Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec - September 25, 2023


EPISODE 568： TRUMP POLLING ABOVE THE MARGIN OF FRAUD, TRUDEAU WEEPS AFTER PRAISING WAFFEN-SS


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52 minutes

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169.97389

Word Count

8,917

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709

Misogynist Sentences

5

Hate Speech Sentences

13


Summary

Justin Trudeau praises a World War II veteran of the Waffen SS, and then the ADL says it's not even close to being a "Nazified extremist group." And yet, the Canadian Prime Minister is out there apologizing.


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00:02:18.920 Today is September 25th, 2023.
00:02:21.860 Anno Domini and Justin Trudeau is praising the Waffen-SS along with Vladimir Zelensky.
00:02:31.280 You see, because we were told that it was Russian propaganda, that Zelensky and the Ukrainian
00:02:39.000 regime were some sort of Nazified extremist group.
00:02:44.060 But it turns out that after Zelensky's people put me on a hit list, then the ADL came out
00:02:53.080 and said that, turns out the Azov Battalion isn't an extremist organization anymore, and
00:02:58.400 they're perfectly fine now.
00:03:00.540 They've made some changes, shifted some personnel around.
00:03:03.440 They're really firing on all cylinders now.
00:03:06.120 We love the Azov Battalion.
00:03:07.900 That's what the ADL said recently.
00:03:10.760 Then the media comes out and says, well, the president of Ukraine and the Prime Minister
00:03:17.640 of Canada praised a World War II veteran, World War II veteran of the 1st Ukrainian division.
00:03:29.480 Now, if you know anything about that little word called history, you might know that Ukraine
00:03:36.860 as a country didn't exist in World War II because of part of the Soviet Union.
00:03:41.060 However, what did exist were breakaway regions, breakaway people, such as the Ukrainians, that
00:03:49.740 joined up with other militaries that happened to be operating in the area, shall we say?
00:03:58.460 Yeah, that's right.
00:03:59.240 So the 1st Ukrainian division was actually a volunteer division of the Waffen-SS.
00:04:04.960 By the way, Poland never had any volunteer divisions of the Waffen-SS, even though they
00:04:13.840 were occupied by Nazi Germany.
00:04:16.460 You do the math.
00:04:17.720 One of the main things that Ukrainian nationalists were doing during World War II and during this
00:04:24.560 period were genociding Poles and ethnic cleansing thousands of Poles, including children, even
00:04:33.040 Polish babies that lived in the areas of Galatia, targeted Poles, targeted Jews.
00:04:42.560 And yet, weird it's believed that the Canadian government just made a little bit of a whoopsie
00:04:49.040 daisy and went and praised the Waffen-SS.
00:04:52.760 So Trudeau is out there.
00:04:54.300 Trudeau is out there apologizing.
00:04:56.420 We're so sorry.
00:04:57.480 We didn't mean to.
00:04:58.760 So, but I'm confused because I was told that all of this was a Russian disinformation plot,
00:05:06.800 that none of it could be true, that none of it could be real, that Zelensky would show
00:05:13.960 support for a group like the Waffen-SS.
00:05:19.200 And yet, when I traveled to Western Ukraine, I saw statues of Ukrainian nationalists like
00:05:26.060 Stepan Bandera, that participated in the atrocities and war crimes I just spoke of.
00:05:34.820 Genocide of Jews.
00:05:35.840 Genocide against Poles.
00:05:38.500 And we're to believe that all of this is totally fine now, you see, because they're all against
00:05:45.040 Russia, and that's the only thing you should worry about.
00:05:48.300 We've always been at war with East Asia.
00:05:54.300 War is peace.
00:05:57.220 Slavery is freedom.
00:05:59.980 Men are women.
00:06:02.740 And Ukraine doesn't support Nazis.
00:06:06.300 We've got a big show for you today, folks.
00:06:09.280 So stay tuned.
00:06:11.260 But remember, you get put on a hit list if you say that Ukraine bombed civilians in Donetsk
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00:08:22.460 Now, over the weekend, there was this incredibly controversial poll released by the Washington
00:08:30.320 Post and ABC News.
00:08:31.740 And the big question that I saw all of Never Trump and then all of the left screaming from
00:08:39.600 the top of their lungs saying, this poll's not real.
00:08:42.720 It's an outlier.
00:08:44.200 Don't believe it.
00:08:45.680 Don't believe the hype.
00:08:46.700 The Washington Post didn't, by the way, put this 10 point split in their headline.
00:08:50.980 They buried it three paragraphs down.
00:08:54.300 Then you also see that independence up 13%.
00:09:00.900 Well, to break this down and really answer the question of what's going on here, we've
00:09:05.720 got Richard Barris, the People's Pundit, to break it down for us like none other.
00:09:09.160 Rich, what's the story here?
00:09:10.780 Work or shoot?
00:09:11.740 Should we believe this poll?
00:09:14.000 Thanks for having me, Jack, as always.
00:09:16.440 You never dismiss any polls.
00:09:18.820 And we can go through, you know, some are obviously going to be wrong and some are going
00:09:22.840 to be outliers, Jack.
00:09:24.080 But I'm glad we have enough time to go over it today because, I mean, I can explain why
00:09:28.680 the ABC News, Washington Post poll, is a bit of an outlier.
00:09:32.400 By the way, just today, there's two more polls that were released.
00:09:36.200 One is Trump plus five.
00:09:37.460 The other one's going to be Trump plus three when it's released.
00:09:40.840 So, you know, the averages are starting to, you know, show a Trump trend.
00:09:47.980 That's really, it could be that ABC News is in front of it a little bit.
00:09:52.120 Look, we just polled a few weeks ago.
00:09:53.920 We're getting ready to poll nationally again for a monthly.
00:09:56.500 And we had Trump up by one.
00:09:58.320 So, I mean, it's a big lead.
00:10:00.620 But again, our methodology is different.
00:10:03.100 And ABC News, Washington Post, if I have time to go over it, there's a reason.
00:10:07.600 This is the pollster that came out with Biden plus 17 in Wisconsin.
00:10:12.240 This is the pollster that came out with Biden plus 12, their final national.
00:10:16.220 Hillary Clinton plus 12, their final national.
00:10:19.460 None of those critics said, made a peep, Jack, when those polls were released.
00:10:24.860 By the way, Biden won Wisconsin by two-tenths of a percentage point.
00:10:28.700 That's it.
00:10:29.480 But there is something with their methodology that sometimes it works out and sometimes it
00:10:33.960 does not.
00:10:34.500 At the presidential level, it can get away from you if you don't address it.
