Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec - EPISODE 572： THE CHURN - BEHIND THE SCENES OF THE TRUMP INTERVIEW W⧸ RAHEEM KASSAM

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00:00:30.000 We are in a fifth generational conflict.

00:00:39.860 A commentator, international social media sensation, and former Navy intelligence veteran.

00:00:46.500 This is Human Events with your host, Jack Posobiec.

00:00:49.440 Deliver us from evil.

00:00:51.100 There's something dangerous happening in America now.

00:00:53.960 There's an extremist movement that does not share the basic beliefs in our democracy.

00:00:58.040 The MAGA movement.

00:01:00.740 Polls show that Joe Biden is really underwater when it comes to approval on the economy,

00:01:07.020 approval on immigration and the border, when it comes to approval in almost every realm.

00:01:13.300 Elon Musk took a trip to the country's southern border today.

00:01:16.040 The billionaire arrived by police escort.

00:01:18.220 He says he supports a border wall.

00:01:20.040 Members of Congress frustrated they've yet to reach a deal to keep the government open,

00:01:24.820 leaving federal employees, members of the military, and frontline service workers across America

00:01:29.880 wondering when they leave work today, if they will return on Monday.

00:01:34.020 California Senator Dianne Feinstein has died.

00:01:37.920 The age of 90, she was the oldest serving U.S. senator and member of Congress.

00:01:43.440 When we started talking about things that look like evidence, they want to act like they blind.

00:01:47.940 They don't know what this is.

00:01:49.040 These are our national secrets.

00:01:51.600 Looks like in the... to me.

00:01:54.940 This looks like more evidence of our national secrets, say, on a stage at Mar-a-Lago.

00:02:01.140 I could go on because he's got 91 counts pending right now.

00:02:04.220 But I will tell you what the president has been guilty of.

00:02:07.060 He has unfortunately been guilty of loving his child unconditionally,

00:02:11.020 and that is the only evidence that they have brought forward.

00:02:13.880 Gas prices continue to climb in California.

00:02:16.900 It's such a hot-button issue that Governor Gavin Newsom spoke about it last night.

00:02:20.920 When you add the gas tax, you add cap and trade, and you add the low-carbon fuel standards,

00:02:26.380 and then periodically add, and I'm being as transparent as I can be,

00:02:31.160 and you add our unique blend, you get a differential around 85 cents.

00:02:37.060 Ladies and gentlemen, welcome aboard today's edition of Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec live from Washington, D.C.

00:02:44.580 Today is September 29th, 2023, Anno Domini, the Feast of the Archangels.

00:02:52.940 And the Archangels are doing work today, folks.

00:02:55.800 The Archangels are out there doing work. 1.00

00:02:59.360 Because you see, we're going through an energy shift right now.

00:03:04.820 The regime has finally learned that their attacks on Trump are done.

00:03:12.820 They've all failed.

00:03:14.840 Club for Growth just leaked an internal memo saying that they tried 40 separate attack ads on Donald Trump,

00:03:23.200 tested them with audiences in the early states, including Iowa.

00:03:26.760 Guess what?

00:03:27.240 None of them produced a meaningful effect.

00:03:31.640 And in fact, some of them backlashed so much that it actually increased Trump's support.

00:03:39.960 Now, of course, from what I hear, this is because Club for Growth is eventually planning to get behind Trump.

00:03:47.420 I'll believe it when I see it, though.

00:03:49.160 You see, here's what's really going on, is they've realized that Trump is going to win the primary.

00:03:55.560 The primary is all but over at this point.

00:03:57.560 But there are still moneyed interests, moneyed powers that want to stop the only man that ever actually stood in the way of the status quo of this country.

00:04:13.460 There's only ever been one guy.

00:04:16.220 And if you're listening to any of those other shows or any of those other people that tell you,

00:04:21.020 oh, no, this guy's got a chance or this guy's, no, Trump is going to, here's why, and this is going to happen.

00:04:25.580 Just stop.

00:04:26.600 All right?

00:04:27.400 Just stop.

00:04:28.980 The charade is over.

00:04:32.480 Okay?

00:04:33.020 It's done.

00:04:34.160 It was never in the cards.

00:04:35.680 It was never political reality.

00:04:37.520 And if you thought for a minute, if you thought for a minute that Trump was going to lose this primary, then it's time.

00:04:46.980 It's time to actually step back and question your understanding of the situation and the realities which we live in right now.

00:04:56.380 This is not the 1980s.

00:04:58.120 This is not the 1990s.

00:04:59.940 Okay?

00:05:00.540 This is the 2020s.

00:05:02.540 And so if you've got your political analysis hat on, or if you've never worked in campaign politics before, if you've never run an election,

00:05:12.380 if you have no clue what you're doing, then maybe, just maybe, step back for a second and listen to the people who were right when it mattered

00:05:24.160 and just understand that maybe your priors and your biases were wrong to begin with and, in fact, always have, and that's okay.

00:05:36.500 It's okay to be wrong.

00:05:38.880 It's okay to be wrong.

00:05:40.420 It's okay to be humiliated.

00:05:42.120 It's okay to be embarrassed.

00:05:43.500 It's okay to be honest, but it's okay to be honest.

00:06:13.480 And not a single other one of these candidates ever stood a chance.

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00:06:50.940 All right, Jack Posobiec, back here.

00:06:56.000 Human Events Daily live from Washington, D.C.

00:06:59.160 And I'd love to play a clip right now.

00:07:02.500 Sot 2, guys.

00:07:04.060 A great interview that I saw with Donald Trump earlier this week.

00:07:08.460 Sot 2.

00:07:08.880 Who do you think, in your life, you maybe miss the most?

00:07:14.120 Living or dead, but people who you don't get to talk to every day anymore.

00:07:17.680 Who do you miss the most?

00:07:18.940 Well, I had two really good brothers, right?

00:07:21.760 And both passed away.

00:07:23.000 One had a problem with alcohol.

00:07:25.960 It taught me so much because he said, don't drink.

00:07:28.680 And, you know, drugs were not a big factor.

00:07:31.620 But alcohol was.

00:07:33.360 But it had a big impact on me.

00:07:36.060 My other brother, Robert, I was very close to, passed away two years ago.

00:07:41.240 A wonderful guy.

00:07:42.580 He was so proud of me.

00:07:43.720 He was so proud of the fact that I became president.

00:07:46.340 And he was great.

00:07:47.300 He was a great supporter of mine.

00:07:48.600 He thought it was so incredible.

00:07:50.140 He couldn't believe it.

00:07:51.680 And I miss my father.

00:07:53.160 You learn from people.

00:07:54.320 My father was a great guy.

00:07:55.380 He was very strong, very tough.

00:07:57.700 But he had a tremendous heart.

00:07:59.840 Tremendous heart.

00:08:00.700 He was very generous in so many ways.

00:08:02.660 He loved what he did.

00:08:03.640 He was a builder in Brooklyn.

00:08:05.060 And he loved work.

00:08:06.140 And it taught me, you have to love what you do to be good at it.

00:08:09.740 He was good at it.

00:08:10.640 And I just see that successful people are always loving what they do.

00:08:17.140 Just an incredible interview, a sit-down with Donald Trump.

00:08:21.020 And I'd like to say to everybody for right now,

00:08:23.460 and you can see him shifting gears in that clip

00:08:27.660 in the same way that we're shifting gears in the election right now.

00:08:32.700 Welcome to the churn.

00:08:35.300 I'd like to bring on now the interviewer from that clip,

00:08:38.920 the editor-in-chief of the National Pulse, Mr. Raheem Kassam.

00:08:41.680 Raheem, what was it like sitting down with President Trump

00:08:45.240 at this point in the race

00:08:47.580 and then really getting him to open up and show that human side of himself?

00:08:51.380 Thanks for having me, Jack.

00:08:55.640 You know, it's weird.

00:08:56.580 Every time I see different clips from that interview now online,

00:09:01.300 even myself, I was obviously sitting there in front of him,

00:09:05.260 noticed different things and different intonations,

00:09:08.340 different stresses that President Trump was making there.

00:09:12.600 Every time you watch it, you'll kind of see something different.

00:09:16.220 And I think it's, you know, perhaps down to the fact that,

00:09:19.780 you know, we don't try and be cute about this.

00:09:24.020 The National Pulse endorsed Donald Trump quite early on in this primary.

00:09:28.580 So I think it's because he felt, like, secure,

00:09:32.140 like he wasn't there to be debated,

00:09:34.660 like Meet the Press does, like all of them do, quite frankly,

00:09:38.220 that he felt like he could open up a little bit more.

00:09:40.760 I mean, when have you ever heard him say,

00:09:42.820 I miss my dad, I miss my father, like he did just there?

00:09:47.740 And I think those moments are incredibly powerful.

00:09:50.780 Obviously, they're incredibly humanizing.

00:09:52.500 And they show a side of Donald Trump,

00:09:55.640 just as it's very important to show

00:09:57.680 the extremely powerful and aggressive side of him,

00:10:02.680 like I showed my audience on Instagram today.

00:10:05.420 We just put up a video of him,

00:10:07.700 remember negotiating with Chuck Schumer and Nancy Pelosi

00:10:10.220 in the Oval Office about the border security

00:10:12.320 and the shutdown all those years ago.

00:10:15.600 It's just as important to show this side of him,

00:10:18.740 the thoughtful, you know, the man who's full of heart.

00:10:24.120 And I have to tell you, I, you asked me how,

00:10:28.300 you know, what it was like.

00:10:29.420 It was so, it was surreal, but it was,

00:10:32.600 it was extremely relaxed.

00:10:34.500 And it was extremely relaxed

00:10:36.040 because Donald Trump goes out of his way.

00:10:38.640 You've been around him plenty of times.

00:10:40.160 He goes out of his way to be a good host,

00:10:42.940 to make you feel comfortable, to make you feel at home.

00:10:45.720 And I think I speak for myself

00:10:47.720 and the entire production team that we took down there.

00:10:50.180 You know, I've never felt so welcome,

00:10:52.500 you know, when conducting an interview like that before.

00:10:54.980 It's quite extraordinary.

00:10:57.620 Now, from the sense that you had when you were with him,

00:11:00.900 obviously you were around sort of the campaign,

00:11:03.780 the staff that's there on a day-to-day basis,

00:11:06.300 his, you know, his entourage, as it were,

00:11:10.440 even though it's a lot smaller than it used to be

00:11:12.580 in earlier years,

00:11:13.940 or certainly when he was in the White House,

00:11:15.720 taking that, so you go through that experience,

00:11:19.820 then you see the debate,

00:11:22.060 which is counter-programmed by Trump in Michigan

00:11:25.500 with the auto workers.

00:11:27.880 This has been my contention.

00:11:29.700 I feel like he's now shifting into general election mode.

00:11:35.080 Clearly, there were certain times

00:11:36.520 when you guys got into some of these hot button issues

00:11:38.400 that he was talking about it

00:11:39.580 from a general election perspective,

00:11:41.500 particularly on social issues.

