally

00:17:59.780 as if it's some crazy i mean the atlantic wrote an article this morning saying democracy is not over

00:18:05.600 they don't even believe what they're saying they told us democracy was over no no it's not over no

00:18:10.720 we're just kidding i mean you you can cut through abc nbc cbs washington post new york cnn uh

00:18:17.500 new york times cnn and msnbc with a podcast that reaches 25 30 million people or in your case

00:18:24.800 women who need to see a side or understand a side of trump or the republican party or an issue on life

00:18:30.800 or on gender that will never be fairly characterized and you can't put that genie back in the bottle

00:18:35.980 but again it kind of goes back to musk like if musk doesn't create a check on all the other social

00:18:42.260 media sites um you know what what platforms are willing to de-platform those who go against the

00:18:48.760 the acceptable narrative but with x there now there's a place where it can always be heard

00:18:53.820 which puts the other platforms on notice uh as well so i i you know that'll be part of what's

00:18:59.460 written about this too is that podcasts introduced campaigns voters to the other side of candidates

00:19:06.040 trump did it and the only podcast that kamala harris could do or did do was a highly choreographed 1.00

00:19:13.340 sex podcast that is like wildly inappropriate but was the only one she was willing to go on

00:19:19.320 because you can't actually she can't actually do long form in an authentic way which is staggering i mean

00:19:25.700 kamala harris is not qualified to run a city council race where we're from i mean that's it if it's 1.00

00:19:32.660 offensive to city councilmen to compare her because they're so she was unqualified from the beginning

00:19:37.800 they knew it and trump introduced himself in a meaningful way through this these types of

00:19:43.000 of platforms and it paid off agreed agreed and the free market i just believe will always prevail

00:19:48.900 if people want podcasts the world will adjust if people want absolutely their new their news on x

00:19:54.100 uh other media outlets other social media forums will adjust as well uh and so pete thank you

00:20:01.560 it was great to see you your thank you your beautiful wife uh your many many children who

00:20:07.660 were running around last night uh but that's what it's about you know honestly it made me excited to

00:20:12.440 see them it's it's a reminder you know uh not necessarily what we're fighting for but who we're

00:20:18.560 fighting for so i appreciate you and everything that you do for this nation and we will continue

00:20:24.040 watching you there we go likewise riley you're the best come join us at fox and friends anytime you

00:20:29.160 know that always thank you you got it all right thank you guys for tuning in to the gains for

00:20:34.020 girls podcast as always you can check us out at outkick.com see all things gains for girls share

00:20:40.180 this episode with your friends with family with your favorite liberal uh but but really honestly i want

00:20:46.720 to sign off today by saying that this win it's not just a win for conservatives people like me people

00:20:56.480 who share my same viewpoints this this win is a win for everyone it's a win for all americans at least

00:21:03.900 americans who want affordable living americans who want safe streets and lower crime and free speech

00:21:10.800 and world peace and america first policies uh while the two parties of course have always had their

00:21:18.380 differences those were things not too long ago that that we could all agree on i believe the man that

00:21:26.000 will bring unity and and will restore these foundational principles for all americans is

00:21:32.960 donald trump that is something that that all of us can look forward to not just conservatives uh so

00:21:39.980 again i encourage you if you're someone who who doesn't agree with that if you're one of those never

00:21:44.380 trumpers i mean i just encourage you to approach this approach his second president first of all remember

00:21:50.740 he's already been president for four years so all those terrible things that that you're told

00:21:54.820 are going to happen things we saw from heard from people like oprah who said if donald trump wins you

00:22:00.600 will never be able to cast a ballot again i mean just total fear-mongering uh hyperbolic things keep in

00:22:08.540 mind he's already been president for four years and i implore you to approach his second presidency

00:22:15.540 with an open mind uh with with just the notion that that you want what's best for this country we want

00:22:23.280 the person in the white house who will do what is best for this country uh again thank you guys

00:22:29.460 for for tuning in and we will see you again next week

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Gaines for Girls with Riley Gaines - November 06, 2024

America Embraces Trump & Rejects Lunacy

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