00:10:38.220 And he cites it right in the methodology statement, in the polling memo.
00:10:42.280 He does make very clear, Langer himself, why the poll could be a little bit of an outlier
00:10:48.020 at this point.
00:10:48.900 And I can get into that if you want.
00:10:50.900 Yeah, let's do that because I do think people want to understand this.
00:10:54.500 So, they're getting this signal, essentially.
00:10:57.480 And a poll is signal.
00:10:58.580 And I want people to understand that.
00:11:00.080 So, a poll is signal based on a grouping of people that you brought together.
00:11:03.900 But, of course, everybody questions, well, what's the methodology of the poll?
00:11:07.540 Because how can you take a couple of hundred people and then extrapolate that out to mean
00:11:11.720 the entire country?
00:11:13.060 Because what happens if you're weighted?
00:11:14.880 What happens if the bias is off?
00:11:16.320 It's skewed, et cetera, et cetera.
00:11:18.040 And that's really what we're getting into when we question the methodology.
00:11:21.380 So, what did they use here and how do you read it?
00:11:23.380 Let me also say this on sampling sizes because you just brought that up.
00:11:30.760 This is a debate that's been going on for a long time.
00:11:33.440 Personally, we have, I have implemented minimum sample sizes for both national polls and state
00:11:39.860 level polls depending on the size of the state's population.
00:11:43.060 I personally do not like polling 800 people for a national poll.
00:11:46.940 We do at least 2,000 registered voters.
00:11:49.640 But buried right in his memo, Jack, is something that is, makes the Washington Post poll different
00:11:54.660 than others.
00:11:55.360 And that is this early, even though it's being reported that they are registered voters.
00:12:00.280 This isn't deduped or a data appended against a voter file.
00:12:04.760 This is random digital dial that is being, they're taking self-reported registration at,
00:12:11.980 you know, on face value.
00:12:13.360 They're taking the word of the person they're talking to.
00:12:15.720 Why does that matter?
00:12:17.120 Normally, that would help Democrats.
00:12:19.600 And that's why we've seen this poll grossly overstate Democrat support in the past.
00:12:24.500 Here's why things are different this year.
00:12:26.580 All right.
00:12:27.880 Trump leads with non-registered adults by upwards.
00:12:32.720 I mean, it depends.
00:12:33.440 Premise data and I, we find it anywhere between 15, 20 points sometimes.
00:12:38.780 That is not normal.
00:12:40.040 And this for us, is premise data?
00:12:40.600 Yeah, I just cited premise data because they're, they're very close to what we find.
00:12:46.300 Trump will lead some, you know, somewhere in the neighborhood of 20 points with people
00:12:49.840 who are not really registered to vote, which by the way, is an opportunity for Republicans.
00:12:54.100 They should get off their butts and do something about it while they have Trump still as their
00:12:57.620 standard bearer.
00:12:58.560 But that's another conversation.
00:13:00.240 And USA Today.
00:13:01.560 Yeah, absolutely.
00:13:02.140 David Peliogos at USA Today just wrote two columns about the unlikely voter poll.
00:13:06.700 They've been doing this for years.
00:13:08.400 It was roughly even a little edge for Biden in 2020.
00:13:12.100 Back when Obama was running against Romney, Obama was crushing him two to one, three to
00:13:18.080 one with these unlikely people.
00:13:20.100 These are people who are registered as well, but they're unlikely.
00:13:23.640 And most of the other pollsters that you see in the Real Club Politics average right
00:13:27.860 now are screening out both those groups, Jack.
00:13:31.360 The ABC News Washington Post poll is not.
00:13:34.780 So that's why you're seeing one of the big things people went over is the younger crowd.
00:13:39.140 You know, Trump is ahead with 18 to 35.
00:13:41.660 18 to 35 is not young.
00:13:43.700 That's why larger sample size matter.
00:13:45.620 18 to 24 is young.
00:13:47.580 25 to 29.
00:13:48.960 When you get in the 30s, something changes with voters.
00:13:52.280 They start, they start to lean a lot less Democratic.
00:13:54.760 So if you had those unlikely, even non-registered, and they're lying to you, a bunch of them in
00:14:00.840 that sample, because sampling errors for subgroups are higher, especially that subgroup, 18 to
00:14:06.720 35, you know, you could see a lead for Trump that's like 10 points, but the sampling error
00:14:12.160 for that subgroup is plus or minus 15 or 13.
00:14:15.260 So, you know, at the end of the day, it does show movement to Trump.
00:14:18.860 And that's why you should not dismiss it, because the methodology has not changed.
00:14:23.200 Four years ago, five years ago, even, God, going on, you know, eight years ago now, this
00:14:28.800 poll was very unfriendly to Trump for the reasons I am, you know, explaining right now.
00:14:34.760 However, things have changed.
00:14:36.880 For the first time in my modern, you know, first time in my life, modern memory, Republicans,
00:14:42.180 especially Donald Trump, because actually Ronda Sanders only leads with two points, by two
00:14:46.740 points with that other voter group I was telling you about.
00:14:49.600 Trump leads by like 20.
00:14:50.900 I've never seen this in my lifetime.
00:14:53.140 Jack, it's very, very important.
00:14:54.880 I've been trying to beat it like a, you know, a dead horse over and over again.
00:14:58.860 Normally, Republicans are hoping for low turnout.
00:15:01.260 They don't want these other people to show up.
00:15:03.240 They're biting their nails.
00:15:04.460 God, I hope this many of, you know, this group didn't vote.
00:15:07.360 They don't have to worry about that now.
00:15:09.080 In fact, their concern should be the exact opposite, going and getting those people.
00:15:13.440 Because to me, what the ABC News poll shows is that if Republicans put together an infrastructure
00:15:18.960 and go get those people under the flag of Donald Trump, they could blow Democrats out of the
00:15:24.300 water this year.
00:15:25.380 This is what I really, it's so frustrating that I say the same things over and over again,
00:15:30.000 brother.
00:15:30.320 But that's really what everyone should be taking away from this ball.
00:15:32.820 So you're actually saying that in all of this, right, there is huge signal, boil it all
00:15:41.840 down.
00:15:42.540 And we could say 10 points, maybe five points.
00:15:45.100 Harris, Harris, Harvard is coming out with a five point up poll.
00:15:48.580 Trump has never seen, shown leads like this.
00:15:51.360 Even going back to 2016, never shown leads like this in polling, never in national polling,
00:15:56.720 never in corporate polling.
00:15:57.780 A lot of this is incorporating that all adult, which includes non-registered adults in polling.
00:16:07.000 And there's a possibility that he could absolutely trounce.