00:11:42.860 But I think at the same time, though,

00:11:45.460 that the whole spectrum of what we're looking at

00:11:49.500 in the political world right now

00:11:50.720 is shifting into this new reality

00:11:52.840 where it's quite clear that Donald Trump

00:11:55.080 is going to be the nominee.

00:11:56.120 Look, I heard your opening monologue,

00:12:02.000 and I think there are plenty of people

00:12:05.020 who should shoulder plenty of blame

00:12:08.320 for this.

00:12:11.160 I mean, I wrote a piece of analysis the other day,

00:12:14.000 and it was just called,

00:12:14.640 Well, That Was Embarrassing.

00:12:15.640 And I urge people to go to the digitalpulse.com

00:12:19.380 and look down the left-hand sidebar and read that

00:12:22.320 because the debate the other night

00:12:25.100 really, really underscores, I think,

00:12:28.400 a point that many of us are going to have trouble accepting.

00:12:32.740 And that is that without Donald Trump,

00:12:36.780 the Republican Party is a joke.

00:12:38.720 And without Donald Trump,

00:12:41.720 one day the Republican Party

00:12:44.080 currently doesn't have that deep a bench.

00:12:47.440 There are some who you look at

00:12:49.100 and say, right, you know,

00:12:50.380 yeah, yeah, it's really tragic.

00:12:54.900 And it's tragic because some of them

00:12:58.440 perhaps did have promise at some point, right?

00:13:00.860 You obviously think of Governor Ron DeSantis,

00:13:03.500 but allowing himself to become,

00:13:07.560 you know, the avatar of an angry Jeff Rowe,

00:13:11.920 the avatar of an angry Christina Puchot

00:13:14.300 has really, really undermined

00:13:16.640 and humiliated him on a national

00:13:18.100 and international stage.

00:13:19.340 Remember, he tried going to London

00:13:21.240 for a series of meetings one time,

00:13:23.400 and they kind of laughed him out of the room.

00:13:25.700 Japan, he was in Japan.

00:13:27.380 You're burnishing his Asia credentials 0.98

00:13:30.360 and all of this.

00:13:31.580 I think at this point,

00:13:33.140 this entire exercise has,

00:13:35.180 it's not only has it completely destroyed

00:13:38.360 his political capital as it stands now,

00:13:41.540 he's lost his current political capital.

00:13:44.620 He's certainly lost his front runner status for 2028.

00:13:48.100 And going forward,

00:13:49.380 I think there's a real danger here

00:13:51.980 of him going into Scott Walker territory

00:13:54.880 where it's going to be hard to see

00:13:58.120 which political office he could ever win again.

00:14:01.580 Do you know, I was watching,

00:14:03.060 I'm a bit weird like this, right?

00:14:05.100 I go back and watch old clips

00:14:06.320 of lots of political things

00:14:07.980 almost every day

00:14:10.080 just to kind of get an idea of trajectory, really.

00:14:14.880 And I was watching some old clips

00:14:17.100 of him defending Donald Trump

00:14:19.540 from a couple of years ago.

00:14:21.540 And I thought, man, you know,

00:14:22.740 if Ron dropped out right now,

00:14:25.360 like right now

00:14:26.700 and repented almost,

00:14:30.160 you know, to the base at least.

00:14:32.880 And, well, what I think he could do

00:14:34.780 is become the press secretary

00:14:36.060 in the next White House,

00:14:37.760 is what I was going to say.

00:14:39.320 I mean, I think that's probably,

00:14:40.840 you know,

00:14:41.200 the station at which he ends up now.

00:14:43.900 Like you say,

00:14:44.760 he's had a lot,

00:14:45.360 he's got a lot of problems in Florida now,

00:14:47.340 a lot of power problems in Florida now.

00:14:49.620 So I'm not sure where he goes.

00:14:51.320 And I'm not sure there was anybody else

00:14:52.540 on that stage

00:14:53.240 that's ready for the big time either.

00:14:55.640 So, you know, like you say,

00:14:57.520 he's shifting.

00:14:58.380 He's definitely shifting.

00:14:59.460 Every answer is through the lens

00:15:00.520 of a general election.

00:15:02.860 But he's also not convinced

00:15:04.420 that Joe Biden is going to be the nominee.

00:15:07.080 He does say to me in that interview

00:15:09.300 that he thinks perhaps Gavin Newsom

00:15:11.520 is going to be the Democrat candidate.

00:15:13.900 Which, if I remember correctly,

00:15:15.320 that's one of the first times

00:15:16.700 that he's actually said that.

00:15:18.000 Because prior to that,

00:15:20.060 and I noted the shift,

00:15:21.180 in almost every interview

00:15:22.440 when this comes up,

00:15:23.600 he has said that he thinks

00:15:24.820 it's going to be Biden.

00:15:25.920 He is continuing to say

00:15:27.000 that he thought it would be Biden

00:15:28.120 right up until your interview with him.

00:15:31.640 And I think it's not even necessarily

00:15:33.260 Trump himself coming out

00:15:35.320 and saying that.

00:15:35.960 I think it's everybody

00:15:36.920 sort of saying it at this point, right?

00:15:39.060 He's just one of the rest

00:15:40.460 where we can tell

00:15:41.560 that the deterioration of Joe Biden

00:15:43.920 has gotten to such a point

00:15:45.560 and the polls being where they are,

00:15:48.120 the Washington Post coming out,

00:15:49.580 the New York Times coming out.

00:15:51.120 We can all see

00:15:52.720 that it seems as though

00:15:53.760 the Democrats are walking

00:15:55.080 to their own political ruin

00:15:57.640 if they leave this guy on the ticket.

00:16:01.620 Yeah, you know, it's funny.

00:16:02.880 We broke quite a bit of news

00:16:04.760 in that interview.

00:16:05.620 But the only thing

00:16:07.040 that seems to have

00:16:08.080 gotten write-ups

00:16:09.520 by the corporate press

00:16:10.600 is when the president told me

00:16:13.320 that he watches Fox News

00:16:14.380 and I went, really?

00:16:15.160 You still watch it?

00:16:15.820 And then they've got

00:16:16.360 these headlines that say

00:16:17.280 Raheem Kassam stunned

00:16:18.980 into silence

00:16:20.140 by Trump's claim

00:16:21.440 that he watched Fox News

00:16:23.100 or whatever.

00:16:24.040 But there's actually

00:16:24.820 a lot of news

00:16:25.820 in that interview.

00:16:27.640 And I think

00:16:28.880 the Gavin Newsom thing

00:16:30.040 is an interesting part of it

00:16:31.180 because, of course,

00:16:31.960 it's one thing for us

00:16:33.520 to look at that situation

00:16:34.860 and go, oh, you know,

00:16:35.900 I wonder what the Democrats

00:16:36.840 are going to do.

00:16:37.620 You have to understand

00:16:38.260 that people around Donald Trump

00:16:40.340 and, of course,

00:16:41.080 Donald Trump himself

00:16:41.860 have all sorts of other sources

00:16:43.780 and mechanisms

00:16:44.560 by which to know

00:16:45.320 what's going on

00:16:45.840 behind the scenes.

00:16:46.660 Yes, even on the Democrat side.

00:16:48.360 So that was very significant,

00:16:49.980 I think.

00:16:51.480 No, I think so as well.

00:16:52.920 And for people out there

00:16:54.460 that don't want to understand,

00:16:55.600 when Trump says he's watching,

00:16:57.120 he watches everything.

00:16:58.480 The guy actually watches everything.

00:17:00.980 He has it curated for him.

00:17:03.180 He goes to specific shows.

00:17:04.600 He looks for certain people 0.96

00:17:05.820 that are being interviewed.

00:17:07.560 His media consumption

00:17:09.100 is something where,

00:17:10.800 and I'm so glad

00:17:11.640 you asked the question

00:17:12.480 because this is something

00:17:14.380 that's been completely

00:17:15.640 underreported.

00:17:17.660 People will laugh

00:17:18.700 and they'll say,

00:17:19.220 oh, Trump doesn't read.

00:17:21.240 The amount,

00:17:22.480 the sheer amount

00:17:23.080 and volume

00:17:24.020 of information

00:17:25.500 that he consumes

00:17:26.540 on a regular basis,

00:17:27.960 I think,

00:17:29.000 would actually shock

00:17:30.120 most people.

00:17:30.900 And you can see this,

00:17:32.200 by the way,

00:17:32.880 when he'll go up there

00:17:33.840 at one of these rallies

00:17:34.920 and be able to rattle off

00:17:37.120 stats and facts

00:17:38.180 and figures and names

00:17:39.580 without any notes,

00:17:41.660 without any transcript.

00:17:43.280 And he's done this recently.

00:17:44.660 He did this in Iowa

00:17:45.320 very recently.

00:17:46.580 I think he was actually

00:17:47.400 reading at the Michigan rally.

00:17:50.600 But whenever he does this

00:17:51.800 and people say,

00:17:52.560 oh, where is he getting

00:17:53.220 all this information?

00:17:54.160 How does he know?

00:17:54.540 Because he's constantly reading.

00:17:57.120 And you can see it

00:17:58.200 when he's out on the plane,

00:17:59.360 et cetera.

00:17:59.720 We're coming up

00:18:00.100 on a quick break here.

00:18:00.960 But when we come back,

00:18:02.040 I want to ask you more

00:18:03.080 about this question

00:18:05.040 of Gavin Newsom,

00:18:07.840 smoother than Satan.

00:18:10.260 This guy coming up

00:18:12.360 using Ron DeSantis

00:18:13.720 and a debate

00:18:15.280 that DeSantis

00:18:16.200 has remarkably agreed to.

00:18:20.400 Newsom now using this

00:18:22.120 as a potential springboard

00:18:23.920 into what I call

00:18:24.920 the Democrat shadow primary.

00:18:28.240 And really,

00:18:28.740 I would say he's clearly

00:18:29.640 in the lead

00:18:30.340 of the shadow primary.

00:18:32.140 Our interview

00:18:32.540 with Raheem Kassam

00:18:33.700 continues after the break.

00:18:37.960 You know,

00:18:38.440 they talk about influences.

00:18:39.980 These are influences.

00:18:41.860 And they're friends of mine.

00:18:44.240 Jack Kosovic.

00:18:45.740 Where's Jack?

00:18:46.680 Jack.

00:18:47.700 He's done a great job.

00:18:52.160 All right, Jack Kosovic

00:18:53.100 back here live

00:18:53.760 at Human Events Daily.

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00:20:02.940 All right, guys,

00:20:04.000 before we go back to Raheem,

00:20:05.420 I want to play this clip

00:20:06.580 of Gavin Newsom

00:20:08.440 discussing this upcoming debate.

00:20:11.320 It's SOT 3.

00:20:12.220 Let's play SOT 3.

00:20:13.340 Why is he doing it

00:20:14.360 is the right question.

00:20:15.800 He's running, I think,

00:20:17.300 I'm not sure, after tonight.