00:16:11.980 Because of course, we're talking about national polls.
00:16:14.060 If you're up 10 there, then the real question is what's going on in the battleground states.
00:16:19.820 And by the way, just on a personal basis, I know I've been getting comments about that,
00:16:24.960 that people are saying, I can't wait for Rich to drop his next Rust Belt poll.
00:16:30.540 I know, I'm dying to do it too.
00:16:32.540 It's coming, guys.
00:16:33.520 It's coming.
00:16:34.440 It really is.
00:16:35.320 And this is why we've also tried to show not just typical top line results in the polls
00:16:41.380 that we've been releasing.
00:16:42.500 And we're going to do this with the Rust Belt too, because the last poll we did, the Rust
00:16:46.020 Belt poll we did, did not.
00:16:47.460 We didn't start to do this yet.
00:16:48.940 So I'm excited to get into it and add the different potential electorates that could
00:16:55.360 show up, Jack.
00:16:56.120 Because again, going back to 16, going back to 20, Trump is now hitting or above 50 in
00:17:02.960 major media polls.
00:17:04.700 All right.
00:17:05.020 That never happened, ladies and gentlemen, never happened.
00:17:08.860 And the reason he's so strong in this poll, for instance, just to give you a margin, Premise
00:17:13.440 had the non-register, you know, Trump was up by 20.
00:17:17.300 The USA Today, the non-registered Trump was up about, I know it was 17 points, but that
00:17:24.620 increased about five more points when you looked at people who were registered, but are just
00:17:29.960 unlikely.
00:17:30.320 Which, by the way, you actually said, of all people, that this may be something where the
00:17:35.240 Pennsylvania Automatic Registration Act that Shapiro was pushing might actually help Trump,
00:17:41.340 which is counterintuitive.
00:17:42.420 But then I saw you and Scott Pressler both zeroing in that because it's tracking a lot
00:17:48.660 of these voters that we're talking about, hunters, workers, people out in Western Pennsylvania
00:17:54.440 that may not necessarily be already registered.
00:17:57.640 The Democrats are already registering everyone in the cities.
00:18:00.020 This is targeting people that may not be within those Democrat sweeps.
00:18:03.980 Is it possible that those pushes actually help Trump in Pennsylvania?
00:18:09.660 They do.
00:18:10.720 And just a quick yes or no, because we're coming up right on a break.
00:18:13.640 Yes, it is very possible.
00:18:15.080 Yes.
00:18:16.180 Wow.
00:18:17.800 Shapiro, the Democrat, may have accidentally just helped Trump with his new Automatic Registration
00:18:25.540 Act.
00:18:26.520 Stay tuned, folks, because there's a lot going on.
00:18:29.280 We're sifting through the data and we've got Richard Barris to go through all of it with
00:18:33.860 us.
00:18:34.100 Trump is now polling above the margin of fraud.
00:18:45.520 Today, you know, they talk about influencers.
00:18:48.180 These are influencers and they're friends of mine.
00:18:52.440 Jack Prasovic.
00:18:53.960 Where's Jack?
00:18:54.880 Jack.
00:18:55.860 He's done a great job.
00:18:57.320 All right, Jack, what's up?
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00:19:54.300 Breaking it back down now with Richard Barris.
00:19:57.680 Rich, I said on our way to the break just now that Trump is polling ahead of the margin
00:20:03.140 of fraud.
00:20:04.060 Explain for the audience what that means and especially as pertains to a state like Pennsylvania.
00:20:11.580 It means that they can do whatever trick they have up their sleeve.
00:20:16.940 But eventually there's a finite amount of ballots, Jack.
00:20:20.860 And if you win, you know, if you win by a margin large enough, there's not a whole lot
00:20:27.740 they can do.
00:20:28.320 I mean, to make the math really simple, there's there's only so much they can they can play
00:20:34.100 around with Jack before.
00:20:35.280 I mean, it just gets ridiculous.
00:20:36.380 I mean, there's a certain number of people who are registered to vote and then there are
00:20:41.500 percentages of them that actually do.
00:20:44.340 And then there are unrealistic percentages, which is I think what they're looking at, they
00:20:49.560 know at this moment when it comes to auto voter registration, what they know is that Trump
00:20:55.280 is polling stronger than he was in 16 and 20.
00:20:58.160 They were already nervous in 20 that he was going to get a boost similar to 16 and catch
00:21:03.360 them off guard.
00:21:04.000 Now they're in they're facing something that's totally different.
00:21:07.580 And as it stands right now in a state like Pennsylvania's status quo, and I know people
00:21:12.460 are looking at 22 and they're thinking, oh, the state's out of reach.
00:21:15.480 It's not for Donald Trump.
00:21:17.100 It is.
00:21:17.500 It is very Donald Trump is very different than everybody else.
00:21:21.220 He's very different than, you know, Mehmet Oz.
00:21:24.160 I mean, it's a total different animal.
00:21:26.340 And, you know, I mean, I'm just trying to be nice here.
00:21:28.960 But the fact is, Trump is that's his his wheelhouse are these Rust Belt states and his
00:21:35.220 mid-Atlantic areas.
00:21:36.980 And Shapiro, by him doing this, is a signal to me that the status quo is too risky for
00:21:43.860 them.
00:21:44.420 They're just more confident in their ability to go out and get those new voters.
00:21:48.220 And they're not at all confident in the Republican ability to do that because Republicans, as
00:21:53.100 of now, don't have one, especially in a state like Pennsylvania.
00:21:56.660 So just real quick to use an example.
00:21:59.680 I went into the database when this happened and I immediately identified three, a block
00:22:05.380 of 300,000 eligible but not registered voters.
00:22:08.900 Very simple demographic sweep in there.
00:22:11.220 About 200,000 of them were pegged to be more friendly to the Republicans, you know, more
00:22:16.080 likely Trump supporters and 100 and so thousand were for Democrats.
00:22:20.840 They know that.
00:22:22.080 What I'm saying is this.
00:22:23.560 They were willing to take that risk because of how the position they're in now is poor.
00:22:28.860 They're willing to take that risk because they're confident that they'll go out and
00:22:32.660 get their 100,000.
00:22:34.000 But Republicans won't go and get their 200,000.
00:22:37.700 So and they have every reason to believe that because Republicans are too busy spending
00:22:42.300 $100 million a quarter trying to defeat the guy who's the only one who can bring these
00:22:46.460 voters to the polls anyway.
00:22:47.740 So if you're Josh Shapiro, you're chuckling and you're going to do this even though there's
00:22:51.980 a risk.
00:22:52.360 And I would point to people, New Jersey.