00:20:19.100 But currently,

00:20:20.160 he's running for

00:20:20.700 President of the United States.

00:20:21.960 The fact that he

00:20:22.740 took this debate,

00:20:24.420 the fact that

00:20:25.240 he took the bait

00:20:26.780 in relation to this debate,

00:20:29.000 shows that he's

00:20:29.480 completely unqualified

00:20:30.180 to be President

00:20:30.680 of the United States.

00:20:31.920 That's my humble first person.

00:20:32.820 Why is that?

00:20:33.180 You're baiting him

00:20:33.800 with the debate offer?

00:20:34.480 Of course.

00:20:34.860 I mean, why is he debating

00:20:35.720 a guy who's not even

00:20:36.520 running for President

00:20:37.180 when he's running for President?

00:20:38.320 He's showing up

00:20:38.920 at the Reagan Library,

00:20:40.160 hollow ground,

00:20:41.080 and he puts out

00:20:41.700 an ad today,

00:20:42.580 not for his presidential campaign,

00:20:44.120 to promote a debate

00:20:45.360 against the Governor

00:20:46.440 of California?

00:20:47.820 I mean, this guy's

00:20:48.580 distracted.

00:20:49.960 So I don't know

00:20:50.660 that he has it

00:20:51.240 in his heart.

00:20:52.260 I think,

00:20:52.820 here's my personal opinion

00:20:53.680 about Ron DeSantis,

00:20:54.680 he regrets running

00:20:55.780 for President.

00:20:56.840 He made a huge mistake.

00:20:58.940 He listened

00:20:59.340 to his consultants.

00:21:00.640 He bought his own hype.

00:21:02.520 He had this little

00:21:03.200 God complex.

00:21:04.680 I mean, look at

00:21:05.040 the ads themselves.

00:21:05.940 Literally, God created.

00:21:07.300 I mean, he bought

00:21:07.900 into all this stuff.

00:21:10.760 So Rahim,

00:21:11.980 what are we to make

00:21:13.420 of the Newsom-DeSantis

00:21:16.520 debate?

00:21:18.280 Do you disagree

00:21:19.160 with anything

00:21:20.040 that he said

00:21:20.680 right there?

00:21:21.780 And what is,

00:21:23.040 and I think we have

00:21:23.760 the title card up

00:21:25.180 of the debate here.

00:21:26.720 There it is.

00:21:28.420 And it's,

00:21:30.460 I don't know

00:21:30.960 why you're laughing.

00:21:31.600 I mean,

00:21:31.700 it's a simple title card

00:21:32.940 for an upcoming debate

00:21:34.280 between a couple

00:21:34.780 of governors.

00:21:35.260 and do you think

00:21:39.060 that this actually

00:21:41.100 is a serious debate

00:21:44.260 or do you think,

00:21:45.280 as I've said before,

00:21:46.000 that this is an example

00:21:48.180 of Gavin Newsom

00:21:49.300 running the Democrat

00:21:50.280 shadow primary?

00:21:51.460 By the way,

00:21:51.920 I've been talking

00:21:52.740 about this all week.

00:21:54.020 Then he is given

00:21:55.900 the chance yet again

00:21:57.480 because of the death

00:21:58.800 of Senator Feinstein

00:21:59.680 that he is given

00:22:01.300 another chance

00:22:02.240 to be in the spotlight

00:22:03.340 and become a power broker.

00:22:04.760 I just seemed,

00:22:06.100 to me,

00:22:06.480 he's using all of these

00:22:07.720 things to his advantage.

00:22:10.300 I can't.

00:22:11.620 I can't do it.

00:22:13.320 That was too good.

00:22:14.820 I understand what's funny.

00:22:16.520 I understand what's so funny.

00:22:17.360 The audio audience

00:22:18.360 for this show

00:22:19.320 really needs to go back

00:22:20.880 and watch

00:22:21.360 what was just on screen there.

00:22:24.840 Quality stuff.

00:22:26.620 Quality stuff.

00:22:27.940 The answer to your question

00:22:29.280 is it's very difficult.

00:22:31.080 I never thought

00:22:31.480 I'd find myself

00:22:32.060 in this situation

00:22:32.860 but it's very difficult

00:22:34.000 to disagree with the people.

00:22:34.740 with anything

00:22:35.080 that Gavin Newsom

00:22:35.760 just said

00:22:36.740 because remember

00:22:37.460 Gavin Newsom

00:22:38.420 is the guy

00:22:39.180 who baited him

00:22:40.380 going on television

00:22:41.560 now saying

00:22:42.200 I baited him

00:22:43.340 and he took the bait.

00:22:45.700 So the interesting thing

00:22:47.120 about the Ron campaign

00:22:48.280 is

00:22:48.800 yes obviously

00:22:50.460 there's an element

00:22:51.200 of him buying

00:22:51.880 into his own hype

00:22:53.020 but really

00:22:54.080 what we're talking

00:22:54.700 about here

00:22:55.300 and really

00:22:55.820 what people around

00:22:57.000 DeSantis

00:22:57.700 should be talking

00:22:58.580 about here

00:22:59.120 is how much

00:23:00.720 he fell

00:23:01.200 for the shtick

00:23:02.500 the consultant shtick

00:23:03.960 the Jeff Rowe shtick

00:23:05.200 the Adam Laxalt shtick

00:23:06.520 the hey buddy

00:23:07.520 like we can definitely

00:23:09.280 do this

00:23:10.240 you know

00:23:10.860 it's just going to cost you

00:23:12.420 several hundred millions

00:23:13.840 of dollars

00:23:15.000 and by the way

00:23:15.840 those dollars

00:23:16.680 are going into

00:23:17.480 you know

00:23:18.020 the pockets

00:23:18.500 of the DC consultant

00:23:19.740 class

00:23:20.440 but who's out there

00:23:21.800 flying around the country

00:23:22.860 having to raise

00:23:23.620 that money

00:23:24.000 oh it's Ron DeSantis

00:23:25.220 it's Ron DeSantis

00:23:26.920 who's now effectively

00:23:28.660 just a salesman

00:23:29.880 you know

00:23:30.920 division manager

00:23:31.960 for Axiom

00:23:33.140 strategies

00:23:34.000 and

00:23:35.160 I think that's

00:23:36.460 humiliating

00:23:37.040 but on a more

00:23:38.240 serious note

00:23:39.120 it's actually

00:23:40.320 really insulting

00:23:41.540 to the Florida

00:23:42.460 voters

00:23:43.200 who

00:23:43.840 many of whom

00:23:44.480 reach out to me

00:23:45.080 on a day to day

00:23:46.280 basis at the moment

00:23:47.360 and say thank you

00:23:48.120 for saying that

00:23:48.880 because we elected

00:23:50.040 this guy

00:23:50.420 we re-elected

00:23:51.060 this guy

00:23:51.380 assuming we were

00:23:52.080 going to get him

00:23:52.900 governing

00:23:53.740 and he's just

00:23:55.800 off fundraising

00:23:56.560 for Jeff Rose

00:23:57.680 you know

00:23:58.340 gold necklaces

00:23:59.760 this is something

00:24:01.940 that I think

00:24:02.660 by the way

00:24:03.200 did you

00:24:03.980 blow him out

00:24:04.840 of the water 0.97

00:24:05.300 real quick

00:24:06.780 before you go

00:24:07.200 to Newsome

00:24:07.660 when he was asked

00:24:09.500 when Governor DeSantis

00:24:10.320 was asked this question

00:24:11.420 about the skyrocketing

00:24:13.180 rates of insurance

00:24:14.240 in Florida

00:24:15.720 which is something

00:24:16.480 that I hear constantly

00:24:17.640 from Floridians

00:24:18.640 even people

00:24:19.600 who are DeSantis

00:24:20.080 supporters

00:24:20.560 he had no answer

00:24:22.600 he said

00:24:23.500 people are moving

00:24:25.620 in

00:24:26.120 and

00:24:26.740 did you not

00:24:29.000 think that you

00:24:29.740 would be questioned

00:24:30.360 on your record

00:24:31.260 did you not

00:24:32.280 think that there

00:24:33.040 would be

00:24:33.320 and that to me

00:24:34.340 strikes to

00:24:35.040 speaks to

00:24:35.620 by the way

00:24:35.940 the same thing

00:24:36.500 and I would 0.99

00:24:37.020 hit all the candidates

00:24:37.840 no answer

00:24:39.180 whatsoever

00:24:39.700 on Obamacare

00:24:40.800 it's like

00:24:41.120 they didn't even

00:24:41.660 remember that

00:24:42.380 that was something

00:24:43.100 that existed

00:24:43.700 I mean

00:24:43.980 imagine

00:24:44.400 how our COVID

00:24:45.840 response

00:24:46.380 would be

00:24:47.060 if John McCain

00:24:48.180 wasn't responsible

00:24:49.000 for saving Obamacare

00:24:50.120 way back when

00:24:50.820 but

00:24:52.100 the idea

00:24:53.480 that just

00:24:54.100 the complete

00:24:54.800 lack of preparation

00:24:56.240 on very

00:24:57.280 basic

00:24:58.160 questions

00:24:59.260 to me

00:25:00.360 it was shocking

00:25:00.800 to me

00:25:01.020 it was actually

00:25:01.400 shocking

00:25:02.220 well I mean

00:25:04.820 Ron DeSantis

00:25:05.980 has been

00:25:06.500 used to

00:25:07.620 getting an

00:25:07.960 easy ride

00:25:08.660 from his

00:25:09.120 pals at

00:25:09.620 Fox News

00:25:10.660 for the last

00:25:11.720 goodness knows

00:25:12.260 however

00:25:12.620 and so

00:25:13.400 when he was

00:25:13.840 asked

00:25:14.080 even

00:25:14.420 it wasn't

00:25:15.020 even a

00:25:15.300 tough

00:25:15.480 question

00:25:15.920 right

00:25:16.220 like

00:25:16.540 everybody

00:25:16.920 knows

00:25:17.240 there's

00:25:17.400 this

00:25:17.560 insurance

00:25:17.880 problem

00:25:18.240 in

00:25:18.460 Florida

00:25:18.720 there are

00:25:19.340 many

00:25:19.580 reasons

00:25:19.960 for it

00:25:20.380 by the

00:25:20.660 way

00:25:20.900 he

00:25:22.160 could

00:25:22.640 have

00:25:22.760 just

00:25:22.940 spoken

00:25:23.240 to

00:25:23.460 the

00:25:23.640 specificity

00:25:24.360 of

00:25:24.500 the

00:25:24.640 problem

00:25:24.980 at

00:25:25.160 hand

00:25:25.440 and

00:25:25.600 said

00:25:25.760 listen

00:25:25.980 we

00:25:26.220 understand

00:25:26.900 what

00:25:28.040 these

00:25:28.220 guys

00:25:28.440 have

00:25:28.560 done

00:25:28.720 what

00:25:28.860 these

00:25:29.020 insurance

00:25:29.320 companies

00:25:29.660 have

00:25:29.800 done

00:25:30.000 and

00:25:30.300 we're

00:25:30.620 trying

00:25:30.740 to

00:25:30.840 unpick

00:25:31.200 that

00:25:31.380 bit

00:25:31.560 by

00:25:31.740 bit

00:25:32.040 instead

00:25:32.620 he

00:25:33.220 goes

00:25:33.480 well

00:25:33.900 we

00:25:34.220 believe

00:25:34.700 in

00:25:35.000 Florida

00:25:35.360 that

00:25:35.820 you

00:25:36.040 know

00:25:36.180 when

00:25:36.500 to

00:25:36.820 earn

00:25:37.360 your

00:25:37.520 crust

00:25:37.820 you

00:25:37.980 have

00:25:38.180 to

00:25:38.320 have

00:25:38.520 a

00:25:38.640 job

00:25:38.900 you

00:25:39.060 have

00:25:39.260 to

00:25:39.440 work

00:25:39.740 what

00:25:40.040 does

00:25:40.140 that

00:25:40.240 have

00:25:40.360 anything

00:25:40.580 to do

00:25:40.940 with

00:25:41.060 the

00:25:41.180 insurance

00:25:41.620 debacle

00:25:42.340 that's

00:25:42.980 taking

00:25:43.320 place

00:25:43.760 in

00:25:43.880 your

00:25:44.040 state

00:25:44.440 at

00:25:45.040 the

00:25:45.160 moment

00:25:45.480 so

00:25:46.380 he

00:25:46.500 was

00:25:46.620 kind

00:25:46.820 of

00:25:46.900 caught

00:25:47.100 off

00:25:47.300 guard

00:25:47.640 with

00:25:47.820 the

00:25:47.940 fact

00:25:48.120 he

00:25:48.340 was

00:25:48.460 asked

00:25:48.680 even

00:25:48.840 a

00:25:48.980 remotely

00:25:49.280 challenging

00:25:49.660 question

00:25:50.020 which

00:25:50.220 is

00:25:50.340 why

00:25:50.760 when

00:25:51.760 you

00:25:51.880 look

00:25:52.080 at

00:25:52.160 this

00:25:52.320 debate

00:25:52.660 that

00:25:53.300 he

00:25:53.480 will

00:25:53.640 be

00:25:53.820 prepping

00:25:54.260 for

00:25:54.540 probably

00:25:55.140 every

00:25:55.660 day

00:25:56.000 now

00:25:56.400 against

00:25:57.560 Gavin

00:25:57.880 Newsom

00:25:58.320 it's

00:25:58.860 going

00:25:59.940 it

00:26:00.440 really

00:26:01.700 worries

00:26:02.060 me

00:26:02.280 it

00:26:02.580 worries

00:26:02.840 me

00:26:02.980 as

00:26:03.120 a

00:26:03.240 conservative

00:26:03.600 because

00:26:04.200 I

00:26:04.960 would

00:26:05.380 not

00:26:05.620 choose

00:26:05.980 to

00:26:06.140 put

00:26:06.300 that

00:26:06.480 person

00:26:06.820 up

00:26:07.180 on

00:26:07.300 a

00:26:07.400 national

00:26:07.720 stage

00:26:08.320 as

00:26:08.840 somebody

00:26:09.860 who

00:26:10.080 should

00:26:10.240 be

00:26:10.440 defending

00:26:10.960 conservative

00:26:11.440 philosophy

00:26:11.900 certainly

00:26:12.640 shouldn't

00:26:12.920 be

00:26:13.040 held

00:26:13.200 up

00:26:13.360 as

00:26:13.460 an

00:26:13.560 America

00:26:13.820 first

00:26:14.240 candidate

00:26:15.460 at

00:26:15.660 this

00:26:15.800 point

00:26:16.000 in

00:26:16.120 time

00:26:16.340 given

00:26:16.580 the

00:26:17.340 chunks

00:26:17.920 he's

00:26:18.200 attempted

00:26:18.980 to

00:26:19.640 try

00:26:19.840 and

00:26:19.960 take

00:26:20.160 out

00:26:20.380 of

00:26:20.680 Donald

00:26:20.940 Trump

00:26:21.280 during

00:26:21.560 this

00:26:21.760 campaign

00:26:22.040 so

00:26:22.280 what

00:26:22.780 is

00:26:22.920 it

00:26:23.080 designed

00:26:23.560 to

00:26:23.800 do

00:26:24.100 well

00:26:24.620 that

00:26:24.760 debate

00:26:24.960 is

00:26:25.080 designed

00:26:25.320 to do

00:26:25.600 one

00:26:25.780 thing

00:26:25.960 you

00:26:26.200 nailed

00:26:26.640 it

00:26:26.760 in

00:26:26.840 the

00:26:26.920 last

00:26:27.100 segment

00:26:27.380 and

00:26:27.800 that

00:26:27.920 is

00:26:28.060 give

00:26:28.600 Gavin

00:26:29.080 Newsom

00:26:29.500 a leg

00:26:29.900 up

00:26:30.120 into

00:26:30.540 the

00:26:30.920 presidency

00:26:31.400 into

00:26:31.880 the

00:26:32.080 Oval

00:26:32.300 Office

00:26:32.540 and

00:26:32.780 Ron

00:26:32.940 DeSantis

00:26:33.320 once

00:26:34.120 again

00:26:34.480 is

00:26:34.900 a

00:26:35.000 useful 1.00

00:26:35.260 idiot 1.00

00:26:35.600 well 1.00

00:26:36.740 and

00:26:36.880 you

00:26:37.000 can

00:26:37.180 see

00:26:37.540 that

00:26:37.840 Newsom

00:26:38.640 is

00:26:39.200 he's

00:26:46.340 who

00:26:46.440 is

00:26:46.980 currently

00:26:47.400 I

00:26:47.880 believe

00:26:48.380 the top

00:26:49.280 rated

00:26:49.580 host

00:26:49.920 on

00:26:50.120 Fox

00:26:50.420 News

00:26:50.640 and

00:26:51.160 Gavin

00:26:51.440 Newsom

00:26:51.700 is

00:26:51.840 running

00:26:52.100 rings

00:26:52.480 around

00:26:52.800 him

00:26:53.060 you

00:26:53.620 noticed

00:26:53.960 the

00:26:54.100 other

00:26:54.260 night