00:22:54.780 Now, the bill was signed in 2018.
00:22:56.580 It really got underway in the last couple of cycles.
00:22:58.860 And ever since they did, New Jersey has seen a lot of the inactive crap fall off their
00:23:03.440 records and Republicans have gained, you know, and the state has shifted to the right
00:23:08.080 slightly.
00:23:08.520 And that's without any effort at all, Jack, without any effort at all.
00:23:13.720 So imagine if there was an effort.
00:23:15.960 I mean, Shapiro is going to put $20 million on that.
00:23:17.420 And you're also seeing you're also seeing a huge push in Pennsylvania, this consolidation
00:23:24.040 behind Dave McCormick, who's running for Pennsylvania Senate to be going up against Bob Casey, who is
00:23:30.680 incredibly formidable because of his name.
00:23:33.140 And a lot of people associate him with his father.
00:23:35.940 They assume he's his father, even though he's not.
00:23:37.920 He's certainly not had the voting record.
00:23:39.240 And then and then in Pennsylvania's other Senate seat, we have a lumbering Cyclops known
00:23:45.600 as John Fetterman, the slob, really the sloth.
00:23:49.260 We call him giant sloth.
00:23:50.920 And, you know, people think that they've seen new footage of Bigfoot stomping through the
00:23:55.100 halls of Congress.
00:23:56.280 No, no, that's that's actually just our other senator, John Fetterman.
00:24:02.220 But but, Rich, let's let's go through some of this other information, because you're talking
00:24:05.840 about states of Pennsylvania being put at play.
00:24:07.980 Wisconsin bans drop boxes.
00:24:10.720 Wisconsin's got this Rust Belt vote.
00:24:12.380 But but here's the thing.
00:24:14.280 I keep hearing people tell me you say you say candidate not like Memodaz, right?
00:24:19.000 I keep hearing never Trump tell me that Donald Trump can't win the general election.
00:24:24.420 And yet I never hear any of them tell me how a non-Trump candidate plans to actually win
00:24:30.660 the Rust Belt.
00:24:31.820 How does a non-Trump candidate win in a state like Pennsylvania?
00:24:35.000 How does he win anywhere or she?
00:24:36.640 Fine.
00:24:36.860 We'll say she because we'll be equitable to Miss Nikki Haley.
00:24:39.880 How do any of them actually plan to win the Rust Belt?
00:24:43.840 I actually asked the editor in chief at Town Hall about that last night.
00:24:47.760 And what he responded with is very concerning.
00:24:51.580 He picked Wisconsin.
00:24:52.640 I said, which Rust Belt state?
00:24:54.240 Tell me which one Ron DeSantis or Nikki Haley are going to win.
00:24:57.960 And here's their here's their very serious delusion that they need to get over right now.
00:25:03.160 Because Donald Trump won Wisconsin, because Donald Trump won Michigan, because Donald Trump won
00:25:09.180 Pennsylvania and damn near won them all again in 2020 does not mean you can.
00:25:13.780 I have gone over the maps of Wisconsin, which they very clearly think is the easiest target.
00:25:18.280 I have gone over the maps, Jack, since 1980 over and over.
00:25:23.160 You could take Reagan's map in Wisconsin and overlay it with Donald Trump's map in 16 and very with the exception of a few counties in 2020.
00:25:32.560 Very similar.
00:25:34.080 Yet when you look at other Republican performance at the presidential level, at the Supreme Court statewide level, they get wronged.
00:25:41.940 And the reason is they cannot win in these areas where some of these voters that I was just talking to you about exist and and rarely vote unless somebody like Donald Trump comes out.
00:25:53.000 And by the way, more than 10 to one, when you ask those voters in those surveys that we were talking about, who would you come out and vote for, even though you're not a likely vote?
00:26:02.100 Who would you?
00:26:03.120 10 to one.
00:26:04.540 They cite Donald Trump.
00:26:05.940 It's not even close.
00:26:07.460 There are simply not enough suburban votes that they're going to swing to Haley or DeSantis to outdo getting killed in Douglas, in Bayfield, in Ashton, up in what we call lumberjack country.
00:26:20.000 They're going to get slaughtered there.
00:26:21.540 They're still not going to win Racine by a larger margin like they think.
00:26:25.000 They're still not going to win Kenosha by a larger margin.
00:26:27.520 I don't know.
00:26:28.200 Like, this isn't a debate.
00:26:29.620 I'm showing map after map after map.
00:26:32.280 They're making the same flawed, illogical argument we heard Democrats make after Obama, who won Indiana and darn near won Missouri.
00:26:41.800 And moving forward, you heard it in 2016 and 2020, Jack.
00:26:45.840 Hillary Clinton and Joe Biden both could win Indiana.
00:26:48.340 They can boast in a state like Missouri.
00:26:50.280 And at the end of the day, what happened?
00:26:51.740 Trump romped them in both of those states.
00:26:54.080 So they were trying to apply the Obama principle to other people, and that is now what never Trump is trying to do when it comes to the Ross Belt, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania.
00:27:06.560 They have, look at me, zero chance.
00:27:09.240 All right?
00:27:09.680 Not 0.1, 0.15, 0.2, 10.
00:27:14.600 Zero chance of winning those states.
00:27:17.780 Any one of them.
00:27:19.180 Zero.
00:27:19.460 And it's so simple because we don't, and by the way, this isn't your opinion.
00:27:24.700 We saw this in the data.
00:27:27.100 We saw this when Romney Ryan went up there.
00:27:29.560 That's Wisconsin.
00:27:30.320 It's Paul Ryan's home state, and he got slaughtered up.
00:27:32.980 And I love how you put this.
00:27:33.880 You called it the western lumberjack, northwestern part of Wisconsin, lumberjack Wisconsin, that Ryan just gets slaughtered.
00:27:42.160 What is it about that part of the state that can make them swing for Obama and then back to Trump?
00:27:47.560 Yeah, that's a great question.
00:27:50.220 They don't like politicians.
00:27:51.960 These are normies.
00:27:53.220 No matter how much you try to sell a candidate as, you know, Trump and the MAGA without the baggage and the negativity, maybe to more traditional voters, some of that is negative when it comes to Donald Trump.
00:28:06.780 But they're going to vote anyway.
00:28:07.960 So who really, no offense, who cares about their opinion?
00:28:10.520 They're going to come out, and they're going to have to make an A-B test.
00:28:12.740 In order to win a presidential election, you have got to bring out these people.
00:28:18.000 And they don't – those things that are seen as negatives by most of us in this business and, you know, the talking heads and the more high participation, high interest voters, that's a positive to those people.
00:28:30.720 So no matter how much you try to sell someone's, you know, record as a governor or whatever it may be, her – in the case of Nikki Haley, governor and ambassador, all they see is politician, Jack.
00:28:42.180 And by the way, the Republican Party affirms this suspicion on a daily basis when they hear about the people, leaders in the Republican Party stabbing Donald Trump in the back, not sticking up for him against the man, what these people see as, you know, the man.
00:29:00.180 And every time they do that, it reaffirms to them that the party can't be trusted, and their people can't be trusted.
00:29:09.660 They just – yeah, of course, they know he was president, and they view him as a Republican, but he's just a different animal.
00:29:15.040 They see him as something else.
00:29:16.300 And, Rich, the very important reason that I bring this up has nothing to do with the Republican primary.
00:29:23.680 It has everything to do with the fact that we should just call it what it is.
00:29:28.060 This is probably Donald Trump's last election, 2024.
00:29:31.320 Regardless of how it goes, he's currently poised to win, all right?
00:29:33.920 All the data tells us he's currently poised to win.
00:29:36.580 But there will be a party and a movement that takes over the party after Trump.
00:29:42.020 And the big fight that I see right now is who is in charge of that.
00:29:47.660 Are we going to have a party that actually represents workers, that represents middle class, that represents the people of this country, or are we going to go back to the same old same – because the establishment's still there.
00:29:58.560 The establishment's still got their money, and they just – we saw they tried to take down Paxton.
00:30:02.320 That didn't go too well for them down in Texas, but they're going to keep trying.
00:30:06.580 Last minute, Rich Barris, where can people go to follow you, get more information, all the data on these polls because you're the only person that actually releases it?
00:30:15.700 The best place to go, Jack, is peoplespundent.locals.com, peoplespundent.locals.com.
00:30:21.740 That's where you can find out all the information, the public polling project, and get it first, by the way.
00:30:27.620 So, again, the best place is locals, peoplespundent.locals.com.
00:30:32.960 Rich, bottom line, all right?
00:30:35.020 Let's say, going ahead.
00:30:36.040 Do you think the Democrats stick with Biden, or do they try to parachute Newsom in?
00:30:40.940 They're in a catch-22 because Joe Biden is still the strongest candidate to run against Trump, and I know it sounds crazy with 60-plus percent saying he's too old.
00:30:50.940 That's how I feel.
00:30:51.420 He's still the strongest.
00:30:53.880 That's exactly how I feel.
00:30:55.140 With Newsom, you've got to start at zero.
00:30:58.520 But that being said, there's clearly something going on now, right?
00:31:01.120 Right?
00:31:04.020 There's Clint.
00:31:04.600 There you got some guy.
00:31:05.380 Newsom is going to debate.
00:31:06.420 DeSantis.
00:31:06.980 What a ridiculous, ridiculous farce.
00:31:09.340 All right, we've got some more coming up next.
00:31:10.900 Gavin Wax, here at Human Events Daily.
00:31:12.680 I'm talking in my ear about the boring people at your office.
00:31:18.640 I'm trying to listen to the new human events with Jack Posobiec.
00:31:22.540 Obviously, it's extremely upsetting that this happened.
00:31:25.980 The speaker has acknowledged his mistake and has apologized.
00:31:30.540 But this is something that is deeply embarrassing to the Parliament of Canada and, by extension, to all Canadians.
00:31:37.740 I think particularly of Jewish MPs and all members of the Jewish community across the country who are celebrating Yom Kippur today.
00:31:46.760 I think it's going to be really important that all of us push back against Russian propaganda, Russian disinformation,
00:31:55.620 and continue our steadfast and unequivocal support for Ukraine,
00:32:00.240 as we did last week with announcing further measures to stand with Ukraine in Russia's illegal war against it.
00:32:07.960 So that's Justin Trudeau, who's crying right there up in Ottawa.
00:32:15.940 We're very sorry that we praised the Waffen-SS on Yom Kippur.
00:32:22.260 Great job.
00:32:22.860 Great job, Justin Trudeau.
00:32:24.540 Great job, Zelensky.
00:32:26.800 But this is, I think, bigger than that.
00:32:28.600 Of course, he lies and he talks about Russian propaganda.
00:32:31.260 He says, I had nothing to do with this.
00:32:32.680 It was somebody else's fault, etc.
00:32:34.180 I want to bring Gavin Wax on to respond to this because, Gavin, we haven't, and correct me if I'm wrong,
00:32:41.960 but we haven't seen a comment from the ADL.
00:32:45.860 We haven't seen a statement.
00:32:47.700 Greenblatt's not running around.
00:32:49.000 We haven't seen a report, you know, the research about this.
00:32:52.660 Just complete radio silence from the ADL where you'd think that this would be possibly, I don't know,
00:33:00.460 something that the ADL would want to comment on.
00:33:02.400 Yeah, absolutely, Jack.
00:33:05.100 And we've seen the exact opposite.
00:33:06.880 We've seen a scrubbing of the ADL website with all references to the Azov Battalion being a neo-Nazi military unit based in Ukraine.
00:33:16.540 This is all out of this kind of hypocritical convenience.
00:33:20.780 Nazis of yesterday are now whitewashed and cleansed of their past sins because they may be useful in the current geopolitical struggle against Russia.
00:33:30.260 I mean, anyone who has studied history or knows basic history knows that if you were a so-called Ukrainian partisan between 1941 and 1945,
00:33:39.080 you were most likely a Nazi collaborator.
00:33:41.300 You were most likely working with the Waffen-SS as the individual who was welcomed into the Canadian parliament was.
00:33:47.740 This is a nationalism in Ukraine that is rooted in the ideas of Stefan Bandera.
00:33:53.400 This is an individual who and his supporters who killed and massacred Jews across Ukraine, even their fellow Slavs.
00:34:02.060 They killed and massacred Poles across Ukraine.
00:34:05.440 This is a movement that should be repulsive to any supposed liberal in Canada or elsewhere.
00:34:12.800 But obviously, for the day and age, the real boogeyman is Russia, is Putin.
00:34:17.320 And if you're anti-Russia and Putin, they will excuse all past sins.
00:34:21.000 And the ADL will be completely silent as this goes on.
00:34:24.880 Well, it seems to me like this is one of those exceptions that proves the rule because there was a whole controversy over the ADL.
00:34:35.740 And Elon Musk calls them out a couple.
00:34:38.020 It's like, what, like two weeks ago, we just had this entire news cycle and they want us to forget about it
00:34:42.980 because they started claiming that you can't put ads on X.com or I call it Twitter by X now because of the rise of extremism.