00:26:54.480 when

00:26:54.620 he

00:26:54.720 had

00:26:54.880 him

00:26:55.020 on

00:26:55.340 that

00:26:55.960 and

00:26:56.100 by

00:26:56.240 the

00:26:56.300 way

00:26:56.400 when

00:26:56.560 you

00:26:56.660 have

00:26:56.920 a

00:26:57.060 guy

00:26:57.460 who's

00:26:58.180 as

00:26:58.480 good

00:26:59.220 of

00:26:59.540 a 0.99

00:26:59.780 liar 1.00

00:27:00.180 as 0.99

00:27:00.640 Gavin

00:27:01.040 Newsom

00:27:01.500 is

00:27:02.020 who

00:27:02.440 lies

00:27:02.880 so

00:27:03.140 effortlessly

00:27:04.040 because

00:27:04.480 he

00:27:04.800 is

00:27:05.080 an

00:27:05.340 amoral

00:27:06.400 actor

00:27:06.960 he

00:27:07.440 does

00:27:07.980 not

00:27:08.460 have

00:27:08.800 any

00:27:09.140 ideology

00:27:09.780 he

00:27:10.320 has

00:27:10.500 no

00:27:10.700 morality

00:27:11.260 the

00:27:11.520 man

00:27:11.680 has

00:27:16.340 bateman

00:27:16.840 with

00:27:17.060 hair

00:27:17.280 gel

00:27:17.600 that

00:27:18.380 he

00:27:18.820 will

00:27:19.260 lie

00:27:19.480 about

00:27:19.700 anything

00:27:19.920 and

00:27:20.100 he

00:27:20.720 comes

00:27:21.340 up

00:27:21.500 with

00:27:21.620 this

00:27:21.800 quote

00:27:22.720 about

00:27:23.160 we

00:27:23.940 have

00:27:24.500 higher

00:27:25.060 energy

00:27:25.400 production

00:27:25.880 now

00:27:28.640 than

00:27:29.140 we've

00:27:29.340 ever

00:27:29.600 had

00:27:29.880 in

00:27:29.980 American

00:27:30.260 history

00:27:30.700 and

00:27:31.080 he

00:27:31.200 says

00:27:31.380 Hannity

00:27:31.720 we've

00:27:32.260 got

00:27:32.400 higher

00:27:32.640 production

00:27:33.060 what

00:27:33.280 are

00:27:33.340 you

00:27:33.400 going

00:27:33.520 to

00:27:33.580 do

00:27:33.720 fact

00:27:33.980 check

00:27:34.200 it

00:27:34.320 Politi

00:27:34.600 fact

00:27:34.860 you

00:27:35.000 could

00:27:35.140 do

00:27:35.280 this

00:27:35.440 is

00:27:35.560 going

00:27:35.680 to

00:27:35.740 be

00:27:35.840 really

00:27:36.100 funny

00:27:36.360 never

00:27:36.780 once

00:27:37.160 does

00:27:37.560 Hannity

00:27:37.960 say

00:27:38.360 well

00:27:38.940 are

00:27:39.080 you

00:27:39.200 talking 0.91

00:27:39.520 gross

00:27:39.860 net

00:27:40.160 are

00:27:46.340 consumption

00:27:47.560 because

00:27:48.260 if

00:27:48.780 you

00:27:48.940 if

00:27:49.340 you

00:27:49.460 actually

00:27:49.740 compared

00:27:50.160 it

00:27:50.340 to

00:27:50.500 something

00:27:50.820 using

00:27:51.660 a little

00:27:51.920 something

00:27:52.160 that we

00:27:52.420 call

00:27:52.560 economics

00:27:53.220 or

00:27:53.420 math

00:27:53.780 or

00:27:53.920 any

00:27:54.280 basic

00:27:54.680 understanding

00:27:55.160 of

00:27:55.380 these

00:27:55.560 things

00:27:55.800 you

00:27:56.160 would

00:27:56.340 know

00:27:56.520 how

00:27:56.720 to

00:27:56.860 respond

00:27:57.220 by the

00:27:57.480 way

00:27:57.560 that's

00:27:57.740 a freebie

00:27:58.260 Gavin

00:27:58.560 that's

00:27:59.020 freebie

00:27:59.320 for

00:27:59.460 Ron

00:27:59.620 DeSantis

00:27:59.920 please

00:28:00.340 when

00:28:00.960 you

00:28:01.100 go

00:28:01.320 into

00:28:01.560 this

00:28:01.900 if

00:28:02.440 you're

00:28:02.820 not

00:28:03.040 completely

00:28:03.540 in

00:28:03.760 vapor

00:28:04.000 lock

00:28:04.280 when

00:28:04.460 this

00:28:04.620 subject

00:28:04.900 comes

00:28:05.140 up

00:28:05.360 just

00:28:05.800 ask

00:28:06.300 him

00:28:06.420 the

00:28:06.540 basic

00:28:06.840 question

00:28:07.380 of

00:28:07.940 net

00:28:08.400 gross

00:28:08.920 gross

00:28:09.280 it's

00:28:09.600 like

00:28:09.720 when

00:28:09.840 you

00:28:09.920 talk

00:28:10.100 crime

00:28:10.420 rates

00:28:10.680 you

00:28:10.800 have

00:28:10.920 to

00:28:11.000 understand

00:28:11.520 how

00:28:11.980 to

00:28:12.100 talk

00:28:12.500 per

00:28:12.880 capita

00:28:13.380 you

00:28:13.640 have

00:28:13.820 to

00:28:13.920 understand

00:28:14.240 how

00:28:14.400 to

00:28:14.500 talk

00:28:14.700 city

00:28:15.060 versus

00:28:15.380 again

00:28:15.920 these

00:28:16.560 are

00:28:16.700 basic

00:28:17.320 things

00:28:17.900 that

00:28:18.340 you

00:28:18.460 would

00:28:18.640 learn

00:28:19.000 if

00:28:19.300 you

00:28:19.400 were

00:28:19.540 actually

00:28:19.900 involved

00:28:20.300 in

00:28:20.460 these

00:28:20.680 on

00:28:20.860 a

00:28:20.960 regular

00:28:21.220 basis

00:28:21.660 but

00:28:22.080 if

00:28:22.240 you

00:28:22.420 make

00:28:22.660 a

00:28:22.780 mistake

00:28:23.180 a

00:28:23.420 guy

00:28:23.600 like

00:28:23.820 Gavin

00:28:24.120 Newsom

00:28:24.440 is

00:28:24.580 going

00:28:24.720 to

00:28:24.800 eat

00:28:25.000 your

00:28:25.120 lunch

00:28:25.460 and

00:28:25.680 he's

00:28:25.920 just

00:28:26.160 I'm

00:28:27.140 sorry

00:28:27.440 but

00:28:27.640 he's

00:28:27.860 just

00:28:28.020 beating

00:28:28.320 up

00:28:28.580 on

00:28:28.780 Hannity

00:28:29.220 like

00:28:29.920 he's

00:28:31.180 the

00:28:31.320 opening

00:28:31.640 act

00:28:32.020 of

00:28:32.140 this

00:28:32.340 thing

00:28:32.660 and

00:28:33.100 I

00:28:33.260 think

00:28:33.520 he's

00:28:33.780 going

00:28:33.920 to

00:28:34.000 eat

00:28:34.180 he's

00:28:34.640 eating

00:28:34.860 Hannity's

00:28:35.300 lunch

00:28:35.520 day

00:28:35.780 in

00:28:35.940 day

00:28:36.100 out

00:28:36.420 and

00:28:38.340 unfortunately

00:28:38.980 if

00:28:39.400 Governor

00:28:39.980 Santis

00:28:40.340 doesn't

00:28:40.600 prepare

00:28:40.940 the

00:28:41.260 same

00:28:41.440 thing

00:28:41.620 is

00:28:41.720 going

00:28:41.840 to

00:28:41.880 happen

00:28:42.060 to

00:28:42.160 him

00:28:42.340 yeah

00:28:45.220 I

00:28:45.540 mean

00:28:45.760 you

00:28:46.180 know

00:28:46.300 people

00:28:46.540 like

00:28:46.820 Newsom

00:28:47.280 they

00:28:47.460 don't

00:28:47.920 they

00:28:48.060 don't

00:28:48.300 typically

00:28:48.800 deal

00:28:49.300 in

00:28:49.700 specifics

00:28:50.300 right

00:28:50.960 they

00:28:51.200 deal

00:28:51.640 in

00:28:52.060 kind

00:28:52.740 of

00:28:52.860 broad

00:28:57.140 eyes

00:28:57.420 and

00:28:57.540 then

00:28:57.700 point

00:28:58.000 and

00:28:58.180 laugh

00:28:58.620 when

00:28:59.020 the

00:28:59.340 other

00:28:59.500 guy

00:28:59.720 doesn't

00:28:59.980 have

00:29:00.880 a

00:29:00.980 sure

00:29:01.200 footing

00:29:01.540 and

00:29:02.060 that's

00:29:02.260 what

00:29:02.340 he

00:29:02.440 did

00:29:02.560 to

00:29:02.700 Sean

00:29:02.900 Hannity

00:29:03.220 the

00:29:03.420 other

00:29:03.560 day

00:29:03.840 you

00:29:04.020 know

00:29:04.220 Sean

00:29:04.640 literally

00:29:05.380 could

00:29:05.840 have

00:29:05.940 just

00:29:06.140 said

00:29:06.380 as

00:29:06.620 any

00:29:08.520 real

00:29:09.060 interviewer

00:29:09.740 would

00:29:09.900 do

00:29:10.100 in

00:29:10.220 that

00:29:10.380 scenario

00:29:10.960 Sean

00:29:11.600 Hannity

00:29:11.940 could

00:29:12.160 literally

00:29:12.960 just

00:29:13.300 have

00:29:13.460 said

00:29:13.640 instead

00:29:13.860 of

00:29:13.980 debating

00:29:14.260 him

00:29:14.480 could

00:29:14.600 have

00:29:14.680 gone

00:29:14.800 well

00:29:15.200 why

00:29:15.320 don't

00:29:15.420 you

00:29:15.520 explain

00:29:15.980 to

00:29:16.180 us

00:29:16.400 then

00:29:16.760 why

00:29:17.240 most

00:29:17.460 people

00:29:17.660 don't

00:29:17.960 feel

00:29:18.180 that's

00:29:18.420 the

00:29:18.540 case

00:29:18.760 and

00:29:18.880 why

00:29:19.000 don't

00:29:19.080 you

00:29:19.160 explain

00:29:19.600 to

00:29:19.800 us

00:29:19.980 then

00:29:20.300 and

00:29:20.700 then

00:29:21.060 Gavin

00:29:21.940 Newsom

00:29:22.240 is

00:29:22.340 in

00:29:22.400 a

00:29:22.500 situation

00:29:22.820 where

00:29:23.040 he

00:29:23.240 actually

00:29:23.560 has

00:29:23.820 to

00:29:23.960 explain

00:29:24.340 the

00:29:24.480 difference

00:29:24.880 but

00:29:28.680 these

00:29:28.920 people

00:29:29.280 have

00:29:30.180 coasted

00:29:30.860 for so

00:29:31.620 very

00:29:31.860 long

00:29:32.260 like

00:29:33.880 Gavin

00:29:34.240 said

00:29:34.520 about

00:29:34.940 Ron

00:29:36.420 they're

00:29:37.360 high off

00:29:37.720 their own

00:29:38.000 supply

00:29:38.340 in so

00:29:38.760 many

00:29:38.960 of

00:29:39.080 these

00:29:39.220 cases

00:29:39.620 and

00:29:40.700 it

00:29:41.260 comes

00:29:41.520 out

00:29:41.720 and

00:29:41.860 bites 0.89

00:29:42.080 them

00:29:42.240 in

00:29:42.340 the

00:29:42.440 you

00:29:42.580 know

00:29:42.700 where

00:29:42.980 when

00:29:43.640 they

00:29:43.960 are

00:29:44.200 put

00:29:44.680 in

00:29:44.820 front

00:29:45.000 of

00:29:45.120 a

00:29:45.520 stage

00:29:45.800 and

00:29:45.920 asked

00:29:46.200 just

00:29:46.940 to

00:29:47.060 go

00:29:47.160 back

00:29:47.300 to

00:29:47.400 that

00:29:47.500 insurance

00:29:47.800 thing

00:29:48.020 just

00:29:48.460 just

00:29:48.960 a

00:29:49.260 tiny

00:29:49.780 tiny

00:29:50.240 little

00:29:50.540 awkward

00:29:50.860 question

00:29:51.340 there

00:29:52.620 is

00:29:52.760 rigor

00:29:53.100 there

00:29:53.780 is

00:29:53.920 discipline

00:29:54.540 there

00:29:56.340 is

00:29:56.520 being

00:29:56.900 across

00:29:57.260 your

00:29:57.460 brief

00:29:57.880 and

00:29:58.740 I

00:29:59.180 gotta

00:29:59.340 tell

00:29:59.640 you

00:29:59.860 it

00:30:00.080 didn't

00:30:00.500 look

00:30:00.820 like

00:30:01.080 any

00:30:01.340 of

00:30:01.560 the

00:30:01.780 GOP

00:30:02.340 candidates

00:30:02.860 up

00:30:03.060 on

00:30:03.200 that

00:30:03.380 stage

00:30:03.880 really

00:30:04.900 embodied

00:30:05.380 that

00:30:05.780 I

00:30:06.160 challenge

00:30:06.600 people

00:30:06.940 to

00:30:07.080 go

00:30:07.220 and