00:34:52.100 And yet these reports can't actually seem to pin down anything or it's these like low-level accounts that get no traction or engagement
00:34:58.680 that you have to actually go search and find versus we've got the Parliament of Canada actually doing something like this.
00:35:06.920 But Greenblatt, who himself was an Obama staffer, has no problem with this whatsoever.
00:35:15.580 Yeah, the ADL is a completely politicized institution.
00:35:19.360 Some would argue it's always been a politicized institution.
00:35:22.180 They claim to be fighting against defamation.
00:35:24.780 They are the biggest spreaders of defamation against many, particularly conservative Americans,
00:35:30.360 right-wing leaning Americans, accusing them baselessly of anti-Semitism.
00:35:34.700 They've accused, you know, American Jews of being anti-Semitic even because they don't tow the left-wing dogma that the ADL does,
00:35:42.440 which is really their religion.
00:35:43.600 It's not a – they don't practice Judaism.
00:35:45.520 These are not people that are, you know, going to school or anything like that.
00:35:48.520 These are guys whose religion through and through is left-wing American secularism.
00:35:54.260 And they're using the veneer of anti-Semitism to stamp out political opponents.
00:35:58.360 That's all the ADL is.
00:35:59.440 It's a pressure group.
00:36:00.220 It's a left-wing pressure group masquerading as a civil rights organization.
00:36:04.560 And their silence on the overt and blatant Nazism that is very pervasive in the Ukrainian regime with the Azov Battalion and then even historically with some of these, you know,
00:36:15.900 these former Nazi collaborators who are now in Canada or wherever else, it just goes to show that they are going to pick and choose.
00:36:22.520 They will go after someone for making a harmless joke.
00:36:25.280 They will go after someone because they brush shoulders with someone who may have said something wrong.
00:36:29.560 But they will completely ignore out-and-out Nazis because those individuals happen to be beneficial for their worldview at the present.
00:36:37.540 So it's all convenience.
00:36:39.080 None of it is based on any real principles or guiding principles.
00:36:43.220 It's all based on what is convenient politically for the neoliberal world agenda.
00:36:48.440 And that's what the ADL advocates for first and foremost.
00:36:52.180 And, Gavin, to me, it strikes me as completely Orwellian.
00:36:56.040 And I use the line, you know, we've always been at war with East Asia earlier in the program because here you have a group, the Waffen-SS, okay?
00:37:04.700 Not good guys, to put it bluntly, for everyone out there.
00:37:09.260 And these were, and the Waffen-SS recruited volunteer regiments in almost all of their occupied areas to fight as the German army was growing.
00:37:21.140 Although, notably, and I will always say this every time we have the discussion, that Poland did not field a Waffen-SS volunteer division because no Poles were willing to do so, were willing to join.
00:37:35.600 But, of course, and people will try to whitewash it and say, well, you know, the Ukrainians were trying to fight for a Ukrainian homeland.
00:37:40.940 And you had people who were against the Russians, and so they fought against the Soviets.
00:37:46.080 But, Gavin, here's the real point here.
00:37:49.360 Why is it that it's so important to whitewash not only the previous history, but also the current battalion and the current extreme ideologies that we can find on the ground in Ukraine?
00:38:01.260 The Western powers, the Western elites, they see this sort of nationalism in Ukraine, even if it is extremely Nazi sympathetic, as a useful tool.
00:38:13.520 They see them as sort of the useful idiots, the cannon fodder who will, you know, charge Russian positions and get decimated day in, day out with all these failed offenses and counter offenses and whatever else.
00:38:24.400 So, right now, it's just pure convenience.
00:38:27.600 It's pure geopolitique.
00:38:30.420 They see these Ukrainian nationalists, many of whom are complete neo-Nazis through and through, from their insignia to their symbols, to their ideology, to their rhetoric.
00:38:40.340 I mean, these were all neo-Nazi, you know, street thugs from Kiev that they recruited.
00:38:44.620 They put them into these, you know, ragtag militias back in 2014.
00:38:48.780 Now they've become a wholesale part of the Ukrainian armed forces.
00:38:52.760 And these are the types of groups that American taxpayer funds and NATO funds are going to support.
00:39:00.380 We are literally funding and giving arms to neo-Nazis simply because they happen to be fighting the Russians.
00:39:06.660 And we have a fixation on Russia that dates back to the Cold War and the Pentagon and the State Department's refusal to move beyond this sort of Cold War mindset in terms of our geopolitical agenda.
00:39:18.180 So it's really all very sick.
00:39:19.780 It's very twisted.
00:39:20.520 Again, none of it is based on any principle.
00:39:23.180 None of it is based on actually fighting for freedom or for civil rights or fighting against anti-Semitism, because as we're explaining very clearly right now on this segment, they are happy to support some of the worst and most egregious anti-Semites, literal out-and-out Nazis.
00:39:37.180 If it means that it advances their agenda, likewise, they have no problem defaming, you know, plenty of, you know, constitution-loving, you know, American conservatives who have no anti-Semitic views.
00:39:48.900 They're happy to label them as Nazis, as neo-Nazis, get them canceled, get them doxxed, have them lose their income, et cetera, because they pose a threat to the political system in the U.S.
00:39:59.180 So this is really the state of affairs in the Western world writ large.
00:40:04.180 It's sad.
00:40:05.600 It's, you know, it's hard not to be cynical, but here we are.
00:40:08.220 Well, you know, and it's amazing, too, because people say, well, the U.S. would never fund a group like that.
00:40:13.840 And I say, really?
00:40:15.060 Wait until you find out who we've been giving money to in the Middle East.
00:40:19.340 Wait and remember the moderate jihadis that we found and we suddenly Brennan was saying, oh, let's give all this money.
00:40:26.000 The Free Syrian Army.
00:40:27.420 They're definitely not former Al-Qaeda members that are taking the money and the Toyota Hiluxes and the ManPads and then using them to create their own splinter group that they're calling the Islamic State.
00:40:40.060 Oh, wait.
00:40:40.660 No, that's actually exactly what happened under Operation Timber Sycamore until Donald Trump came in in 2017 and shut it off.
00:40:49.440 This is one of the reasons, and again, we're going to a break here in a minute, but I want to hold you over.
00:40:52.620 This is one of the reasons that Trump represents such a threat to the neoliberal global order, because he calls this stuff out.
00:41:02.340 Does he get into all the details?
00:41:03.920 No, I'm not going to say that he sits there and pays attention to all little details, but he'll say, no, no money for jihadis.
00:41:09.820 Don't ship the weapons over there.
00:41:11.460 We don't know who these groups are.
00:41:12.820 How about instead of trying to monkey around in the business of other countries, we sit with our people at home and we make deals to ensure peace, peace within 24 hours, peace in Syria, the Middle East, get Israel and the Arab sit down.
00:41:28.940 Sounds crazy, right?
00:41:30.280 The man actually did it.
00:41:32.920 That's what we're talking about.
00:41:34.080 North and South Korea did the exact same thing, went over himself into North Korea.
00:41:39.460 Stay tuned.
00:41:39.800 We'll come back more.
00:41:40.400 Gavin Wex.
00:41:40.860 I'm always listening to Human Events with Jack Posobiec.
00:41:45.540 All right, Jack Posobiec back here at Human Events Daily.
00:41:47.800 We're live with Gavin Wax.
00:41:50.640 But Gavin, I have a question for you about another Gavin, because we just got the news and it only broke a few minutes before we came to air today that there had been this talk about a debate between Ron DeSantis and the governor of California, Gavin Newsom.
00:42:06.320 Apparently, they were going back and forth about the requirements and the considerations, et cetera, about whether it was going to happen.
00:42:14.940 Sounds like they've actually set that aside and they're moving ahead with it.
00:42:18.520 And it's going to take place, we're told now, on November 30th on the flagship nightly news show of neoconservatism known as the Sean Hannity Show.
00:42:30.720 So what do you think is going to happen?
00:42:33.000 Do you really think that they are so terrified of Trump that they want to switch Biden out with Gavin Newsom?
00:42:44.420 And give me your quick answer because we actually have to cut because Trump is actually speaking in South Carolina.
00:42:51.140 And Rav is going to pick this up.
00:42:52.900 Give me a quick 30 seconds.
00:42:53.860 Oh, all right.
00:42:54.300 Well, I'll say this.
00:42:55.340 I'll say this very quickly about the other Gavin with equally great hair and a great name, but horrible politics.
00:43:00.400 I think they definitely would love to swap him in, do a quick switcheroo.
00:43:03.920 They see him as, you know, charismatic.
00:43:06.540 He has the look.
00:43:07.360 He has the presidential look.
00:43:08.500 Clean cut guy.
00:43:09.520 This is a guy whose original political career started out very moderate.
00:43:13.420 You know, he ran on the Republican line when he ran for city council in San Francisco.
00:43:17.820 So they're hoping that they could, you know, kind of drag these old moderate credentials that he may have had 20, 30 years ago, bring it to the forefront and present him.
00:43:27.160 Do you think it's a good move for Ron DeSantis to be to be entering into this debate with him?
00:43:32.660 I think Ron DeSantis is going to do anything he can do right now to get attention, to elevate his profile.
00:43:37.620 I think he's desperate.
00:43:38.680 I don't think this is going to help him move numbers in any way.
00:43:41.040 I think if anything, the unit party would love this to be the race.
00:43:43.920 They would love for it to be DeSantis versus Newsom.
00:43:45.820 And they're probably more trying to see test the waters with Newsom more than anything.
00:43:50.160 But I think head to head, I think, you know, the charm and charisma of a Gavin Newsom may outweigh kind of the kind of reserved persona that is Ron DeSantis, which has been hurting him on the campaign trail.
00:44:02.680 So we're going to have to see how it unfolds.
00:44:04.760 But, yeah, they're definitely desperate ultimately.
00:44:07.780 No, I don't think it's a move you do out of strength.
00:44:10.420 I think it's a move you do when nothing else is shaking the numbers.
00:44:13.080 So you're throwing a Hail Mary.
00:44:15.060 Gavin Wax, thank you so much for joining us.
00:44:16.620 Apologize for cutting it short.
00:44:17.640 But we're cutting it short for a good reason, because the next president of the United States, Donald J. Trump, is taking the stage in South Carolina.
00:44:23.420 And I gladly stand up next to you and defend her still today.
00:44:32.900 Because there ain't no doubt I love this land.
00:44:38.140 God bless the U.S.
00:44:42.360 Thank you.
00:44:44.880 Thank you.
00:44:46.880 Wow.
00:44:48.400 Thank you very much.
00:44:50.860 What a crowd.
00:44:52.460 Nice boats, by the way.
00:44:56.440 It's great to be back in this incredible state with the hardworking, God-fearing patriots who make our country run.
00:45:04.720 You love our country.
00:45:05.820 You make it run.
00:45:08.120 And it's a true honor to be here at Sportsman's Boats.
00:45:11.540 We just took a tour, and they are beautiful boats.
00:45:13.520 I think I might have to order one, Henry.
00:45:15.360 I don't know.
00:45:15.760 Over the past 12 years, Sportsman has become one of the most respected names in the industry.
00:45:22.320 And as I saw just moments ago, every single inch of these beautiful boats is designed and built right here in South Carolina.
00:45:30.520 By very skilled South Carolina hands.
00:45:35.640 I know what that means.
00:45:36.620 And proud South Carolina hearts.
00:45:39.620 I want to thank Sportsman's Owners, Tommy Hancock and Brinkley Melvin, as well as the CEO of South Carolina Boating and Fishing Alliance.
00:45:48.440 Get us Brannan, not Bandon, get us Brannan.
00:45:54.580 You know who that is.
00:45:55.980 Thanks also to your great governor.
00:45:57.900 This is a great governor.
00:45:58.880 He kept this place open.
00:46:01.380 But he really kept it open.
00:46:03.000 He didn't, you know, say, oh, gee, I kept it open.
00:46:05.760 I kept, no, he kept it open.
00:46:07.520 Henry McMaster and Peggy, thank you so much for being here.
00:46:11.460 These are, it's a great, a great couple.
00:46:14.000 They're great people.
00:46:14.820 What a great governor he's been.
00:46:17.000 It was one of the reasons I got her out of here so I could make him governor of the state.
00:46:21.020 You know, I never said that.
00:46:22.720 That was a big deal.
00:46:24.980 Let her move and look at Henry there.
00:46:28.120 And that's, and people are very happy about it.
00:46:29.860 Henry, great.
00:46:30.980 You know, Henry was with me right from the beginning of the campaign early on.
00:46:34.940 I thought she'd be with me, but she went a different way.
00:46:38.020 And I said, wow, that's unusual.
00:46:40.280 And he was there.
00:46:41.400 And then we won in a landslide.
00:46:42.800 And I said, I'll take Henry any day.
00:46:45.720 I'll take Henry any day.
00:46:47.080 And we got him in.
00:46:48.000 Henry, you're doing a great job as governor.
00:46:49.640 Thank you very much.
00:46:52.380 Another man who's always there.