00:30:07.360 watch

00:30:07.560 the

00:30:07.720 interview

00:30:08.000 between

00:30:08.420 myself

00:30:09.200 and

00:30:09.380 Donald

00:30:09.580 Trump

00:30:09.900 and

00:30:10.500 you

00:30:10.660 tell

00:30:10.860 me

00:30:10.980 that

00:30:11.140 Trump

00:30:11.340 doesn't

00:30:11.680 deal

00:30:11.940 in

00:30:12.120 the

00:30:16.200 populist

00:30:16.580 and

00:30:17.060 why

00:30:17.260 the

00:30:17.420 media

00:30:17.660 hate

00:30:17.940 him

00:30:18.040 at

00:30:18.140 the

00:30:18.240 same

00:30:18.420 time

00:30:18.760 because

00:30:19.580 he

00:30:20.180 is

00:30:20.820 the

00:30:20.980 clearing

00:30:21.380 house

00:30:21.800 of

00:30:22.280 their

00:30:22.540 BS

00:30:23.040 right

00:30:23.620 he

00:30:24.180 reads

00:30:24.960 it

00:30:25.140 all

00:30:25.460 he

00:30:26.540 processes

00:30:27.260 it

00:30:27.500 all

00:30:27.760 and

00:30:28.160 he

00:30:28.320 in

00:30:28.600 real

00:30:28.980 time

00:30:29.300 filters

00:30:29.820 out

00:30:30.100 the

00:30:30.300 wheat

00:30:30.520 from

00:30:30.800 the

00:30:30.960 chaff

00:30:31.320 and

00:30:32.020 so

00:30:32.380 you

00:30:32.580 can

00:30:32.900 say

00:30:33.240 that

00:30:34.220 Trump

00:30:34.720 is 0.96

00:30:35.020 a

00:30:35.160 media

00:30:35.380 creation

00:30:35.920 in

00:30:36.120 the

00:30:36.280 sense

00:30:36.540 that

00:30:36.820 he

00:30:37.580 is

00:30:37.780 taking

00:30:38.660 all

00:30:39.000 the

00:30:39.140 information

00:30:39.680 that

00:30:40.420 they

00:30:40.620 are

00:30:40.760 providing

00:30:41.120 to

00:30:41.300 the

00:30:41.460 American

00:30:41.760 public

00:30:42.140 for

00:30:42.320 so

00:30:42.420 very

00:30:42.620 long

00:30:42.840 and

00:30:43.200 he

00:30:43.400 is

00:30:43.520 deciding

00:30:43.940 which

00:30:44.920 parts

00:30:45.260 of

00:30:45.360 these

00:30:45.520 look

00:30:45.680 real

00:30:45.860 the

00:30:46.300 net

00:30:46.560 and

00:30:46.680 the

00:30:46.780 gross

00:30:47.100 right

00:30:47.440 like

00:30:47.860 all

00:30:48.560 of

00:30:48.680 that

00:30:48.920 and

00:30:49.120 it's

00:30:49.260 fascinating

00:30:49.700 to

00:30:49.900 watch

00:30:50.060 a break

00:30:50.340 coming up

00:30:50.720 can we hold

00:30:51.040 you over

00:30:51.360 can we hold

00:30:51.700 you over

00:30:51.960 Rahim

00:30:52.180 yeah

00:30:52.700 yeah

00:30:53.400 all right

00:30:53.960 holding

00:30:54.220 Rahim over 0.82

00:30:55.180 he's

00:30:55.500 he is

00:30:56.240 handicapping

00:30:56.860 for us

00:30:57.440 the state

00:30:58.020 of the

00:30:58.400 race

00:30:58.760 the debate

00:30:59.760 the interviews

00:31:00.840 Trump

00:31:01.640 Newsom

00:31:02.340 all of

00:31:02.880 it

00:31:03.040 stay tuned

00:31:03.820 be right

00:31:04.120 back

00:31:04.480 in my

00:31:07.760 ear

00:31:08.020 about the

00:31:08.440 boring

00:31:08.960 people at

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00:31:10.100 I'm trying

00:31:10.600 to listen

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00:31:13.360 Pozovic

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00:32:46.080 to

00:32:46.580 Rahim

00:32:48.100 Kassam

00:32:48.780 Rahim

00:32:49.160 you sat

00:32:49.920 down

00:32:50.340 with the

00:32:50.920 man in

00:32:51.280 the arena

00:32:51.800 and you

00:32:53.700 asked him

00:32:54.200 as well

00:32:54.640 about that

00:32:55.180 sense

00:32:55.380 we're working

00:32:55.920 on trying

00:32:56.180 to get

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00:32:56.860 asked him

00:32:57.180 about his

00:32:57.500 sense

00:32:57.940 of

00:32:58.440 does he

00:32:59.740 have

00:33:00.180 that

00:33:00.500 sort

00:33:00.940 of

00:33:01.080 self

00:33:01.420 awareness

00:33:01.920 of

00:33:02.640 I am

00:33:03.840 the man

00:33:04.560 who

00:33:05.380 is at

00:33:06.960 the center

00:33:07.440 of so

00:33:07.920 much

00:33:08.120 focus

00:33:08.640 at the

00:33:09.280 center

00:33:09.560 of so

00:33:09.980 much

00:33:10.240 history

00:33:10.760 and I

00:33:11.600 think you

00:33:11.880 really

00:33:12.180 you asked

00:33:12.900 Trump

00:33:13.260 about

00:33:13.680 Trump

00:33:14.140 in a way

00:33:14.560 that nobody

00:33:15.040 else has

00:33:15.620 before

00:33:15.960 what was

00:33:16.320 your

00:33:16.480 sense

00:33:17.380 of how

00:33:17.700 he

00:33:17.840 approached

00:33:18.220 that

00:33:18.460 question

00:33:18.880 and do

00:33:19.600 you think

00:33:20.040 that he

00:33:20.380 steps back

00:33:20.960 and thinks

00:33:21.400 about his

00:33:22.480 grander role

00:33:23.900 in the scheme

00:33:24.360 of things

00:33:24.800 a couple

00:33:28.960 of times

00:33:29.560 or half

00:33:30.820 a dozen

00:33:31.100 times

00:33:31.540 over the

00:33:32.620 last couple

00:33:33.020 of years

00:33:33.480 but you

00:33:34.400 don't really

00:33:34.900 get to go

00:33:35.500 like oh

00:33:36.000 hi good

00:33:36.420 to see

00:33:36.740 you

00:33:36.880 hey by

00:33:37.420 the way

00:33:37.740 you ever

00:33:38.100 think about

00:33:38.900 this

00:33:39.180 so this

00:33:40.420 was my

00:33:40.740 opportunity

00:33:41.340 and I

00:33:41.680 thought it

00:33:41.900 was an

00:33:42.060 opportunity

00:33:42.480 for us

00:33:42.980 to really

00:33:43.300 show the

00:33:43.720 world

00:33:44.260 a different

00:33:45.820 side of

00:33:47.040 him

00:33:47.200 and I

00:33:47.880 also asked

00:33:48.820 him the

00:33:49.060 question

00:33:49.440 by the

00:33:49.820 way

00:33:50.100 why does

00:33:51.800 he allow

00:33:52.400 for the

00:33:52.920 left to

00:33:53.440 write his

00:33:53.920 legacy

00:33:54.340 and he

00:33:55.500 told me

00:33:56.160 you know

00:33:56.400 that he

00:33:56.720 did intend

00:33:57.280 in fact

00:33:57.800 to write

00:33:58.860 an autobiography

00:33:59.640 but he

00:34:00.040 said once

00:34:00.700 we've

00:34:01.680 finished the

00:34:02.180 job

00:34:02.520 right so

00:34:03.060 he's talking

00:34:03.460 still in

00:34:04.240 some years

00:34:05.180 to do all

00:34:06.360 of that

00:34:06.600 and the

00:34:07.120 reason I

00:34:07.560 think that's

00:34:07.900 so important

00:34:08.540 was I

00:34:09.000 look I

00:34:10.560 know you're

00:34:10.900 doing an

00:34:12.220 ad read a

00:34:12.940 second ago

00:34:13.580 but it

00:34:13.900 really hit

00:34:14.380 hope for

00:34:14.760 me because

00:34:15.100 I take

00:34:15.500 a lot

00:34:15.700 of NAD

00:34:16.120 you know

00:34:16.920 I've been

00:34:17.220 in five

00:34:18.480 cities over

00:34:19.160 the last

00:34:19.660 or seven

00:34:20.940 or eight

00:34:21.220 days once

00:34:21.780 that interview

00:34:22.580 was complete

00:34:23.280 when you

00:34:23.700 ran the

00:34:24.080 tunnel

00:34:24.360 to towers

00:34:28.720 5k

00:34:29.440 last

00:34:30.280 Sunday

00:34:30.740 you know

00:34:31.340 how do

00:34:32.360 you keep

00:34:32.620 the energy

00:34:32.980 levels up

00:34:33.540 all of that

00:34:33.920 kind of

00:34:34.220 thing

00:34:34.440 and

00:34:35.600 the mental

00:34:37.420 clarity

00:34:37.820 oh wait

00:34:38.200 Raheem

00:34:38.580 wait

00:34:38.940 wait

00:34:39.500 wait

00:34:40.200 so I've

00:34:40.540 got

00:34:40.780 I didn't

00:34:41.320 realize

00:34:41.620 Tanya Tay

00:34:42.180 is watching

00:34:42.700 she's blowing 1.00

00:34:43.280 me up

00:34:43.660 she goes

00:34:44.000 what do

00:34:44.260 you mean

00:34:44.540 a box

00:34:44.940 just for

00:34:45.360 the office

00:34:45.980 can we

00:34:50.340 cut that

00:34:50.720 out

00:34:50.940 can we

00:34:51.220 fix that

00:34:51.600 in post

00:34:52.060 producer

00:34:53.420 Angelo

00:34:53.840 fix that

00:34:54.240 on the

00:34:54.460 master

00:34:54.780 no I

00:34:56.740 knew

00:34:56.920 I knew

00:34:57.380 you

00:34:57.660 I could

00:34:58.140 see that

00:34:58.640 you thought

00:34:59.140 you might

00:34:59.640 have got

00:34:59.920 yourself

00:35:00.280 into some

00:35:00.700 trouble

00:35:01.000 there

00:35:01.340 so

00:35:01.680 yeah

00:35:02.940 the messages

00:35:03.660 are flying

00:35:04.380 in

00:35:04.860 yeah

00:35:06.060 yeah

00:35:06.680 well

00:35:07.420 not to

00:35:09.300 not to

00:35:09.620 distract

00:35:09.940 from the

00:35:10.340 very important

00:35:10.880 Tanya Tay

00:35:11.440 but just

00:35:12.720 to answer

00:35:13.060 your question

00:35:13.540 very quickly

00:35:14.080 on the

00:35:14.880 you know

00:35:15.800 behind

00:35:17.060 the politician

00:35:18.960 behind the

00:35:19.920 businessmen

00:35:20.400 almost

00:35:20.720 I don't

00:35:21.700 expect

00:35:21.960 everybody

00:35:22.400 to live

00:35:23.400 as

00:35:23.980 frantic

00:35:25.040 a lifestyle

00:35:25.460 as I do

00:35:25.900 but I've

00:35:26.280 also read

00:35:27.280 so much

00:35:28.080 of like

00:35:28.840 Donald Trump

00:35:29.600 law

00:35:30.480 right

00:35:30.980 the art

00:35:31.800 of the

00:35:32.080 deal

00:35:32.480 all the

00:35:33.200 other books

00:35:33.880 watch so

00:35:34.780 many of

00:35:35.180 the documentaries

00:35:36.000 like really

00:35:36.640 tried to

00:35:37.140 understand

00:35:37.460 this man

00:35:38.120 you know

00:35:38.680 even you

00:35:39.360 made an

00:35:39.720 American 0.99

00:35:40.000 psycho

00:35:40.340 reference

00:35:40.780 earlier

00:35:41.200 you know

00:35:41.600 there's even

00:35:41.960 a bunch

00:35:42.580 of

00:35:42.700 American 0.67

00:35:43.020 psycho

00:35:43.360 references

00:35:43.880 I was

00:35:44.680 on with

00:35:45.000 Kimberly

00:35:45.260 Guilford

00:35:45.720 yesterday

00:35:46.200 I made

00:35:46.880 a Fresh Prince

00:35:47.800 of Bel Air

00:35:48.260 reference

00:35:48.740 from when

00:35:49.200 Donald Trump

00:35:49.660 was in

00:35:50.020 an episode

00:35:50.680 of that

00:35:51.060 there's