00:46:54.040 He's always, I'll tell you what, when I need help on the left, he's great.
00:46:58.020 He's great.
00:46:59.120 And he's my friend, too.
00:47:00.500 Lindsey Graham, wherever you are.
00:47:02.100 Lindsey.
00:47:03.560 Thank you.
00:47:04.160 Oh, no, no.
00:47:05.300 He helps me on the left.
00:47:07.120 We need help sometimes.
00:47:08.300 Republicans shouldn't need help on the left, but he helps me.
00:47:13.260 Also, somebody I think you love, and I love him.
00:47:16.340 I remember a little, a burst of real anger and heart years ago in Congress.
00:47:24.280 I'm sure nobody remembers that.
00:47:26.580 Representative Joe Wilson.
00:47:28.800 Joe, thank you.
00:47:29.540 They went after him for that.
00:47:34.920 He didn't realize, even at the time, how popular that made you, Joe.
00:47:38.800 You were only telling the truth.
00:47:40.880 And somebody who I'm so proud of, he came in, and we came in together in a way,
00:47:44.500 because I said, this is a guy that's going to be fantastic as a congressman.
00:47:48.280 Russell Fry.
00:47:50.340 Russell, thank you, Russell.
00:47:52.180 Thank you.
00:47:52.740 And a friend of mine and a great congresswoman, she's done a job like few others,
00:47:58.800 and she has courage, the courage of her conviction, and she takes a lot of, she said, yes, she has,
00:48:05.220 and she does, takes a lot of heat sometimes, but she ends up always being right, Marjorie Taylor Greene.
00:48:11.380 Marjorie, thank you.
00:48:17.080 Thank you very much.
00:48:18.200 Great job.
00:48:18.680 And another friend of mine who's done fantastically in the campaign, she's campaigning as hard as I am.
00:48:26.080 She wants to see a big victory in South Carolina for us.
00:48:30.140 Lieutenant Governor Pam Evitt.
00:48:32.100 Thank you, Pam.
00:48:33.140 Thank you, Pam.
00:48:35.420 And Treasurer Curtis Loftus.
00:48:37.480 Thank you very much.
00:48:39.140 My Ambassador Curtis.
00:48:40.620 Thank you very much.
00:48:42.200 My Ambassador, who really was a good job.
00:48:45.200 I won't tell you which country, but I sent him to a country where they have the greatest desserts in history,
00:48:49.760 and this was not a good thing to do to Ed McMullen.
00:48:52.580 This was not good.
00:48:53.420 Stand up, Ed.
00:48:54.480 Show him how slim you are.
00:48:55.700 See that?
00:48:57.060 This was not a good thing, but that's okay.
00:49:00.700 And today I'm honored to receive the endorsements of your Attorney General, Alan Wilson.
00:49:06.100 Thank you, Alan.
00:49:07.440 Thank you very much.
00:49:08.460 That's a big endorsement.
00:49:10.680 That's a big endorsement.
00:49:12.600 And your Secretary of State, Mark Hammond.
00:49:15.680 Thank you, Mark.
00:49:17.620 Thank you very much, Mark.
00:49:18.960 I appreciate it.
00:49:20.240 I'm also delighted to announce that your Lieutenant Governor will be heading up the launch of our brand new coalition,
00:49:26.980 Small Business Leaders for Trump.
00:49:28.840 Thank you.
00:49:29.620 Thank you very much.
00:49:30.880 Great.
00:49:31.160 With your help, we're going to win the South Carolina primary by a lot.
00:49:37.020 We're up by about 50 points, but we don't want to take it for granted.
00:49:42.260 Henry said never take anything for granted, right?
00:49:45.280 But we're going to win that primary big.
00:49:47.360 You know, we won the state twice by record numbers, literally record numbers, and we're going to do it again.
00:49:53.580 We did phenomenally here.
00:49:55.840 We've always done well here, and we're going to do it at a level that nobody's ever seen.
00:50:00.580 And so we broke the record twice.
00:50:01.980 We're going to break it a third time.
00:50:03.060 We're going to break our own record.
00:50:06.880 So less than five months from now, we're going to defeat crooked Joe Biden.
00:50:10.920 We're going to take back our country, and we're going to make America great again.
00:50:21.620 So we've come today to the perfect place to talk about how we're going to end the economic catastrophe known as Bidenomics.
00:50:29.980 You know, he thought that was good.
00:50:31.140 It was meant to be bad.
00:50:32.840 It was originally done in the financial pages to talk about how bad it was.
00:50:37.940 And he said, oh, I love the name.
00:50:39.260 I love the name.
00:50:39.820 So now he goes around, and he talks about it like it's good.
00:50:42.460 It's really bad.
00:50:44.040 And I spoke to the incredible owners of Sportsman, and they were telling me, so different now than it was just three years ago.
00:50:51.480 Sportsman and other boat builders across the state exemplify the American manufacturing muscle.
00:50:56.700 Incredible how big a boat business it is in this state that will help turn the Biden economic bust into another Trump economic boom.
00:51:05.940 That's what you had.
00:51:06.600 You had the greatest boom in history, most successful economy in history.
00:51:09.940 Under my leadership, we built the greatest economy in the history of the world.
00:51:14.560 In fact, we did it twice, if you remember.
00:51:17.240 We had to do it twice, and now we're going to do it a third time.
00:51:19.760 But it's going to be bigger, better, stronger than ever before.
00:51:24.020 Ever before.
00:51:24.940 But we had the greatest economy in the history, really, of the world.
00:51:30.400 We had, and then COVID came in, and we had to do it again.
00:51:33.620 And we did a great job with COVID.
00:51:35.060 Nobody knew what the hell it was.
00:51:37.240 And we did a great job, and then we handed it over after a horrible, horrible, we got many millions of more votes.
00:51:44.960 I was told, if you got the same number, 63 million, you win easily.
00:51:48.520 And we got millions and millions more.
00:51:50.960 We got the most votes of any sitting president in history.
00:51:53.580 And they say we lost the election.
00:51:55.680 I don't think so.
00:51:57.940 Terrible.
00:51:58.780 Terrible.
00:51:59.520 What's going on between bad elections and open borders, what's going on in our country.
00:52:04.380 And that's almost the least of it.
00:52:06.840 You could go through point after point.
00:52:08.360 There's nothing good happening.
00:52:09.880 In four short years, we passed the largest tax cuts and reforms in American history.
00:52:14.960 We cut more job-killing regulations here, boat companies and every other company would tell you that,
00:52:21.280 than any administration in history, broke every record.
00:52:25.480 We slashed the price of gasoline.