00:35:51.300 so much

00:35:52.460 right

00:35:52.780 Americana

00:35:53.640 is Donald

00:35:54.320 Trump

00:35:54.540 well actually

00:35:54.940 people

00:35:55.820 speaking of

00:35:57.000 American

00:35:57.260 psycho 0.99

00:35:57.600 so there's

00:35:58.140 a quick

00:35:59.220 Trump

00:35:59.680 reference

00:36:00.120 in the

00:36:00.680 movie

00:36:01.080 but

00:36:01.940 actually

00:36:02.440 in the

00:36:02.940 book

00:36:03.400 of

00:36:03.700 American 0.67

00:36:04.140 psycho 1.00

00:36:04.580 Trump

00:36:04.900 is

00:36:05.080 all over

00:36:05.920 it

00:36:06.160 all over

00:36:06.920 it

00:36:07.120 yeah

00:36:07.420 yeah

00:36:08.300 however

00:36:08.780 Brett Easton

00:36:09.380 Ellis

00:36:09.640 also said

00:36:11.040 that he

00:36:12.220 thought that

00:36:13.220 Patrick

00:36:13.680 Bateman

00:36:14.020 would not

00:36:14.820 support

00:36:15.300 Trump

00:36:15.640 today

00:36:16.220 why

00:36:17.040 because he

00:36:17.600 thinks that

00:36:17.980 Patrick

00:36:18.280 Bateman

00:36:18.640 would view

00:36:19.100 Trump

00:36:19.360 as a

00:36:19.720 class 0.84

00:36:20.040 traitor 0.96

00:36:20.380 I have to 0.98

00:36:23.260 think about

00:36:23.600 that one

00:36:23.940 a little bit

00:36:24.500 I have to

00:36:25.060 think about

00:36:25.360 that one

00:36:25.600 a little bit

00:36:26.020 and he said

00:36:26.500 this was a

00:36:27.300 2016 interview

00:36:28.060 and he said

00:36:28.760 that Bateman

00:36:29.260 would have

00:36:29.800 supported

00:36:30.260 Hillary 0.96

00:36:31.240 in that

00:36:31.620 interview

00:36:31.960 or in that

00:36:32.600 election

00:36:33.260 I think

00:36:35.580 Bateman

00:36:35.920 would have

00:36:36.220 probably

00:36:36.460 gone around

00:36:37.100 saying he

00:36:37.840 supported

00:36:38.260 Hillary 0.96

00:36:38.680 but I

00:36:39.060 think once

00:36:39.520 he actually

00:36:39.900 got into

00:36:40.500 the into

00:36:41.060 the polling

00:36:41.540 booth

00:36:41.840 he would

00:36:42.080 have probably

00:36:42.400 marked his

00:36:42.980 ex

00:36:43.200 somewhere else

00:36:44.340 and also

00:36:44.840 in blood

00:36:45.360 but by the

00:36:47.640 way I'm

00:36:48.260 not sure

00:36:48.580 the audience

00:36:49.700 should take

00:36:50.360 this as a

00:36:50.780 recommendation

00:36:51.120 to read

00:36:51.940 the book

00:36:52.760 American

00:36:53.120 Psycho

00:36:53.560 if they

00:36:53.760 haven't

00:36:53.960 already

00:36:54.160 because it

00:36:54.560 is extremely

00:36:55.800 extremely

00:36:56.680 graphic

00:36:57.120 but you're

00:36:59.160 right

00:36:59.500 you know

00:37:00.060 Donald Trump

00:37:00.500 occurs through

00:37:01.160 all of these

00:37:01.800 big American

00:37:02.660 moments

00:37:03.120 cultural

00:37:03.640 moments

00:37:04.220 sporting

00:37:04.780 occasions

00:37:05.580 you know

00:37:06.380 cuisine

00:37:07.100 all of it

00:37:08.120 he's everywhere

00:37:08.660 and so I

00:37:09.420 finally got to

00:37:10.200 ask him

00:37:10.620 like hey

00:37:11.080 do you

00:37:11.620 understand

00:37:12.120 that you

00:37:13.340 are the

00:37:13.620 most famous

00:37:14.080 man in

00:37:15.000 the world

00:37:15.460 and what

00:37:17.040 does that

00:37:17.420 mean to you

00:37:17.940 and you

00:37:18.360 can tell

00:37:18.820 that like

00:37:19.200 it sometimes

00:37:19.900 occurs to him

00:37:20.440 I think

00:37:21.180 it definitely

00:37:21.660 occurs to him

00:37:22.360 when he's

00:37:23.260 around his

00:37:23.600 buddies

00:37:23.960 and they're

00:37:24.760 kind of like

00:37:25.420 ribbing him

00:37:26.020 about that

00:37:26.480 kind of

00:37:26.840 thing too

00:37:27.480 but it

00:37:28.880 doesn't

00:37:29.220 like if I

00:37:29.880 were to tell

00:37:30.760 you the

00:37:31.000 biggest thing

00:37:31.460 that I took

00:37:31.880 away from

00:37:32.220 that interview

00:37:32.640 is that

00:37:33.020 Donald Trump

00:37:34.020 wakes up

00:37:34.380 every morning

00:37:34.940 with singular

00:37:36.420 purpose

00:37:36.980 and that is

00:37:38.220 to see his

00:37:39.060 country restored

00:37:39.700 to greatness

00:37:40.200 that is genuinely

00:37:41.300 what I think

00:37:42.000 just fuels him

00:37:42.840 every single

00:37:43.360 moment of

00:37:44.000 every single

00:37:44.400 day

00:37:44.680 whether he's

00:37:45.620 on the golf

00:37:46.120 course

00:37:46.460 whether he's

00:37:46.860 at the desk

00:37:47.540 you know

00:37:48.120 whatever he's

00:37:48.620 where he's

00:37:49.020 DJing on the

00:37:50.180 terrace at

00:37:50.640 Mar-a-Lago

00:37:51.100 I think all

00:37:53.040 of it revolves

00:37:53.640 around this idea

00:37:54.420 right how

00:37:55.000 can we make

00:37:55.840 America

00:37:56.560 the greatest

00:37:57.400 place on

00:37:58.420 planet earth

00:37:59.000 once again

00:37:59.560 I think

00:38:01.300 that's right

00:38:01.720 and I've

00:38:02.820 even heard

00:38:03.180 stories about

00:38:03.860 how just

00:38:04.380 his personal

00:38:04.920 style the

00:38:05.560 fact that

00:38:06.140 he wakes up

00:38:07.300 every day

00:38:07.760 shines his

00:38:08.400 own shoes

00:38:09.240 does his

00:38:10.300 own hair

00:38:10.840 that's right

00:38:11.400 the famous

00:38:11.840 hair he

00:38:12.220 actually does

00:38:12.680 the hair

00:38:12.880 will not let

00:38:13.660 anyone else

00:38:14.260 do that

00:38:14.720 that's all

00:38:15.220 him and

00:38:16.280 you see

00:38:17.000 these personal

00:38:17.880 touches

00:38:18.400 there was

00:38:19.040 something you

00:38:19.440 mentioned as

00:38:20.000 well that you

00:38:20.500 said that you

00:38:20.980 found him to

00:38:21.600 be kind

00:38:22.780 why did you

00:38:23.740 say that you

00:38:24.100 found him

00:38:24.500 kind

00:38:24.980 yeah you

00:38:27.260 know again

00:38:28.960 you walk into

00:38:29.480 these situations

00:38:30.800 and you know

00:38:31.320 we've been

00:38:31.660 setting up for

00:38:32.440 several hours

00:38:33.580 and you know

00:38:34.420 time is ticking

00:38:35.020 by and we're

00:38:35.640 just told to

00:38:36.520 you know wait

00:38:37.040 he'll be around

00:38:37.940 at a certain

00:38:38.740 point in the

00:38:39.180 day so we're

00:38:40.360 waiting we're

00:38:40.920 waiting and then

00:38:41.720 there's no

00:38:42.640 fanfare right

00:38:44.560 there's no

00:38:45.220 there's no

00:38:46.280 like the door

00:38:46.940 bursts open

00:38:47.800 and Donald Trump

00:38:48.960 standing there 0.91

00:38:49.580 and he bullies

00:38:50.240 his way into

00:38:50.860 the room and

00:38:51.580 demands this

00:38:52.700 and that

00:38:53.100 and the

00:38:53.380 other no

00:38:54.060 that you

00:38:54.780 know the

00:38:55.060 door like

00:38:55.800 just just

00:38:56.460 sort of crept

00:38:57.700 open and he

00:38:58.660 popped his head

00:38:59.200 around and he

00:38:59.700 went hi Raheem

00:39:01.140 and you know

00:39:02.400 there's sort of

00:39:03.360 like shuffled

00:39:03.860 into the room

00:39:04.240 make sure that

00:39:04.820 he greeted

00:39:05.680 everybody make

00:39:06.520 sure that

00:39:06.840 everybody felt

00:39:07.500 at ease around

00:39:08.420 him said oh

00:39:09.400 you know do you

00:39:10.080 mind if I see

00:39:10.660 this do you

00:39:11.060 mind if I do

00:39:11.960 that like all

00:39:12.860 of these sorts

00:39:13.220 of things

00:39:13.500 it's his house

00:39:14.920 it's Mar-a-Lago

00:39:15.820 and he's asking

00:39:16.900 the lighting

00:39:17.400 he's very he's a

00:39:18.620 stickler for

00:39:19.140 lighting

00:39:19.500 well we he

00:39:21.320 didn't change

00:39:21.940 a thing

00:39:23.000 about ours

00:39:23.540 which is a

00:39:23.900 great credit

00:39:24.300 I think to

00:39:24.780 the team

00:39:25.560 that put all

00:39:26.000 of that

00:39:26.240 together

00:39:26.620 we're really

00:39:27.520 happy with the

00:39:28.080 quality and

00:39:28.580 everything in

00:39:29.820 the interview

00:39:30.320 there so

00:39:30.940 big shout out

00:39:31.780 to them

00:39:32.180 but he was so

00:39:34.060 interested in

00:39:35.540 how other

00:39:36.220 people were

00:39:36.800 doing

00:39:37.180 he said how's

00:39:38.240 the national

00:39:38.680 pulse going

00:39:39.420 you know is

00:39:39.820 there anything

00:39:40.240 I can do

00:39:40.760 to help

00:39:41.220 you know I

00:39:41.560 read everything

00:39:42.320 that you guys

00:39:42.940 send me and

00:39:44.000 all of this

00:39:44.740 but he's not

00:39:45.420 saying it like

00:39:46.180 with his chest

00:39:46.700 puffed out 0.98

00:39:47.220 slapping you on 0.84

00:39:48.240 the back

00:39:48.620 he's genuinely

00:39:49.780 interested

00:39:51.060 he felt it

00:39:51.780 you know it

00:39:52.140 felt like a

00:39:52.580 grandfather asking

00:39:53.680 you like how

00:39:54.320 are your studies

00:39:54.980 going you know

00:39:56.100 and and genuinely

00:39:57.260 taking taking care

00:39:58.780 after that

00:39:59.980 and and by the way

00:40:00.960 I don't just think

00:40:01.600 he's doing it

00:40:02.180 because you know

00:40:02.900 with the national

00:40:03.420 pulse and we write

00:40:04.220 nice things about

00:40:04.980 him because you

00:40:05.860 know we are a

00:40:06.320 right-leaning news

00:40:07.200 outlet I've seen

00:40:08.360 him do it with

00:40:08.980 with even the

00:40:09.860 people who who

00:40:11.200 say the nastiest

00:40:12.080 things about him

00:40:12.780 he'll always sort of

00:40:13.680 put his arm around

00:40:14.380 them and say yeah

00:40:15.040 okay I get it but

00:40:16.220 like do you want

00:40:16.720 anything to drink

00:40:17.520 like are you thirsty

00:40:18.480 do you need to

00:40:18.980 sit down

00:40:19.620 is it too hot

00:40:20.540 in here

00:40:20.940 you know he's

00:40:21.760 he's a genuinely

00:40:22.600 kind person

00:40:23.400 and that I think

00:40:24.180 it's a great

00:40:24.760 actually

00:40:25.280 he actually

00:40:27.000 he talks to

00:40:29.040 people he doesn't

00:40:29.880 talk down to

00:40:30.820 them he doesn't

00:40:31.980 act like he's

00:40:32.640 above them

00:40:33.320 he's not flexing

00:40:34.600 he's trying to

00:40:35.740 be a good host

00:40:36.680 and I remember

00:40:37.400 this even from

00:40:38.780 our dinner and

00:40:39.420 I've seen him

00:40:40.040 out at other

00:40:40.420 times his table

00:40:41.620 manners are just

00:40:42.620 impeccable

00:40:43.660 impeccable

00:40:45.220 I've I've I

00:40:46.920 don't think I've

00:40:47.320 ever had dinner

00:40:47.720 anywhere in the

00:40:48.440 world with anyone

00:40:49.140 who had table

00:40:50.960 manners like this

00:40:51.960 it's something and

00:40:52.480 you remember that

00:40:53.140 he is a man of

00:40:54.160 several generations

00:40:55.240 ago when he came

00:40:56.660 up finishing school

00:40:57.800 etc etc Raheem

00:40:59.180 we're we're just

00:41:00.100 about out of time

00:41:01.020 where can people go

00:41:01.700 to follow you to

00:41:02.520 watch the interview

00:41:03.480 to get all the

00:41:04.520 analysis

00:41:04.980 thank you Jack

00:41:06.980 I want to make

00:41:07.840 sure that people get

00:41:08.500 the National Pulse

00:41:09.140 app it's in the

00:41:10.200 app stores

00:41:10.780 thenationalpulse.com

00:41:12.980 you can find the

00:41:13.640 interview it's on

00:41:14.300 rumble it's on

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00:41:16.960 course follow the

00:41:17.560 National Pulse on

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00:41:18.960 platforms too

00:41:19.760 Jack thank you for

00:41:21.000 having me

00:41:21.420 don't get too

00:41:23.220 flooded up there in

00:41:24.440 in New York if you

00:41:25.680 practice in your

00:41:26.260 backstroke if you

00:41:27.120 swim in the 5k after

00:41:28.120 you ran the 5k last

00:41:29.140 week

00:41:29.420 I'm always listening

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00:42:58.000 Tanya T blowing me up 0.66

00:42:59.300 in the break here she

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00:43:03.380 the house and I said

00:43:04.220 I said sweetheart what

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00:43:07.480 even know about what if

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00:43:14.660 about you don't even

00:43:15.660 know about darling sorry

00:43:17.780 about that oops you just

00:43:20.000 just just don't worry do

00:43:21.320 you know what you know

00:43:22.040 what don't ask me about

00:43:23.900 my business never ask me

00:43:26.780 about my business I want

00:43:29.180 to do a little piece of

00:43:29.920 business right here

00:43:30.580 because we talked about

00:43:31.620 this clip from Raheem

00:43:33.320 Kassam's interview with

00:43:34.280 President Trump I'm going

00:43:35.400 to play it for you right

00:43:35.920 now guys play clip five

00:43:37.880 and it's strange for me

00:43:40.080 as well I think it's

00:43:40.900 strange for probably

00:43:41.460 everybody that comes into

00:43:42.220 contact with you you are

00:43:43.660 the most famous man on

00:43:45.140 planet Earth I mean I

00:43:46.200 think the most

00:43:46.580 recognizable man you

00:43:48.040 know the amount of

00:43:49.360 column inches you talk

00:43:50.320 about this in the book

00:43:51.000 as well you know the

00:43:52.160 the earned media behind

00:43:53.700 everything right

00:43:54.320 that's right

00:43:55.200 I'm just fascinated by

00:43:57.720 that concept is that

00:43:58.700 something you think

00:43:59.680 about do you look in

00:44:00.640 the mirror and see you

00:44:01.880 know the most famous man

00:44:02.920 in the world or you've

00:44:03.720 just always been the

00:44:04.420 same guy so I was

00:44:07.420 playing golf a month

00:44:08.800 ago with a very

00:44:09.560 successful guy and he's

00:44:11.360 not a bad golfer and he

00:44:12.440 was playing terribly and

00:44:15.200 I said are you okay

00:44:16.820 what's wrong with you you

00:44:17.960 always play better than

00:44:18.940 this what's wrong I was

00:44:19.760 you know being a little

00:44:20.880 bit nasty to him by saying

00:44:21.960 that because that's not

00:44:22.620 very nice but I'm saying

00:44:23.520 you're playing terribly

00:44:24.300 what's wrong he said you

00:44:26.320 don't understand you're

00:44:28.240 the most famous person in

00:44:29.520 the world and I'm very

00:44:31.280 nervous I said yeah but

00:44:32.380 you've known me for 15-20

00:44:35.460 years why are you doing

00:44:36.760 I said no you're the

00:44:38.320 most famous person in the

00:44:40.000 world I said no I'm not

00:44:42.160 the most famous person in

00:44:44.380 the world is Jesus Christ

00:44:46.560 he said oh I never thought

00:44:49.960 of that I thought it was

00:44:51.000 sort of cool actually I

00:44:52.000 thought it was rather nice

00:44:52.920 but it was very funny and I

00:44:55.860 said that but he said the

00:44:57.020 same thing I don't think

00:44:58.260 about it I don't want to

00:44:59.280 think about it you're

00:45:01.100 possibly right yeah because

00:45:02.700 I know the competition but

00:45:05.100 I just want to do

00:45:06.500 something really great our

00:45:08.820 country is in such trouble

00:45:10.380 right now right now I don't

00:45:13.440 think we've ever been we've

00:45:14.900 never been in this danger

00:45:15.860 we're close to world war

00:45:17.000 three folks we're entering a

00:45:22.180 new phase welcome to the

00:45:25.260 churn you have to understand

00:45:27.660 pieces are being moved on and

00:45:30.760 off the chessboard

00:45:32.320 Feinstein out Millie out

00:45:36.000 Newsom coming in Newsom about

00:45:39.160 to make an appointment to a new

00:45:41.800 senator says he's going to pick 0.75

00:45:43.600 a black woman we don't know 0.98

00:45:45.180 yet welcome to the churn this 0.90

00:45:49.400 is potentially the most

00:45:51.240 dangerous phase the real

00:45:53.360 question now will other

00:45:55.780 Republican candidates

00:45:57.280 continue to attempt to

00:45:59.200 sabotage Trump going

00:46:01.220 forward in this we already 1.00

00:46:03.220 saw Ron DeSantis' scumbag 0.99

00:46:04.940 up when it came to the 0.99

00:46:07.020 question of inflation

00:46:08.360 blaming Trump on inflation

00:46:10.340 because what that does is to

00:46:12.140 sabotage not just Trump but

00:46:14.240 every Republican who then

00:46:16.220 turns around to go and blame

00:46:18.400 inflation where it belongs on

00:46:22.140 President Biden and so the real

00:46:24.280 question is the real question

00:46:25.960 is what will the regime do

00:46:29.920 next the indictments didn't

00:46:32.760 work running primary

00:46:35.000 candidates didn't work running

00:46:37.640 challenges didn't work go back

00:46:39.340 to that club for growth ad they

00:46:41.960 said we ran 40 ads anti-Trump

00:46:46.580 attacking Trump blasting him from a

00:46:50.320 liberal perspective blasting him

00:46:52.200 from however we could and at the

00:46:55.200 end it just made them support

00:46:57.640 Trump even more it made his

00:47:01.660 popularity increase Biden's the

00:47:05.620 guy they have near now they could

00:47:08.060 switch him out whenever they want

00:47:09.120 Newsom's clearly chomping at the bit

00:47:12.300 to get in don't count on Hillary she 1.00

00:47:14.840 wants to get in as well Kamala Harris

00:47:17.140 we have to watch what happens with

00:47:19.780 her but you got to remember folks

00:47:22.880 this is as Raheem said as President

00:47:27.240 Trump said the final stand for our

00:47:31.080 country are we going to be a country

00:47:34.100 that embraces freedom are we going to

00:47:37.020 be a country that seeks to maximize

00:47:39.600 freedom for every person in this

00:47:43.120 country man woman and child are we

00:47:45.360 going to take those with exceptional

00:47:48.240 ability and allow them to excel we'll

00:47:52.940 see we'll see just something that a

00:47:56.880 little bit of personal news that I'd

00:47:58.100 love to throw out out there that I

00:48:00.940 talk about this all the time and we'll

00:48:02.640 be talking about it tomorrow but

00:48:03.720 tomorrow is my tomorrow's my

00:48:07.400 anniversary so tomorrow as of tomorrow I

00:48:10.280 will be 18 years sober it's possible it's

00:48:15.520 able if you're interested in sobriety you

00:48:18.760 can always reach out you can talk to me

00:48:20.460 I'm always open and I want to let you

00:48:23.400 know and everybody out there know that

00:48:25.720 it is possible to live a sober life and

00:48:30.140 be fully fulfilled fully active and

00:48:32.860 capable of doing it and you know what

00:48:34.740 you don't have to do it 18 years you

00:48:36.500 can start in the next 18 minutes if you

00:48:38.740 want but also because today is the feast

00:48:41.900 of the archangels I just like to say

00:48:43.800 st. Michael the archangel defend us in

00:48:48.900 battle be our protection against the

00:48:50.740 wickedness and snares of the devil may

00:48:52.580 God rebuke him we humbly pray and do

00:48:55.040 thou prince of the heavenly host cast into

00:48:57.860 hell Satan and all the evil spirits who

00:49:01.560 wander the world seeking the ruin of

00:49:04.680 souls nomini Patri et Filio et Spiritus

00:49:08.660 Sancti amen ladies and gentlemen as

00:49:12.300 always you have my permission to assure

Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec - September 29, 2023

EPISODE 572： THE CHURN - BEHIND THE SCENES OF THE TRUMP INTERVIEW W⧸ RAHEEM KASSAM

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